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I too agree completely with this, as I responded to John personally,
but want to add my name to this list of supporters of John personally
and of iris-talk remaining about iris. I have apologized to John and
the list for being tempted into an off-subject post and will surely
not do that again.
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> In a message dated 9/27/2001 7:57:26 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
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> > Go to http://clubs.yahoo.com/ you can find a list to post on
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> > you want or make up your own list.
> > I like the job John does and would like to keep this about Iris.
I have been
> > on it 3 1/2 years.
> > Most of the time John is too eazy on us.
> > I think the rules of this club have made it as popular as it is.
> I totally agree with the above. There are hundreds of forums,
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> any subject on the internet. If iris-talk folks want to discuss OT
> let them do it somewhere other than iris-talk. I too, feel that
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> excellent job. We joined this group to discuss, share and learn
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Oh my goodness, I am absolutely awash in nostalgia today, and looking back on my life with much regret (of course) but also so many joyful memories. I used to think I was pretty good at keeping in touch, but in fact am pretty terrible at it. Boxes of letters and cards attest to the fact that, back in the day, I must have been a decent correspondent, because so many wonderful people kept up with me. Nowadays (and this is partly attributable to the advent of email and texting and evaporating records of the back-and-forth of old communication), a real physical note from someone is a treat indeed, and this is largely because I rarely write to folks myself anymore. Rarely call anyone, either. If you're on Facebook when I am, well yay, because we just might connect. Otherwise, weeks, months and even years may pass without a peep.
But it is important to me that I say that I miss you. All of you. And I miss me, too. The precocious and (truth to tell) insufferable child, writing reams of poetry and prose and angsting all over the place. The grown-too-soon teen, escaping a challenging home life to leap into engagement at age 17, luckily with the enduring love of my life. The shattered 20-something, losing one sister and clinging to the other. The young actress. The mom of five, living a blur of diapers and feedings and time-outs and bedtime readings. All those Elises, now gone forever.
As I slog on into my late 50s, missing all the versions of me, all the memories of you, I want to send a message. I know I will forget to mention many people but here's just a sampling…
Here's to my childhood buddies, especially to Lisa. I'll never forget reading Life with Mother Superior on the playground at St. Jude's. Shout-out to my high school friends, including John, Nancy, Molly, Jeff and Paul. We have shared so much beyond our Pius High days, meeting in Atlanta and New York and Philly over the years. Closer to now, I miss Shelley and Sue and Colleen and Monica and feel stupid that we aren't in better touch. You may not always be geographically near me and I can't take you for granted. We raised our kids together and that is no small thing.
Besides my sis, I miss my extended family, my sisters- and brother- in- law, and their families. I miss my cousins in New York, all the time. Why don't we get together more often? I don't know, and time ticks inexorably on.
In the winter, I miss all my Delaware shore friends. I also really miss Sher's composition teacher (former Rehoboth resident), Jim.
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Missing is an ache that reminds me that I'm alive and, I pray to God, there's still time.
See you soon, everybody? Please?
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I've followed the thread "NEEDS..." rather closely and appreciate the comments
made. There's a lot of shared wisdom, experience and such expressed. I am
mindful of a couple things:
--as I understand it, Iris-talk and Iris-photos are activities of the AIS
through J I Jones' role as chairperson of the AIS Standing Committee on
"Electronic Services." We're on AIS turf and enjoying the benefits
--many of us are AIS members, and by our posts, thoughts, agreements and/or
disagreements we are part of the life of the organization--active, healthy and
encouraging life. I note several remarks from folks who have entered into
active participation in Iris activities in part because of this forum.
--all organizations have some human realities, to which the AIS structure,
sections and local societies are hardly immune. One of those realities is
stagnation, where indifference, or more likely, judicious choices to put ones
energies into other activities allow a few willing and able people to do the
work of leadership, keeping track, planning and such.
After a time some groups get set in concrete and control issues begin to be
less cordial. That never lasts. Finally, fatigue and burn-out permits--or
forces--turnover and newer members find themselves in the hot seat of the
grumbles-focus. Leadership roles are energy consuming. Few of us have the
time, money and energy to carry them out. Thankfully, there are some who are
willing to carry the load.
--I once saw a list of things that were life-killers in groups. The list
started off with ten typical responses to new suggestions. I wish I could
remember them all. The list started out with:
"We've ALWAYS done it this way," shutting off instantly the consideration
of any new proposal
"We tried that once and it didn't work."
You can imagine the rest of the list--we've all heard them, and even on
occasion, perhaps, made those killer remarks.
I've seen groups develop into a rigid structures where the group life was the
personal property, one would think, of one or two people, who remain in the
leadership roll for year after year. In iris societies like this, it seems
the same people judge the shows year after year, even though other, fresh and
flexible judges are available. The same varieties, the same people get the
ribbons and acolades year after year. What can new members, if they have the
courage to stay do? Not much. Wait and outlive the problem makers? That may
require more time and patience than most of us have
I remember one instance where the healthiest response possible occurred. The
new, the energetic, and even some of the local judges--and all the
hybridizers--just simply formed a new group. leaving the few "power" people
behind to enjoy their royal turfdom. Soon, the old group simply died. The
new group thrived, at least for a time. I don't recommend this as a
method--twenty years later that new group is no longer in existence itself.
Another new, AIS affiliated organization took its place, putting on the shows
and recruiting new members. All the old problem folks are no longer
participants simply because in the meantime they went from this life on to the
Greater Life, where the dynamics of control don't arise. So, too, had the
leaders of the "new" second society passed beyond that "Veil of Silence." The
surviving third organization is moving along, recruiting new members, having
shows and enjoying iris life and gardening.
One afterthought--I visited a show while travelling several years ago. My
son-in-law and I went to the show, walked past the tables very slowly, looking
at the entries. Right behind us were a small group of women growing
increasingly intolerant of our "intruder" presence.
They never spoke to us, but made sure we overheard their remarks to each
other. We were unwelcome, and THEY were the "right" folks. The two of us
just ignored them, kept on doing what had come to do--to see what was going on
in the iris-growing of the area, and enjoyed every moment we were obstructing
the movement of the group behind us. It was plain the small group us were the
"control" group of the local society.
I'm glad I don't live there. I have never felt so unwelcome in my life!
Neil Mogensen z 7 western NC mountains
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Monday, 7 December 2009
Steak with Bearnaise Sauce
Desperate times call for desperate measures . . .
Yes, I've spent most of the afternoon packing up pressies to pop into the post tomorrow for Christmas overseas . . . (I hope that they get there in time . . . please pretty please, fingers crossed!)
Not to mention the oodles and oodles of Christmas Cards that needed to be handwritten and addressed.
I fear I have writer's cramp and dead head now . . . I fear my penmanships is deteriorating actually into an illegible scrawl . . . dare I blame too much typing on the computer instead of wrestling with a pen??? Every year I swear that I am going to get it all done nice and early . . .
and every year, it ends up being the last minute. I am such a procrastinator! Bad me.
After the penmanship workout I just had, I need sustenance . . .
I need a tasty steak, oh and a baked potato and salad. T'would do very nicely I think.
I already told you how to cook the perfect steak . . . HERE.
Now here's a recipe for a tasty sauce to go with it. Oh, you just can't beat grilling a delicious steak for your supper. mmm . . . it's the best!
(My brain cells are too fried to be witty today . . . just like the steak . . . fried to perfection?)
*Steak with Bearnaise Sauce*
Serves 2
Printable Recipe
This is one of our favourite special dinners. You just can't beat a nice steak with a tasty sauce. mmm...mmm...good!
2 x 200g/7oz sirloin steaks, at room temperature
salt and freshly ground black pepper
Worcestershire Sauce
1 tbsp butter
For the Bearnaise sauce:
250g/8¾oz butter
1 tbsp lemon juice
2 tbsp tarragon vinegar
2 egg yolks
splash of water
1 tbsp fresh tarragon, roughly chopped
1 tbsp fresh flatleaf parsley, finely chopped
First make the sauce. Melt the butter in a saucepan. Place the lemon juice and vinegar into a small dish and bring to the boil in the microwave by blitzing on high for about 1 minute depending on the strength of your microwave. Whisk this into the hot butter. Place the egg yolks and the water in an electric blender or in the cup of your stick blender. Blend the ingredients together, slowly adding the hot butter to the mixture, a little at a time. Continue to blend until the sauce thickens. Stir in the tarragon and the parsley.
Sprinkle the steaks with the salt, pepper and some Worcestershire sauce, patting it into the steaks with your fingertips. Melt the butter in a skillet until foaming and hot. Add the steaks and cook for 2 minutes on each side for medium rare. Hold them up with the fat down on the pan with a pair of tongs for several minutes, to crisp up the fat. Remove from the heat to heated plates and serve with the bearnaise sauce.
By the way someone asked the other day what I used to substitute for alcohol in recipes. I am a Mormon as you know and we don't really do alcohol. Often, if it is a sweet dish or dessert where the alcohol is not heated or cooked, I will use fruit juice. Apple, pear, pineapple etc. In a savoury dish Isometimes use fruit juice as well. Apple juice goes particularly well with pork as does most citrus juices. Also, to counter balance the sweetness, I will add a bit of balsamic vinegar . . . red for meat dishes and white for poultry and fish. Sometimes I just go ahead and add the wine, be it red or white, because the alcohol cooks out right? (Don't burst my bubble if it doesn't. I don't want to know. In this case ignorance is bliss.)
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Marie, you are many steps ahead of me - I haven't bought one gift or written one card yet! This would have to be on my Last Meal Ever list. I adore bearnaise & luckily for me MOTH hates it - so I get to have the lot!ReplyDelete
Millie ^_^
oooh Marie, I love a good steak Béarnaise!! In Belgium, you can eat that in a lot of Brasseries!ReplyDelete
Yours looks excellent, I must say!!
Oh, this looks SOOOO delicious, Marie! I want it right now--even though it's 1:45 in the morning for me and I HAVE to get to bed now! Just wanted to pop in and see what's cookin'! I love steak, and this sauce looks to die for!ReplyDelete
I sure hope you get some relief for your tooth today! I'll check back in with you tonight--hope your day is as wonderful as you are!
Here's another one my hubby would love... and easy too! Hope your tooth is better--and that you can eat something like this again soon! Happy Day, dear friend--LOVE YA ((BIG HUGS))ReplyDelete
I love a good steak we are so lucky to get such good meat, especially in Scotland!ReplyDelete
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I say this was a surprise move because it seemed like the Blue Jays had the catching situation all but figured out. John Buck will catch most of the games, and Raul Chavez will backup. If need be, they could dip into the 51's roster and call up Kyle Phillips or J.P. Arencibia.
The Molina signing signals that something must be horribly horribly wrong with the development of the once highly-touted prospect J.P. Arencibia. Now that Travis d'Arnaud has even snuck ahead of Arencibia on the Blue Jays top prospects list, it must be a sign of things to come.
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Hi Brian,
To tell you the truth I do not know MUCH about Adiantums as they are
impossible to come by so I have not much experience but the once that I have
outside in the ferngarden are doing very good. And since my Adiantum
cappulis venerus (spelling) was my first fern from my mother in law I always
new that after Staghorns they are me second favour. Most ferns I have ever
seen was either on the internet or in my fern book.
I only have four Adiantums that are growing in my ferngarden at present. I
have a few others still in a fishtank but I still do not know if they will
grow or not. I have only received them 3 days ago. Someone sent them to me
from the east. I am so proud of them as so many people are laughing at me
for trying every possible way to get some ferns. And not many people
believe me when I am telling them that my hobby is keeping ferns as they
think it is impossible to do in our country.
But I still want to thank all the people for their valuable information.
We live more in the North of Namibia where there are more natural trees and
vegetation. Although we do not have trees in our garden that gives shade.
It is also very hot 38-40 degrees celsius and the winters is not always very
cold. Some time we receive frost in our town but at our house since we live
there for almost 3 years no frost.
Sorry I did not want to bore any one as I do not have THAT much information
on ferns. What I know I have learned from a dear friend from South Africa.
She is also the secretary of the Southern Africa fern society.
Kindest regards from Namibia
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Swale" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>; <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 9:40 PM
Subject: [ferns] Adiantum lovers
> Hi all
> Doret wrote
> >
> > Hi Everyone,
> > I wanted to know if there are people out there who are particularly
> > in Adiantums?
> > I love these ferns and want to talk to people who are as interested in
them as I
> > am.
> > Please let me know your private e-mail address and we can chat without
> > the rest of the group.
> Surely this group is quiet enough to be able to cope with such
> and in fact we need the activity.
> Why not share the enthusiasm and knowledge by having the discussion
> here?
> I am currently growing ( I think) Adiantum formosum from spore harvested
> more than a year ago, and I raised in this group the matter of getting the
> prothalli to produce sporophytes.
> I was advised to flood the prothalli (which are now many months old) with
> water ( one person suggested dilute nutrient solution). I flooded them
> water for about 18 hours which I thought would enable the spermatozooids
> swim to the archegonia. Four weeks later it looks as though this might
> worked.
> I didn't use dilute nutrient solution as the prothalli are already growing
> sterilised soil and I think there are sufficient nutrients available there
to get
> into solution. Also, I do not consider that nutrient would enhance the
> swimming of the spermatozooids.
> Brian Swale
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- Wind proof
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- Interior security pocket
- Zippered chest pocket
- Zippered hand pockets
- Media and goggle pocket
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- Center back length: 26"
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Rated 5 out of 5 by mloulou from great ski jacket very comfortable, warm and easy to move in. love it
Date published: 2017-02-16
Rated 2 out of 5 by beetlejuicex3 from Too short in torso, runs small I wanted to love this coat based on the reviews, but it was very oddly short in the torso. It could be because I'm slightly on the taller side (5'6"), but I have never had this problem with any other coat and I do not have a very long torso. It does run small so if you are between sizes, order up. Not too thrilled with the length of the coat as I compared it to other coats I had in the same size and it was significantly shorter. Had to pay $13 to ship back. Keep that in mind when ordering.
Date published: 2017-02-14
Rated 5 out of 5 by RS74 from Great coat This coat is very warm and super cute. I am a huge fan of Columbia's puffer style jackets but decided to try this one because it looked warmer and it has lots of pockets. I hate carrying a purse so I love pockets in my clothes especially my jackets. I don't ski or snowboard but I hate being cold. This jacket is cozy. It is a fitted jacket so I ordered a size bigger because I wear hoodies and I didn't want it to be too tight. I really like the cuffs with the thumb holes. My only complaint is the chin area. It is super stiff when zipped all the way up and it can be a little annoying, but it keeps every bit of cold air out so I can live with it. Other than that it is great!
Date published: 2017-02-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by JenCh from Great jacket Love it!! I was looking for several months for an everyday winter jacket that is light, very warm and comfortable from the minute I tried it on. This jacket does it all. I would highly recommend.
Date published: 2017-02-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by sja100 from New coat I love this coat. I originally ordered a Large based on some reviews stating in runs small but I ended up returning it for the medium. I think it fits true. I love the extra lining by the wrists which extends the length of the sleeves, with thumbholes. It's very comfortable and sharp looking. I would reccomend and I would repurchase. Nice and warm also without the bulk.
Date published: 2017-02-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by lgw78 from Great jacket I just wore this jacket for 5 days in Park City Utah skiing and it was great! Love the pockets for your lift ticket and cell phone. It does run a little big. I am normally a medium and ordered a large. It was perfect after I got my base layer on to ski.
Date published: 2017-02-07
Rated 3 out of 5 by Katy123 from Awkward fit I followed the reviews and sized up to a large from my usual medium in Columbia. The bottom fit well but the top was super bulky in a rather awkward looking way. No amount of sweater wearing could justify sizing up for me. I think a medium would have fit great everywhere except my hips so I'll just be returning.
Date published: 2017-02-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by OutDoorDaddy from Get it!! This is a wonderful coat! My Wife loves it!! It is very warm and light weight. It goes beyond my expectations!!! And it looks sharp!
Date published: 2017-02-06
Rated 5 out of 5 by clotheshorse2 from Fashionably warm I ordered this coat with no idea what fit I would find and was pleasantly surprised to discover a trim look with lots of extras. The sleeve extension with thumb holes are great for keeping out the cold and there are lots of adjustment options and pockets. The fabric has a rather dressy look to it such that I was comfortable wearing it everywhere. I purchased the black in size small which was perfect for my 5'4" 110# frame. Very posh.
Date published: 2017-02-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by CopOnWater from Warm on the coldest campus mornings I received this coat as a Christmas gift. It runs just a bit small, I normally wear a medium and a large fits perfectly. I am a university prof and the omni heat keeps me toasty warm on those cold campus morning walkabouts.
Date published: 2017-02-02
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ajm0909 from Perfect coat for biking in 30 degree weather! I ride my bike to class everyday and it's typically 20-30 degrees and extremely windy. This jacket is absolutely perfect! It keeps me warm from my core to my arms to my wrists! I am 5'6 and about 135 lbs but I have a large chest (>DD) so I listened to the reviews and purchased a size up and got a Large. it fits across my chest well and is very comfortable. For someone who needed a durable but not super bulky coat for every day biking in cold and windy (sometimes rainy) weather, this jacket is absolutely perfect. Definitely recommend! Plus, free shipping with the Columbia rewards system which is also free. Couldn't have asked for a better coat or better deal!
Date published: 2017-02-01
Rated 5 out of 5 by hellogoodbye from Perfect! I bought this for a last minute ski trip and I didn't know I could love a jacket this much! It kept me warm, has tons of pockets, is light weight, and was very easy to move around in. Only con I can think of is that the velcro can get annoying - it kept getting stuck on my sweater. But overall one of my favorite purchases in a long time! For reference, I am 5' 5'' and 145 lbs and a size medium was perfect.
Date published: 2017-01-31
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mamapgh from Great coat I love this coat. I live in Pittsburgh and we have had a very mild winter since I bought this coat. Temp hasn't gone much below 20degF. If we ever get another cold spell, with wind chill often below zero, I will give an update. Customer service very helpful when I had a question. I have never had a serious complaint about their products.
Date published: 2017-01-31
Rated 5 out of 5 by Snugasabuginarug from Best ever jacket The Omni-Tech and Omni-Heat technology makes this stylish jacket a perfect match for my lifestyle, I exercise outdoors every day, and being able to stay warm and dry in winter weather without having to bulk up with a lot of layers is terrific. For temps 20 - 40, I am toasty warm with just a light T-shirt underneath, and by 25039 minutes into my exercise, start unzipping a little to cool off.
Date published: 2017-01-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by JSchlang from Great for fishing Jacket fits great and is warm... perfect for ice fishing in Minnesota! !
Date published: 2017-01-28
Rated 5 out of 5 by SisMomWife from I'd buy one in each color! Ipurchased this coat thinking I'd like it, but it's the only one I wear wear now. I do love it! I bought the black in extra small, but I'd buy the purple if I decided to purchase another coat. The sleeves are long enough (I have long arms) which made me really happy too! It isn't too bulky and fits so comfortably! The only thing I'd change is replacing the Velcro with magnet pieces so my clothing isn't getting caught in the Velcro more. It'd feel a lot cleaner and save my sweaters, which is what I wear everyday.
Date published: 2017-01-27
Rated 5 out of 5 by Queenyo28 from Love this coat! I needed a new coat because I rely heavily on public transportation and during the winter it is awful standing outside without the proper coat. I have had this coat for a week so far and it keeps me super warm! This jacket is perfect for winter and rainy season. The hood is a little big for my head but something I'm definitely willing to overlook because this coat serves its purpose. I'm definitely glad I made this purchase.
Date published: 2017-01-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by Db60 from Love the jacket Just got this jacket. Great fit with plenty of room for layering. I am 5'5 120lbs. Very comfortable, love it.
Date published: 2017-01-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by KDENIM129 from LOVE THIS JACKET NOT ONLY IS IT LIGHT AND WEIGHTLESS, AS SOON AS YOU PUT IT ON YOU'RE WARM!! NO RAIN PENETRATES AND THE FIT IS TRUE TO FORM. I WOULD DEFINITELY RECOMMEND FOR THE WINTER
Date published: 2017-01-18
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mom2teens from Love this coat! This is the best coat I have ever purchased! It keeps me warm and protected from the wind. I love the detachable hood for the rain in the Pacific North West!
Date published: 2017-01-15
Rated 4 out of 5 by AM921 from I love it! I asked for this for Christmas for a new Snowboarding Jacket. I like to snowboard in spring so the weight of this jacket will be perfect. I usually wear a small in Columbia jackets but the reviews said this jacket ran small, so I got a medium and it's perfect. (I'm 5'3/132lbs)... The features of this jacket are great for mountain sports (pocket for goggles/eyewear, zipper pockets etc)... I can't wait to wear it - it's so comfortable and will be great for active wear. I only rated the function a 4/5 b/c I have yet to wear it on the mountain but I anticipate it being perfect. I've worn it outside here at 30 degree temperatures and been warm so I think snowboarding in it with layers should be warm enough too.
Date published: 2017-01-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by Toppmomof3 from Love this Jacket! I love this product! Fits great, isn't to puffy and awkward. Is so warm! The Omni Heat feature really makes a difference. I have been wearing this jacket for just about everything!
Date published: 2016-12-27
Rated 5 out of 5 by Liz37 from Love This Jacket This jacket kept me warm through the subzero weather last weekend. Love that it's wind proof. Also like all the zippered pockets, and it looks sharp.
Date published: 2016-12-23
Rated 4 out of 5 by STEF1808 from Very warm and comfortable Love this jacket so far, have not worn it in the snow yet but from the omni heat tech I can tell it will keep me warm. I ordered the red it is definitely not red it's more of a coral color. Overall loving my new jacket:)
Date published: 2016-12-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bd123 from Fits great Finding the right size took me awhile. I am 5'2", 108 lbs. the sizing put me between XS for the bust and hips but my waist size in Small. I got the Small and it fits great. I can layer a pack able down vest and polar tech jacket under it without tightness. The jacket kept me warm in 30 degree weather. The detachable and adjustable hood helped keep the cold off my head. There is one large mesh pocket inside and a small one with a zipper at the inside flap. I would have liked another large pocket inside. Haven't worn this while snowing yet but I think it will be great for hiking and skiing.
Date published: 2016-12-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by tedwards70 from Love It! I bought this for a trip to Colorado next month. However Wisconsin has gotten seriously cold wind chills the last couple days. This jacket is amazing. It is warm fits great and is definitely waterproof. I love my purchase and will buy this jacket again I'm hoping this one lasts a long time.
Date published: 2016-12-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sandy1243 from AMAZING I've had this jacket for over a year now, 2 winters! By far the best jacket I have ever bought! I love the extra pockets and it really does keep me warm! Even in below zero temperatures!! It's not super bulky and overall a great winter jacket.
Date published: 2016-12-20
Rated 4 out of 5 by NikkiTang from casual ski trip Pro:my first ski trip at Colorado at keystone mountain. The jacket is prefect. It keep me dry any warm with three layer system clothes (base, middle layer and this jacket) high quality jacket. comfortable to wear, Con:one down side is that I have smith helmet (Gage version) the hood cannot really go over that helmet. I try to put the hood over the helmet,jacket became very uncomfortable to wear at that point, cannot zip up the jacket after the hood go over the helmet. Columbia need a bigger hood. conclusion : Columbia need to make a bigger hood to support the helmet in market better.
Date published: 2016-12-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kelliefowl79 from Perfect!!!! This jacket is on the thing side but the Omni shield takes care of that!!! If it's super cold I just throw a sweatshirt on with it!!! I absolutely love this jacket!!!
Date published: 2016-12-12
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nickk from New coat I love the color and it's so warm.
Date published: 2016-12-12
Rated 4 out of 5 by Akas8703 from Great features This jacket would be perfect if it was a little warmer, had vents and the skirt buttons were actually tight. Loose skirt buttons don't do much good when you're trying not to get snow in your pants. :(
Date published: 2016-12-11
Rated 5 out of 5 by TaraB93 from Excellent in every way This jacket was purchased in the medium light mossy color for my 13-year-old daughter, and we both loved it so much that I went back and purchased the large charcoal / black color for myself. The thumb holes are a favorite feature, as well as the two inside pockets. It is a warm, stylish jacket that we will both enjoy for years to come. When taking it off and people notice the silver omni-heat lining inside, they stop to ask what it is and where they can get a jacket like it! Highly, highly recommend!
Date published: 2016-12-07
Rated 4 out of 5 by Joannm22 from Nice jacket! Jacket was for my 10 year old daughter who,is normally a women's small but the medium fit nice will allow sweaters underneath. Not bulky but warm equals happy daughter and mom!
Date published: 2016-12-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by amack923 from Warm This jacket is warm, and comfortable. I usually dislike winter jackets because they are so bulky, but I feel like I can move in this jacket! True to size. The extra pockets are a nice addition as well.
Date published: 2016-12-06
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sweets38 from Satisfied Customer Definitely a great coat for this Chicago weather.
Date published: 2016-12-05
Rated 5 out of 5 by Shifra from Perfect! This jacket is perfect for outdoors activities in the winter and for everyday. I love it. It keeps me warm and fits great :)
Date published: 2016-12-04
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jamie1028 from Alpine jacket Was so excited when the jacket came but was very disappointed when it didn't fit.
Date published: 2016-11-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by MLE2014 from Through the grocery store & sledding adventures! This jacket is perfect for all winter activities! From grocery hauls to sledding with the kids you'll be warm and able to function! It also has multiple zipped pockets. I am very happy with my purchase and know this jacket will be awesome for the off season and even during the season when it's chilly!
Date published: 2016-11-07
Rated 3 out of 5 by arcticmushergirl from not good for extreme weather This is a nice kick around town coat but not for extreme temperatures due to the omni tech lining. review is more for the omni technology. I am a dog musher and winter camper. I am outside daily and in extremely cold temperatures. I purchased omni wear for warmth and found that it works as long as you are wearing it. if the garment is removed and exposed to coldtemperatures the omni lining becomes extremely cold and is counter productive and causes chilling if you put the garmet back on.
Date published: 2016-10-24
Rated 5 out of 5 by inbal from Amazing coat!!!! Im 5'1'' 104lbs ordered size small ( usually Im xs) and the size is perfact!!!! very light weight! Very comfortable! just LOVE it!!
Date published: 2016-09-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by melvapo from I just love it! Light weight, very comfortable. Perfect insulation and waterproof. I used it for hours in the snow: playing and skiing. Never got cold or wet. Smaller than the other ones I have for travel.
Date published: 2016-08-23
Rated 5 out of 5 by allisont45 from AMAZING!! This jacket is perfect!!!
Date published: 2016-07-14
Rated 5 out of 5 by SWD0102 from Size Up at least one size This jacket is warm (no, HOT, actually!) and very stylish. Definitely a great purchase. I purchased an XL and am pretty much a TTS XL, but this jacket (and almost all Columbia jackets, actually) runs a size small. I would need an XXL in order to wear this coat, and would probably be better off with a 3XL if I wanted to wear a sweater under this coat. Buy this coat, but size up at least one size. Note to Columbia - please offer your jackets in 2XL, 3XL sizes.
Date published: 2016-06-16
Rated 5 out of 5 by YNPC from Good product I live in Southern Ontario, Canada, this is warm enough for our winter, good product!
Date published: 2016-05-02
Rated 5 out of 5 by MVP70 from Great jacket I bought this for my wife. She does not like being cold. This jacket kept her warm skiing in cold, foggy and windy weather. It was 10-15F. It fits comfortably. Not bulky! The sleeve has a nice pocket for RFID pass cards. Sleeves are nice with the thumb slit. She is 5'2" 115
Date published: 2016-02-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by Trimk10 from Awesome product Perfect for skiing or cold weather in general. I was warm all day.
Date published: 2016-02-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mari23 from My Favorite Jacket! I've worn this jacket in below zero degree weather and it has kept me warm. I am usually a small on top, but I ordered a Medium after reading reviews and it fit me perfectly. This is the best jacket I have ever owned and I definitely recommend purchasing it. It has a ton of pockets and it keeps me so warm! Love, love, love it !!!!
Date published: 2016-02-13
Rated 4 out of 5 by Melissa03 from elbows small I am 5ft5in 130lbs. I returned the medium sized jacket. I was love with this jacket!! The body fit nicely, but the arms of the jacket was way too small, especially in the elbows. it was not a jacket you could layer. Im sure it will fit somebody, their sizing is a bit off. I am normally a size small.
Date published: 2016-02-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by ems90 from Good quality and function Great for outdoor snow activities...lightweight and warm. Wore it in 4F weather...not warm enough for just walking, but good for skiing/boarding
Date published: 2016-02-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by Koko925 from Perfect for DC Metro Area Winter I ordered this jacket after our last blizzard to make sure I was well equipped if mother nature decided to throw us another. It keeps my upper body nice and warm and I love that the pockets are lined/insulated. I'm 5'3 135 lbs and the medium fit perfectly (enough room for bulky sweaters underneath). If you're looking for a jacket to keep you warm in <21° temps, this is the one.
Date published: 2016-02-10
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- 1. Chest/Bust: Measure at the fullest part of the chest, under the armpits and over the shoulder blades, keeping the tape measure firm and level.
- 2. Waist: Measure around the natural waistline, allowing the tape measure to sit comfortably.
- 3. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips.
- 4. Sleeves: Start at the center back of your neck and measure across the shoulder and down to the wrist. Round up to the next even number.
- 5. Inseam: Measure from the top of the interior leg to the bottom of the ankle.
Women's Fit Guide
Body contouring fit conforms to movement.
Body skimming fit with end-use mobility in mind.
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Karnataka CET Result 2015 (KCET Result 2015 / KCET Counselling Schedule): Karnataka Examination Authority has issue a notification regarding the declaration of Karnataka CET Result 2015 on May 25, 2015. According to the notification the common entrance test 2015 results which were earlier scheduled to be announced on May 26 are now going to announce on June 1, 2015. The notification regarding the postponed of Karnataka CET Result 2015 was published on the official website http://kea.kar.nic.in on May 25.
Candidates are also informed that the other schedule were also changed for Karnataka CET Result 2015 including counseling which are now available on the website. Candidates must go through the changes before applying for any further process. Answer key for Karnataka CET Result 2015 has been released on May 18, 2015 through which candidate can review their performance.
After the declaration of Karnataka CET Result 2015 candidates will be able to take admission in various colleges for thier preferred courses in various domains like Medical, Dental ,Enginaaring etc.In order to get asmission in colleges for professional studies all candidates are required to attend the counselling for Karnataka CET Result 2015 as on the details provided by the Board.
Karnataka CET Result 2015 – KCET Result 2015 Rank Card / Merit List / Counselling Schedule
Karnataka CET Result 2015 will be published on June 1, 2015 on the KEA website http://kea.kar.nic.in and after the declaration of the Karnataka CET Result 2015, candidates may get ranks assigned mainly for the following reasons:
- In order to get qualifying examination marks, a candidates might have missed the rank
- A candidate might have marked the version code wrongly in the OMR sheet
- Q.E. marks may change due to revaluation or otherwise
All candidates fro general merit, all reserved and all special category candidates are required to verify their documents on the given schedule and venue. Candidates are informed that the verification of documents will be done at Karnataka Examinations Authority, 18th Cross, Sampige Road, Malleshwaram, Bangalore – 560012.
Karnataka CET Result 2015 / KCET Result 2015 Revised Option Entry Schedule – First Round Seat Allotment
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|June 27, 2015 to June 30, 2015
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The common Entrance Test 2015 was conducted on May 12 and May 13, 2015 and Kannada Language Test on May 01, 20115 after it was postponed on April 29, 2015 due to nationwide strike. The kannada Language Test for Horanadu and Gadinadu Kannadiga was conducted on May 25, 2015 and the Karnataka CET Result 2015 for the test is going to be declared soon.
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Herts Design Review Panel
The way that we design new development is fundamental to creating sustainable places that communities value. Design review explores how a proposed development will meet the needs of users as well as its relationship with the existing environment and communities surrounding it. It does this by providing constructive advice to improve the quality of architecture, urban design, landscape and other matters of sustainable design and place making.
The Hertfordshire Design Review Panel has been set up to promote this aim and help planning authorities, project teams and their clients realise the full potential of schemes and create better quality places in Hertfordshire. The Review Panel offers advice on schemes of various scales, types and contexts and on matters ranging from architecture, urban design, master planning, planning, landscape, sustainability, transport, ecology, historic environment and engineering.
Please read through the links on the left hand side to learn about design review and how the Hertfordshire Design Review Panel operates.
If you would like to bring a scheme to the Hertfordshire Design Review Panel please download and submit the Herts Design Review Panel Pro-forma, email email@example.com or contact Rachael Donovan on 01992 556294.


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House Cleaning Service Visit
what to expect
A typical Boulder/Longmont Housecleaning visit can include these services:
All Rooms
Dust picture frames, knickknacks, ceiling fans, lamps, furniture, woodwork and shelves. Remove cobwebs. Vacuum carpets. Wash all floors and dry wood floors. Vacuum furniture, including under any cushions. Empty and clean ashtrays and wastebaskets.
Clean appliances and cabinets on the outside, counters, table and chairs. Clean, scrub and sanitize sinks. Clean and sanitize countertops and backsplashes. Clean the range top and refrigerator top and exterior. Clean microwave oven inside and out. Wash floor.
Clean, scrub and sanitize showers, bathtubs and sinks. Clean and sanitize vanities, backsplashes and toilets. Clean mirrors and chrome. Wash floors and tile walls.
Special house cleaning services are also available.
Leave other time-consuming cleaning chores to us and spend time on other things. Boulder/Longmont Housecleaning also offers these additional services:
- Oven cleaning
- Refrigerator cleaning
- Wall washing
- Cabinet cleaning
- Laundry / Changing Bed Linens
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Milk Powder is a pretty good desiccant also
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Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 11:42 AM
Subject: RE: [iris] Re: RE: HYB: Freezing Pollen
> Char,
> Dessicant is something that absorbs moisture, rice in a salt shaker
> is an old one. We went to our pharmacy and asked them to save us some.
> Every large container of meds comes with at least one. They are usually
> little canisters with the dessicant inside. The pharmacy cheerfully saved
> me a large baggie of them.
> Hope this helps!!
> Dana
> Dana Brown
> AIS Region 17 RVP
> Director ASI, TBIS
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> Holte
> Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 7:18 PM
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Subject: RE: [iris] Re: RE: HYB: Freezing Pollen
> Hi,
> OK you guys, explain the word 'desiccant'.
> Thanks, Char New Berlin WI
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> silvers
> Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 2:55 PM
> To: iris-talk
> Subject: [iris] Re: RE: HYB: Freezing Pollen
> Like Colleen, I've refrigerated pollen with a
> dessicant and used it several months later with
> good
> results. If I'm planning on using it a year later,
> I'd
> probably freeze it. Here is the method I use to
> store
> all kinds of pollen, (irises, daylilies, roses,
> etc.).
> I brush the pollen onto a mirror and then scrape
> it
> into empty gelatin capsules (actually I've been
> using
> cellulose capsules lately that I found at a health
> food store for vegetarians to repackage their
> pills).
> I'm sure I must look like a drug addict (with my
> mirror full of pollen and my razor blade, but it
> works
> really well. I got a plastic tub of silica gel
> (dessicant) from the craft store (it's intended
> for
> drying flowers in). I have little plastic
> screw-top
> tubes/vials that I store each capsule in. So, I
> put a
> little scoop of dessicant in the tube followed by
> a
> loose wad of cotton. Then the capsule sits on top
> of
> that, and screw on the top. Voila! I started using
> the
> cotton between the dessicant and the capsule,
> because
> I had formerly used Calcium chloride as a
> dessicant,
> which gets wet as it absorbs moisture. Then the
> gelatin would get soggy -- not good. So, when I'm
> ready to use a sample of pollen, I pull out a vial
> and
> warm it in my hands, before unscrewing the top
> (since
> any moisture is supposed to be detrimental). Then
> open the capsule and dump out a little pollen and
> it's
> ready to use. The remaining pollen can be put back
> to
> storage for later use. This method has worked well
> enough for me, that I get successful crosses with
> at
> least one-year-old pollen. I haven't had a need to
> try
> out older pollen.
> This storage of pollen allows for crosses that
> would
> never have been possible otherwise. For example,
> if I
> hadn't stored pollen from some Iris suaveolens
> clones,
> I would have never been able to get the hybrids of
> these with pallida and variegata. Both of the
> latter
> species bloom so much later than suaveolens, that
> never would have had them in bloom when I had
> pollen
> available. Similarly, very early and very late TB
> irises (that didn't overlap in bloomtime) could
> still
> be hybridized, by using stored pollen.
> And it's actually pretty simple.
> Hope it works for you too. Tom
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Discussion in 'Int Corps' started by THE_EDITOR, Aug 29, 2007.
The heart of the site is the forum area, including:
Now that CGS has got free post on boxes for all, what should we send CR in his ?
All of his friends, should be able to fit them in a match box.
Oh and maybe an ice cream.............
Nah, he only has imaginary friends, so they've gone with him!
i fucking love you Gumbo
A Ha, That film brings back memories of a fucked up A1!!!
Well we are sending Int Corps socks this years boxes
I thought it was INT CORPS slippers again......
Did someone say INT CORPS slippers?
With great regret, I must inform you that they no longer sell Int Corps slippers because I tried to get myself a pair last month, after spotting them in an old ICA catalogue. Shame, because they were quite possibly the most ridiculous things I had ever seen; I think ICA must have just bought some old slippers from M&S, then sewed blazer badges on the front of them.
If they get any more in, someone please let me know because I would love to have some.
PS: Don't get too sunburnt, will you CR?
INT CORPS Slippers with pink bows for Wench
No need for the pink bows but I think INT CORPS slippers might be on the Xmas list for members of the family. They look so HOT!
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Our New Skyline – Salesforce Tower Dominates the DojoMonday, December 5th, 2016
Here's Your New 400 Block of 11th Street, for Better or Worse, from Our SFMTATuesday, November 29th, 2016
Here's what this one small block of 11th Street looks like now, after the SFMTA started changing things.
I can't say I understand what the SFMTA's doing here.
But I do understand what this means:
Muni Bus that Killed Cyclist Cheng Jin Lai Missing Key Safety Equipment
Yeah, the same small block.
Anyway, the yellow lines are back closer to where you'd expect them to be, so that's nice. (I guess this scene from last month was just for construction.)
So now this block has 2.5 sidewalks.
Why not four or five? IDK, maybe next year…
An Enlarged Sidewalk / Bus Depot for 11th and Harrison?Thursday, November 17th, 2016
Here's the new sitch, looking north from Division:
I suppose a lot of parking spaces will be sacrificed at the altar of the 9 San Bruno "Rapid" [LIMITED] Project, a joint from the SFMTA's MUNI Great Leap Forward, Comrades.
And looking south from Folsom:
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Our Brokedown Palace, a Formerly Architecturally Significant Mcdonald's, Gets Tagged – But Signs of Life NowTuesday, November 8th, 2016
Here's the scene at Golden Gate and Van Ness, with the vacant McD's to the left and newly-placed construction trailers to the right. But it turns out that the trailers are just there for the multiyear Van Ness BRT project, which will finish sometime in the 2020's…
Ever More "Speed Hump" Speed Bumps for Golden Gate Park – What's the Recommended Speed for These Things?Thursday, November 3rd, 2016
Get up to "speed" here.
Here we go – on JFK looking east towards Transverse / Crossover
And now close to Marx Meadow looking west – this one will be going in soon:
I guess this one will go almost all the way across JFK Drive:
And, now closer to 30th Avenue, looking east – this was the first to be installed, now with a new sign:
I don't know when I'll make it back here with a vehicle. IMO, 20 MPH or so is prolly the limit for you. (I had my decidedly non-sporty ride mistakenly set in SPORT mode, but I don't think it makes much difference on a road regularity as big as this, but I'll try it again sometime on my ride's softest suspension setting.)
OTOH, if you have a brand-new BMW M4 GTS, how about 0 MPH as the limit?
And on bikes heading west, IDK. Look out, Jack, is all I can say.
I think the actual speed limit for the bumps is 25 MPH, but that seems too fast for IRL.
Our SFMTA has reported that some drivers go 32-34 MPH on this stretch of JFK and I'm sure these numbers come from someplace real, but I'm also sure whatever stat they'd report has been manipulated for their own purposes, oh well.
On It Goes…
Any Traffic Issue can be Solved with MORE CONES – If Troubles Persist, Simply Add MORE CONESTuesday, October 25th, 2016
Tower Cranes, Post Street – Or, How to Address a Group of Developers at a Political FundraiserTuesday, October 11th, 2016
Oh, did I say "political fundraiser?" What I meant to say was event, or better yet, soiree. Never call a fundraiser a fundraiser – that's the rule.
Anywho, what you do is start off by saying that the official bird of Frisco is no longer the California Quail, it's the crane. The construction crane! ('Cause you don't know to call it a tower crane.) And then you laugh at your own "joke." And then you blow a few dog whistles, you know, scary names like CHRIS DALY or AARON PESKIN afore you remind one and all how critical their "support" is to you and how, basically, all of us in this room are on the same team.
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Alabama running back and leading rusher T.J. Yeldon increased the Crimson Tide lead to 14 just before halftime in the "game of the century" on Saturday, and the star sophomore mocked/parodied/responded to the showboating of Johnny Manziel in the endzone, doing his own version of Manziel's "show me the money" gesture. Manziel has been doing that for over a year- it's not knew to 2013. He did it while he was still obscure and not the megabrand that he is now. Here's the GIF of T.J. Yeldon mocking Manziel Obviously, the SEC and Alabama didn't take to kindly to it. Therefore T.J. Yeldon was forced to apologize, through a prepared statement issued via the school sports information department. Statement from Alabama Running Back T.J. Yeldon: "I want to apologize to everyone for my selfish actions on Saturday. That is not the way I want to represent myself, my family and our team. That is not the way we do things at Alabama. This is something that I will learn from, and I will use better judgment in the future." Paul M. Banks is the owner of The Sports Bank.net, an affiliate of Fox Sports. An analyst for 95.7 The Fan and 1620 The Zone, he also writes for Chicago Now. Follow him on Twitter (@paulmbanks) and Facebook The post T.J. Yeldon apologizes for "throat slash" celebration mocking Manziel appeared first on The Sports Bank.Net.
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Anne Fallas has some big ideas here for now and for our future. A transformational novel told simply, through the changing lives of a group of people making their best efforts to live in a sustainable way in France. Anne's knowledge of this lifestyle is very evident and the novel contains many examples of how we might better organise our daily lives in a way that is in tune with the microcosm and macrocosm. Told with humour in a very accessible way, we join the lives of a diverse group of people as they are confronted with fundamental changes of the planet and the way they live their lives. I heartily recommend The Earth Changes - an optimistic vision for our future.
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Leaving the European Union would be a "risky bet" for the U.K. and the country should not "turn inward," according to eight former U.S. Treasury secretaries going back to the era of President Richard Nixon.
QuickTake Will Britain Leave the EU?
The intervention in a letter to the Times newspaper in London published Wednesday came two days before U.S. President Barack Obama is set to add his voice to those warning Britons of the danger of backing a so-called Brexit. Prime Minister David Cameron is hoping that the swell of voices from overseas will sway undecided voters before the June 23 referendum.
"It would be unfortunate for the British economy, unfortunate for Europe, unfortunate for the U.S., and unfortunate for the world," Lawrence Summers, one of the signatories to the letter, told the BBC. "It would do damage to London as a financial center, it would do damage to Britain as a gateway to Europe, it would remove the very positive influence that Britain has within European debates that strengthen the European economy. It would be a step toward a more closed, more protectionist, less effective and less prosperous global economy."
The first week of formal campaigning has seen the "Remain" campaign, led by Cameron, turning its full fire on those arguing for a "Leave" vote. As well as seizing on global voices such as the International Monetary Fund, it deployed a U.K. Treasury analysis that suggested a Brexit would cause decades of harm to the economy.
'Wouldn't Dream'
Vote Leave, the official campaign for a British withdrawal from the 28-nation bloc, responded with anger to the intervention and said the U.S. would not be willing to give up sovereignty in the way Britain has to the EU.
"These U.S. politicians wouldn't dream of agreeing to give NAFTA 350 million pounds ($500 million) a week, or handing power over to Mexican judges over which criminals they can deport or opening up the U.S. border to Mexican migrants," Vote Leave Chief Executive Office Matthew Elliott said in an e-mailed statement. "They would have been laughed out the building if they suggested it. So why do they think that we should do the same with the EU?"
Challenged in Parliament about Obama's planned intervention, Cameron replied that no friendly country is urging Britain to leave the EU. "It may not be the determining factor for many people, but listening to what our friends say in the world is not a bad idea," he told lawmakers in his weekly question-and-answer session.
The latest published poll, conducted April 12-14 by TNS, found 38 percent of respondents backed staying in the EU, with 34 percent opposed and 28 percent undecided. That compared with the previous TNS survey carried out a few days earlier that showed the two sides tied at 35 percent.
'Global Primacy'
The Treasury secretaries' letter, which was highlighted on Twitter by Cameron and Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, said that "while Britain will remain an attractive center for finance even if Britain exits, it should not take for granted its global primacy when it is no longer the gateway to Europe."
A Brexit vote would "likely disrupt and reduce trade flows at least for a while, curtailing the scale and efficiency benefits from economic cooperation and integration."
"Over time, Britain would no doubt be able to re-establish trade ties through negotiation of new trade agreements," they wrote. "But as our own experience in the United States with trade negotiations shows, it is a difficult environment to negotiate and approve agreements and the risk of accidents is real."
'Decline and Failure'
Former U.K. Defence Secretary Liam Fox rejected the argument of the Americans, telling the BBC they had "failed to take into account the decline and failure of the European economy."
As well as Summers, the other signatories were George P. Schultz, W. Michael Blumenthal, Robert Rubin, Paul O'Neill, John Snow, Hank Paulson and Timothy Geithner.
Stronger In, the campaign to stay in the EU, published a letter from more than 200 entrepreneurs, including Lloyd Dorfman, who set up Travelex Holdings Ltd., and Zoopla Property Group Plc co-founder Alex Chesterman, saying the opportunities provided by membership of the bloc encourage investment and innovation.
"The economic shock of a vote to leave the EU would also be hugely damaging to our businesses," the executives said. "The U.K. is currently the best place in Europe to launch and grow a business; leaving the European Union will undoubtedly undermine the ability of Britain's entrepreneurs to start up, innovate, and grow."
'Public-Relations Campaign'
Former Bank of England Governor Mervyn King said in a Bloomberg Television interview that he's concerned that "proponents on both sides treating this as a public-relations campaign rather than a debate about the future of our country are inclined to exaggerate because they feel they're selling a position."
He urged a "calm and reflective debate about the role of Britain in Europe" and said "precise numerical estimates of what the consequences" are of a Brexit should be treated with caution.


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