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How to Shop for Hand Sanitizers and Soap

It seems way too early to be thinking about going back to school, but I see the stores are, so I bet some frugal planner parents are, too.  Even though I won’t be going back to school this year (I’m a teacher in my former life, but I haven’t been since the year prior to last school year), I’m going to join you in the thinking part and the catching the sales part. (top photo source)

Hand Sanitizer:  Safe for Schools?

Is hand sanitizer or antibacterial handsoap on your child’s back-to-school list?

How to Shop for Hand Sanitizers and Soaps

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I know a lot of schools are asking parents to bring basic supplies like paper towel, tissue, and soap these days to cut costs.  I also know a lot of schools use alcohol-based hand sanitizer like it’s…well…water.  It’s not water, folks.

I would encourage you to read my post about the pros and cons of hand sanitizer before you go shopping.  You may want to try Cleanwell’s tea tree oil-based sanitizer instead.  Use the code CWAA5 to save 15% on CleanWell products, including CleanWell’s Natural Hand Sanitizer, until 12/31/2012.

Should You Buy Anti-Bacterial Soaps?

How to Shop for Hand Sanitizers and Soaps

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An even more important topic, in my mind, is the overuse of antibacterial soaps.  They are not needed, not ever, unless you’re sick in the hospital. Lots of kids get sick at school, I realize that. But isn’t the fact that lots of kids get sick at school, in spite of the rampant use of sanitizers and antibac products, proof enough that the antibacterial soaps aren’t going to protect you?  They are most likely doing more harm than good, in fact.  I encourage you to read Antibacterial Soap: How it Works and Why you Should Avoid Triclosan to arm yourself with information, life’s greatest weapon.

What Can We do About It?

You may find yourself wanting to write your child’s teacher or principal a note about antibacterial soap and why you don’t think it’s necessary in their classrooms.  You may even get your undies in a bunch about this country’s marketing strategies, companies that sell us things we don’t need while tricking us into thinking we’re protecting our kiddos’ health…all the while creating products that actually harm our kids and our earth.  Grrr…

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Here is a form letter to Bath and Body Works, my least favorite store, asking them to reconsider their seeming undying commitment to antibacterials and triclosan.  You can cut and paste the informative part and draft a quick letter to your child’s school, too.

Several products I can safely recommend:

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For now, don’t let yourself be tricked by back-to-school sales on alcohol-based hand sanitizer and antibacterial soap. Be sure to temper your frugality with your common sense, and do your research before commiting to a 64 oz. bottle of something!

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    There’s a lot of research that shows that by using antibacterial soaps you can make the issue worse because you are building up an immunity. I second the vote for Cleanwell hand sanitizer. I wasn’t sure how well it would work, but now that I’ve tried it I’m not going back to the alcohol based stuff. Ironically, I saw that Cleanwell for sale at Bath and Body Works. (I don’t work for either company.)

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Winning the Crabtree Bowl May Not Help Hawks

The naysayers and playoff pundits will be quick to point out that this Sunday's game at St. Louis is a meaningless one, but nothing could be further from the truth.

Not if your name is Mel Kiper Jr., that is.

When the 2-11 Seattle Seahawks take on the 2-11 St. Louis Rams, a fairly significant prize will be on the table — for the losing team.

Call this one the Crabtree Bowl.

Texas Tech wide receiver Michael Crabtree is expected to be among the top three to five picks in the April NFL draft. The winner of Sunday's game might slip out of the top five, while the loser is in good position to have the third overall pick (as of today, Seattle owns No. 3 over St. Louis and 2-11 Kansas City by virtue of the strength-of-schedule tiebreaker).

Both the Rams and the Seahawks have plenty of needs on both sides of the ball, so any number of positions could be addressed. Because Seattle was so ravaged by injuries at the receiver position this season, many so-called experts expect Crabtree to be their target come April.

But drafting a receiver that high is not always a good move, as the Detroit Lions have proven. The Lions have used four top-10 picks on receivers in four of the past six years. Only one of them (Calvin Johnson) is still with the team, and two (Mike Williams and Charles Rogers) are no longer in the NFL.

The Seahawks have also had somewhat tempered success taking receivers in the top 10, in the form of Joey Galloway (1995) and Koren Robinson (2000).

The last time the Seahawks had any kind of a top-10 pick in a draft, the reward was Robinson. While the North Carolina State product did have one 1,000-yard season, he had a series of alcohol-related problems that e ventually got him shipped out of town.

Although a more mature, sober Robinson re-signed with the team earlier this season, that 2000 pick will never be mentioned among the best choices in team history.

Fellow 2000 draft pick David Terrell, chosen eighth overall by Chicago, lasted just four seasons with the Bears and is no longer in the league. This from a draft that included wide receivers Santana Moss, Reggie Wayne, Chad Johnson, Steve Smith, Chris Chambers and T.J. Houshmandzadeh — all of whom were selected after the first 10 picks.

Former top-10 picks Peter Warrick (Cincinnati, 2000) and Charles Rogers (Detroit, 2003) are also out of football, while receivers like Troy Williamson (Minnesota, 2005) and Roy Williams (Detroit, 2004) have already been traded away.

Even the productive top-10 picks have been somewhat unsuccessful. Houston's Andre Johnson, Arizona's Larry Fitzgerald, Cleveland's Braylon Edwards and Detroit's Calvin Johnson have a combined 1,198 career receptions, 114 touchdowns and exactly zero playoff appearances. That shows that big-time receivers are not always as important to a team's success as other positions might be.

Of the 14 wide receivers taken among the top 10 picks of the past eight drafts, the most successful in terms of production and team success may well be Plaxico Burress, whom the Pittsburgh Steelers took eighth overall in 2000 before letting him go in free agency five years later.

And we all know how that pick has turned out in recent weeks.

Both the Seahawks and Rams will be playing to win this weekend, but many of their fans might secretly be hoping for another Sunday of missed opportunities. The loser of Sunday's game has the inside track on the No. 3 pick, and Crabtree is considered the biggest prize.

But several other options could be there, should the loser of Sunday's game sour on a receiver. The upcoming draft class is said to be rich on offensive tackles (Walter Jones is 34 years old and currently hobbled by a knee injury), defensive backs (Seattle could use some size at the position) and might even include a couple quarterbacks in the top five selections (should the Seahawks feel ready to seek out Matt Hasselbeck's eventual replacement).

For whichever team comes out on the short end of the scoreboard this Sunday, the choice might be that much easier.

Hands that don't always help

A look at the wide receivers taken among the top 10 picks in the NFL draft since 2000. The receiver-challenged Seahawks are likely to have a top-10 pick in April, yet recent history shows that the position might be better left for the later rounds:

Overall pick, receiver Team Receptions this season Team record

2007 draft

2, Calvin Johnson Detroit 56 0-13

9, Ted Ginn Jr. Miami 48 8-5

Most productive pick: Johnson (2nd overall) Detroit 56 0-13

2005 draft

3, Braylon Edwards Cleveland 45 4-9

7, Troy Williamson Minnesota* 4 (with Jax)* 4-9*

10, Mike Williams Detroit Out of football N/A

Most productive pick: Roddy White (27th overall) Atlanta 78 7-6

2004 draft

3, Larry Fitzgerald Arizona 83 8-5

7, Roy Williams Detroit* 30 (with Det./Dall.)* 8-5

9, Reggie Williams Jacksonville 30 4-9

Most productive pick: Fitzgerald (3rd overall) Arizona 83 8-5

2003 draft

2, Charles Rogers Detroit Out of football N/A

3, Andre Johnson Houston 92 6-7

Most productive pick: Johnson (3rd overall) Houston 92 6-7

2001 draft

8, David Terrell Chicago Out of football N/A

9, Koren Robinson Seattle 23 2-11

Most productive pick: T.J. Houshmandzadeh (204th overall) Cincinnati 89 1-11-1

2000 draft

4, Peter Warrick Cinc innati Out of football N/A

8, Plaxico Burress Steelers* 35* 11-2*

Most productive pick: Laveranues Coles (78th overall) N.Y. Jets 56 8-5

* has since been traded, with statistics and team record of current team

Note: Drafts in 2002, 2006 and 2008 did not include wide receivers who were selected among the top 10 picks

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Emma is 41 years old, married and the mother of six children. She lives with her family in Sto. Niño, Tukuran, Misamis Occidental, Philippines, where she earns a living by selling seafood products such as fish and shrimp to people who live in her community. She has been in this line of work for 18 years, and earns PHP 13,800 a month. She is requesting a loan for PHP 15,000 to buy nets and other accessories for her boat. Emma is been a member of GDMPC for a year, and her goals for the future are to build a house and pay for her children's education.

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John is a married man, aged 67, and supports eight of his children, aged between 35 and five years old. He slaughters livestock and sells the meat in his butchery which has been in operation for a period of 20 years, earning him an income of KES 30,000.

John has joined a self-help group through Kenya Agency for Development of Enterprise and Technology (KADET) and he is now servicing his first loan of KES 30,000. He wishes to use this amount to purchase livestock for slaughter.

The profits he gets will be used to construct a permanent house for his family. His dream is prosper in business and have a happy family.

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Rekindle Your Romance at Hotel Danieli

- Melanie Zieba,

hotel-danieli-waterWhat could be more romantic then a Valentines getaway in Venice? This Italian city is gorgeous inside and out,  full of beautiful art, rich culture, and marvelous canals, make this year’s Valentine’s day one to always remember.

When visiting this amazing city, one of the best hotels in Venice has to be Hotel Danieli, a fabulous luxury hotel located on Riva degli Schiavoni, with easy access to Piazza San Marco, cultural attractions, La Biennale di Venezia, shopping, and outdoor cafès and restaurants. Comprised of three palaces, these 14th century structures will give you a glimpse into Venice’s past glory while surrounding yourself with all of the modern comforts of the 21st century.

Each of the 225 spacious rooms at Hotel Danieli is decked out in a Gothic/modern style and evoke a sense of magic and theater only found in Venice. With rooftop views or of the Venetian lagoon, every room is extraordinary and dramatic.

Restaurant Terrazza Danieli at dusk

Hotel Danieli is committed to making every guests stay and exceptional one and dining out at their restaurant, Restaurant Terrazza Danieli, is no exception. This Valentine’s day lover’s are sure to enjoy the exquisite cuisine of their special 6-course Love and Passion Valentine’s Day candle lit dinner. Along with live music and rare water views of the city, the restaurant’s Executive Chef Gian Nicola Colucci has prepared a crescendo of flavor emotions, from oysters, caviar and passion fruit scampi, to lobster, wild boar and cigar cream brulé.

But if you can’t make it to Venice for Valentine’s day, Hotel Danieli also has a wonderfully romantic In-Room Spa Package available anytime from now until the end of 2010; which will make the perfect Valentine’s day gift! This package includes a luxurious, two night accommodation with a beautiful lagoon view, a welcome wellness basket upon arrival, daily breakfast at Restaurant Terrazza Danieli, late check out and one 50 minute Couple’s Swedish Massage. What could be better than that?

Come and indulge in the luxurious setting of Hotel Danieli and rekindle your romance any time of the year in the most beautiful city built by man.

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February 25th, 2012 by Chris Parks

DONALD R. HOOVER, 72, of Atlantic died Saturday, February 25, 2012 at the Cass County Memorial Hospital Hospice Center in Atlantic.  Funeral services for DONALD R. HOOVER will be held 11-a.m. Tue., Feb. 28th, at the 1st Baptist Church in Elk Horn. Roland Funeral Home in Atlantic has the arrangements.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 1-4pm Sun., Feb. 26th, and on Mon. (2/27), from 5-7pm, with a Special service from5-7pm Monday.

Burial will be in the Oakfield Cemetery southeast of Elk Horn.

DONALD HOOVER is survived by:

His wife: Marlene Hoover.

His children – Randall (Peggy) Hoover, of Papillion, NE; Janelle (Mark) Buschman, of Perryton, TX; Deborah (Dwight) Ried, of Newell, IA; & Wesley (Tonna) Hoover, of Atlantic.

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Dave Ramsey, personal money-management expert and popular national radio personality, will be inducted into The National Association of Broadcasting Hall of Fame. Ramsey’s nationally syndicated program, The Dave Ramsey Show, is heard by six million listeners each week on more than 500 radio stations. On the show, Ramsey gives listeners advice on responsible money management so they can care for their families and retire with ease. In 2009, Ramsey was honored with a prestigious NAB Marconi Award. You can listen to the Dave Ramsey show on KLPW between 1:00pm and 4:00pm Monday- Friday, online at KLPW.com, or on your smart phone by downloading the free KLPW app.

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What will the future hold for the Class of 2015? Time will tell.

My youngest has now graduated from high school. Back in 1980, I was the youngest of my family who graduated.

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2001 Cheval Blanc, St-Emilion

SKU #1009318 95 points James Suckling

 I have always believed in the 2001 Cheval Blanc. It may even be better than the more highly thought of 2000 and it's certainly much less expensive. It sells for about $550 a bottle compared to $1000 a bottle for the 2000. I drank it recently again and it's so layered and gorgeous. A wine with superb texture and cedar and chocolate. Full and velvety tannins with sweet tobacco and meat with dried plums. Firm and chewy yet tight and reserved. So young. Decant two hours before serving. Drink or hold.  (12/2014)

95 points Wine & Spirits

 No note given.  (12/2004)

93 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate

 At nearly ten years of age, the Cheval ’01 has impressive precision on the nose with the Cabernet Franc component beginning to make its presence felt. The succulent black fruit now contend with herbaceous, dried meat scents with just a touch of truffle. The palate is full-bodied with good intensity. Ripe, dusky tannins, still quite closed with a structure, graphite tinged finish, and it shows very fine poise if not the complexity of a top class Cheval Blanc. Give it another 3-4 years. Tasted November 2010. (NM)  (7/2011)

92 points Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar

 Bright red-ruby. High-pitched, slightly candied aromas of crushed red berries and plum lifted by whiffs of violet and cocoa. Then tightly wound, with juicy minerality and good energy to its spicy, exotic blackcurrant and herbal flavors. Boasts wonderful precision and lingering perfume on the long, taut finish. The 2001 vintage was characterized by a late harvest due to a cooler than average September; the wines are far above average in quality and, given their relatively low cost compared to the much sought-after 2000s and 2005s, represent very intelligent buys for Bordeaux lovers all over the world. (ID)  (10/2011)

92 points Wine Spectator

 Dark and intense, with blackberry, plum and light vanilla aromas. Subtle and complex. Full-bodied, with plenty of berry and vanilla character and a long, silky finish. Very racy. Very refined and long. Love the caressing texture. Close to the 2000 in quality. Best after 2008.  (3/2004)

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65% Merlot, 35% Cabernet Franc. A royal wine that does not show its power right now. Restraint is the key word. Black licorice aromas. Silky flavors with forward tannins. A more classic style like 1983.

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Cabernet Sauvignon and Blends

- Cabernet Sauvignon has come a long way from its role as a blending varietal, however dominant, in the wines of Bordeaux. Today it is the most planted red varietal in the world. Identified as a descendent of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc, the late-ripening Cabernet Sauvignon needs to be planted in warmer climates to fully ripen. Its small berries can easily be identified for their distinctive blue color, thick skins and high tannins. And while the varietal has its own definitive characteristics: green pepper-like aromas and black currant flavors among them, it is perhaps most prized for its ability to convey terroir, vintage and winemaking. A relatively new varietal, Cabernet Sauvignon started making inroads into the wines of the Médoc and Graves in the late-18th century. Today it is also dominant in the up-and-coming Entre-Deux-Mers region of Bordeaux and can also be found in Southwest France. It is the companion varietal to Sangiovese in Italy's Super Tuscans and is planted all over Europe, stretching to lesser-known winegrowing regions like Russia and Lebanon. In the Americas Cabernet Sauvignon has found champions in every nook and cranny of California and among winemakers in Washington, where it complements plantings of Merlot. In South America, Cab thrives in Chile, but can also be found in smaller amounts in Argentina and even in Mexico.

- When it comes to wine, France stands alone. No other country can beat it in terms of quality and diversity. And while many of its Region, Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne most obviously, produce wine as rare, as sought-after and nearly as expensive as gold, there are just as many obscurities and values to be had from little known appellations throughout the country. To learn everything there is to know about French wine would take a lifetime. To understand and appreciate French wine, one only has to begin tasting them. Click for a list of bestselling items from all of France.

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2006 Clos des Papes Châteauneuf-du-Pape

SKU #1041678 98 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate

 The 2006 Chateauneuf du Pape is one of the two or three candidates for the wine of the vintage. An extraordinarily great wine, the 2006 is far superior to the 2005, which was amazing, and while made in a different style, is as great as the 2003, and such legends as 1990 and 1978. Fashioned from a minuscule 21 hectoliters per hectare, and tipping the scales at 15.2% natural alcohol, the 2006 boasts a dense ruby/purple color to the rim, in addition to an extraordinary bouquet of melted licorice, spring flowers, raspberries, black currants, spice box, and earth. In the mouth, it is utterly profound – full-bodied and multidimensional with astonishing purity, length, equilibrium, and intensity. This is a superb vintage for the Avrils, and Vincent deserves huge accolades for producing a wine of such incredible intensity and complexity. Think of Clos des Papes as a Chateauneuf du Pape with the complexity of a top-notch grand cru Burgundy from the Cote de Nuits. (RP)  (10/2008)

95 points Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar

 Bright ruby. Highly expressive aromas of raspberry, cherry, lavender, smoked meat and minerals. Racy and sharply focused, with juicy red and dark berry flavors, silky texture and a gentle candied floral quality. Impressively pure and balanced, with outstanding finishing clarity and lingering sweetness. Does this ever really finish? By no means a blockbuster, but delivers very serious palate impact.  (2/2009)

95 points Wine Spectator

 **Collectibles** This has terrific purity, with a stunningly pure beam of cassis holding sway over fruitcake, melted licorice and incense notes. Shows impressive density for the vintage, but this is suave, elegant and seamless through the finish, with terrific underlying minerality. Best from 2009 through 2030.  (11/2008)

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 NB vintage. Another great year – as good as 2005 and 2007 for Avril. Deep crimson. Some gaminess on the nose and absolutely delicious now. Great roundness and energy. Great complete wine already drinking beautifully. Spice and lift and masses of fruit. Polished and gorgeous now. 18.5/20 points.  (2/2013)

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15% abv.

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- When it comes to wine, France stands alone. No other country can beat it in terms of quality and diversity. And while many of its Region, Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne most obviously, produce wine as rare, as sought-after and nearly as expensive as gold, there are just as many obscurities and values to be had from little known appellations throughout the country. To learn everything there is to know about French wine would take a lifetime. To understand and appreciate French wine, one only has to begin tasting them. Click for a list of bestselling items from all of France.

- Legendary wine-producing region in southeast France. Stereotypically speaking, Rhone wines are high in alcohol, and the majority produced is red. The northern Rhone is best known for outstanding 100% Syrah wines from areas such as Cote Rotie and Hermitage, as well as for fabulous white wines from Condrieu (where Viognier is king). In the southern Rhone, look for spicy, full-bodied wines that are blends of Grenache, Syrah, and other varietals coming from appellations such as Chateauneuf du Pape, Gigondas, or Rasteau. Wines labeled as Cote du Rhone or Cotes du Rhone Village (a cut above generic Cotes du Rhone) are frequently found here in the US because they often represent some of the best values on the market. View our bestselling Rhone Valley wines.
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PredPol, a SaaS product, eliminates the need for capital investment in software and is less expensive than a full-fledged business intelligence platform. It can be extended, however, and has the capability to perform additional analytics. Officers are now requesting that additional types of crime be built into the system, so the SCPD plans to expand its analyses into street crimes such as robberies and assaults.

PredPol achieves a delicate balance between sophistication and usability. "It was important not to increase the complexity of what officers already had to do on the street," says Jeff Brantingham, cofounder of PredPol and chief of R&D. "Although the mathematics are complex, the ‘hot spot' boxes tell the officers in a straightforward way where they can have the greatest impact." The several hundred inquiries that the company has received from law enforcement agencies reflect the need for an affordable and effective solution to the challenge of reducing crime at a time when resources are tight.

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In Sacramento, Calif., requests for public records were fielded by multiple offices, which resulted in processes that were inconsistent and sometimes duplication of responses. "We thought this process was an excellent candidate for the efficiencies that automated workflow could bring," says Dawn Bullwinkel, assistant city clerk. Having tested xCP, a business process management suite from EMC Documentum, in a pilot project, the Office of the City Clerk decided to develop an application to automate those responses.

Departments are being brought online systematically, beginning with those that receive the highest volume of requests. "The goal is to have all requests handled centrally and tracked by xCP," continues Bullwinkle. "As each department comes on stream, we are able to quickly determine who has made the request, whether it is a duplicate and when it was made. We also can tell which records are most requested. This information is now driving our digitization process and Web delivery."

The initial rollout of the workflow freed the time of three full-time employees, who have been reassigned to work on tasks that had been deferred, and additional staff will be freed for other tasks as the xCP system expands. "The system has provided cost savings as well as improved our ability to respond," Bullwinkel says. She credits Wendy Klock-Johnson, assistant city clerk, with the design of the Public Records workflow, and Shirley Concolino, city clerk, with championing efficiencies that benefit not only the records department but departments citywide, and with consistently promoting the use of technology to help sustain city government during tough economic times.

xCP is affordable to smaller organizations such as local government agencies because its pricing is based on a per-user fee. The product can be deployed on premise or in a private cloud environment that is managed by the customer, by third-party service providers or by EMC. "xCP is very scalable, and fully integrated with our enterprise capture and customer communications management products," says David Mennie, group product marketing manager for ECM. "The predefined business process activity templates and user interface widgets provided with xCP facilitate composing applications quickly and easily, with minimal custom code."

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The bobbles are essentially five dc worked into the same stitch, only they're all incomplete. You hold the last loops, then when you have all of them you yo and pull through just as you would to finish just one dc. When you hdc next to it, the bobble should stick up. Sometimes it sticks down instead, so you have to poke it through to the outside, but it should be either a bump or a dent.
The hdc between them help define the bobbles.

Sometimes the first row doesn't look right, but if you keep going the pattern shows up better.
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I have watched Amy's video over and over, but somehow I can't tell if the working yarn goes OVER or UNDER the needle.

Maybe my computer video isn't configured correctly, and it is so frustrating not to be able to see her hands and yarn in that part.

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under and between. if you go over, you will create something like a YO that will leave a funky looking something there.
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I have pulled and started over about 10 times. This is a Joan Mcgowan pattern for a Corselette. It is written in a way I am unfamiliar with. This is the right front piece with some pretty vine pattern. My trouble begins after the wrap and turn and before my first short row is completed. The pattern says to continue in the established patterns. It jumps back and forth from the shaping pattern and the vine pattern. I believe the short rows create an internal decrease and I can't seem to get it right. help.
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A short row itself is not a decrease, just a way of shaping your garment.

If there is a decrease in the pattern in would be included in the directions (a k2 tog or a stitch slipped over another) otherwise, when you got to the end of your short row, there should be the same number of stitches on your needle (including those you haven't knit) as you started with.

So if the pattern row you are on doesn't specify a decrease, then you will have the same number of stitches in that row after the short row.

Maybe if you included the parts of the pattern that are confusing you someone could help you make sense of it.

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Singlaub was chosen by TRPA governing board members from three finalists. Others on the list included the agency's deputy executive director, Carl Hasty; and Elisa Maser, a project manager for a Reno-based consulting firm.

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REAL FRIENDS: cry with you
FAKE FRIENDS: Borrow your stuff for a few days then give it back.
REAL FRIENDS: keep your shit so long they forget its yours.
FAKE FRIENDS: know a few things about you.
REAL FRIENDS: Could write a book about you with direct quotes from you.
FAKE FRIENDS: Will leave you behind if that is what the crowd is doing.
REAL FRIENDS: Will kick the whole crowds ass that left you.
FAKE FRIENDS: Would knock on your front door.
REAL FRIENDS: Walk right in and say “I’M HOME!”
FAKE FRIENDS: Are for a while.
REAL FRIENDS: Are for life.
FAKE FRIENDS: Will take your drink away when they think you’ve had enough.
REAL FRIENDS: Will look at you stumbling all over the place and say “Drink the rest of that you know we don’t waste that stuff.”
FAKE FRIENDS: Will talk shit to the person who talks shit about you.
REAL FRIENDS: Will knock them out
FAKE FRIENDS: Will read this.
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Simple, convenient clip-on style tuner

The design goals for Pitchclip were simple, convenient features and total ease of use. Clip the tuner to your headstock, flick on the power, and you’re ready to tune. As you play a string, the built-in piezo sensor will quickly sense the instrument’s vibrations and indicate the pitch in the meter.

Easy-To-Read Display

Clear, bright, and easy-to-read LED display The Pitchclip’s bright LED display ensures high contrast and a wide angle of visibility; the meter indication remains clear even in dimly lit locations. Adjustable through 120 degrees, the meter/display section can be raised to provide the player with good visibility while tuning in a natural position.

Highly accurate and ultra-responsive, offering a wide detection range

Boasting fast pitch detection and processing, accuracy with ±1 cent, and a detection range that covers from A0 to C8, the Pitchclip outperforms many of the clip-on tuners on the market today. Combined with the affordable price and enhanced display, the Pitchclip is a remarkable value.

Display reverse mode assures easy viewing

This function conveniently and quickly reverses the meter display, switching top and bottom. This prevents the player from having to view the display information upside down; regardless of whether the tuner is attached to the front or the rear of the headstock. When powering on, simply hold down the power switch for an extended time to reverse the display. Now, the musician is free to choose the position that's most comfortable and convenient; this feature also makes the Pitchclip a great choice for left-handed players as well.

Power Saving Reliability

A newly engineered type of rubber is used in the clip, allowing the reliable attachment to a variety of headstocks; ukulele, electric bass, classical guitar and so on. By relocating the battery compartment to the clip section, the meter display section has been made lighter and slimmer, lowering the overall center of gravity and creating a more secure mounting than ever before.

Auto Power-Off extends battery life

Using a widely-available lithium coin battery (CR2032) provides the Pitchclip with a generous 17 hours of operation. The Auto Power-Off function automatically turns the Pitchclip off when no sound has been detected for approximately ten minutes, avoiding unnecessary battery consumption.


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In celebration of Father's Day, Koshereye is thrilled to announce a new giveaway.

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Kosher Recipe Conversions – Send us a non-kosher recipe that you “covet”, classic or contemporary, famous or family - and we will have one of our expert chefs or fabulous food magicians convert it to kosher! Visit us often and enjoy all of our kosher recipe and ingredient translations. If you have a special recipe that you have converted to kosher, please share it with KosherEye.

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Simply share your photos capturing the delicious surprise reactions when your taster learns that the first ingredients in these delicious kosher muffins are VEGETABLES.

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The changing foods and diets of Passover

"With supermarket shelves bulging with Passover muffins, Passover granola and even Passover breadsticks, it's hard to grasp that for much of history, this holiday's fare was limited to the simple and home-made. In the shtetl, Passover preparations began at Chanukah when housewives rendered chicken and goosefat into schmaltz,... Read more...

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We enjoy our vodka year round... including Pesach. But, of course, special certification is necessary at Passover. This year, we discovered Zachlawi.

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From our friend Ann D. Koffsky - talented illustrator, children's book author and speaker - two printable coloring pages: one for Shavuot and another for Yom Yerushalayim, a day which commemorates the reunification of Jerusalem. Just print the pages and let your "little" artists color their own masterpieces; Such fun!

While you are visiting Ann's website,, do browse her colorful and meaningful Judaic art work.

Ann is the illustrator of the new book Thank You For Me- based on the Rick Recht song "Kobi's Lullaby"

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Kott Gunning’s Commercial Dispute Resolution (Litigation) team is client focused. Whether it’s reaching a settlement or taking a matter to trial, we vigorously pursue our clients’ rights. We don’t just understand the case – we understand the business. We carefully consider all commercial and economic implications and strive for commercially effective outcomes. We adopt Alternative Dispute Resolution processes where possible to resolve disputes outside of the court system, saving time, money and relationships. Litigation is a last resort but if court proceedings are required, you are in good hands – Kott Gunning’s Commercial Dispute Resolution team is one of Perth’s most experienced.

Commercial Dispute Resolution has been central to Kott Gunning’s practice for 95 years. We advise public and private companies, government agencies, local governments, small and medium enterprises (SME’s), and individuals. Our lawyers routinely commence and defend commercial actions in all relevant courts.

Tim Lethbridge heads up our highly experienced team which includes Mark Fatharly, Elise Croft and Tom Darbyshire. Tom has substantial experience in conducting recovery and insolvency actions and frequently advises on enforcement of securities, governance and director’s duties in an insolvency context. Senior partner Laurie James has been with Kott Gunning for 51 years and is a senior accredited mediator, Grade 1 Arbitrator, Adjudicator and WA Energy Disputes Arbitrator. He can also conduct binding and non-binding expert determination.

Our Commercial Dispute Resolution team is active across all of Kott Gunning’s practice areas, and works closely with the non contentious property, building and construction and planning lawyers. We identify and resolve issues to prevent the escalation of disputes between parties.

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The next monopoly?

May 31, 2011

Microsoft is appealing a $1.3 billion fine from European antitrust regulators. But its antitrust worries in the United States appear to be over. The consent decree with the US Justice Department expired May 11th. A lot has changed since Microsoft crushed Netscape in the browser wars of the 1990s. This month on The Digital Future, Strategic News Service publisher Mark Anderson says Microsoft has transformed itself into a much better corporate citizen.

Mark credits CEO Steve Ballmer for Microsoft's change in behavior, saying Ballmer achieved "a brand conversion from one of being a feared and often disliked or hated company, to one of being a well liked and respected and honored company around the world. That would have been impossible in anybody's marketing book, and Steve did it."

You can read more about Mark's views on Steve Ballmer in Sharon Pian Chan's article in the Seattle Times.

As Microsoft's antitrust issues are winding down, where will the next battle be? It's hard to tell, but Mark says to keep an eye on on Apple and Amazon:

Maybe we should expect to see monopolies in certain kinds of content and distribution. Maybe we should expect to see that Amazon owns books, and maybe Apple owns media...that kind of thing.


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Roy Hargrove

Grammy-winning Trumpeter Roy Hargrove performed live at KPLU's Seattle studios on December 2, hosted by Abe Beeson. Hargrove was accompanied in the studio by pianist Jonathan Batiste, bassist Ameen Saleem, saxophonist Justin Robinson, and drummer Montez Coleman as they performed three songs: Low Life, For Tamisha, and Soulful.


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Piece of Mind
Youth Radio's Jahlil Jackson resists constant pressure to carry a gun.

By Jahlil Jackson

When I was 12 something happened that made me think buying a gun wasn't the worst idea. I thought it could give me what I would like to call, a twisted peace of mind.

One morning I was on my way to the bus stop when I heard gunshots. I looked back and saw no one. Then out of nowhere I spotted a guy running towards me, wearing a grey sweat suit with a gun in his hand. I took off in the opposite direction. As I was running I saw someone on the ground, across the street. It was my teenage cousin, lying in a pool of his own blood.

Growing up in West Oakland, I've witnessed robberies, drug deals and even people being paid to commit murder. It wasn't unusual to see my older cousins load their guns before going to the corner store to buy some eggs and milk. Wearing a gun seemed as essential as wearing a pair of boxers. There have been plenty of times when I've had the money and the right connections to purchase one.

But each time, at the last minute, I stop and think to myself, "Do I honestly need a gun?"

Then I'd buy a pair of shoes instead.

My friends ask me things like, "Why don't you tote? You too scared to get a hammer?" and quite frankly the answer is yes. I'm scared of losing my freedom. I'm scared of the effect the gun could have on my personality. And I'm scared of the thought of ending a person's life.

Thankfully my grandparents and I relocated from West Oakland to a much calmer neighborhood. For the first time I was free to think more about music, sports and... shoes, without those thoughts being drowned out by violence.
Every now and then I still find myself in a potentially threatening situation, and I start to think about getting a gun. But then I remember buying a piece would only ruin the peace I already have.

With a Perspective, I'm Jahlil Jackson

Jahlil Jackson is 17 years old and lives in Oakland. His commentary was produced by Youth Radio.

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School Board Notes

The projects from 360 Energy Solutions and the handbooks for the next school year were items for the USD 211 Norton Board of Education yesterday morning.  Joe Hurla from 360 Energy presented the bids received for the various projects throughout the district including boiler work, lighting and heating control work.  Projections for all the projects was set at 1.1 million ...

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Hotel Golden Flower, Bandung | 11 – 14 July 2011 | Rp 6.950.000/person
Hotel Golden Flower, Bandung | 8 – 11 August 2011 | Rp 6.950.000/person
Hotel Golden Flower, Bandung | 14 – 17 November 2011 | Rp 6.950.000/person

After completion of this training, participants will:

  • understanding to system and maintenance management concept
  • understanding to equipment failure
  • understanding to maintainability and statistic application
  • understanding to total productive maintenance
  • understanding to spare parts support factor and availability
  • understanding to maintenance reliability
  • understanding to analysis of maintenance technology

  1. System and Maintenance Management Concept
    • Definition,
    • aim and maintenance improvement,
    • maintenance strategy,
    • maintenance effect,
    • maintenance management,
    • maintenance management aspect,
    • strategic and operational of maintenance management,
    • organization in maintenance department.
  2. Equipment Failure
    • Failure definition and understanding,
    • reason of failure,
    • especial source of failure,
    • failure pattern,
    • the root cause failure,
    • preventive of failure,
    • failure category,
    • grow level on cause of failure.
  3. Maintainability and Statistic Application
    • Maintainability understanding,
    • maintainability requirement,
    • aspect system and maintainability measure (MTBM, MTBR, MDT, etc.),
    • reliability factor (MTBF, MTTF),
    • maintainability factor (maintenance elapsed-time factors, maintenance frequency factors, maintenance cost factors, maintenance cost factors).
  4. Total Productive Maintenance; TPM
    • Basic concept TPM of Kaizen,
    • development strategy and expectation of TPM,
    • basic activities of TPM,
    • maximizing equipment effectiveness,
    • TPM small and group activity,
    • implementation and developing TPM,
    • autonomous maintenance.
  5. Spare Part Support Factor and Availability
    • Spare parts classification and principal,
    • equipment classification,
    • spare parts availability matrix,
    • spare part determination of requirement,
    • spare part availability.
  6. Role of Availability Model in Maintenance
    • Independent availability,
    • spare parts availability cost,
    • independent availability model (EOQ model, EPQ model, etc.),
    • quality control of incoming goods.
  7. Maintenance Reliability
    • Reliability definition,
    • reliability scope,
    • hazard rate function,
    • equipment performance measurement,
    • reliability theoretical distribution,
    • reliability estimation.
  8. Analysis of Maintenance Technology
    • Trend of failure model,
    • machine condition monitoring,
    • visual monitoring,
    • oil lubrication monitoring,
    • performance monitoring,
    • geometric monitoring,
    • vibration monitoring,
    • NDT monitoring.
  9. Cases study and discussion

Ir. Maridjo,MT. and team

Ir. Maridjo,MT. is alumnus from Mechanical Engineering Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB). He has been lecturer at PEDC and now as lecturer at mechanical engineering Polytechnique ITB (POLBAN). Ir. Maridjo has taught many topics related to his expertise to many companies in Indonesia, such as predictive and preventive maintenance, lubrication system, diesel machine, pump, gas turbine, piping and pipeline, compressor, boiler, and many others. Many participants from companies have been trained and collaborated with him such as Chevron, Semen Gresik, semen Baturaja, Pertamina, Pusri, GGPC, employee of Qatar and lybia oil and gas company, UP IV Balongan pertamina, PT. Indocement, some PLTA, some hotels, PT.Pupuk Kujang, PT.Bio Farma, BPPT, PT. Bintang Agung, some other oil and gas companies in Indonesia and etc. Ir.Maridjo has been researching and publishing the results on his core competencies on academics standing.

Hotel Golden Flower, Bandung

4 days

  • 11 – 14 July 2011
  • 8 – 11 August 2011
  • 14 – 17 November 2011

  1. Rp 6.950.000/person (full fare)  or
  2. Rp 6.750.000/person (early bird, payment 1 week before training) or
  3. Rp 6.500.000/person (if there are 3 persons or more from the same company)

  1. Training Module
  2. Training CD Contains Training Material
  3. Certificate
  4. Stationeries: NoteBook and Ballpoint
  5. Jacket or Waistcoat or T-Shirt
  6. Bag or Backpackers
  7. Training Photo
  8. Training Room with Full AC Facilities and multimedia
  9. Once lunch and twice coffeebreak every day of training
  10. Qualified  instructor
  11. Transportation for participants from hotel of participants to/from venue of training(if minimal number of participants from one company is 4 persons)

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    Hi there,

    I recently changed my wordpress theme to Enfold, and I love it! So beautiful and sleek. I went to create a new menu yesterday, and noticed this Catchable fatal error: Object of class WP_Error could not be converted to string in /data/17/3/129/7/3129985/user/3491951/htdocs/wp-includes/formatting.php on line 525 when I tried to create new navigation. Also the screen looks totally bizarre and nothing like the normal WordPress menu screen. Any thoughts as to what might have happened in the change and how to resolve so that I might add more in my navigation?

    Hey jrcohen81!

    Have you tried switching to a default theme? Do the issue occur when you switch the theme?

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