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Climate Change Is Undeniable and Must Be Addressed Now, Says Former U.S. Senator Ted Kaufman
by Ted Kaufman, reposted from HuffPost
We are beginning a new year, and the silence in Congress is still deafening. Will there ever be a debate about what should be done to deal with climate change?
Oh, you don't "believe" in it? If you do not, please, suspend that belief system for just a few minutes and take a look at what the major scientific organizations in this country say. Go to their webpages. Examine the mountain of evidence that has convinced 97 to 98 percent of climate researchers that climate change is a stark reality, and that human behavior has been a contributing factor to it.
NASA: The startling timeline chart on the first page leads you directly into a summary of why the evidence for rapid climate change is compelling. There are extensive sections documenting sea level rise, global temperature rise, warming oceans, shrinking ice sheets, declining arctic sea ice, glacial retreat, extreme events and ocean acidification.
This graph, based on the comparison of atmospheric samples contained in ice cores and more recent direct measurements, provides evidence that atmospheric CO2 has increased since the Industrial Revolution. (Source: NOAA)
National Academy of Sciences: There are more than forty reports on this web page, each of them supporting the Academy's conclusion that "climate change is occurring, is very likely caused primarily by the emission of greenhouse gases from human activities and poses significant risks for a range of human and natural systems."
The American Association for the Advancement of Science: The world's largest general-scientific society also offers more than forty reports on climate change on its web site. AAAS sums them up by "reaffirming the position of its Board of Directors and the leaders of 18 respected organizations, who concluded based on multiple lines of scientific evidence that global climate change caused by human activities is now underway and it is a growing threat to society."
The American Chemical Society says, "Climate change is occurring, is caused largely by human activities, and poses significant risks for — and in many cases is already affecting — a broad range of human and natural systems."
The American Geophysical Union says:
Human responsibility for most of the well-documented increase in global average temperatures over the last half century is well established. Further greenhouse gas emissions, particularly of carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels, will almost certainly contribute to additional widespread climate changes that can be expected to cause major negative consequences for most nations.
The American Institute of Physics, says:
Human activities are increasingly altering the Earth's climate. These effects add to natural influences that have been present over Earth's history. Scientific evidence strongly indicates that natural influences cannot explain the rapid increase in global near-surface temperatures observed during the second half of the 20th century.
The Geological Society of America says:
GSA concurs with assessments by the National Academies of Science, the National Research Council, and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change that global climate has warmed and that human activities (mainly greenhouse‐gas emissions) account for most of the warming since the middle 1900s.
Even the American Medical Association says, "scientific evidence shows that the world's climate is changing and that the results have public health consequences."
I could list hundreds more. Virtually every reputable organization of scientists in the world has reached the same basic conclusion. Climate change is real and poses a threat to every living thing on the earth. To not take climate change seriously, you must somehow believe there is a gigantic international conspiracy involving the world's top scientists, all of whom have agreed to distort their data. Come on.
I realize that people on both sides of the political spectrum can twist themselves into pretzels to reach an ideological result, but that's way beyond improbable. I believe that scientists, as they have down through history, are basing their conclusions on unbiased scientific inquiry.
The debate we need now is not about whether climate change is a reality. It is. The massive and complex problems it poses are among the most difficult human beings have ever faced. Hopefully, for the sake of our children and grandchildren, 2012 will be the year our leaders finally listen to the scientific community and begin to fashion solutions to protect the world we will leave them.
This piece first appeared in the "Wilmington News Journal" and the Huffington Post.
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FABULOUS article, until this madness: 'Hopefully, for the sake of our children and grandchildren, 2012 will be the year our leaders finally listen…' Huh? Oh My God, this is insanity. WE, WE THE PEOPLE, WE THE 300M AMERICANS, WE, WE WE need to 'listen!!!!' If we did, no one and nothing could stop us from implementing sanity. If we do NOT, THERE IS NO WAY 'OUR LEADERS' CAN OVERCOME THE WEALTH OF THE OIL AND GAS COMPANIES AND OUR CITIZEN INSANE APATHY / AFFLOHOLISTIC DENIAL. If I'm incorrect here,, then FDR didn't need we citizens to defeat the army he faced, the Nazi army. We just needed to convince him do do our job for us. God man, get real! Please!
The debate we need now is, what it means to our every day live (short/long term impacts) and what we can do about it.
On the bottom line we need to transistion to a clean economy because this is good for businesses.
How are we ever going to get sufficient action on climate change in the U.S. when most people in this country do not see it as a major threat? This belief does not inspire people to pressure their government into action. I fear that, as mentioned on this blog recently, it will take a "Pearl Harbor" event to get people to wake up. However, by the time something that eye-opening happens, it will likely be too late to do anything. I know this blog posts many studies that show that most Americans believe the earth is warming, but frankly that means nothing. If you polled that same "majority" and asked them if they think it's caused by us, that percentage shrinks further (to 50%), and if you poll THAT percentage to ask them if they think climate change is a major threat that will negatively affect their way of life, it shrinks even further (a mere 32%!). The real moral dilemma is the amount of Americans who are comfortable with a scenario where their children and grandchildren will bare the consequences of their inaction. Fucking sickening if you ask me. That's coming from a 23 yr old.
32% of Americans think climate change will be a significant threat to their way of life in their lifetime. Compare that to 40% 3 yrs ago.
This isn't cutting it. The message is not getting out. Frankly, the only people who view this blog are people who already agree with what's said in it. This blog likely isn't winning many new converts.
I suppose the only encouraging point is the speed in which people's minds can change. This is evident from the polls. Thankfully we have groups like 350.org that are out there helping to do this.
It's much more complicated than just presenting evidence. The history of science denial shows that such simplistic ideas won't work against a well-funded disinformation campaign.
Unfortunately, many of the men-in-the street either don't care, or don't want to believe it's true; or believe the ludicrous political conspiracy / funding scam arguments; and the ones that do think they know aren't going to be persuaded by trivial things like mere scientific evidence.
There needs to be a restriction on self-expression, especially via the media. The right to lie through one's teeth about what the science says and claim it's the scientific truth needs to be curbed. Likewise, the monstrous campaigns of malicious accusations levelled by the agents of the denial industry at certain well-known scientists has been the second biggest scandal, second-only to the laundering of bogus science by think-tanks funded by Koch and Exxon, etc.
It would really help if the US population's ability to apply critical thinking were increased.
Most people's action require the government to act.
The problem is that so many elected officials' campaign money is coming from sources that expect them to "not believe" global warming is real. If they shift that position they'll never get re-elected and the wrath of their party will come down on them like a ton of bricks.
The only way to solve this is for voters to show representatives that denying GW is not a free ticket into office.
In Charlotte, North Carolina, where I'm writing this, it was about 65 degrees out today. In January. I read an article last night remarking that In Milwaukee, 25 of 26 consecutive days recently had temperatures higher than normal; the same article mentioned that lakes normally frozen over with 10 inches of ice have thin-ice warnings posted in the Midwest. A pond ice-hockey tournament in Buffalo was cancelled for the first time EVER.
Last summer, as most people know, Texans suffered through over a MONTH of TRIPLE DIGIT temperatures, and correspondingly, a drought that people were struggling to classify as a 100-year, 500-year, or 1000-year phenomenon.
The remarkable thing, the eerie, bone-chilling thing, the thing that is starting to make this all seem like a freaking TWILIGHT ZONE EPISODE is that in NONE of the Internet and magazine articles that I read was global warming/climate change MENTIONED as a contributing factor at all. AT ALL.
Actually that's not true. In the TIME magazine article I read last year about the Texas drought, global warming was acknowledged in passing, in a single sentence as a POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING factor. Most of the rest of the article was just hand-wringing: "What, oh what, could possibly be causing this? It's just a big mystery!"
The reporting of extreme temperatures and extreme weather events without mentioning or acknowledging global warming as a PROBABLE factor, or, more commonly, at all, is the norm; has been the norm in all the articles I've read over the last seven years, ever since photo documentation of melting arctic ice and glaciers began to appear on the Internet. There are some things to be said for not throwing masses of people into a panic, but it's long past time that public acknowledgement of the changing climate became commonplace, and that a national discussion about climate change took place (to be continued).
Loss of all summer arctic ice may be a wake up call ( but also may mean passing a huge tipping point). Wondering if drought and crop failures in the rural midwestern states may bring a poltical change for big ag interests?
I can hear it now…."It is a hoax by those liberal/socialist scientists to extract grant money and get rich and control the world economy to destroy free market capitalism.
Really, no joke…this IS OUT THERE and folks stand by it….really.
great idea!
post a complete contact list of all deniers and lagards in congress on every available web site, billboard, town square, bulletin board, at water coolers, schools, train & bus stations, sign posts etc. etc. etc. worldwide and let the barrage begin: "stop accelerating climate change with wartime speed!"
In the past day I remember seeing one Republican hopeful deny climate change and quickly touch his nose.
Did I imagine it?
Anyone read those body language books – I rather liked the one by non-academic Alan Pease.
People will only listen when we tell them the full truth: The Arctic is melting down much faster than expected, the methane hydrates are rapidly destabilizing, and we're entering a period of abrupt global warming that will destroy agriculture and bring about a hydrogen sulfide mass extinction.
If the primary solution proposed to renewable energy, then the scale of the disaster appears not a problem to the public. If we tell people we need SRM geoeng, carbon burial, synthetic food, and a rapid buildup of all carbon-free sources including nuclear, they're more likely to accept what a serious near term threat global warming is. They're also more likely to take personal action through growing food and discarding materialism.
Congress is broken, and the parasites that don't want it fixed rule the day and have all the money. Thanks to Citizens United and the award of corporate money as a kind of "free speech' by the Supreme Court, any legislator that wants to do anything positive at all is going to be crushed under barrage of greasy hate attack ads brought to yo by invisible money sources.
What the people of this country actually want never mattered less than it does today.
They have figured out how to make your vote meaningless, and to neuter your paltry $100 donation with their unlimited anonymous funding sources.
This chapter in American history will not end well, mark my words.
Mankind is about to cut their GHG emissions both fast and drastically to save money big-time, considering the following new clean energy technology:
There is a new clean energy technology that is one tenth the cost of coal. LENR using nickel. Incredibly: Ni+H(heated under pressure)=Cu+lots of heat. This phenomenon (LENR) has been confirmed in hundreds of published scientific papers: http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/RothwellJtallyofcol.pdf
"Over 2 decades with over 100 experiments worldwide indicate LENR is real, much greater than chemical…" –Dennis M. Bushnell, Chief Scientist, NASA Langley Research Center
"Energy density many orders of magnitude over chemical." Michael A. Nelson, NASA
"Total replacement of fossil fuels for everything but synthetic organic chemistry." –Dr. Joseph M. Zawodny, NASA
According to Forbes, electricity will be "too cheap to meter" if Rossi's Oct 28 demonstration succeeds: http://www.forbes.com/sites/markgibbs/2011/10/17/hello-cheap-energy-hello-brave-new-world/
Here's the latest, according to MSNBC it passed the test: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45153076/ns/technology_and_science-science/#.TrNo9rJqwe4
By the way, here is a current survey of all the companies that are bringing LENR to commercialization: http://www.cleantechblog.com/2011/08/the-new-breed-of-energy-catalyzers-ready-for-commercialization.html
I have found that the drought and heatwave in Texas and Oklahoma last summer is an effective tool to use against the deniers.
What makes it especially effective is that it was correctly predicted by climate science thirty years before it happened, in Hansen's 1981 climate paper.
This lies in stark contrast to the denier predictions that increasing CO2 "helps plants grow better". If that were true, then Texas farmers would have had a bumper crop, not burned fields and dead cattle.
The deniers will then claim that last summer was normal for Texas, and cite the 1950's drought as a precedent. But so many, many records for heat and drought and wildfires were set in Texas that it is clearly a whole different phenomena that has never been experienced before.
The huge costs of the wildfires and drought negate the deniers argument that addressing climate change is "too expensive". It becomes very clear that not doing anything is even more expensive.
The final kicker, that seals the deal, is that the same people who correctly predicted the present conditions thirty years ago are saying that what we are seeing now is only 10% of the climate change we will see in the future. They have a proven record, so we ignore those predictions at our own peril. Can we possibly withstand 10 times the brutal conditions that Texas saw last summer?
With all due respect friend, we are going to die by debate. Debate has never brought massive social change or movement – a small group of people seeing and Living the Truth has always been and will always be the spark, when there is one.
Everyone realizes that the debate with the Right is a scam. Right? RIGHT? To them the science, the Truth is at best irrelevant, and more usually, the enemy to be buried. Their only truth is the next quarterly profit statement. This isn't cynical, or mean on my part, but the obvious truth, right?
If there is ANY room for debate, it is with the undecided middle, and the lip-service left, the risk-nothing-personal progressives. But here too, debate, more words, will simply kill time. Why in heavens name would anyone now still ignorant, or misled, or on-the-fence be convinced by more words, from folks that themselves are not living as though their words are true – that soon irreparable environmental armageddon is upon us? They would be fools to believe anyone not LIVING as though there is a planetary emergency – AND NO ONE IS!!! The Egyptian revolutionaries did. Nelson Mandela did, and Steve Biko. The suffragists did….
We'll die by debate. We don't have a debate problem, or an information problem, a science problem, a technology problem or a finance problem. We have a courage problem; a Heart problem; a Sanity problem – an ACTION problem. When your daughter, or niece needs emergency medical care and folks are not responding – you don't debate, you act, and you escalate your action, taking ever increasing personal risks in line with the emergency.
The man of infinite talents, Albert Schweitzer, had this to say on the matter – "Example is not the major thing in influencing people; it is the only thing."
'They debated, wrote, talked, talked, talked… earth to death,' will be Creation's obituary.
BBHY, right you are concerning ten times coming at us. You could call it an exponential planetary response to massive carbonic acid contamination. In addition, today's biogeochemical response is from emissions circa 1970's. "Clear and present dangers" which corrupt (oligarchic, plutocratic, dictatorial) governments actually finance via tax code and national fiscal policy (the budget).
Unfortunately, the foundation of western (and now global) finance is built on mining fossil material precursors to carbonic acid, not to mention the military "projection of power" by these fossil carbon and uranium substances (yet another massive unsustainable contaminant in the name of public service, made possible only by nation-state edicts, such as Insurance Indemnification).
It is a addiction problem, though people need to get of their addiction to fossil energy consumption.
More cold fusion stuff? Mostly looks like the same ol' same ol' to me. Beyond some conditional papers in the late 80's, it's a bunch of people issuing vague assertions on commercial viability (perhaps to attract "investment" $). But still, "Whether these results can be translated into commercial success, however, is still to be seen". Contrast that with "Mankind is about to cut their GHG emissions both fast and drastically". This stuff has been circulating awhile, and yet nothing authoritative.


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This is a discussion on New member from Florida within the New Members Introduce Yourself forums, part of the Welcome To DefensiveCarry.com category; Hey, Im Chuck. I live just outside of Tampa, Florida. Im 24, and just started carrying at the end of last year. I carry a ...
Hey, Im Chuck. I live just outside of Tampa, Florida. Im 24, and just started carrying at the end of last year. I carry a Glock 27 Gen4 in a White Hat Maxtuck IWB holster. Both are great products.
Right now, its the only weapon I own. Looking into something like a 1911 to buy for more of a range toy and a sometimes carry guy (we all get that feeling to carry something a bit bigger every now and again). If I were to get one, It probably wouldnt be all that hard to conceal, as Im a pretty big guy at 6'5 280-290lbs.
Anyway, heres some pics of my rig.
Holster when I got it.
With the gun.
You can see how the horsehide has really taken the shape of my body (I wear anywhere from 3-4 o'clock depending on what Im wearing).
The ammo I carry.
Nice pics. Welcome
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Welcome from Wisconsin! Nice set-up.
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Welcome from Jax. Making Florida safer one member at a time!
Welcome from the Palmetto State..Nice setup,you got there..
Welcome from Pasco County!
Howdy Hay from WA state Today Big Guy.
A 1911 is a fine weapon. I carry a 1911 in 380 w/Federal JHP's. Looking to get a Ruger LCR maybe.
But seriously a wall of a man such as yourself you should be OCing a GE Minigun with a back-packable 500R belt in .30cal M1 Carbine. <--Sarcasm Mine.
We're a Wild Bunch here Chuck, so get a thermos of coffee made and settle down for the long haul...HUA
Welcome to the forum!
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Welcome from Orlando. I see a Glock 23 in your future...........
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When I questioned the vendor's support staff about was this necessary and could we reschedule the DBCC CHECKDB to once per night, the response was "that was proprietary information and don't touch anything".
What I am basically looking to understand is. Is there a reason why DBCC CHECKDB should be ran every 15 minutes? Besides, the obvious affect while the job is running, how else could running this command affect system performance? For example, does it cause SQL Server to loose what it has in memory?


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Given a portion of the assembly listing that contains a code segment, how would one go about determining the size of the code segment?
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
If you want to figure this out manually, you can go grab the Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer's Manuals, and go through your source snippet mnemonic by mnemonic and figure out the expected size of the assembled code. In the case of the Intel architectures, you might end up with slightly different answers than your assembler gives you, since there are some ambiguous opcodes in most assemblers -
The better (and probably more accurate) way is to just assemble your snippet and check how big the resulting section is in the output file.
Predicting this, pre-assembly-stage, at least for x86 / x64 assembly, is unfortunately impossible in the general case because the instruction set contains ambiguities. I.e. there are multiple possible machine codes (with different sizes) for the same assembly instruction. Only the assembler itself knows what binary opcode it'll finally choose.
That said, of course it's normal and desirable to find the size of a piece of code; most assemblers simply do this by letting you take the difference between two labels within the code, like (GNU assembler, i.e. AT&T / UN*X style):
somefunc: pushq %rbp movq %rsp, %rbp movl $(.Lfuncend - somefunc), %eax leave ret .Lfuncend:
When you run this through the assembler and disassemble the output again, you see it inlines the
$ objdump -d tst.o tst.o: file format elf64-x86-64 Disassembly of section .text: 0000000000000000 : 0: 55 push %rbp 1: 48 89 e5 mov %rsp,%rbp 4: b8 0b 00 00 00 mov $0xb,%eax 9: c9 leaveq a: c3 retq
This function returns its own size, and as you can see from the offsets / binary opcodes shown,
If your list is the assembler output from a compiler you will have the relative starting address of every instruction in one of the left-most columns followed by instruction hex codes and the instruction mnemonics. Interspersed between the rows of assembly instructions you will find the source code line that generated the instructions following it (unless you have high optimization - then it will be difficult to follow).
Some listings will give addresses relative to the start of the module and other relative to the start of each function. It's simply a matter of subtracting the first address from the last and adding to that the number of bytes in the instruction hex code of the last line.


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Delayed but not Forgotten
While we finished the shoot back in November, editing was going along swimmingly until a series of events put everything on hold. Editor Turner Browne was sick for awhile, and... Read more
Finally! We've finished the shoot!
It took us almost a year to land the right location, timing, and background for Golda Meir. But we did it. The Golda Meir segment is now "in the can"--the... Read more
We're almost there!
What a learning experience this production has been! Currently we are still seeking a location for our last segment (an orange grove, away from traffic, hills in background); we're changing... Read more
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Your Incentive Gifts
At last, the set of five original postcards and the poster are in the mail. Those of you who were entitled to them ($50+ postcards;... Read more
Last we week shot the hosting section of the web series--all the introductions, to each amazing woman as well as to the whole series. We learned to build our own... Read more
Moving Ahead
After being rained out twice from our location for Golda Meir, we have now lost it altogether! We are trying to find a new location within 30 miles of the... Read more
Murasaki Shikibu
First off, Happy New Year, Everyone!
We got behind schedule with our shoots due to having been rained out of two locations not once but twice! But we're back on... Read more
Benazir Bhutto--in the can
Hi, everyone -- Last week we shot Benazir Bhutto at a lovely home in Brentwood, thanks to the hospitality of one of our backers, Lauren Rojany. It was done in... Read more
Benezir Bhutto coming up
We found the perfect location for Benezir Bhutto, the late prime minister of Pakistan, but it isn't available until mid-October. We will update you on that right after the shoot.... Read more
Sarah Winnemucca
Just finished the third in our "International Sheroes of Diversity" series. This one is of Sarah Winnemucca, the 19th century Native American activist who spoke five languages and worked as... Read more
Sojourner Truth
Hi, Everyone -- We shot the sequence for Sojourner Truth a couple of weeks back. Turner is in the middle of editing it now. We used the Unitarian Universalist Church... Read more
International Women of Diversity: Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
Yesterday we shot the monologue for Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, a 16th century Mexican nun who was the most brilliant poet in the western world up until Emily... Read more
Pre-production Progress
We've had a very labor intensive couple of weeks since the campaign ended--successfully, thanks to you. Turner, our videographer/editor, has been getting all the technical stuff together as well as... Read more
You're on line!
Dear Wonderful Backers,
At last the money raised for our campaign has been released and we can seriously get into pre-production. In the meantime, I have now updated my website,... Read more
Giving credit where credit is due!
Hello, dear backers --
In another week Kickstarter will disburse your pledges to us and we can begin our project in earnest. In the meantime, I want to update my... Read more
We made it!
Wahoo! Nine hours to go and pledges still coming in, we are over our goal! Thank you, thank you, thank you, for your pledges, your support, for making this happen.... Read more
30 hours to go!
One of our wonderful backers figured that if 100 people each gave $9, we'd surpass our goal! So if each of you could bring in one friend to pledge $9,... Read more
"Too much of a good thing can be wonderful!" -- Mae West
And we think you're wonderful. We now have 177 backers, and we cherish the support each and every one of you have given us.
With 48 hours to go from... Read more
Five days to go
Hello, wonderful backers! Just wanted to give you an update on our progress. Yesterday was a red letter day--8 wonderful new backers to the tune of $500. And last week... Read more
Memorabilia -- Costume Prizes!
Each day of our final week we will make some special incentives available. Today we've added three costumes from some of Elaine's one-woman shows:
- A shimmering silver lame gown and head... Read more
Breaking News!
Our campaign is getting national attention! This morning, 3/22, at 11:00 AM EST Robin Morgan (Sisterhood is Powerful) of the Women's Media Center (co-founded by Gloria Steinem and... Read more
The Quotable Woman, the web series hits Ms. Magazine!
Much excitement: An article about my book and our campaign was just posted on the Ms. Magazine blog. Take a look—and spread it around: http://msmagazine.com/blog/2014/03/17/quote-unquote-kickstarting-womens-history/ In barely an hour it... Read more
We made it--and then some!
Dear Backers,
Thank you all for helping make our match a success. Not only did we get the 20 new backers we needed, we got 37! And raised $482.
A... Read more
We have a matching grant!
Dear Backers,
If we get 20 newbackers by midnight tomorrow, Sunday, March 16, we will receive a matching grant of $500. A few good friends who, like you, believe... Read more
We're gonna be on national radio!
I'm so excited. I've been invited to be a guest on national radio on "Women's Media Center Live with Robin Morgan." It will air Saturday, March 22 at 11:00 a.m... Read more
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MIPEX- Interactive Snapshot of World Migration
MIPEX is a fully interactive tool and reference guide to assess, compare and improve integration policy.Using 148 policy indicators MIPEX creates a rich, multi-dimensional picture of migrants' opportunities to participate in society by assessing governments' commitment to integration. By measuring policies and their implementation it reveals whether all residents are guaranteed equal rights, responsibilities and opportunities.
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• Analyse seven policy areas which shape a legally resident third-country national's journey to full citizenship.
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February EA Server Shutdowns Announced; 1000 Online Attempt Incoming
Written Friday, January 01, 2010 By Alan PettitView author's profile
EA has announced the servers to be closed this February 2nd, and a few 360 game have been given the axe this time around. If you have any online achievements in these games, you have four weeks to grind them out or lose the chance forever! Here is the list of games with online achievements. (The full list is linked above.)
- Facebreaker
- Madden 07
- Nascar 09 (EU only)
- NBA Live 07
- NBA Street Homecourt
- NCAA March Madness 07
- UEFA Champions League 2006-2007
Now, before anyone asks: as promised many times, x360a will be holding an NBA Live 07 "1000 Online" achievement event at the end of this month before the servers close. The only successful attempt before now was put together by us back on February 25th, 2007 and we have always said that the best time to get another event done would be just before the servers close. That time is obviously now. We will make a bigger post when we have nailed down a date and time.
For now be sure to spread the word and be sure to purchase a copy of the game early off eBay or the second-hand market. You don't want to head to the video store the day of and see it completely rented out!


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Twitter Follows Facebook And Google In Reporting Its Staff Is Dominated By White Men
The social network reports that 70% of its global employees are male.
Twitter joined tech companies like Google, Facebook, LinkedIn and Yahoo today in disclosing its ethnic and gender diversity data. And like those companies, Twitter acknowledged it has "a lot of work to do."
Twitter reported in a blog post that 70% of its workforce is men and just 30% is women. The disparity is even worse in its executive ranks, where the breakdown is 79% men and 21% women. Twitter's workforce is also overwhelmingly white — 59% of its employees are white, while 29% are Asian and less than 5% are black, Hispanic or Latino.
"We are keenly aware that Twitter is part of an industry that is marked by dramatic imbalances in diversity — and we are no exception," Janet Van Huysse, Twitter's vice president of diversity and inclusion, wrote in the post. "By becoming more transparent with our employee data, open in dialogue throughout the company and rigorous in our recruiting, hiring and promotion practices, we are making diversity an important business issue for ourselves."
Silicon Valley's lack of diversity has become a major issue recently amid frequent reports of sexual harassment and discrimination at some of America's fastest-growing and wealthiest companies. The reports are intended to foster a broader discussion on how to increase diversity in tech, which is presently dominated by white and Asian men.
Google led tech companies in disclosing diversity data at the end of May; Facebook, LinkedIn and Yahoo were quick to follow. (Apple says it will soon provide similar information.) All of the companies reported a workforce of 61% men or more; LinkedIn had the most women in leadership roles at just 27%. At each of the companies, at least 89% of employees are white or Asian.
- Some Bernie-or-Busters protested Hillary Clinton's DNC speech, but a tightly organized plan — from chants to secret allies — kept heckling off TV.
- Sixteen people are reported dead after a hot air balloon crashed in Texas.
- Two brothers suspected of planning terror attacks have been arrested in Belgium, prosecutors say.


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Woodland Pattern poetry marathon sets mind pondering
During its annual Poetry Marathon, one of Milwaukee's signature literary events, Woodland Pattern Book Center gives people who have raised at least $35 in pledges five minutes to recite their own poetry, or someone else's - or read some prose or play some music, if that's what they want to do.
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Present Music ends season with delicious fun
No one closes out a concert season quite like Present Music.
Milwaukee's new-music ensemble mixed art installations, solo and ensemble performances of music by the likes of Elliott Carter and Ted Hearne in Turner Hall Ballroom Friday evening. An after party, with food, drinks and live music from rock-ska band Something to Do, followed. »Read Full Article


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hey Ralph the Dog i sparred him about 2 or 3 weeks ago. Before i knew i would be fighting him my coach keep telling me to move and to keep my right hand glued to my face,he never landed the right hand on me i was watching it the whole sparring session.but he caught me offguard with a hook and it felt like i got hit by a truck.so i think he has a dangerous hook but his right hand is a mystery to me since it never landed flush this is my 5th fight heavywieght 192
You moved and avoided his right, do the same. Keep your right hand home like you did last time, but, this time, block the hook!
Keep this in mind. Most guys that look for the hook tip it off; it is very rare, especially among guys early on, to find a guy slick at sneaking in his left hook. So it is very possible that he'll be dipping to his left, turning his body, or giving you other signs that his hook is coming. Drop a right hand on him when he does. When he does throw his hook, keep your right glove up, right elbow tight, roll inside it, and immediately come back with your own left hook.
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Tried with both trunk r3541 and 0.73 release from the debian packages.
When I select either General MIDI or Roland in the sound setup program and then try to play the sample music, the program just hangs and does not react to any input anymore (nor do I hear any sound output, my MIDI setup works fine with other DOS games in DOSBox though).
The game also does not start up, but only hangs with a black screen on start up. No signs of any MIDI data transfer either.


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You can find Design Details from Vanessa Ewing and Marketing News from Kaelin Hearn - Find out our newest ideas and thoughts. We plan to talk about all aspects of the industry from yarn, knitting, crocheting, design, patterns, etc. If you are looking to purchase yarn, please click the "Find a Shop" link to the right. We are wholesale only. To always be in the loop, be sure to subscribe to our blog by clicking here. We welcome all to join and participate. Let's have fun:)
Written on July 1, 2014 at 8:30 am, by Vanessa
Every knitter and crocheter knows how precious and special our yarns can be to us. In fact, I consider myself an official collector! But after you make something with that oh-so-special yarn, there is usually some bits and bobs leftover that are too hard to toss. There's got to be a way to use the scrap, right? Right! Our tutorial will give you some ideas to embellish chains to add new life to your jewelry.
What you will need:
– necklaces chains with large holes for the needle/hook to fit through.
– crochet hook took fit necklace chain and/or tapestry needle to fit through chains. My hook size was 2.5mm
– scissors
– scraps of yarn- a couple yards of each will do the trick. We used Grignasco Sahara and Gold Rush
If you were wondering about the crochet flower on my necklace, I bought it that way! But of course you can make your own stacked flowers! Here is a tutorial I found that looks very similar to my necklace.
Enjoy! –Vanessa
Category Accessories, Design/Patterns, Free Patterns, Yarn | Tags: chain st,craft,crochet,embellish,grignasco sahara,necklace embellishment,plymouth gold rush,Plymouth Yarn,tapestry needle,Yarn,yarn weaving
Written on June 27, 2014 at 8:26 am, by Cia
Wow! Wait until you see this line-up! We have been so busy working on our new line of yarns this year. And we found so many that we had trouble keeping it down to a decent # of yarns.
We have 15 all said and done. I KNOW!!! 15!!!
Here is a description of these yarns for you to read about. NEXT I would like for you to check them out on Ravelry, tell us your favorite new yarn and what it inspires you to make.
We will select a winner by random draw-so enter often if you like!
Essex: Chunky weight 100% wool wrapped in a charcoal or black thread in a fascinating subtle stripe. Stitches melt together to create a wonderfully muted, but colorful, substantial fabric. This yarn is great for chunky weight accessories that you'd like to have a pop of color.
Gina Chunky: We developed a chunky weight version of one of our favorite and best-selling yarns, Gina. Gina Chunky is a single-ply roving in bright, cheerful self-striping colors. This 100% wool will make cozy winter accessories in a snap. Charmingly fresh and bright in a quick to knit gauge.
Homestead: A true Aran! Homestead is a classic 3-ply wool with a design oriented color range. We love this yarn for many reasons. Surprisingly soft yet rustic, homestead will wear well and be a knitters favorite.
Cashmere Passion: Cashmere never felt so good! In fact, we think this 80% Merino, 20% Cashmere blend feels better than most 100% Cashmere yarns (without the price tag, too!). Cashmere passion knits up at a light worsted gauge. The soft halo produced from the fabric yearns to be knit in a luxury accessory or classic knit. A truly cuddly yarn.
Cashmere: We have taken our Royal Cashmere to the next level. It is the same high quality Italian 100% cashmere in a new ball put-up. Best of all we have redefined the entire color palette. 10 colors ranging from classic to fun! Check it out. This is for that very special project-hopefully for yourself!
Sophia Tweed: A multi colored binding thread twines around thick and thin Acrylic and Wool. Sophia Tweed is like a party in a ball. Stockinette and garter knits are soft and nearly weightless. We love this one for women's garments and accessories in easy to knit patterns.
Spago: A light-as-a-feather novelty yarn with a bulky gauge. Spago self-stripes, and will knit well in simple stitches. Spago is ultra-textured and very fast to knit with.
Kid Gloss and Kid Gloss Hand Dyed: We tested many Silk/Mohair blends to bring to you the finest of the lot. Kid Gloss is 72% Super Kid Mohair and 28% Mulberry Silk. Accept no substitutions! You need to knit this yarn to know it is the best! The color palette is very inspirational for mixing together yarns, for either double or single stranded projects.
Stella Jacq: We are so excited about this self-patterning worsted. If you are familiar with our Knitcol yarn, you will love its big sister, Stella Jacq. Jacq is taken from the word jacquard, which is a textile term for intricate patterning. 100% Machine washable wool. Exciting and stunning shades bring unexpected results. Suitable for babies, kids, and adventurous adults.
Baby Alpaca Cherish: 50% Acrylic and 50% Alpaca blended together to create the best of both worlds. A versatile DK weight, Baby Alpaca Cherish is a great yarn for the family. The alpaca lends its softness and drape, while the acrylic lends its wash-ability. Stitch patterns and color-work alike work well with this new yarn.
Rekor Mini: This is a fun crafting packet of little balls of 10 yards each, in great color ranges. Bust out the imagination for these: duplicate stitch, granny-style square crochet, jewelry, etc. Check out our free pattern booklets to get you started F557 and F558.
Inspire and Impulse: Stock up on these kits for holiday shoppers. 2 different yarns packaged with a pom-pom. And the ball band has the pattern inside for cute hats.
Scozia: Brought to you from Adriafil, this tweed blend of wool, viscose and nylon has a great hand and a rustic outcome. Chunky for fast knitting, but a light weight finished garment.
Riflessi: Also from Adriafil, this 4 to the inch blend of wool, acrylic and nylon has a metallic thread braided into the chainette structure-subtle but very effective.
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Written on June 27, 2014 at 7:36 am, by Cia
Hear Ye, Hear Ye,
All you New England Knitters! Check out the details below of the 4th Annual I-91 Yarn Crawl! Sounds like a weekend of fun, mystery and prizes galore!!
Please post your positive reviews here so we can live vicariously thru you!
Click here for the Map of the Participating Yarn Shops:
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Twelve local yarn shops located along I-91 from Putney, VT to Branford, CT have
joined together for the Fourth Annual I-91 Shop Hop! A shop hop is a fun way to
visit new and interesting yarn shops in a defined geographical area.
The I-91 Shop Hop will take place June 26th, 27th, 28th and 29th.
All participating shops will be open from 10 am-6 pm on Thursday, Friday & Saturday and
12 pm-5 pm on Sunday. Please note, many shops normally offer extended hours on
Thursday evenings and will do so during the Shop Hop.
The Mystery Tour
This year the I-91 Shop Hop will take you on a Mystery Tour. Each shop will hand out
an exclusive clue to the Mystery Knit Project. Collect all 12 and see what your knitting
needles can produce.
The Knitty Gritty Details
Within this passport you will find a dedicated page for each participating shop. As you
visit each shop, be sure you have the back cover stamped to show that you have visited
that shop. If you visit all 12 shops on the Shop Hop, you will be entered to win the Grand
Prize. When you receive your final stamp, the shop will tear off your back page and you
will be entered into the drawing. The drawing will take place on Monday, June 30, 2014.
Fabulous Grand Prize: $600 in Gift Certificates & More!
The Grand Prize will consist of yarn, books, tools & accessories from many of our wonderful
suppliers, PLUS a $50 gift certificate from every shop participating in the Shop Hop.
Two Incredible Runners-up Prizes, Too!
In addition to the Grand Prize, there will be two smaller prizes consisting of six $50 gift
cards to some of the participating shops along with a selection of yarn, tools, books and
accessories from some of our great suppliers!
Daily Raffles
Each shop will have a daily raffle drawing of items donated from many of our wonderful
suppliers. You are entered into the daily raffles by visiting the shop that day and completing
an entry form. You do not have to be present to win the daily raffle. New this year: on
Sunday afternoon each shop will take all raffle tickets from the weekend and draw one
winning ticket. The winner receives a Ball Winder & Swift.
The Fun Doesn't Stop When the Shop Hop Ends!
Hold onto your souvenir Black 2014 Shop Hop Bag. Not only is it
great for all of your yarn shopping excursions throughout the year,
it will be your ticket to 10% savings on Saturday, March 15, 2015.
Stop by any of the participating shops and show your bag at checkout
for 10% off your purchase! Certain exclusions may apply.
Have Fun. Drive Safely. Good Luck! MYSTERY TOUR
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Written on June 13, 2014 at 8:30 am, by Vanessa
Summer is a really fun time to knit crafty, smaller projects. Portability is key- especially if you are taking a road trip, going to the beach, or just having a picnic. To spice up your summer, try this patriotic coaster for the fourth of July designed by Joanne Turcotte of The Knitter's Edge. The coaster may look familiar, because we already having a matching hot pad pattern!
Fantasy Naturale, our 100% cotton, was used for both designs. We love Fantasy Naturale for its washability (it won't shrink in the wash because it is mercerized!) Fantasy is also a quick to knit aran weight gauge, which means you can be finished with your crafty crafts in no time. Click on the photos to enjoy our free patterns, and have a happy holiday! –Vanessa
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Written on June 9, 2014 at 1:09 pm, by Cia
This last weekend I was weeding in my garden and remembering when I did this as a child. I didn't like it then because my mother made it a chore! And who likes chores…?!It got me thinking about my childhood in the summers.
Growing up in Minnesota, along the Mississippi River, we swam day and night! Literally! My fingers and toes would be shriveled from being in the water from 8 AM to 8 PM with breaks for lunch, one hour of reading time (mandatory with my parents-don't want to get cramps-must wait at least one hour before you swim after a meal…). Then a break for dinner and do the dishes. Back on my bike and pedaled back to the beach to swim more!
Well, by the time August rolled around, the river water was becoming a bit murky, and the novelty of jumping off the diving board was wearing thin.
So at home in the back yard, Mrs. Kenitz tried to entertain a few of us girls in the neighborhood. We would be sitting under an apple tree in the heat of the day and she was teaching us how to knit. The other girls became bored and ran off. But I kept going to back to Mrs. Kenitz and asking for me assistance.
Fast forward almost a half century (!!!?? YUP!) and here I am working at Plymouth Yarn, still playing with yarn.
I recently found Mrs. Kenitz in the old neighborhood and I stopped and thanked her for her lessons. She was aware of what I had done with knitting from what my father told her. She had a sweet smile on her face. And I left feeling I had done my best to thank her for her patience so many years ago. I felt completed and content that she understood how much of an impact she had on my life.
So the moral of this story-? (Yeah! Get to it!) Teach a child to knit. You never know when it might stick and what doors it will open up for this person 50 years later.
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Written on May 15, 2014 at 8:00 am, by Vanessa
Long striping yarns have so many possibilities. Take our Grignasco Revel, for instance. Revel is a single-ply roving that softly transitions from color to color. Whether you are making a classic garter stitch cowl or working in a modular form, this yarn is so pleasing to the touch. We think this yarn is perfectly blended with 85% Baby Alpaca for a plush drape and 15% Merino Wool for smooth stability. Revel drapes the best in your most delicate of knit and crochet patterns. We've even blended it with our luscious mohair/silk blend for a truly textural cardigan.
For this month, I have designed a new triangular kerchief in Revel. The mini shawl requires only 1 ball of yarn and an evening or two to make. Worked all in garter st, the kerchief is worked modularly from the center triangle. You won't need to be an expert to make this- knowledge of the knit stitch as well as simple decreases and increases are all that is required. Please enjoy my newest design! –Vanessa
Approximate Blocked Dimensions:
40" wingspan x 20" deep
Revel: 1—50G ball, shown in color 19 Purple/Red
Gauge: 21 sts, 29 rows= 4" in garter st (k every row) on US Size 7 (4.5mm) needles after blocking.
Needles/Notions: 2- US Size 7 (4.5mm)- 24" circular needles or size to obtain gauge, 3 st markers (m)
The shawl is worked in modular pieces, starting with Part 1 and ending with Part 6.
Part 1.
CO 4 sts. K6 rows in garter st, do not turn on last row. Instead, pick up and k3 sts along the side edge of the piece, pick up and k4 sts along the CO edge—11 sts total on needle.
Row 1 (WS): K2, pm, k4, pm, k3, pm, k2.
Row 2 (RS): K2, sl m, m1, k to m, m1, sl m, k1, m1, k to m, m1, sl m, k2—4 sts inc'd. 15 sts on needle.
Row 3: K across all sts.
Rep the last 2 rows 23 times more—92 sts inc'd. 107 sts on needle.
Next Row (RS): K2, remove m, m1, k to m, m1, sl m, k1, m1, k to m, m1, remove m, k2—4 sts inc'd.
111 sts on needle. Cut yarn, leaving a 4" tail for weaving in, and set aside (leave the sts on the circular.)
Part 2.
With the second circular needle, CO 3 sts.
Row 1 (WS): K across all sts.
Row 2 (RS): K2, m1, k to end—1 st inc'd. 4 sts on needle.
Rep last 2 rows 27 times more–27 sts inc'd. 31 sts on needle.
Part 3.
(In this part, you will be joining part 1 and 2 tog. With WS of both parts facing, transfer Part 1 sts to left-hand tip of needle holding Part 2 sts.
Row 1 (WS): K30 sts of Part 2, k2tog, joining last st of Part 2 and first st of Part 1, turn.
Row 2 (RS): K to end of row.
Row 3 (WS): K30, k2tog, joining last st of Part 2 and first st of Part 1, turn.
Rep the last 2 rows 53 times more, end having worked row 3 (a WS Row)—you will end 1 st before the center m of part 1. Sl all sts back to first circular needle. Cut yarn (leaving a 4" tail for weaving in) and set aside.
Part 4.
CO 3 sts.
Row 1 (WS): K across.
Row 2 (RS): K to last 2 sts, m1, k2—1 sts inc'd. 4 sts on needle.
Row 3 (WS): K across.
Rep last 2 rows 26 more times—26 sts inc'd. 30 sts on needle.
Part 5.
(In this part, you will be joining Part 4 with Parts 1, 2 and 3.)
Row 1 (RS): K to m, m1, remove m, k1, ssk joining last st of Part 4 with first st of the original Part 1, turn.
Row 2 (WS): K to end of row.
Row 3 (RS): K30, ssk joining last st of Part 4 with first st of the original Part 1, turn.
Rep the last 2 rows 53 times more, then work row 2 (a WS Row) once more.
31 sts from Part 5, 31 sts from Part 3, and 1 st from Part 1 rem on needle. 63 sts on needle.
Part 6.
(You will now be making a center diamond with Parts 5, 3, and 1.)
Row 1 (RS): (Remove m when you get to it) K30, sl2, k1, p2sso, k30—2 sts dec'd. 61 sts on needle.
Row 2: K all sts.
Row 3 (RS): K to 1 st before center st, sl2, k1, p2sso, k to end of row—2 sts dec'd. 59 sts on needle.
Rep the last 2 rows 28 times more—56 sts dec'd.
3 sts rem. K 1 row. Sl2, k1, p2sso- cut yarn and draw through last st.
Weave in all ends and block.
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ABBREVIATIONS: beg= begin(ning), BO= bind off, CO= cast on, m= marker, m1= with left hand needle, pick up the bar between left and right needle from front to back, knit this stitch through the back loop, pm= place marker, p2sso= pass 2 slipped stitches over, p = purl, RS= right side, sl = slip, SSK = slip 1 st as if to knit, slip a second st as if to knit, knit them together through the back loop, st(s) = stitch(es), st st = stockinette st, tbl = through back loop, tog = together, WS = Wrong Side, yo = yarn over
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Written on April 29, 2014 at 8:00 am, by Cia
From the Desk of Cia Abbott Bullemer
OK, I don't know about you, but this winter has been beyond brutal, beyond excessive-just down right wrong!
Well, here in Pennsylvania, we can finally say it is Spring with almost 100% certainty. So of course, my knitting brain decided it was time to work up something pastel-y, something simple so I can look up from my knitting and something that will take the not-quite-warm chill off my neck. A cowl, of course. My favorite and essential accessory of choice. (Free Pattern attached below).
We just brought in a new lace weight mohair blend. OOOOOH! Wait till you see it, feel it and work with it. It is called Plymouth's Kid Gloss and Kid Gloss Hand Dyed (monochromatic color ranges in the Hand Dyed) from South Africa. The composition of it is mainly SUPER Kid Mohair. Which means the mohair's micron count is even finer than kid mohair resulting in an even softer hand. Mulberry silk is a silk fiber coming from a silkworm that eats only mulberry leaves. One of the unique benefits of Mulberry Silk is that it is 100% natural, odorless and hypoallergenic. Mulberry silk is so desirable because of its shine and fluidity. Take the super kid and blend it with mulberry silk and you have Kid Gloss!
Another study I am working on is Gradation Knitting. Working with 2 strands of yarn and switching different color strands to produce an easy transition of color ranges. They play on colors was fun…so fun I want to try more combinations!
Here is the pattern. We are just getting it in front of your favorite shop owners. Ask for it!
F567 KID GLOSS GRADATION COWLpdf dowload
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Written on April 26, 2014 at 8:29 am, by Cia
Nancy Stewart is a physical therapist who retired in 2013. She specialized in working with people who had been diagnosed with cancer. In 2008 she too was diagnosed with cancer and lost her hair from her treatment. In the Fall of 2013 Nancy noticed the basket of knitted hats at the nurse's station in the infusion center at the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania. At the time Nancy had left over yarn from a sweater that she had just finished knitting and was wondering what she could make with it. When she saw the hats she decided to start knitting hats for patients who were experiencing hair loss from their treatments.
Since then Nancy has been donating about a dozen hand knitted hats in a variety of beautiful yarns and hat patterns every 6 weeks. She takes them to the infusion center each time that she has an appointment in the infusion center. The nurses have told her that within minutes of the hats arriving, grateful patients begin to adopt the hats. Nancy has received donations of many different kinds of yarn for her project from Plymouth Yarns, knitting stores and friends. The warm hats that she knitted for the winter were more than appreciated. She is now beginning to transition to knitting lighter weight hats for the Spring and then the Summer.
Below you will see samples of the hats she has made with Plymouth Patterns and Plymouth yarns. Great Job, Nancy!
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Written on April 25, 2014 at 9:06 am, by Allison
Were you one of the lucky ones to visit the Minnesota Yarn Shop Hop shops earlier this month? Well the numbers are in and 1150 people started the hop over the four day event! 403 of these fine folks visited every participating shop. Each one saw and average of 680 customers come through their doors. The best part is however, over 3100 pounds of food was donated and $22, 000 was raised for area food shelves. Plymouth Yarn was happy to donate towards giveaways and door prizes for the 8th annual event. Thank you so much for shopping this wonderful shop hop. Once again, if you talk to my boss, tell him I need to be there next year.
Participating shops included:
3 Kittens Needlearts, All About Yarn, Amazing Threads, A Sheepy Yarn Shop, Lakeside Yarn, Darn Knit Anyway, Lila and Claudine's, Needlework Unlimited, Skeins, The Yarn Garage, and Unwind.
I found this awesome crochet pattern when peeking into our designer's office. I'm making mine in white Goldrush for my newly remodeled beach theme bedroom. I already bought my jars and battery operated candles! Enjoy the pattern and be sure to share your finished products with us on facebook, twitter and ravelry! We love to see projects!
Pattern –
F540 Gold Rush Candle Jar Covers PDF Download
1 cone of Plymouth Gold Rush
Crochet hook 3.25 mm
Jar # 1 (shown on right): 6 DC = one inch. Check when you have done a few rounds of the tree pattern that it fits properly around the jar.
Jar # 2 (shown on left): 1 shell and 1 DC = one inch. Check when you have worked a few row of the shell pattern that it will fit properly around the jar.
Ch 2. Work 6 SC into the first chain stitch. Sl st into the first SC st that you made.
Ch 1. Do not turn but work 2 SC into the same st where you joined and then continue working 2 SC into the next 5 SC. Sl st into the first SC. (12 SC.)
Ch 1 (It may be helpful to put a pin into this ch after each round so that you know where each round beg. Skip over this ch when joining rounds.) *Work 2 SC into the same st where you joined and work 1 SC into the next SC. Rep from * 5 times. Skip over the ch 1 and sl st into the first SC of the round. (18 SC)
Ch 1, Work 2 SC into the same st where you joined and work 1 SC into each of the next 2 SC. Rep from * 5 times. Join to the first SC of that round. (24 SC)
Ch 1, *Work 2 SC into the same st where you joined and work 1 SC into each of the next 3 SC. Rep from * 5 times. Join to the first SC of that round. (30 SC)
Cont in this manner working an extra SC between each inc (2 SC in the same st). When you have 8 SC between the inc, the bottom of the jar will be finished. (60 SC), This completes the base.
Jar #1 (shown on the right)
The rest of the jar cover will be worked in blocks and spaces.
Space: DC, ch 2, skip 2 sts.
Block: 3 DC.
Round 1: Ch 5. skip 2 SC (this counts as a DC and 2 ch, forming your first space.), 1 space, *1 block, 4 spaces , rep from * 2 times, 1 block, 2 spaces, sl st into the 3rd ch of the previous round.
Round 2: Rep Round 1.
Round 3: Ch 3 (counts as a DC), DC in each DC and 2 DC in each space, (20 blocks) sl st into the 3rd ch of the previous round.
Rounds 4 and 5: Rep Round 3. When you finish the round, sl st into the top of the ch 3 in the previous round.
Round 6: Ch 5, *3 blocks, 2 spaces, rep from *2 times, 3 blocks, 1 space, sl st into the 3rd ch of the previous round.
Rounds 7 and 8: Rep Round 6.
Round 9 and 10: Rep Round 1.
Round 11: Work 20 spaces around. Fasten off.
Jar #2: (shown on the left)
Beg shell pattern as follows:
First round: Ch 3 (counts as a DC) *skip 2 SC, 5 DC in the next SC, skip 2 SC, 1 DC in the next SC. Rep from * 8 times. Skip 2 SC, 5 DC in the next SC, skip 2 SC, sl st into the top of the ch 3 that beg the round.
All other rounds: Ch 3, 5 DC in the top of the shell in the previous round, 1 DC in the 1 DC in the previous round. End each round by working a sl st into the top of the beg chain of the previous round. When shell pattern measures 3.5" (about 10 or11 rounds), fasten off.
(IMPORTANT: not recommended for open flame. Plymouth Yarn has not tested for flammability.)
©2014 Designed by Sue Hilger for Plymouth Yarn Company. 022014cab
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Written on April 3, 2014 at 3:10 pm, by Allison
The Summer 2014 issue of Creative Knitting is chocked full of beautiful knits, six of which are made using your favorite Plymouth Yarns. This issue is on newsstands April 8th but the digital issue is available now! Click here for details.
Won't the kiddos look adorable in these? Little Sailor Boy and Girl are made using Cleo.
The Dayflower scarf made with Sakki
Nantucket Vest In Jeannee
Periwinkle in Happy Feet
Be sure to get your copy before they are sold out! Find a yarn shop in your area here!


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Thou waitest for the spark from heaven! and we, Light half-believers in our casual deeds . . . Who hesitate and falter life away, And lose tomorrow the ground won today- Ah, do not we, Wanderer, await it too?
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int main (int argc, const char * argv[])
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Im guessing it has something to do with the framework, not me. But I've spent a lot of time googling and haven't turned up much except it might be something with 32 and 64 bit modes.
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This film would have been a million times better without Jack Black. Jack Black playing air guitar = Dr. Evil, Ace Ventura, and Billy Madison all rolled into one pile of not funny
Wow, this movie was BAD. Do not recommend seeing it. The funniest parts are in the 30 second commercials and the rest of it is just boring.
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I absolutely loved this movie. The crowd I was with last night in Alderwood seemed to love it, too. Go see it with an open mind.
Michel Gondry was on the "Stuff White People Like" blog Charles linked to, so maybe this is why this movie confuses him so.
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I adore Michel Gondry. His imagination is so unique and wonderful. I know this film isn't for everyone, but it warmed my cold, black heart.
Ok was I the only person on the planet who HATED the Science of Sleep movie? That was such painful shit..
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Mozilla Endorses Marriage Equality Despite CEO's Prop 8 Donation
Responding to scrutiny over hiring a CEO who had supported California's Proposition 8 banning same-sex marriage, Mozilla has announced that the company supports full LGBT equality, including the freedom to marry:
Over the past few days we have been asked a number of questions about Brendan Eich's appointment as CEO. This post is to clarify Mozilla's official support of equality and inclusion for LGBT people.
Mozilla's mission is to make the Web more open so that humanity is stronger, more inclusive and more just. This is why Mozilla supports equality for all, including marriage equality for LGBT couples. No matter who you are or who you love, everyone deserves the same rights and to be treated equally.
The post goes on to point out that Mozilla's Community Participation Guidelines include nondiscrimination protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
Mark Surman, executive director of the Mozilla Foundation, also weighed in on the controversy, calling Mozilla "messy" because of its community structure:
I worry that Mozilla is in a tough spot right now. I worry that we do a bad job of explaining ourselves, that people are angry and don't know who we are or where we stand. And, I worry that in the time it takes to work this through and explain ourselves the things I love about Mozilla will be deeply damaged. And I suspect others do to.
If you are a Mozillian, I ask that you help the people around you understand who we are. And, if you have supported Mozilla in the past are frustrated or angry with us, I ask you for kindness and patience.
What Mozilla is about is working through these things, even when they're hard. Because the web need us to. It's that important.
Despite the clarification of the organization's position, Eich himself has avoided accountability for his Prop 8 donation. In his own statement following the backlash, he expressed his "sorrow at having caused pain," but did not directly apologize for the donation, nor speak at all about his position on same-sex couples marrying.
App developer Hampton Catlin, who launched the boycott, was "proud" of Mozilla's announcement, but described it as "required, but not sufficient."
Three members of Mozilla's board members, John Lilly, Ellen Siminoff, and Gary Kovacs (who Eich replaced as CEO), stepped down this weekend, though Mozilla says the decisions were not connected to the controversy around Eich.


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