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One-Row-Tuck - this is such a great technique, one of my favourties! It has a nice texture, looks good from either side and with the plain longstitch bands on each side to finish the edges automatically, I think it makes a nice scarf and a great learning project if you haven't tried either of these techniques. I think I've talked about both here (one row tuck and longstitch facings) before so do a search to find more if you're intrigued.
I have included my chosen stitch pattern here - if you want the DAK file, email me at firstname.lastname@example.com - I won't hold my breath though!
So here's the Red Scarf for Aids Awareness for June! I'm calling it
'One-R-T Scarf for June'.End needles on RB. Use number strip on RB to select needles, and count needle spaces on RB only. MB sts are included as they occur within outside RB needles. Either side can be right side. Pattern is tucking on MB to left and knitting all sts to right.
Program as below. Set cam lever to tuck.
Punchcard 24 sts X 48 rows, make as shown, making holes for grey squares and leaving white blank, adding double row of holes top and bottom to join card.
Circular Hem. Swing H5. Arrange for full needle rib, end ns on RB. Cast on WY. Knit several rows. Set to circular. T4/6, ravel cord, K2R. Move carriages to left without knitting. Bring ns all out. This will cancel the circular setting and make a zigzag row (without having to change the settings back and forth). MC, T2/2, K1R. Hang comb and one weight. RC000. Knit circular, grading tension by increasing one full number for each row to T8/10, RC014. Swing P. Transfer sts to MB, leaving outside end sts on RB for longstitch facings as directed. Swing H. Program pattern and use next row to read/select. T9/7, K1R. RC000. Set to tuck.
Plain Longstitch. The stitch is single bed tuck on the main bed, but longstitch self-facings require a few (6-7 at each side) sts on the rib bed. Knit with RB engaged. The longstitch is created by needles on RB knitting in one direction only, when carriage is passing to left in this case. MB, set as for pattern (tuck).
RB Settings for Longstitch:
Silver, left set lever 1, right set lever 0.
Brother, left cam lever to N, right cam lever to PR.
Yarn: Yeomans Panama - I would stockinette this at T7 but with adding tuck, wanting the scarf to be soft and making the yarn to go further, I'm knitting the main bed at T9. The longstitch facing is variable depending on your yarn - I used 7 on the rib bed because they are knitting only every other row - try it out first of course ;-) - if the facing is too tight it will be shorter at the sides than the main fabric. If too loose it will curl inward.
SCARF: Bring 25-0-25 ns to work on main bed. Set to H5 and bring ns on ribber to work so outside ns are on ribber - one more than knit bed. Cast waste yarn in zigzag, hang comb and 1 large weight. Knit several rows, ending CAR. Switch to circular for the ravel cord, K2R. Move carriages to left and make hem as above to RC014. Transfer sts as above. Download pattern (read punchcard or set up for pattern knitting as above). Knit 600 rows or desired length (150 cm/5 ft), ending CAL after the plain row. Now, this is the only hard part - we need to get everything back in work to make the circular hem. Bring the rib bed needles to work to fill in between the facings. Not really hard, I should have said just a little bit of work. Set the ribber back to Swing P so the needles are directly opposite and using the single prong tool, hang the heel stitch from the main bed stitches on the opposite rib bed needle - you could just do a zigzag row at low tension over the whole thing and hope for the best - it will work, but won't look so great - your choice! After you have all the rib needles filled in, set to circular. T8/10, K2R. Grade tension down by one number to match beginning hem. RC014. Cancel circular. Zigzag, T7/7, K1R.
With WY, T5/5, K20R circular knitting. FNR, K2R. Remove from machine. Steam WY to set stitches. Remove last two rows to open the end. Fold waste yarn out. Using latch tool, start at side opposite to yarn end and chain cast off by picking up end stitch, put behind latch. Pick up next stitch from other side of WY and pull through. Continue going back and forth across row. At end, pull yarn end through to anchor. Remove waste yarn. Darn in ends.
Analysis: This was a very quick knit! I did find that yarn spray helped eliminate/reduce the clunking at the left side on every other row when the rib bed needles were needed. No close knit bar was required. I have used these techniques on multiple garments/patterns both in KNITWORDS and in my Serial Stuff series. I hope you love it as much as I do!
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OLYMPIA – The Washington State Salmon Recovery Funding Board has recognized King County with a Bravo Award for its outstanding project to conserve and restore 6 miles of the Tolt River, an essential area for salmon recovery.
The Bravo Award is given to organizations applying for grants that have outstanding projects. The Salmon Recovery Funding Board's Review Team examined 225 projects and recognized the county's project as one of seven notable projects, citing the county's effort to restore watershed processes to an area that floods almost yearly. The project provides multiple benefits including protecting salmon habitat, preserving a wildlife corridor and reducing flood hazard along the Tolt River.
The King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks and the King County Flood Control District are working to restore the lower 6 miles of the river, where 20 percent of Snoqualmie Chinook salmon spawn. The federal government has declared Chinook salmon as threatened with the risk of extinction under the Endangered Species Act, and has required an action plan for their recovery. In that plan, the Tolt River basin is named as one of the highest priority basins for conservation and restoration in the Snohomish River watershed.
The county plans to continue to buy houses and land from willing sellers within the San Souci reach and then remove an upstream levee, access road and utilities to give the river full access to its floodplain and more than a mile of side channels.
The Tolt River project is significant because it affects a large stretch of a river important to Chinook salmon," said David Troutt, chair of the Salmon Recovery Funding Board. "Without projects like these, we would lose salmon forever. We can't let that happen in Washington. Salmon are too important to our economy, our culture and our way of life."
The Salmon Recovery Funding Board was created by the Legislature in 1999 to administer state and federal funds to conserve and restore salmon habitat.
Information about the agency is available online at www.rco.wa.gov. More information about the Tolt River project and grant is available online at Tolt River Conservation.


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Here is the 2014 Chilcotin Tour Plan. We'll be updating this post as the trip develops so come back once in a while to see what's shaking.
- Drive to Chilcotins 12 July [Tyax Lodge]
- Fly out to start 13 July
- Riding 14-19 July
- Drive home Sun 20 July
**Note – dates have changed since initial emails went out.
The Route
The tentative route [we'll get a map up here soon]:
- fly to Lorna Lake
- ride up Lorna Pass and back [optional bonus pass!]
- camp at Lorna Lake w/ campfire feast and fiesta!! [13 July]
- Grant Creek Trail west
- over Iron Pass [#1]
- Warner Pass Trails east
- over Warner Pass [#2]
- camp at Warner Lake [14 July]
- Deer Pass Trail north
- over Deer Pass [#3]
- Tyaughton Creek Trail NW
- camp north of Deer Pass [15 July]
- Elbow Pass Trail NW over Elbow Pass [#4]
- Big Creek Trail north
- Graveyard Creek Trail south
- camp at Graveyard Cabin [16 July]
- over Little Graveyard Pass [#5]
- Little Paradise Creek Trail SW
- over Little Paradise Pass [#6]
- Tyaughton Creek Trail SE to Deer Pass Trail south
- Camp north of Deer Pass [17 July]
- over Deer Pass again!! [#7]
- camp at Hummingbird Lake [18 July]
- Gun Creek Trail east
- back to Tyax Lodge
- camp at Tyax Lodge and party!! [19 July]
On the map above we'd fly into the blue dot on the left which is Lorna Lake. Ride counter-clockwise around the loop that is formed by the pink highlighter [our actual route will go off the map to the east than come back in towards Warner Lake]. Then clockwise around the loop at the top of the map. Back across Deer Pass to the south along the green pen and then back to Tyax Lodge [yellow dot way to the right] along Gun Creek Trail.
I don't have an exact distance for this route and frankly that number would be meaningless without knowing the condition of the trail and the elevation profile. Bottom line each day will be long and filled with challenging riding.
We'll also plan a route that we would bike the whole way without a plane. That way if the plane can't fly due to weather or a mechanical problem we aren't stuck.
Physical Difficulty
The ride will be physically challenging with a significant amount of hike-a-bike. This will include pushing your bike up steep passes with loose scree underfoot. We won't be going out of our way to kill anyone, but 7 passes in 6 days is a lot of going up. So be ready for big days back to back.
Technical Challenge
Riding unloaded bikes the technical sections of these trails are solid intermediate challenges. However, there is some unrideable steep and loose terrain both up and downhill. There are big sections of these trails that are easy as well.
The rough sections of the trails get quite "chunky". Some suspension could be appreciated.
Keep in mind you'll be carrying camping gear and lots of food so stuff you might ride on a trail day ride will be pushing territory in the Chilcotins. Better to hike-a-bike than to get hurt!
You need:
- a reliable MTB [rigid, hardtail or FS]
- a way to carry the camping gear and food you need
- lightweight camping gear [tent, sleeping bag & pad, stove + fuel+ pot]
- versatile clothing that can handle a wide range of temperatures and weather
- comfortable grippy shoes you can hike in
Expect warm days and cool nights, but given we'll be in the mountains be ready for the worst. You should have rain gear and wear clothes that don't get soaked and dry poorly like cotton.
You'll be travelling deep into the backcountry away from easy medical help. We'll have a first aid kit and a satellite messenger device to call for help. However, you need to ride like you can't afford to get hurt. A rescue operation will not be fast or easy or cheap.
You may want to consider supplementary medial insurance that covers rescue operations.
Here are some things to consider for budgeting:
- float plane trip ~$225/person assuming 4 pers in a plane
- gas to/from Tyax Lodge
- camping at Tyax Lodge at start/end $20/night [free camping available ~10mins drive away]
- food for 7 days
- any gear you need to buy/rent/repair for the trip
- medical insurance
Getting There
From Victoria:
- drive to Nanimo
- take ferry to Horseshoe Bay
- drive to Pemberton
- take Hurley FSR to Gold Bridge [rough rocky road not for low slung cars]
- drive to Tyax Lodge
- count on 6hrs+ to get there
Can anyone come along?
- You need to be a solidly intermediate mountain biker who is physically fit and able to look after yourself and camp in the backcountry.
- You need to be an easy going person who will get along with the rest of the group.
- You need to have a reliable bike that you have maintained and inspected just before the trip.
- You need to carry basic bike repairs tools, supplies and know how to use them.
- You need lightweight camping gear and a way to carry it that you can mountain bike with.
So if you want to join the trip drop us a line with some personal info.
When do I have to decide if I am in?
Bottom line you need a spot in the float plane to get the start. If you miss out on the float plane you can book a flight the day before and wait for us to arrive or you can ride to the start if you want to add a couple extra days to the trip.
To get a spot on the plane for sure – booking in January 2014 would be a good idea. You can leave it until later, but you risk not getting a seat. We'll nail down all the key details by Dec 2013 so you have everything you need to make a solid choice.
You book by the plane load [4 people + bikes + gear] so you need 3 other people to book a flight with you and you + bikes + gear must stay under 1100lbs. So 4 big guys might not want to fly together!
Flights get booked through Tyax Adventures here.
Links to Chilcotin Riding Inspiration and Info
- http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Four-Chilcotins-in-the-Chilcotins-margus-riga-2013.html
- http://thelazyrando.wordpress.com/2013/03/15/chilcotin-bc-bikepacking-videos/
- http://thelazyrando.wordpress.com/2013/04/12/chilcotin-high-country/
- http://thelazyrando.wordpress.com/2013/04/11/more-chilcotin-riding/
- http://thelazyrando.wordpress.com/2013/04/08/chilcotin-country/
- http://vikapproved.wordpress.com/2013/07/31/chilcotin-3-lakes-tour/
- http://www.tyaxadventures.com/
- http://patmulrooney.blogspot.ca/2013/09/tyax-adventures-2nd-annual-back-country.html
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/vikapproved/sets/72157634759352023/
- http://www.ssportsman.com/2010/07/loving-the-chilcotin
- http://flickrhivemind.net/Tags/chilcotins,chilcotinsmountainbiking/Interesting
- http://mountainbikingbc.ca/news/seven-days-singletrack-%E2%80%93-part-3-chilcotin-alpine-experience
- http://vimeo.com/48102498
- http://www.norco.com/news/5164/a-late-summer-chilcotin-epic/
- http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Tyax-Adventures-2012.html
- http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Self-supported-Bikepacking-a-sample-packing-list-2013.html#cid757816
- http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/south_chilcotin_mts/nat_cul.html


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TIRASPOL, January 15 (Itar-Tass) — The Joint Control Commission supervising the peacekeeping operation in Transdniestria has reached agreements that would bring down tensions after an incident at a peacekeepers post where Moldovan citizen Vadim Pisar was wounded lethally on January 1, according to a joint statement of Moldovan, Transdniestrian and Russian members of the commission published on Saturday.
"The sides have undertook to refrain from any action that might destabilize the situation and proposed that Moldovan representatives set up mobile police teams in the area of the peacekeepers post," the statement said.
The incident happened at the ninth peacekeepers post on a bridge across the Dniester River, near the town of Vadul-lui-Voda, at 07:15 a.m. local time (09:15 a.m. Moscow time) on January 1. Two teenagers from the Pyryta village on the eastern bank of the Dniester River were riding towards Chisinau. When the car entered the bridge, the driver ignored the stop road sign at the peacekeepers post and disobeyed the demand to pull over. About 20 minutes later the car returned and drove on without stopping. The peacekeepers post commander fired into the air in warning before firing at the car. The peacekeepers called an ambulance and the boy was taken to the Chisinau hospital. He died of a big loss of blood.
Following the incident, a number of protest action were staged in front of the checkpoint demanding to punish the Russian peacekeeper who wounded Pisar, and to remove Russian peacekeepers posts.
The standoff between the breakaway territory of Transdienstria and Moldova's central government escalated into a bloody armed conflict in 1992. The joint peacekeeping force of Moldova, Russia and Transdniestria was deployed in the conflict zone in compliance with the agreement of July 21, 1992. Russia's peacekeepers were brought into the conflict zone in 1992.
The Russian contingent had 2,400 servicemen in 1992. Yet it was reduced to two battalions in 1997 and Russia unilaterally cut its contingent to 500 servicemen in 1998 in compliance with the Odessa agreements. Transdniestrian authorities insist that the number of Russian servicemen must be increased, while Moldova proposes to replace the peacekeepers with civilian observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).


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The cops caught him before the fashion police did.
A member of the MS 13 gang wearing a blue T-shirt that reads "FBI: Female Body Inspector" was nabbed around noon Friday six hours after he escaped a Homeland Security sweep outside of Boston, according to NBC affiliate WHDH in Boston.
Gabriel Castillo Perez, 18, got away despite being handcuffed, according to a bulletin from the Somerville, Massachusetts Police Department.
Details of where and how Perez was captured were not yet clear. But police said Perez was potentially dangerous and had a criminal record with prior arrests for assault and carrying a knife.
MS 13 is ruthless gang consisting mostly of Salvadorans founded in Los Angeles. The gang has established itself in Boston, primarily in the East Boston section of the city.


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Hayley attended Colorado State University where she was a member of the Golden Pom Dance Team. During college she worked as an instructor for the Universal Dance Association and traveled across the country working with high school dance teams. After college she moved to New York City and worked as a Broadway publicist for multiple shows including Fiddler on the Roof, American Psycho, and Sylvia. Hayley recently moved back to Colorado to be near her family and the mountains. She is thankful to be a part of the Starstruck family
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They cashed out retirement funds to build their business during the 2008 presidential campaign. Now they have 3,000 jack-in-the-boxes with smiling Barack Obama puppets inside — all sitting in a California warehouse, waiting to be sprung open for $29.95 apiece.
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text: Lesley Gratrix Lecturer in Adult Nursing/ Programme Director, BSc Nursing (Adult) Faculty of Health Sciences firstname.lastname@example.com 01482 464549 Prior to commencing her career in academia, Lesley worked for many years at a senior level within nursing leadership at a number of large NHS Trusts in both England and Scotland. She joined the University of Hull in 2012 as a lecturer in nursing with an interest in critical care, neuroscience nursing and leadership. Lesley currently teaches at Level 4 to Level 7 on a diverse range of programmes whilst being programme director for the BSc Nursing (Adult) programme. She is currently undertaking her PhD with the University of Birmingham exploring the role of the ward sister. Research Research Interests Pedagogical research Nursing leadership Research groups University of Birmingham (PhD - current study) Publications Gratrix L, Barrett D (2017), 'Desperately Seeking Consistency: Student Nurses' Experiences and Expectations of Academic Supervision', Nurse Education Today, 48 p7-12. Gratrix L (2014), 'Commentary on Fernandez R, Salamonson Y and Griffiths R (2012), 'Emotional Intelligence as a Predictor of Academic Performance in First-Year Accelerated Graduate Entry Nursing Students'', Journal of Clinical Nursing, 21, 3485-3492. Conference Poster, 'Emotional Intelligence: An Essential Attribute of Nursing Leadership', STTI Honor Society 2nd European Regional Conference, 16-18 June 2014, Gothenburg, Sweden ISBN: 978-91-628-9041-4 (Item 126 Poster) Teaching Programmes taught on (2019) MSc in Advanced Practice MSc in Leadership in Health and Social Care Nursing Studies Modules list University Certificate in Health and Social Care Practice Fundamentals of Tissue Viability (Level 4) Work-based Learning (Level 4) Medicines Management (Level 4) BSc Nursing (Adult) Skills for Practice (Level 4) Adult Nursing (Level 4) Individual Approaches to Health and Wellbeing (Level 5) Deteriorating Health (Level 5) Complexity in Care (Level 6) Safe and Competent Nursing / Dissertation (Level 6) MSc programmes Decision Making (Level 7) Driving Specialist Developments (Level 7) Dissertation supervision Teaching awards and accolades PCAP Registered Nurse Teacher FHEA Professional highlights Academic qualifications MSc, University of Hull BA (Hons), Leeds Metropolitan University PCAP, University of Hull RGN, Leeds Western School of Nursing Registered Nurse Teacher, NMC External roles International Advisory Board member of the International Journal of Orthopaedic and Trauma Nursing. Partnerships and collaborations Professional highlights PhD studentship funding x 3 application for the PoWER program in Faculty of Health and Social Care, University of Hull – successful (2016) Athena Swan Bronze Departmental application member, submitted Nov 2016 successful Funding application for PoWER programme, Faculty of Health and Social Care, successful (2014)


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I know, what an intriguing title, right? You're probably wondering whatever could have happened this week for me to title it the week of insects... Well hold on tight, because here it comes.
Yep, it's true, I've seen them with my own eyes. It was a perfect contrast to the joy I felt when I learned that fireflies exist. About a week ago I started noticing a lot of bites on my arms and legs. Now that didn't concern me, because we do a lot of work up North in a little town surrounding a lake, and I'm convinced that all mosquitoes in the world come from that town because there are so many. Anyway, I wasn't concerned. But then I started noticing bites on my feet. I thought to myself, "I know the mosquitoes out here are crazy, but there is no way they could bite my feet through leather..." So, I checked my mattress after I emailed last week. Now before you start writing me an "I told you to check your mattress the second you get in every new apartment" email, I did check it. I don't know when the invasion began, but it most definitely started after I arrived. But anyway, on with the story. Well, after some searching, I found the infestation. Luckily we had some heavy duty insecticide in the apartment, so in a few hours the problem was taken care of. And there weren't very many, so we had gotten lucky in that we had caught them early before they got really bad. And they haven't come back, so I'm safe again! But yeah, I now know the meaning of "Don't let the bedbugs bite!"
So yeah, that was an adventure.
The highlight of this week was by far our Zone Conference last Wednesday. It was a 6 hour meeting, and it was probably the most amazing meeting I have ever sat through. I am thoroughly convinced that if every member could have sat through that meeting, the number of convert baptisms would quadruple in a few months! The topic of the meeting was about how the work is hastening. President Porter shared with us a bunch of quotes from the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve that they had said during the New Mission President's seminar. My biggest impression from that was that the time of preparing for the hastening of the work is over. The hastening has begun, and the work will continue to progress faster and faster, because time is limited. We all have to share the Gospel and help prepare the way. I could go on and on, but I don't have time, so you'll just have to take my word that this meeting was amazing.
After that meeting, Elder Graf and I were super pumped to do the work, so we set some new goals and started going. We have been working for the rest of the week to include the Lord more in our plans and follow the Spirit even more. From the time I got here, to that meeting, we haven't found one new investigator, but in the 5 days since that meeting, we have found 5! It is super exciting to say the least!
Yesterday I had a lesson with this lady, and it would be an understatement to say that I was completely lost. She was trying to convert us to her Mexican religion (I think), so she was talking about all sorts of crazy stuff. Anytime I thought I understood what was going on, the topic would change, and I would be lost all over again. Learning Spanish is fun!
But really, it is. I enjoy the challenge, even though I just wish I was fluent already...
Well, I didn't prepare a plan for this email, so sorry if I'm rambling.
And that's about it! Happy Birthday tomorrow Katie! Good luck at school! Have a great week!


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The ancient history buries a golden account of prehistoric civilizations that mark the evolution of the human race. While the archaeologists have bought us very close to the life that subsisted million of years ago, there are some hidden edifices unexplored but cited in the primeval literature by the eminent writers. The modern world calls them myths because they were never found and only the written stories of their existence lie as the evidence. But beneath the deep ocean beds lie the most advanced cities of their times revealing the superior knowledge of art, science and architecture of the inhabitants. So let us take a sneak peek into some of these lost civilizations and the hidden cities of the primordial times which have always been the favorite amongst the archaeologists.
Lost city of Atlantis
More about Atlantis, El Dorado, Teotihuacan and the lost lands of Lyonesse, Mu and Lemuria in:
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Friday, August 8, 2014
GF brownie mix try
Easy mix and a bake. Here are my done brownies (and they went fast). They were good but not a repeat good. They had a fruit taste to them. That was my only beef. I don't think brownies should taste like fruit.
I'll try another mix. But least I have it on record.
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- Nadine in NC said...
I found a recipe online (but can't locate it at the moment) that is for a chocolate muffin in a mug. It's just as rich as a brownie but so much easier and cheaper in my opinion. I've slightly adapted the recipe. Add the following ingredients in a large mug:
1 egg
2-3 tbsp. of sugar
3 tbsp. almond flour/meal
1 tbsp. cocoa powder
1 tbsp. oil
pinch of baking powder
dash of salt
1/2 tsp. vanilla extract
chopped nuts
chocolate chips
1/4 tsp. of water (to increase moistness)
Mix thoroughly. Microwave for 45 seconds (may vary depending on your microwave).
I know this seems like a lot of ingredients, but it really is easy once you get used to making it. If you're dairy free too like me don't use the chocolate chips, but my husband really loves having them added!
I'm not celiac either but find I do so much better limiting my wheat intake. I also often omit the cocoa and add an additional tbsp of almond flour and then add fruit like blueberries or cherries. You have to play around with the cooking time based on how much fruit you add though. I hope you can find a few good recipes that make going gluten free easier for you.
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The only sound that you would have heard was from our skates. The city was never this quiet, even at this time of night. The neon signs still shone their mystical sigils out into the world, each one specifically crafted by someone who knows the power that words and shapes contain. Only our morrisso- visors, constantly scrambling the signals that they threw at us, were powerful enough to protect us from corruption. Ear phones pumping mood music from the Granite City Disc Jockey straight into our brains at a volume that would cancel out the ultrasonic vibrations that they wanted you to hear. Our world had become a shrine to the power of consumerism. Spend money you don't have on things you don't need to keep up with people you don't like. That was the message that kept the population docile.
Tonight it would come to an end.
We skated in a loose V formation, it seemed to be the most effective to enable us to keep the kinetic power we generated within the group. We were going to need it. The streets were too quiet, they knew we were coming.
Part of our training involved using an adapted form of sign language to communicate quickly and effectively. In battle there is not always time to tell the others of a change in plan and our word-fu was a way to make the most of that little time.
Look I did not make the names up.
Red led us in a wide arc off of Union Street and onto Union Terrace. The concrete island that had once been a park, stood as a glowing industrial beacon for all that was wrong with this world. Globally teams from our sister organisations were doing the exact same thing as us. A mass attack on the evil housed within the sigils was our only chance.
That was when I saw the enemy for the first time since basic training. Standing like drones, silver rifles pointing out at the road ahead. Our Futur-suits were bulletproof, we had been reassured, yet I had never had the opportunity to put them to the test.
Until now.
A wave of despair hit us from an aimed mediawagon and I saw Gold lose his balance momentarily. I skated past him and grabbed his arm. We could not let the formation fold. not now.
The air was then full of a strange humming sound that cut through my headphones. The air was full of bullets and I took a hit to the stomach that led to me letting go of Gold and falling to the road, skidding along under the hail of fire.
The futur-suit held and I thanked the makers for their diligence. Still our formation was broken and the kinetic energy was free. Hoping that it at least hit the enemy slightly, I got back on my skates and tried to catch up.
Rounding a road block I saw Blue ahead of me, engaged in hand to hand combat with at least three enemy soldiers. Their blank metal masks were reflecting the neon from the city as they swarmed him. Passing a pile of downed soldiers, I smiled as I saw their broken masks had let the despair fully in. Between the two of us, there was soon three more added to that list.
We could do this, I thought.
Together we pressed onwards, trying to find the rest of the team. In front of us stood the massed ranks of the enemy, flanked on both sides by despair cannons.
I fist bumped someone for the first time in my entire life and immediately felt stupid for doing so.
The fight had only just begun.
I have no idea what this is or what I wanted to say, it just formed in my brain and wanted to come out.


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I fell in love with the chick hair clips that are all over blogland, and just HAD to make some for my youngest daughter.
I used THIS TUTORIAL from Show, Tell, Share as a guide, but changed up the measurements a bit. I cut my ribbon at the following measurements:
Body: 3", 4", & 5"
Face: 2.5"
Arms: 1.5"
Seriously...how cute are they?


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One thing I'm not clear on, will this hypothetical FEXNA game try to emulate FE9/10 as much as possible, or will it try to fix some of the pretty rough spots, like maybe removing biorhythm and fixing the skill system to be closer to FE10's in the FE9 parts?
Fiona's face looks a bit under-shaded, but no one is going to look right when they're next to FE10 Tormod. I mean goddamn.
Tormod's FE10 portrait looks really good, especially compared to how he looked in FE9. To put it plainly: You did such a great job on his portrait that Fiona's looks eh in comparison. But Fiona is eh in general, so that's okay.
Just wanted to say that these are all super amazing. Really nice job. :3
Laguz transformation is cool. Laguz as a whole though are kinda… eh.
I gotta say it, Micaiah's arm is suddenly bugging me. It's like a boomerang shape or something, the shading is just weird.
you finished nailah sweet.
also hello jerad you captian asshole (you were one of the best parts of the game)
Nailah was an absolute bitch to do and I'm glad she's done.
Wish I could bash out a couple of scripts though, or get my hands on FEXNA so I can assemble and see how it all looks, 'cause I want to give the villains more backstory, and I'd like to think I can do something neat with Jerad here.
That pauldron is solid.


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Pink Gem Challenge-151 One for the girls
Sweet Stampin Spots and Stripes
Fussy and Fancy Birthdays
Seize the Birthday Anything that flys or Anything Goes
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Thanks for stopping by! Kim
Too cute! The papers are really great. Lots of fun patterns and colors. Hugs!ReplyDelete
Very gorgeous birthday card. Thanks for playing with us at Fussy & Fancy challenge.
What a sweet card and such nice coloring! Your blog is adorable! Have a lovely day Kim!ReplyDelete
What a sweet card and such nice coloring! Your blog is adorable! Have a lovely day Kim!ReplyDelete
Delightfully cute! I love the sketch and the papers and colors you used. Just makes me smile!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous and adorable sweet card.
This is so beautiful! Love the colors and that image is awesome! Thank you for playing in our challenge at www.7kidscollegefund.com. Hugs, RosieReplyDelete
Hi this is a beautiful card! Thanks for joining in with A Gem of Challenge this time!
Hugs Lynsey x
Super cute card - love the colours.
Thank you for sharing with us at Sweet Stampin this week, Wedgie xxx
A very cute card, thank you so much for sharing with Sweet Stampin'. Have a wonderful evening!
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Friday, December 28, 2012
Thoughts about what has been on and off my needles in 2012
As for this week I finished the last pair I'll get to in 2012, my lovely yellow Carolina socks - you can find the free pattern here.
I will do another pair with this pattern, and make an adjustment in the K3tog part. I think it would be easier to K2tog and then slip 1 over. You'd get the same result although it might look different than the K3tog version, but I don't think so... and I have waaaay over thought this.
I started another pair of plain stockinette socks. These are Regia Design Line "Garden Effects" in the Herb Garden colorway.
I love the colors - eggplant, paprika, teal, olive green and a chartreuse-y green.
A week ago heyitskarla whose blog is These are a Few of my Shinest Things left me a comment about what were the wire frames I showed with my socks. Unfortunately didn't have any way for me to respond to her comments so I thought I'd talk about it here. These are wire sock blockers.
I have NO intention to EVER block a pair of socks. I only purchased them so I could take better pictures of my socks. I like how they let you show the pattern the way it would look on your foot and it is easier to take pictures this way then on my feet with my pale and pasty calves blinding you.
I like taking the time at the end of the year to reflect on what I have accomplished. However I have no intentions of making any New Year's resolutions about what I will get done in 2013. I'm no good at resolutions. However I have decided that this year before I buy new yarn I should first "shop the stash". I have a lovely selection of yarns I have purchased that are now malingering in plastic bins in my storage room. I'm going to free a few and let them see the light of day. Now I didn't say I wasn't going to buy any yarn next year (although it would be possible) cause that is just crazy talk! But I'm going to try to be a bit more judicious in my purchases... at least I'll try to try- LOL!
Happy stitching-
carol fun
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Love the socks and yeah, I totally agree that your son's socks count as 1.5 projects. There, so now you have more projects you finished for 2012. :)ReplyDelete
Oh, I am going to try to be more "judicious" in my yarn buying for 2013, but I have a feeling it won't be possible...since you know that I am the mayor of crazytalkville!
Hugs and blessings
I agree with Stitchy....Your son's socks should be considered 1.5 pairs. I have the same problem with days/dates on the holidays...You are not alone! I was asked yesterday if I have any New Years Resolutions. My reply was "craft lots". ;) As for our stashes....They are like compost......Keep adding a bit to the top, mixing it up in the middle and keep things coming out at the end.ReplyDelete
Your yarn is malingering? Well, bust those naughty lying skeins! Love your yellow socks. I had no idea socks might need to be blocked, having never knitted that much. Glad you're not going for any crazy talk about not buying anything, but agree that stash shopping is a fine idea :) Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
Beautiful socks! And yes, Son's count as 1.5. be kind to yourself!!ReplyDelete
Love those yellow socks!!ReplyDelete
You obviously need to befriend a person who has only one foot.ReplyDelete
Well done on the finishes.
I say mismatched socks are the way to go! Our daughter is the queen of mismatched socks. I tell her that is why she is always running into everything. As for me, I will be ringing in the New Year in my Happy Socks! :)ReplyDelete
So happy that you are being reasonable and not falling into crazy talk about not buying yarn all year. If you did, I would have to question your sanity and it would make for a very sad year for your sock fans...of which I am at the top of the list!
Seems like the last 2 weeks of Dec are always a bit of a blur and a time for reflection and planning. Impressive list of knitting finishes!! I only started knitting again last May and have started a stash of yarn it just calls to me and being a very tactile person I can't help myself and I would hate to be caught in a 5 day blizzard with no yarn.ReplyDelete


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Getting the most out of your i8910HD: Manufacturer Codes
As I mentioned in my review of the Samsung i8910HD, there are several manufacturer codes that can be used to tweak performance of all sorts of different features. While the phone is very capable out of the box, it's a real advantage to be able to access these hidden settings to tune your device exactly to your liking. In this brief, I'll go some of the major tweaks, how to perform the tweaks yourself, and how to not damage your phone in the process.
This list is my compilation of information found on the Samsung i8910 Omnia forums and all credit goes to Briggs and the members. If you'd like to read about more device codes to experiment with, please feel free to give them a visit and say thanks if you do.
Before you attempt any of the codes found in this guide, I want to warn that it is not clear what implications this may have on your warranty. While this guide is safe to make minor improvements to the i8910HD, I take no liability for any damage you do to your phone if you experiment outside the parameters of this guide, nor if your warranty becomes void from performing any of these changes. You are making alterations to your device at your own risk. It is also recommended you write down the previous values for any settings you change in the event you want to change them back to default.
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An epiphany, and waiting for the Samsung OmniaHD
Back in January, I came to a firm realization. While I thoroughly enjoy mobile technology, I enjoy it for the wrong reasons. When I was a young teenager, I enjoyed buying the latest and greatest mobile phones because of a "my phone's better than your phone" attitude. As I have been living my life around the actions and ideas of this lifestyle for several years, doing so became habit to the point of no longer enjoying it. I had been wasting far too much time pouring over mobile tech sites and forums waiting to hear about the "next" device that I would buy that would have more features (many of which I probably wouldn't use) and perpetuate this lifestyle. The motives of a habitual childish interest started to bleed into the aspects I genuinely liked about mobile devices, even as far as this blog. I'm sure some of you know exactly what I'm talking about. As of 3 months ago, I'm done, and after I get my hands on an OmniaHD, I'll really be done.
Why buy an unlocked device in 2009?
I've been chewing this question over in my head for a couple days now and a couple of recent articles really made things much more clear to me. I apologize in advance for the long read, but I think it will be worth your time if you care to give it.
How it was.
There was a time not too many years ago when owning an unlocked S60 device really meant something. They were usually much more expensive, freed users of any of the carrier restrictions placed on such devices due to branded firmware, and had a larger feature set than what was offered by carriers as well. I remember when I bought my 6630 with a 1.3mp camera when everyone else around me was first getting introduced to cameraphones altogether. When 1.3 became the standard, I was upgrading the 2mp camera on my N70 to the 3.2mp camera on the N80 and taking advantage of wifi on a phone, a thought that was unheard of by any carrier at the time. When the world finally got around to using 2mp as the standard and started rolling out provider-based GPS solutions, I was dropping a silly amount of money on my first N95 with a real GPS chipset and a whopping 5mp sensor, along with all of the other features I had grown used to over the years.
Despite the cost for these devices, there was an obvious advantage to them that was worth a conversation with someone who was looking for something that was more than what AT&T or Verizon could offer them. Since I started using S60, I've been so enthusiastic about it that I influenced more than a dozen friends, family members, and strangers to buy an unlocked Nokia rather than settle for the mediocre device offerings from carriers that came locked and ready to charge you for every bit of media you consume.
I spent a lot of money over the years to stay at the bleeding edge of this technology, but it was worth it.
Fast forward to today. Where are we?
-The iPhone undoubtedly has completely changed the market and how people perceive mobile devices. It appeals to people who struggled with Windows Mobile for its incredible ease of use, fashionistas who want a gorgeous piece of equipment in their pocket, mid-to-heavy power users who want an impressive device in their pocket, and it has become the new benchmark for a tier of device above your everyday cell phone without the complications of your typical smartphone offerings (usually Windows Mobile, Blackberry, and a bit of Palm still floating around).
-The HTC Touch Pro, a worthy iPhone competitor, will be offered by Sprint, AT&T, and Verizon for the 2008 holiday season.
-Verizon is launching the Blackberry Storm, yet another iPhone competitor, within the next couple weeks (allegedly by Black Friday).
-AT&T has several more devices planned for the holiday launch, including the Blackberry Bold, Samsung Eternity, Incite, Epix, and a few other devices geared towards enhanced messaging.
-In addition to the Touch Pro and the Blackberry Storm, Verizon is also launching the Samsung Omnia with 5mp camera (with many, many features), GPS, and everything else you'd want from a high end Windows Mobile device. It is also due out for this holiday season.
-T-Mobile just launched their first real iPhone contender in both hardware and software, the HTC G1 running Andoid.
Bare in mind, all of these carrier device offerings are new. They are an addition to all of the other devices that have already been rapidly catching up to what's supposed to be the next generation of high end devices. Verizon had been all over the touch screen bandwagon for a while now with the likes of the HTC Touch, LG Voyager, Dare, Samsung Glyde, and the newly released Motorola Krave.
I've gotten to the point where switching to a different device and platform wouldn't be much of a sacrifice at all if it were easy enough to learn, so what's to stop anyone else from feeling the exact same? I've been with S60 for so long that it feels like second nature, but in a world with iPhones and iPhone-wannabes that are damn near immediately intuitive as soon as you pick it up and are starting to have the exact same feature sets as the once-coveted unlocked, imported smartphone, what does Nokia and/or S60 have that people are really going to want? And what's going to make it worth the extra money for buying it without a contract?
Some would argue that it's the operating system, the third party software, and the ease of use makes still makes it worthwhile. I would agree, but your average consumer wouldn't. Part of the brilliance of S60 was a community of users with active development of the platform adding functionality on an almost daily basis. While that's still very strong, there's a much stronger presence available elsewhere now. Going back to the iPhone, Apple (and the community responsible for jailbreaking) took that same idea and unified all of the apps into a single source for convenient installation right on the device iteself, much like you'd see from a Linux distro. Speaking of which, Android has now done the exact same thing, and Blackberry is about to join the club as well. Nokia's version is a patheric application called "Download!", available on devices years before the iPhone, but it was hardly used then either. Download! brought a very small fraction of the most popular S60 applications for users to install right on their device with a clunky interface that doesn't even compare to what's available now.
The point? In both hardware and software, there are very few unlocked devices (current and available soon) that offer more than what's already available from a carrier.
Why would somebody buy an N85 for $400+ dollars when a Samsung Omnia can be had for $100 less with a contract? It's not worth it anymore.
I'm very content with my decision to buy the 5800 XpressMusic when the US version is available. I'm at a point in my life where having the absolute latest and greatest phone with all of the high end features is much less important to me than having a device I enjoy using that still matches what I need and what I need it to do on a daily basis. The difference now is that I also have no choice. Nokia doesn't have a flagship that blows everything else out of the water like they used to year after year.
Nokia has sat at the top of their hill for a very, very long time, gradually milking out new phones with a minor upgrade here, a US version there, with the capability to be the dominant presence in all of its markets. With all of the recent changes, it's not difficult to see how easily other manufacturers have been able to slowly eat away at their numbers.
What does the future hold?
Nokia has three options if they ever intend to get back into the US market.
1) Get agreements with carriers.
2) Sell unlocked phones at competitive prices.
3) Start making phones worth the extra money and market the hell out of them.
Nokia is never going to have to worry about their doors closing. The lion's share of their market is still heavily dominated by their lower-end handsets and most of these thoughts are intended for the US audience only. If Nokia intends to stay as successful as they have been for the past several years, then it's time they start worrying. They have several new services that, if done properly, could retake control of the entire market; they just need to do it right.
I used to think about a day when things would change in the US. I thought that everyone would eventually catch on to the idea of unlocked phones, start to phase out the carrier as their source for new devices, and we'd gradually see an uprising of interest in mobile technology beyond just calling and sending SMS. Well, now we have, except the company that has done it was the newcomer to the market, and they did it with an even stronger relationship to mobile providers than ever before. Everyone asks "Who are you with?" instead of "Who makes that phone?" more than ever and we're even further away from that changing anytime soon.
As a fan of technology in general, I'm very excited to see how much everything is about to change even after they already have so much. Though I am still very happy with Nokia's offerings, I wouldn't have any reservations about purchasing a device that offered more for less, and I'm sure the majority of everyone else in the US feels the same way. 2009 holds a lot of new devices from a lot of manufacturers. The last thing Nokia needs to be doing is releasing rehashes of their previous years devices with new reflective black casings.
After all, that banner up there is only a jpeg and changing the URL for my blog would be very inexpensive. 😉


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Saturday, October 31, 2015
31 for 21: My Answers
1. What is Kayla's opinion on being featured on the internet?
This is kind of hard to answer because I don't think she quite grasps the concept of 'internet' and what it means, exactly - and that other people are reading this 'blog' that I write. She knows of "Big Blueberry Eyes" so I asked her what she thought of the pictures that are on here and she said, "Happy!" I asked her why that makes her happy and she said, "Because I love you!" When I started this blog she was just shy of being three years old. I had a "family website" that I made as a way to let family and friends see what we were up to (being a military family we didn't live close by to family) and also as a sort of online journal; I easily transitioned from that early experimentation of a website to a blog. I think this was before all the ethical questions really started about blogging about your kids and by the time those questions really started to be asked, after blogging seemed to take off, I was already in the thick of it. I try to blog mostly from my perspective of being a parent and I try to be conscious of what I post - nothing embarrassing or anything I know I wouldn't have wanted put out there about myself at that age.
2. I'd love to hear more about Kayla's educational program. What is her classroom like, and what are her favorite subjects? I would also be interested to learn about Kayla's language development - has speech always come easily for her, or what strategies did you all use to help her succeed? And at Kayla's age now, is she involved in any therapies like PT/OT/SLP?
Kayla is in the 6th grade (junior high!) and this year we withdrew her from the public school system (they wanted her in a self-contained classroom for every class except her two electives of PE & Band) and enrolled her in a private school with an inclusive education program. I would compare this program to being like a resource room in a public school. When she was in elementary school she went to ged ed classes and went to the resource room for some ELA/Math instruction.
At this school she goes to Science, Social Studies, Literature, Religion, Spanish, Music, Art, and PE with all of her peers and she goes to the 'resource room' for 40 min of Reading/Writing and 40 min of Math. She switches classrooms with her peers and has a locker; this is her first year without a 1 on 1 aide and so far it seems to be going well - she goes to the resource room and back to her classes independently and knows her schedule. She isn't doing the same level of work as her peers, but she's included in the class discussions and has modified tests/work on her level. We think her favorite subject is Science because she likes the hands-on experiences, but she also says she likes reading and math (although she struggles in both areas, so I don't know about that!).
I don't think Kayla's speech has come easily - when she was 3 she was still mostly talking in one-word sentences. She could say a large number of words, but rarely would put two of them together at one time. I remember one night when Joe came home from work and she said, "Hi Daddy!" and it was such a big deal that she said the two words together. I still think she struggles with speech - she might speak better than some kids with Down syndrome and conversely there are other kids with Down syndrome who have much better speech than she does. Her biggest issue (or what I perceive to be) is she mostly talks in phrases instead of complete sentences (and some of her enunciation still isn't clear unless you know the context of what she's talking about). We try to correct her in saying all of the words in a sentence, but I know she gets frustrated with being corrected. I can't recall any specific strategies we used - she did start ST when she was about 8 weeks old through Early Childhood Intervention.
When she was in the public school system she had all three PT/OT/ST until we moved to Maryland halfway through her Kindergarten year. In MD she didn't qualify for PT, only adaptive PE. When we moved to SC they didn't have, nor knew what adaptive PE was, so she only received OT/ST in school. In her private school she is still receiving ST, but they don't have OT services there.
She was receiving ST through our insurance outside of school the past few years, but they recently discharged her saying she met the goals and there was nothing more they could really do. My concern was she still has tongue thrust when she's drinking/eating/swallowing and her legibility and sentence length (mostly being phrases) but they said she wasn't doing that so much during the speech sessions. I think because it was a controlled environment and she knew what they were going to work on and practice on during ST; it's not the same as when she's around her peers just talking. We have a new referral and I'm going to try a different location to see if they have other suggestions.
3. Has Kayla expressed an interest in a particular area of study/employment?
This is another area where I think the concept is a little hard for Kayla to grasp when talking about the future or what she wants to be or do when she grows up. A couple of years ago she would answer the question with being a princess, or more specifically she started saying Elsa. I would try to explain to her that is a character in a movie and not something she can be when she grows up. I tried to explain what answers people give to that question like, "a teacher, a doctor, etc" and she said "A doctor!" That answer surprised me because she hates anything medical, but also trying to be reasonable with expectations, because she isn't going to be a doctor, I tried guiding her to something like a "doctor's helper" - someone who helps calms kids when they go to the doctor so they won't be afraid. She liked that idea and now will answer "doctors' helper."
But the more I think about it, why can't she decide she wants to be Elsa? She loves to dress up. She is drawn to younger kids. I can picture her being an Elsa character at Disney - she would totally be in her element doing that. Dressing up, playing the part of a character, and entertaining little kids? That is so her. And who fills those jobs of dressing up as characters at Disney? Adults. So why can't this be an answer to that question of what she wants to be? I just need to think outside the box.
Even closer to home, here in Charleston, there is a boutique called Princess of Tides and the adults that work there participate in all kinds of events dressed up as Disney princesses. She could be employed doing something like that!
Thanks for the questions to wrap up 31 for 21 and thanks to all the bloggers for participating!
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- Cole said...
Can you talk more about the modifications that they do? Who does them? How do they decide what to do- what's too much, what's not enough? Does that mean then she is off of a diploma track because of the modifications? I've still been trying to get straight in my mind how that words. Abby is just in first grade and to date is able to keep up with accommodations. It was a fight to get her in gen ed with just accommodations so I'm anticipating a very negative response at the point in which she can't keep up with the work. Or after she has to take the PASS testing- which I think if you opt out of then that takes you off the diploma track in our state- I'm not clear where/how to clarify that though- and it's not information that is going to come from the team.


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Wired got Dennis McCarthy on their series to explain every car in the Fast & Furious. Who is he? He's the guy who built every single one of those cars, so sit back, relax, hit play, and enjoy the show.
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Dennis McCarthy, picture car coordinator for 'The Fate of the Furious,' and the man behind all of the cars from the Fast and the Furious franchise, gives us his insights on all of the iconic cars from the films. Dennis takes a look at some classics like the Mazda RX-7, 1969 Yenko Camaro, Nissan Skyline GT-R, and the Mitsubishi Lancer.


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The Independent National Electoral Commission has named Mr. Jimoh Ibrahim as the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party for the November 26 governorship election in Ondo State.
The commission also named Mr. Alabi Ebenezer Omotayo as his running mate.
This was contained in the Information published in the commission's website.
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