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- $399 Sold out theoutnet.com"Chloé Cropped checked pants
$925" — @athenarunningwolf
Chloé beige, black and red pants. Wool-blend. Bouclé check design, belt loops, slant pockets, back welt pockets, pressed creases, folded cuffs, fully lined. Concealed hook and zip fastenings at front. 81% virgin wool, 11% mohair, 8% polyamide; lining: 100% cupro. Dry clean. French sizing. Fits true to size. Take your normal size. Slim leg, high-rise style. Cropped length. Mannequin height is 180cm/ 5'11" and is wearing a FR 36.
- $395 Sold out harveynichols.com"Tibi Printed Silk Trousers
$510" — @athenarunningwolf
Tibi cream silk trousers. Multicoloured print, cropped, contrast waistband, belt loops, pleats at front, four pockets. Concealed zip, button and hook fastenings at front. 100% silk; lining: 100% polyester. Styled with: Vince top, MICHAEL Michael Kors jacket, Diane von Furstenberg shoes, Victoria Beckham clutch.
- $65 Sold out rag-bone.com"Olivia Pant
$65" — @athenarunningwolf
Mid-rise slim fit crop trouser. Fit: 27" inseam. Fabric: 7.5oz 96% cotton, 4% roica. Wash in cold. Manufactured in Los Angeles.
- "1035 trouser in superfine cotton
$60" — @athenarunningwolf
A cool, crisp pant with a great drape and a straight trouser leg. The superfine yarn is made from a beautiful high-twist cotton that is siro spun to give it a hint of stretch (only the best suiting fabrics in Japan get this special treatment). Why 1035? We named it after our Madison Avenue boutique because like our store, it's your go-to for polished chic. City fit—our lowest rise. Fitted through hip, with a straight trouser leg. Japanese high-twist cotton with a hint of stretch. Sits just above hip. 33" inseam. On-seam pockets. Dry clean. Import.
- $107 Sold out stylebop.com"CLOSED White Winston Pants
$107" — @athenarunningwolf
Inject some bright white into your new-season style with these slim fit chinos from Closed. Skinny silhouette, chino-style, zip with button closure, belt loops, slant pockets, back welt pockets with button. Style with a printed blouse, boyfriend cardigan, and embellished ballet flats. 100% Cotton.
- "Tibi Paloma cropped printed straight-leg pants
$255" — @athenarunningwolf
Ivory wool and silk-blend. Mid-rise, straight-leg, cropped. Black bird print, belt loops, two side slit pockets, two button-fastening back welt pockets, pressed creases. Concealed hook, button and zip fastening at front. 71% wool, 29% silk; lining: 100% acetate. Dry clean. Fits true to size. Take your normal size. Mid-rise, straight-leg fit. Cropped length.
- "Derek Lam Paisley Jacquard Skinny Trousers
$1,650" — @athenarunningwolf
AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING STORES ONLY. WASHINGTON STREET 812 Washington Street New York, NY 10014 646 480 5762 ROBERTSON 110 Robertson Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90048 310 860 0113
- "Tall Café Capri In Pop Art Polka Dot
$80" — @athenarunningwolf
Our can't-live-without-it café capri packs a punch in the season's must-have print: polka dots. It's cut sleek and chic for a perfect fit, and our design team loves the retro-meets-modern mood the graphic pattern adds to this ultimate summer classic. The finishing touch? A cuffed hem for extra polish. Cotton with a hint of stretch. City fit—our lowest rise. Sits just above hip. Fitted through hip and thigh, with a skinny, cropped leg. Cuffed. 27" inseam. Machine wash. Import.
- $200 Sold out theoutnet.com"Stella McCartney Christine floral-print silk tapered pants
$925" — @athenarunningwolf
Tonal-gray and white floral-print textured-silk. Low-rise, tapered. Ruched, elasticated waist, side slant pockets. Pull on. 100% silk. Dry clean. Fits true to size, take your normal size. High-rise, tapered leg. Elasticated at the waist for a flexible fit. Lightweight non-stretchy fabric.
- "BALMAIN Black And White Patterned Low-Rise Pants
$1,071" — @athenarunningwolf
Get of-the-moment style with these unbelievable tribal-print pants from Parisian It Label Balmain. Low rise, fold-over snap-detailed front, belt loops, side slit pockets, back patch pockets, super slim fit, all-over print, zip detailed hem. Wear with a high-low hem top, a draped front leather jacket, and platform pumps. 98%Cotton 2%Spandex.
- "ALEXANDER WANG Low rise tapered pant
$525" — @athenarunningwolf
Low rise tapered black pant from Alexander Wang. This pant features a low rise, pleats and leather detail at the waistband. Has zippered ankle detail, front zipper closure, two front slit pockets and two faux back pockets.
- "J.Crew Tall Minnie pant in bi-stretch wool
$60" — @athenarunningwolf
Our Minnie pant (aka the magic pant, because it looks that good on everyone) in sleek bi-stretch wool. (Bi-stretch means the fabric stretches in both length and width.) It's praised for its super-slimming, body-vacuuming fit and rubber band-like stretch recovery. In other words, you won't find a more flattering pant. Sits just above hip. Fitted through hip and thigh, with a slim, ankle-length leg. 30" inseam. Wool/viscose/poly/spandex. Side zip. Dry clean. Import.
- "Karl Pabla zipped mid-rise skinny pants
$115" — @athenarunningwolf
Karl black Pabla pants. Mid-weight stretch-denim. Belt loops, zip-fastening front pockets, back patch pockets, seam above knee. Button and concealed zip fastening at waist. 97% cotton, 3% spandex. Machine wash inside out to avoid color transfer. Italian sizing. Fits true to size. Take your normal size. Skinny-leg, mid-rise style. Cropped length. Mannequin height is 180cm/ 5'11" and is wearing an IT 40.
- "J Brand Bailey 18'' Perfect Boot Cut Jeans
$39" — @athenarunningwolf
This jean is perfect for your casual friday look or for weekend wear. The most flattering bottom to any blouse.
- "J.Crew Tall matchstick jean in Old Glory wash
$120" — @athenarunningwolf
Our much-loved matchstick jean in a new indigo wash our design team tweaked to perfection (it's just a smidgen brighter than our starlight wash) and finished with natural whiskering. True to size. Sits lower on hips. Slim through hip and thigh, with a slim, straight leg. Cotton with a hint of stretch. Regular: 33" inseam. Short: 31" inseam. 14 1/2" leg opening (based off size 28). Traditional 5-pocket styling. Machine wash. Import.
- $99 Sold out barneys.com"Acne Kex - Vintage
$99" — @athenarunningwolf
Cotton blend skinny leg jean with five pockets in light vintage blue wash with whiskering at hip and distressing at knee. 8" Rise. 33" Inseam. 12" Leg opening. Imported. Cotton/elastane. Machine wash.
- $160 Sold out amrag.com"Joe's Jeans Skinny Jean
$160" — @athenarunningwolf
Skinny jean in moss from Joes Jeans. This mid-rise denim pant features belt loops, zip front closure, a five pocket design, and tonal stitching. Composition : spandex/elastane: 1%, cotton: 93%, polyester: 6%.
- "CURRENT/ELLIOTT skinny jeans
$230" — @athenarunningwolf
Red jeans from Current/Elliott featuring a skinny fit, two back pockets, a waistband with belt loops, a top button fastening, a concealed front fastening, two side pockets, and a printed signature logo at the rear of the waistband.
- $25 Sold out hm.com"H&M Skinny Low Jeans
$32" — @athenarunningwolf
&DENIM. 5-pocket low-rise jeans in coloured denim with ultra-slim legs. 3% elastane, 97% cotton. Machine wash at 30˚
- "HELMUT LANG Leather Pants Patina Fever Red
$1,055" — @athenarunningwolf
Helmut lang leather pant. Burgundy matte skinny stretch-leather pants. Semi-matte finish. Elasticated waistband, faux pocket details at front. Back slit pockets. Cut for a close fit. Leggings style with low-rise. Lined. 100% Lambskin leather. Lining 100% cotton. Inseam approx. 82 Cm / 33". Rise approx. 20 Cm / 8". Professional leather cleaning only. True to designer sizing. Us sizing. Designer color fever red. Model is 172 cm / 5´9" and is wearing a size xs.
- $1,160 Sold out shopmrsh.com"RICK OWENS Stretch Leather Leggings
$1,455" — @athenarunningwolf
Grey/brown stretch-leather leggings with panel detail at knee. High-rise with elasticated waistband. Long inseam. Raw cuffs. Rick owens vintage treatment is intentional and is not faulty or reason for claim! 100% lamb leather. Leather specialist cleaning only. True to designer sizing. Italian sizing. Model is 172 cm / 5´9" and is wearing a size s. Designer color dna dust.
- $105 Sold out theoutnet.com"Christopher Kane + J Brand Zip-detailed mid-rise skinny jeans
$200" — @athenarunningwolf
Christopher Kane + J Brand black skinny jeans. Stretch-cotton. Mid-rise, skinny. Belt loops, three front pocket, back pocket details, zipped ankles. Button and concealed zip fastening at front. 98% cotton, 2% elastane. Machine wash inside out to avoid color transfer. Designer color: Shadow. Fits small to size. Take one size larger than normal. Skinny-leg, mid-rise style. Cropped length. Mannequin height is 180cm/ 5'11" and is wearing a 27.
- $591 Sold out my-wardrobe.com"MICHAEL Michael Kors Luxury Stretch Leather Skinny Legging
$591" — @athenarunningwolf
A luxe leather legging is a contemporary classic and this timeless MICHAEL Michael Kors design is ideal for completing your everyday style an of-the-moment twist. Lend soft jersey layers a rock and roll attitude or go for a classic silk shirt and graphic heels. Model is 5'9 / 175cm, a standard UK 8 and is wearing a size US 4. This item runs true to size. Black leather leggings featuring an elasticated waistband and seam detail to knee. MICHAEL Michael Kors leggings have a 30 inch inside leg, 8.5 inch rise and a 10 inch leg opening. 100% leather. Professional leather clean only.
- $1,350 Sold out net-a-porter.com"Joseph Leather leggings
$1,350" — @athenarunningwolf
Black leather. Mid-rise, leggings-style. Elasticated waistband. Pull on. 100% leather (Lamb); backing: 97% cotton, 3% Lycra. Specialist clean.
- "Helmut Lang Patina Leather Legging
$644" — @athenarunningwolf
These fitted trousers feature an elastic waistband, four faux pocket design, leather panel throughout and waxed design. Composition : Cotton: 100%, Lamb skin: 100%. Washing instructions: Dry clean only.
- "Superfine Friend stretch-leather skinny jeans
$688" — @athenarunningwolf
Black stretch-leather. Mid-rise, skinny. Belt loops, five pockets. Button and concealed zip fastening at waist. 98% leather (Lamb), 2% elastane; backing: 58% polyester, 42% cotton. Spot clean.
- $230 Sold out theoutnet.comTheory black shorts. Leather. Two front slant pockets, fully lined. Concealed zip and hook fastening at side. 100% leather (Lamb); lining: 96% polyester, 4% polyurethane. Specialist clean. US sizing. Fits true to size. Take your normal size. Fitted style. Low-rise style. Mannequin height is 180cm/ 5'11" and is wearing a US 2.
- "CUSHNIE ET OCHS Stretch pencil skirt
$935" — @athenarunningwolf
Stretch pencil skirt in black from Cushnie et Ochs. This leather mid-length skirt features criss-cross side panels, a concealed back zipper, a vent at the back center hem, and full lining.
- $165 Sold out theoutnet.com"Stella McCartney Embossed stretch-jersey pencil skirt
$425" — @athenarunningwolf
Black stretch-jersey. Embossed. Concealed side zip fastening. 69% viscose, 25% polyamide, 6% elastane. Dry clean. Fits true to size, take your normal size. Designed to fall below the knee, sits at the waist.
- $1,478 Sold out thecorner.com"PRABAL GURUNG Leather skirt
$1,478" — @athenarunningwolf
Solid color. Hook-and-bar, zip. Lined. Composition: 100% Leather.
- "Reed Krakoff Raffia and satin pencil skirt
$1,590" — @athenarunningwolf
Black satin and raffia. Sheer organza overlays, back vent, fully lined. Concealed zip fastening along back. 41.83% acrylic, 38.28% nylon, 15.7% cotton, 4.19% paper; lining1: 94% cotton, 6% elastane, lining2: 100% silk; trim1: 100% silk, trim2: 80% nylon, 20% silk. Dry clean. True to size. Designed to sit below the knee.
- "J.Crew Collection sequin tweed pencil skirt
$180" — @athenarunningwolf
Forever-ladylike tweed gets kicked up with a hint of shimmer, thanks to a smattering of delicate sequins. Perfectly shaped for a lean fit, the lush fabric is just a touch unfinished for that textural twist that makes any skirt-and-shirt combo absolutely unforgettable. Cotton/polyamide. Sits above waist. Back zip. 25 1/2" long. Lined. Dry clean. Import.
- $410 Sold out theoutnet.com"J.Crew Leather pencil skirt
$385" — @athenarunningwolf
J.Crew citrus-yellow pencil skirt. Leather. Fully lined. Concealed zip and hook fastening at back. 100% leather; lining: 100% polyester. Specialist clean. Designer color: Lemon. Fits true to size. Take your normal size. Knee-length, sits at the waist.
- $840 Sold out theoutnet.com"Jason Wu Leather pencil skirt
$1,995" — @athenarunningwolf
Chartreuse leather. Fully lined. Zip fastening along back. 100% leather (Calf); lining: 92% silk, 8% elastane. Specialist clean. True to size. Mini-length design. Supple leather, with slightly stretchy lining.
- "M Missoni Pleated wool-blend skirt
$280" — @athenarunningwolf
M Missoni chartreuse skirt. Wool-blend. Buckle-fastening black leather belt, stitched pleats, single patch pocket at side. Concealed zip fastening along side. 50% wool, 50% acrylic; lining: 67% acetate, 33% polyester. Dry clean. Italian sizing. Fits true to size. Take your normal size. Knee-length design. Mannequin height is 180cm/ 5'11" and is wearing an IT 40.
- "Just Cavalli Metallic-twill pencil skirt
$170" — @athenarunningwolf
Gold metallic-twill. Fitted waist, vent at back, fully lined. Concealed zip fastening at back. 47% polyester, 33% viscose, 14% wool, 6% silk; lining: 50% acetate, 50% viscose. Dry clean. Fits true to size, take your normal size. Knee-length, sits at the waist.
- "J.Crew No. 2 pencil skirt in double-serge wool
$60" — @athenarunningwolf
A true design icon that we've meticulously shaped and seamed to figure-flattering perfection (always sharp and to the point, the No. 2 pencil will be your wardrobe's most noteworthy addition). Double-serge wool lends the sleek silhouette a weightier feel that couldn't be more perfect for cooler days, while a thinner waistband makes for an even more comfortable fit. Double-serge wool. Sits at waist. 25 1/2" long. Back zip. Lined. Dry clean. Import.
- $145 Sold out theoutnet.com"Jil Sander Wool Skirt
$185" — @athenarunningwolf
Details Jil Sander rust skirt. Wool. Fully lined. Concealed zip and hook fastening at back. 100% wool. Dry clean.
- $250 Sold out theoutnet.com"Michael van der Ham Silk and metallic bouclé skirt
$580" — @athenarunningwolf
Sky-blue silk, bright-orange metallic bouclé Back vent, fully lined. Concealed zip fastening along back. 92% silk, 8% nylon; lining: 100% silk. Dry clean. Fits small to size, take one size larger than normal. Knee-length, sits at the waist.
- $103 Sold out theoutnet.com"J.Crew Textured wool-blend skirt
$258" — @athenarunningwolf
Bright-pink textured wool-blend. Grosgrain waistband, subtle shimmer-effect finish, fully lined. Hook and zip fastening along back. 74% wool, 26% nylon; lining: 100% polyester. Dry clean. Fits true to size, take your normal size. Knee-length, sits at the waist.
- "J.Crew Pencil skirt in Super 120s
$98" — @athenarunningwolf
Our classic pencil skirt, unfailingly flattering in four-season Super 120s merino wool. Why so super? 120 is the measure of the fiber (the higher the number, the finer the fiber), and since 120 is one of the finest, our fabric boasts a silky-smooth finish and a refined drape. Pair it with our 1035 jacket and you've got yourself the perfect skirt suit. Sits slightly below the natural waist. 20 1/2" long. Super 120s merino wool. Back zip. Back vent. Lined in stretch fabric. Dry clean. Import.
- "J.Crew Long No. 2 pencil skirt in double-serge cotton
$100" — @athenarunningwolf
Our iconic No. 2 pencil skirt, now in a new length that clocks in at a long and lean 27". The effect? A sleek and chic look that hearkens back to the days of girl-Friday glamour but still feels refreshingly modern. Crafted from our crisply structured double-serge cotton that's comfy three seasons a year in a collect-them-all spectrum of bold brights. Always sharp and to the point, the long No. 2 pencil will be your wardrobe's most noteworthy addition this season. Double-serge cotton with a hint of stretch. Sits at waist. 27" long. Falls below knee. Back zip. Lined. Dry clean. Import.
- $1,690 Sold out harrods.com"Michael Kors Check Skirt
$2,175" — @athenarunningwolf
US sizing. Model wears a size 4. Crimson check skirt. A-line design. Zip closure to side. 60% angora, 35% virgin wool, 5% cashgora. Dry clean. Made in Italy.
- $203 Sold out viviennewestwood.co.uk"Vivienne Westwood Vivienne Westwood Tartan Pencil Skirt
$270" — @athenarunningwolf
This Autumn/Winter 2012-13, Vivienne Westwood has beautifully crafted the Pencil Skirt for her Gold Label Collection. Elegantly tailored and woven in prestigious, vibrant tartan, this luxurious piece creates an overtly feminine look. For an impeccable finish team with Vivienne's Beelzebub Jacket. 100% Wool.
- "Altuzarra Cheetah metallic tweed pencil skirt
$1,150" — @athenarunningwolf
Cream, black and copper tweed. Front slit pockets, fringed trims, fully lined. Concealed snap fastenings along front. 64% cotton, 20% acrylic, 8% nylon, 8% other fibers; trim: 51% cotton, 30% polyester, 19% polyacrylic; lining: 100% polyester. Dry clean. Fits true to size, take your normal size. Knee-length, sits at the waist.
- "Giambattista Valli Tweed Pencil Skirt
$311" — @athenarunningwolf
Multicolor tweed pencil skirt. Silk waistband and central back vent. Concealed zip, hook, and eye closure at back. Fully lined. Fits true to Italian sizing. Yellow multicolor. 875 Virgin wool, 10% Acrylic, 3% Polyester. 40% Rayon, 50% Cotton lining. Dry clean. Imported.
- $130 Sold out viviennewestwood.co.uk"Vivienne Westwood Vivienne Westwood Grey/Blue New Accident Skirt
$163" — @athenarunningwolf
Vivienne Westwood has created the New Accident Skirt. Drenched in autumnal tones and combined with an asymmetric hem line, give your wardrobe a unique mix of attitude and elegance this Autumn/Winter 2012-13 with this lightly contorted piece. 100% Wool.
- "Yves Saint Laurent Lily embroidered skirt
$862" — @athenarunningwolf
This black high-waisted pencil skirt has a hidden centre-back zip fastening, a centre-back hem slit and sits below the knee with a single embroidered large-lily detail. 57% silk, 25% wool, 18% polyester. Dry clean. Size and fit: Model is 5ft 9in/ 1.80m, is a UK 08 and wears a size 36FR. Fits true to size. Waist 25in/63.5cm. Waist to hem 31in/78.5cm.
- "Crinkle chiffon skirt
$60" — @athenarunningwolf
Sheer genius—crafted from layer upon layer of silky crinkle chiffon, this flirty skirt is pure femininity (and our latest spring fling). Styled with a matching grosgrain waistband that's ready to pretty-up tucked-in tops. Rayon/silk. A-line skirt. Sits at waist. Back zip. Lined. 25" long. Import. Dry clean.
- "Peter Pilotto H printed stretch-crepe skirt
$1,118" — @athenarunningwolf
Multicolored printed stretch-crepe. Contrast-print waistband and panels, kicked-out back hem, fully lined. Button and concealed zip fastening along back. 97% viscose, 3% elastane; lining: 65% acetate, 35% polyester. Specialist clean. Designer color: Lace Blue.
- $325 Sold out theoutnet.com"Prabal Gurung Printed silk and cotton-blend pencil skirt
$415" — @athenarunningwolf
Prabal Gurung multicolored pencil skirt. Printed silk and cotton-blend. Back slit, fully lined. Concealed hook and zip fastening at back. 50% silk, 50% cotton; lining: 100% silk. Dry clean. Fits true to size. Take your normal size. Knee-length, sits at the waist.
- $159 Sold out intermixonline.com"Diane Von Furstenberg Exclusive Elley Leather Trim Puffy Sequins Mini
$299" — @athenarunningwolf
"The A-line shape of the Elley is short and sweet however, with the addition of puffy sequins sets this elevated design into a PM essential. Black leather trim gives nod to a must have treatment of the season. In silver with black.
- "PRODIGA Flower Beaded Skirt
$405" — @athenarunningwolf
Short Prodiga skirt with a nipped in waistband, tutu underskirt and concealed zip closure. This skirt features bead and sequin flower detail. Bead and sequin detail. Concealed zip closure. Tutu underskirt. British sizing. Dry clean only.
- "Factory Pleated Sash Skirt
$60" — @athenarunningwolf
Sits at waist. 17" long. Wool/poly/viscose with a hint of stretch. Import. Dry clean. Online exclusive. Made exclusively for J.Crew Factory. Please note that J.Crew Factory items purchased through jcrew.com can only be returned through the mail and at J.Crew Factory stores.
- $1,300 Sold out theoutnet.com"Oscar de la Renta Pleated silk-blend lamé maxi skirt
$3,490" — @athenarunningwolf
Pale-gold silk-blend lamé Pleated, fully lined. Concealed hook and zip fastening along side. 66% silk, 33% Lurex; lining: 100% silk. Dry clean. Fits true to size, take your normal size. Maxi-length, sits at the hip.


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Arrr, matey… it be time to enjoy the Pirrrrate's Treasure Chest.
Okay, enough of that. But the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy is now out in a handy-dandy box set. Sadly, it is not actually called "The Pirrrrate's Treasure Chest," but perhaps that is just too obvious.
If you've been living in a cave for the last few years, the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy is based on the popular Disneyland ride of the same name. Yep, a movie based on a ride. Though I – and most people I knew – did not have high hopes for the film, it turned out to be really, really good. It was well shot, well acted, well written, with humor, action, and heart.
All three of the Pirates movies have already been released on Blu-ray and DVD. Unlike other popular trilogies (*cough* I'm looking at you, George Lucas *cough*), the Pirates movies came to the home market six to eight months after their theatrical releases. So why are they once again releasing them?
I can only surmise it is to get people to buy the discs again. After all, it is in that aforementioned handy-dandy box set. Now all your discs will stay together. But it seems to just be a marketing ploy. As far as I can tell, all the discs in the box set contain the exact same special features as the discs purchased separately, many months previously.
The Curse of the Black Pearl has bloopers and a "making of" documentary. They clearly didn't film a lot of extras for the first movie. Dead Man's Chest seems to have the most featurettes: the secrets of Captain Jack, sword training for the stars, on location in the Bahamas, and the "making of" Davy Jones. By far, the most interesting featurette is how they decided to incorporate the films into the classic Disneyland attraction. As a life-long Disney fan, I loved going behind the scenes of the ride, listening to the history of the ride, and hearing from original Imagineers.
At World's End is on set with Keith Richards (despite the fact that he was in the film for all of six minutes or so), how they created the "many Jacks" for Johnny Depp's hallucinatory scene, and how they created the maelstrom scene. The maelstrom scene is the biggest that the crew has ever filmed, and the behind-the-scenes is interactive. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer narrates time-lapse footage of the set being built in a Palmdale, California sound stage. Pop-ups throughout the piece can be clicked on for a more in-depth featurette on, for example, the rain system or the stunt men or how the graphics were composited together. Frankly, many of these special features are so detailed and convoluted it makes navigation difficult.
My husband swears that the first two films are remastered so that all three in the box set are now at 1080ip (whereas individually, only the third film is 1080p; the other two are 1080i). He is a television editor, so he knows his stuff when it comes to technical specs. Personally, I don't see the difference. And unless you are a tech-nut like my husband, you won't either. If you haven't purchased the trilogy, than grab this box set. If you already have them, don't waste the money.Powered by Sidelines

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The Fairlawn is one of the original styles from our Classics Collection, a selection of timeless dress shirts with crisp collars and refined finishes in solid white, pink, and blue. It features a polished button-down collar and convertible cuffs that can be buttoned, rolled up casually, or worn with cufflinks.
This Fairlawn shirt is cut from a light pink two-ply poplin cotton fabric.
Egyptian cotton is a particular variety that is grown in only a few other places. It is renowned as some of the best in the world. It has an extra long staple, which means it has longer fibers, resulting in a silkier, more durable fabric.Poplin, sometimes called broadcloth, is a plain weave which means the threads alternately cross over and then under each other. This results in a very smooth and durable fabric that has an almost silky hand feel, particularly with higher thread counts. Also, poplins look very crisp when ironed.
Hugh & Crye dress shirts use a sizing system based on body types. they're ready-made fitted shirts, designed for lean and athletically built men. We make shirts crafted for the height of your torso (short, average, tall) and your overall build (skinny, slim, athletic, or broad). Our shirts aren't made for the masses, they're made for you.
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"Sometimes I lay down in the middle of my messy room and let the mess of my life wash over me. Wave by wave; school, friends… photography, love… myself, oh myself… woosh, a wave crashes and I'm completely drowning and choking in the mess I made of myself."
(Photo: June 29, 2012 / Writing: November 2011)
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In case you were wondering how I'm doing. Busy, messy, ignoring responsibilities and I'm sorry. I'll do them. I swear. I'm just.....
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Quick and Easy Pecan-Crusted Oven-Broiled Chicken Breasts
|Boneless skinless chicken breast halves
|4 Pound (About 8 To 10)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 , well beaten
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Finely ground pecans
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Dry breadcrumbs
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|2 Teaspoon
|Ground black pepper
|1 Dash
|Cooking oil spray
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), melted
Wash chicken pieces and trim off of all excess fat, gristle, etc. Set aside. Place 1/2 cup flour in a gallon-sized zip-lock plastic bag, and set aside. Combine buttermilk and egg in a small bowl, and set aside. Place 1 cup ground pecans, 3/4 cup dry breadcrumbs, 1 1/2 teaspoons salt, 2 teaspoons paprika, and a dash of ground black pepper in a separate gallon-sized zip-lock plastic bag, and set aside. Now, take each chicken breast, put it in the bag of flour, and shake it, until completely covered. Next, dip the floured chicken into the buttermilk/egg mixture, and let it drain on a large plate. Continue until all pieces of chicken are coated with flour, and the buttermilk mixture and are draining on the plate. Now, place each drained chicken breast, one at a time, into the seasoned pecan/breadcrumb mixture, and shake well to coat completely. Place each coated chicken breast on a broiler pan that has been sprayed with cooking oil. (I also cover my pan with aluminum foil for an easy clean-up, and I cut slits in the foil on top to let fat drip through to the bottom broiling pan.) After all pieces of coated chicken are on the broiler pan, drizzle 1 stick of melted margarine over the top. Place in a 350-degree oven for 30 to 40 minutes, or until done. The chicken breasts will be done when you cut into the center of them, and the meat is white. *You must cook chicken completly for safety*!!! This is a gorgeous, dramatic, and flavorful way to serve guests, and they will be very impressed!
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Calories 833 Calories from Fat 425
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 50 g76.4%
Saturated Fat 13.5 g67.5%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 251 mg83.7%
Sodium 734.1 mg30.6%
Total Carbohydrates 19 g6.4%
Dietary Fiber 4.9 g19.6%
Sugars 2.1 g
Protein 78 g155.9%
Vitamin A 29.5% Vitamin C 8.8%
Calcium 8.4% Iron 24.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Lentil And Vegetable Stew
|1 Cup (16 tbs), picked over and washed
|Vegetable broth/Water
|1 Quart (Homemade)
|1 Medium, chopped
|2 Clove (10 gm), finely chopped
|1 , sliced
|White turnips
|2 , diced
|2 Medium, peeled and diced
|Celery stalk
|1 , chopped
|Crushed dried rosemary
|1 Teaspoon
|Canned italian plum tomatoes
|35 Ounce (1 Can)
|Tomato paste
|3 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground black pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|White onions
|12 Small
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Lemon juice/Vinegar
|1 Tablespoon
|Chopped parsley
|3 Tablespoon
1. Put the lentils, broth, onion, garlic, 2 diced carrots, leek, turnips, potatoes, celery, and rosemary in a large heavy kettle. Bring to a boil, cover, and simmer for 50 minutes, or until the lentils are tender.
2. Add the tomatoes with their juice, the tomato paste, salt, and pepper and simmer gently for 10 minutes, while breaking up the tomatoes.
3. Meanwhile, brown the onions in the oil. Add the remaining 2 carrots cut into 2-inch pieces and cook for 5 minutes longer. Add the onions and carrots to the lentil mixture and cook for 15 minutes longer. Stir in lemon juice or vinegar and chopped parsley.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2586 Calories from Fat 326
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 37 g57.1%
Saturated Fat 5.8 g28.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 6573.5 mg273.9%
Total Carbohydrates 490 g163.2%
Dietary Fiber 133.4 g533.7%
Sugars 146.2 g
Protein 98 g195.1%
Vitamin A 1105.4% Vitamin C 904.7%
Calcium 119.9% Iron 182.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Somthing is displaying in the header of Iphone I wont know the Icon belongs to which operatios And how to Switch ON & OFF. Regards KSB
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Not sure if this has been brought up before, I couldn't find it. I just found a program called iPhone Explorer which lets you replace icons from your iPhone apps. Here is the link to the page that explain how it's done: Quick Tip: Change iPhone App Icons Without Jailbreak It is really easy, takes less than a minute to replace an icon. Now the only think I would like to do is change some App names, but I haven't been able to make this without JB. Any ideas?
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I know you can use iFile to change icons, but as far as I know, you can only use icons that can be found from other themes. Is there a way I can transfer icons from my computer to my phone without using SSH? I currently do not have a wireless set up and probably won't need one anytime soon.
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After searching the internet for a couple days (casually) I have decided to ask the brilliant minds here at modmyi.com for help. Does anyone know where I can download the default Homescreen icons (Messages, iPod, Settings Etc.) In a high resolution. Or can anyone post them from their device if you SSH. Or post where to find them within the files of the iPhone. Really, thank you so much for anyone who takes time to answer.
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My old eyes are not as good as they once were and it sure would be helpful to have a picture icon instead of small font text to help identify folders on my iPhone. For example I use both written text messages as well as verbal text messages through the app called Hey Tell and I would like to put them in the same folder and would prefer to have the same icon that is presently used for written text messages (or something similar) to be the icon to open up the folder. Hopefully that makes sense. Any of you creative geniuses have a solution for those of us with less than 20/20 vision? As always I appreciate the help.
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I've seen where the docks middle icon will be in front of the other four and they will be slanted? The tweak allows 5 icons in the dock.
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Recently, when i click to download or update an app from the app store, the icon that shows the progress of the download is white instead of being the icon of the app its downloading. Anyone else have this problem, and if so anyone found a fix?
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Okay, today I downloaded this App called intel screens or something on my firmware 1.2. After that, I went to categories to put the new app into a folder, and also 2 games into another folder. But then after that, when I turn on my iPhone, all I see is a blink screen. I can still go to my music by double clicking the home button, receive calls when people call me, but all my icons are gone! Even the ones on the "deck" too. I want to restore it, but I use Tmobile and I am not sure if it would mess with my unlocking. (I didnt unlock the iphone myself) Please help!
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Hey guys, blog.twg.ca/2009/09/free-iphone-toolbar-icons/ Can be helpful for iphone developers - large set of free icons.
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I'm trying to use my own icons on the Tab Bar because the Standard Icons do not fit with what what my menus display.I've tried saving them as 30x30 black and white .png files, but for some reason the simulator and the device display the icon as a blue square. They will not show the .png. I've also tried saving it as a .jpg and no dice. Anyone have insight as to why this is?
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Hi, I changed the icons on my phone and want them back to the original without having to restore my whole phone. Unfortunately I forgot to back up the originals before I changed them. Could someone please send me a link to download the originals?
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when i hold the apps icons,they don't start to shake.what's wrong.operating system is ios 5 and my mobile is iphone 4S
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Hello people! I just found this forum and site, and it's great. I found it already very useful. So... I am makin my own theme, by taking the icon pictures from many other themes that I like most. However, some fit well (60x60), but those that are larger, let's say 80x80, are quite distorted, especially when these are dock-icons. So my question would be, how can i have 80x80 icons fitting how they should, not going off margins and such. Becouse obviously, people wouldn't be making bigger icons if they wouldn't fit how they should. Thanks, Croatian ! oooh please
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Hi, sorry for my bad english. In the video menu of my iphone 4 with ios7, the icons of the superior area appears in white color... and the back of the menu of videos is white... the icons desseapers... is a bug in ios7 of the color of the indicators in video menu or is only my iphone?
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My boss is having an odd problem with disappearing icsons. On his home screen, he has the Facebook app... however, the blue "F" icon was not there. It was just a blank with the word Facebook floating at the bottom. Now, he could still hold down in the area and it would wiggle and let him move it to another page. Oddly enough, when he moved it to the second page, the icon appeared! Don't worry... problem is not solved. Then he flipped back to the original home screen and showed me that now his Yahoo Messenger icon was missing. Same deal all over again. Basically, no matter what, there is always ONE missing icon on his home screen. Help?!?!
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I like the new integrated mailboxes feature. However, will I be able to set up separate mail icons on the homescreen to jump to the specific e-mail account? For example, I can have a mail icon for my gmail, one for my mobileme, and one for my exchange account all separate on the home screen for a total of three (same mail icon but different subtext per which account it is, for example). Based on what I've seen and read so far I think the answer is no. What I'm anticipating is I will have to open the one mail icon with all my accounts listed, then have to choose which one I go to from there. Not a terribly huge deal, as it is better than the current setup, but separate icons would be a nice feature have.
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For me, color & finish are the key. I look for a color that looks natural, and it has to blend into my skintone, seamlessly. That means anything bright and/or warm just won't work for me. If the color is right, it's not too much of an issue if it's too pigmented, but if pigmentation is softer, it needs to be buildable without going cakey. As for finish, I don't care for sparkle/glitter, nor do I like completely matte. Ideally, a nice dewy glow tops my list.
I feel blush is a sort of extension of my foundation, and while I can go to extremes with eyes (and lips to a lesser extent), I like to keep my face natural. It's as if my face is a canvas, and my eyes are the artwork.
Matte preferably.. The chanel Cream Blushes – especially Presage is my ideal blush in everyway.
Blendability is the main thing, I'm always wary of having really harsh lines of blush (because when I started wearing it I just used to pack it on and looking back it didn't look great).
True to pan colour, good pigmentation, blendable and long lasting!
I prefer satin or ever so slightly shimmery finishes because I think that a little bit of glow always looks flattering on every skin tone but matte is fine too because it's easy enough to add a highlighter if you so desire.
La Femme blushes are amazing, if anything, they are too pigmented! Incredibly affordable too. I have nearly 2 dozen shades (ordered from overseas) and they are BRILLIANT. I refuse to pay big $ for Tom Ford, MAC and Burberry now, even my NARS gets skipped over for these babies… 😉
Cream-to-powder or powder, should be soft in texture, highly pigmented and long-lasting, should blend easily and have either a matte or glowing finish; I don't mind shimmer either, as long as it doesn't emphasize pores too much.
Pigmented but not streaky or chalky. I bought a beautiful bright pink blush from Sonia Kashuk which was pigmented but blended horribly and faded fast. I also like any finish.
Sorry if it's off topic, Christine, but do you plan on reviewing/swatching the Viva Glam Rihanna set?
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2). Actually shows up and complements my skin color/tone.
3). Seriously hides pores.
4). Doesn't itch or smell.
5). Lasts all day/evening
Easy to blend, finely-milled but not powdery, and long-lasting! I'm fine if a blush contains shimmer, but only if the shimmer doesn't show up as such on the cheeks!
A brush that has a great blend is my kind of formula I hate where you buy a brush and it doesn't apply well and its not soft enough. mywhiteT.com
Nice true-to-pan pigmentation that is sheer, but buildable. Has to blend nicely and not make my pores look bigger! 🙂
Less frosty , creamy but not powdery texture , easy to build pigmentation
my fav would be something like mac devil pro blush
Two things: pigmentation and ability to blend. I can engineer around the finish, length of wear, etc. but those two things are non-negotiable. Failure results in product going immediately in the trash without any hesitation.
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Hi! I have a 2.5 gallon that i'm thinking of setting up, trying to decide between a fresh and salt water setup. i've done freshwater before and i don't want to do another tank with guppies or platies or the like, i want to do something different if i go freshwater. does anyone have any suggestions?
planted with shrimp ??
i think that would look fantastic.
Black background, red cherry shrimp and lots of plants. :-)
i tend to kill plants of the aquatic kind(get me outside and i do fine, but i have no green thumb under water :( )
have you ever used silk plants,i have used them in the past,
and found i liked the way they moved in the current.
and the best thing is you don't need extra lights. :)
i've found three things so far that i kinda like the idea of-
one really little(ie dwarf, 2.5in>) cichlid
a 'lobster'(aren't they really just crayfish?)
dwarf gourami
not really for that size of tank to be honest with you.
None of those will work in a 2.5 gallon. There's simply not enough room for a freshwater lobster or a dwarf gourami. There's also not enough room for a dwarf cichlid in addition to that small a water volume being just too unstable for them. At that size you're really looking at a betta or shrimp.
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Top Image Systems Launches MobiREMIT
Remittance Processing via Mobile Device Streamlines and Accelerates Payment Processing
Tel Aviv, Israel – March 12, 2014 -- Top Image Systems, Ltd. (NASDAQ:TISA), a leading ECM (Enterprise Content Management) and BPM (Business Process Management) solution and MIP (Mobile Imaging Platform) provider announces the launch of MobiREMIT, a new mobile application for automated remittance processing and payment via mobile device leveraging the Top Image Systems' Mobile Imaging Platform.
Remittance processing companies today can only begin to process payment requests upon receipt of physical remittance documents at a processing center. MobiREMIT shortens this processing cycle and makes funds available faster. The first step is mobile capture of both payments and remittance advices in one digital envelope, which reaches the processing center in real time; then the check image can be transferred for immediate deposit. Automatic recognition and processing of semi-structured remittance advices reduces the time, investment, and errors associated with manual data entry of such paper forms. Companies using MobiREMIT will improve efficiency, increase accuracy, accelerate receipt of funds and improve cash flow.
MobiREMIT is the latest addition to the Top Image Systems' mobile imaging solution portfolio, along with MobiCHECK, MobiPAY, MobiFLOW and a growing list of mobile applications that leverage mobile devices to optimize various use cases involving image processing. TIS has combined deep technological knowledge in the area of ECM, parsing and content processing with knowledge of a wide variety of smart mobile devices to develop its MIP (Mobile Imaging Platform). Today TIS markets its mobile platform and in parallel develops image processing applications in response to customer demand. TIS offers both stand-alone mobile applications that can be activated or embedded in other mobile products, as well as mobile image processing as part of the company's flagship eFLOW® multichannel capture and workflow solution.
"We have already seen the market show strong interest in MobiREMIT," commented Isaac Rome, VP Global Banking and Mobile, Top Image Systems. "The benefits gained by using a mobile device to close payment loops faster by speeding remittance advice processing and accelerating payment accordingly is an area companies are interested to streamline. The mobile workforce today wants to be able to process payments in the field at the time of delivery to eliminate processing delays on accounts receivables and improve cash flow. Our ability to accurately process payment methods, such as check or credit card payments, together with mobile recognition of remittance advices on a mobile device provides great added value. We expect MobiREMIT, alongside MobiPAY, to rapidly gain market share and strengthen our brand recognition in the mobile image processing market in the US, a step that will also positively impact sales of our full mobile imaging portfolio."
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Skip to comments.US forces raid Iran official office in Iraq - TVs
Posted on 01/11/2007 12:50:03 AM PST by HAL9000
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Al Grhaib + MSM + Democrats + naive liberalism.
Remember how concerned Hillary was about Iran several months back??? I wonder how she view these acts of war committed by Iranians in Iraq. Let me guess. She'd backtrack.
Oh...THAT's rich. What an idiot.
I think our interests in Iran would be better represented by a massive aerial bombardment.
That's a question best answered with silence and a smirk.
Duck and cover, mother...
Ohhh, I got rhyme and rythm today!!!
I'm a bad mamma jamma!!! (its on the radio now...)
I cannot understand why the gloves were ever put on in the first place. The war in Iraq needed a barefisted approach from the outset.
How far the once mighty captain has fallen.
Now if Posh choose New York......
Thanks for the ping Calpernia.
Any conservative so Pollyannic as to be optimistic about 2007 risks comparison to the folks being crucified in the Monty Python movie The Life of Brian while cheerily singing, "Always look on the bright side of life."
But so far, so good. We're off to a great start. For openers, at the very moment Bush was giving his speech last night, in which he promised to "seek out and destroy" the networks of Iran and Syria supporting insurgency in Iraq, five US helicopters landed on the consulate of Iran in Arbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, disgorging US soldiers who told the Iranian occupants in three languages to surrender or be killed.
They proceeded to seize all the consulate's computers and documents, then turned the building over to Kurdish "Peshmerga" security forces.
Now that is cool. And Bush has just begun.
If not sustained -- this could be simply posturing for the peanut gallery.
I suspect posturing....
Praying they'll prove me wrong by unleashing the dogs of war against the bastards in every direction by every means..
Semper Fi
Nuke me now, but first pack it in a really big suppository. I know the way I would most enjoy martyrdom.
Time to shake and bake.
Reciprocity is a beautiful thing in light of the treatment our embassys received from Iran.
Bump and ping.
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Accelerating the learning curve crewing and loosing the fear of heeling over!
Well, It is time I posted another learning thread with a little sea story of my own.
A couple of weekends ago, my area's yacht club had a great regatta scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. I didn't enter my own boat, rather talked to a neighbor at the dock who was just tying his new Ultimate (u boat) 20, or U20 up, getting everything ready to go.
After a short conversation, he said, "We've only got two, and we need three to fly our spinnaker! Come on and help us crew!"
I was sold. I love sailing, and this was a chance to get out with like-minded crazy people, learn about the racing sport, and have a chance to get wet on someone else's boat without tipping over my carefully stacked books in the cabin, or my fresh pot of coffee on the stove in my 30 footer I was living aboard.
The morning came for the race. It was about 0800, with a start set for 1000. I had a cup of coffee, stuffed some Gatorade and a sandwich into a backpack, wool watch cap, my sailing gloves, a foul weather jacket, and my life vest with a whistle and Davis wind meter lanyarded to the buckles.
Tom and Greg were already there as I opened the companionway and turned on the VHF to get the weather report form NOAA. We were forecasted winds at 30mph with gusts to 40, increasing to over 50 by noon. Needless to say, I was glad I wasn't going to be sailing in my own ship; I don't like singlehanding in strong winds. It racks my nerves and takes the fun out of something that brings me great pleasure.
I helped Greg rig up the sails, get the lines straight, pack the spinnaker into the companionway (we didn't use a sock; there just isn't room on this ship). We tied in a reef gingerly as we laughed about the wind and I heard about how he and Tom "have only knocked her down once before." This was inspiring, as I know this boat weighs less than 1200 lbs and carries around 450 square feet of sail on any given race.
I've been in my dinghy racing around in winds like this before, both singlehanded and with a crew of three. I've seen high angles over 45 degrees of heel, but not in a larger boat. This was a point where I could start easing in to heel angles and handling in larger boats. Some of you are thinking, "Only 20 feet..." but that 20 feet is a lot larger than my 14 footer, and actually a lot more alike in design to my cruiser. I consider it an important step in my process, as you'll see. The dinghy I have is nothing like my cruiser when heeled at 45 degrees. I somehow always get nervous when I go over 18 degrees in my big ship. Today is the day to get rid of that feeling.
Tom returned from the skippers meeting, and we set the outboard on the transom. Casting off, we set the main with a single reef up and secured the motor after we cleared the marina's busy area.
There is an apostrophe shape to the lake we were racing on. The marina sits on the fat part of the top, where it is shielded from wind and the 4 mile long fetch that builds in the long north south stretch. We left the Green and Red buoys and could see the committee boats flying flags.
As soon as we left the green and red buoys in the channel to the marina, we crossed into that area where we were no longer shielded by that mechanical turbulence created by the cliffs, trees, and other boats. It was BLOWING! We re-secured the reef lines, sheeted in, and instantly heeled to 30 degrees.
Sailing over to the race committee boats, we got our course from a white erase board on the back of the boat, and Tom checked his watch to sync up with the time horns and countdown flags. We sailed a figure 8 pattern near the start line, and went over final crew assignments and what I could call Q&A time... I have questions for sailors ad infinitum in any lull of action.
I was on mainsheet and traveler. Tom handled helm (this later proved to be the best spot on the boat, as the crew shields the helmsman from spray and breaking waves, he came out dry as a bone) and Greg was foredeck / foresail trim.
The waves were large in this shallow water to say the least. It had been blowing like this since yesterday, giving the lake a chance to stir the water, form large white cap waves about 2 feet from mean level to crest, and cover us in water constantly. Waves in a lake are generally nasty, as they bounce around and don't follow the wind like I've seen at sea. I could call it confused seas at best.
Tom called out to us, "sixty seconds guys, ready to tack, lee-ho..." "Get the jib unfurled."
We tacked back across the start line, just a few seconds after the horn sounded for our class to start. Our first marker was dead upwind. Bringing out the jib created a problem. The furler jammed with the wind twisting the sheets around and beating them on the deck. Greg shot to the foredeck and managed to fix it all within minutes: re-zip the sail to the stay, and locate a car that pulled right off the jib track from the wind, untangle everything, hang on for dear life, get soaking wet, and all the while not leaving a single butt-pucker mark on the non-skid up there. Impressive.
Besides the amount of waves beating over us (they were forming white caps, but instead of spraying, they blew a mist because the wind was so fast), we managed a single tack to starboard, then back to port to round the first marker. There was a photo boat at the turn, and we all smiled and made it look like we knew what we were doing for the most part to make a good picture.
Swinging downwind, my only instructions on the traveler were to keep it downwind (where the boom was swinging if jybed) or center it to keep the sail from squishing into the spreader too much.
We were in second of five in our class, and the U boat in front of us had a 10-15 boat lead. He was half way to his second marker it felt like. We watched them pull out the spinnaker; it bloomed, and then just as quickly, it went back together as if someone folded it leech to leech as it went back in. We thought he was crazy! Why fly a kite in wind that had us planing at 27 knots in the downwind with everyone sitting as far aft as we could? He already had the lead!
Then the boat in the lead jybed, lurched forward, and you could see the crew scrambling. Man overboard! And then like watching a slow motion video, the mast exploded off the deck, taking the sails, boom, and whatever else it could sweep with the rigging with it. We were stunned, but now in first place.
We tried to figure out which one of the friends of our lost the mast, but the turn was coming up. We had to make two jybes in heavy air. This was a large debate for a minute, "should we chicken jybe (tack through 270 degrees) or try it?" We elected to try it. I turned the traveler down, called ready and watched the horizon for the turn to start so I could switch sides after the boom came over. The boom snapped over like a lightning bolt, and filled the sails again. I saw exactly how dangerous this could be - there was so much force in that boom. "No wonder they call it a boom," I thought.
One more jybe to go. "Ready" and we went over. Greg bumped me back and as the mainsheets and block swung over, my hat and glasses disappeared off my face. It could have been my head. Tom asked, "You ok, that was damn close!" I nodded, and laughed about how the mainsheet must like me and just wanted a kiss.
We were heading back upwind now. The heel was back, with more force than before. The jib could hardy stay trimmed. The main was pulled in tight for max speed. Then a gust caught us.
All I can remember is the boat heeling so far over, you couldn't see the starboard cockpit seats. Everyone was holding on for dear life as the mast went closer and closer to the water. I instinctively had the sheets and traveler out already, so it was only a matter of not falling overboard at that point. The boat righted, we trimmed back in, and tried to get going again.
Not more than a minute later, the gust hit again. Over again. This time I saw tom in the starboard side of the cockpit slide down, and he garbled and yelped. He said, "Pull in the mainsheet, sheet in sheet it in!" This didn't compute immediately, as I was out for the gust, and sheeting in would put us in the drink. This was until I saw his finger was caught IN the mainsheet block. I sheeted in, we stood back up, sheeted out again, and back on course. Tom's hand was not as damaged as I would have thought, but red.
We had three other knockdowns like this during the race. The wind picked up in gust strength. I had a chance to use my wind meter before the start of the second round. 28-32 steady mph, gusting to 50-52.
We got the new race course form the committee boat and were off again when the flag dropped. The tacks were insane from over 50 degrees of heel sometimes, and the jybes dangerous as ever.
The waves picked up as the gust strength and frequency picked up. We had points when heading downwind when the wake from the keel would blanket the rudder and we would loose all steering! Twice this caused us to head up into the wind and tip over, mast in the water, us hanging on for dear life.
We finished the race 3 of 5. Not bad!
On the way back we had to figure out how to handle the now 3 foot curling waves, drop the sails, get the outboard attached. This was scary. We sailed into the wind to get as much room as we could, dropped the main, then turned downwind and furled the staysail, and fueled the outboard in our hands, which was yet to attach back to the transom.
We were making 6.2 knots BARE POLES downwind, surfing waves towards the rocky wall of the dam. "Greg, attach the motor," Tom said, "Greg, we're running out of pond here."
"GREG, please for God's Sake hurry," I thought.
The motor finally got clipped in, and puttered to life with a smoky cough. We headed back towards the shelter of the "top of the apostrophe" where the cliffs and marina would shelter us. Even bare poled; we were pulling 15 degrees of heel. It felt like returning back to the Marine camp after a long patrol in the streets of Iraq with gunfire all around me. It felt safe to get back to the port and tie up.
I was glad I had a chance to help out on this sail, as I learned so many great things, but right off the top of my head: My big sailboat would have been safer, steadier, and drier in the high winds. It has a storm jib and two reef points that could have been employed, and guess what? None of the "big boats" in the other classes had a problem! They in fact, made a pot of soup on one ship on the downwind leg!
The most important thing I think I gathered is time heeled over in high winds in a keel boat. This taught me that it is ok to sail deeper than I normally do, and almost numbed the nerves about going past 18 degrees.
I took my sailboat out later that evening, when the winds were down to 18 gusts to 23 and I singlehanded with confidence.
Thanks for listening to my sea story! Heeling and the nerves can be fought. Just do it on someone else's boat who has been there before. Somehow, my dinghy doesn't compare to larger boats when they heel, but I'm learning and moving on rapidly.
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Norway Seen Signaling Higher Rates After Halting Krone RallySaleha Mohsin
Norway's central bank will probably signal it will raise interest rates sooner than previously predicted next year and scrap a probability it will ease after prevailing in its battle to weaken the krone.
Norges Bank will leave its overnight deposit rate at 1.5 percent in a decision scheduled to be announced at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Oslo, according to all 19 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. DNB ASA, Nordea Bank AB, Svenska Handelsbanken AB and SEB AB, all primary dealers that trade with the central bank, predict that the bank will revise its rate forecast higher.
"We think the rate path will be raised by up to 75 basis points, and that it will imply a rate hike already in March next year," Erlend Loedemel, chief economist at Arctic Securities, an Oslo-based investment bank, said in an e-mail. "We suspect the krone could strengthen and that interest rates will rise slightly."
Governor Oeystein Olsen has kept rates unchanged for more than a year while signaling as recently as June that policy makers were prepared to ease to prevent krone strength from hurting exporters and cooling inflation too much. The krone has since slid and underlying inflation in western Europe's biggest oil producer surged to 2.5 percent in August, hitting the target for the first time in four years.
The krone was little changed at 7.8912 per euro as of 10:13 a.m. in Oslo.
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The bank in June predicted that its benchmark rate will be 1.38 percent in the fourth quarter of this year and remain below the current level until the fourth quarter of 2014. The forecast at the time implied a 50 percent chance of a rate cut this month, according to Nordea Bank.
"We expect a higher interest rate path, due to higher inflation and a weaker krone," said Kyrre Aamdal, an analyst at DNB, Norway's largest bank. "We forecast a near-term upside bias and the first hike in the third quarter 2014."
Bets on lower rates have evaporated. Three-month forward-rate agreements maturing in March 2014 rose to about 1.79 percent yesterday, up from 1.67 percent in mid-July. The contract settles to the Norwegian interbank offered rate, which was at 1.74 percent. The contract maturing in December next year traded at 2.10 percent, signaling a quarter-point increase.
The krone has lost almost 7 percent against the euro this year, paring some of the gains since 2009. The krone slid on rate warnings and as it lost its haven allure after the euro area emerged from its record recession in the second quarter. On a trade-weighted basis the krone hit the highest since at least 1999 in February, and has since weakened 6.3 percent.
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A potential move toward higher rates comes as Norway's $500 billion economy is struggling with a slowing expansion just as the rest of Europe surfaces. The central bank said last week that most areas of enterprise in the country, including oil suppliers, have lowered growth estimates since the start of the year and predicted "moderate growth" over the next six months.
Bernt Christian Brun, chief strategist at Danske Bank A/S in Oslo, said in note that that the bank will at most revise its rate path to 1.5 percent over the next couple of months , and is likely to keep a probability for a cut over "the next months."
The country's main business group, NHO, warned yesterday that it would be the wrong time to start guiding for higher rates as the krone's slide has provided relief. The Norwegian Confederation of Industry forecast that the mainland economy, which excludes oil and gas output, will expand 2 percent this year and next year. Unemployment will be 3.75 percent this year and rise to 4 percent next year, NHO said.
"Any talk of raising interest rates would be detrimental to economic developments and we would advise very strongly against it," said Dag Aarnes, a director at the business group, in an interview. "If it's lasting and if the kroner settles at a lower level, that would be a good thing for Norway. Many of our export businesses are under a lot of pressure these days."


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1) Mix together vinegar, garlic and mustard in a bowl.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 507 Calories from Fat 409
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 46 g71.3%
Saturated Fat 3.5 g17.6%
Trans Fat 0.2 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 59.6 mg2.5%
Total Carbohydrates 21 g7.2%
Dietary Fiber 5.9 g23.7%
Sugars 7.9 g
Protein 7 g14.6%
Vitamin A 23.9% Vitamin C 137.1%
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Book DescriptionThe phenomenon of recovered memories has excited much controversy in recent years amongst professionals with extreme positions being held: either all such memories are, by definition false, or any such claim is an attempt to deny the victims of abuse their rights to confront their abusers. In this refreshing new approach to the problem Graham Davies and Tim Dalgleish have assembled leading figures from both sides of the debate to provide a balanced overview of empirical evidence as well as evidence from clinical practice. Recovered Memories: Seeking the middle ground, unlike most other writing on the topic, eschews extreme positions. It provides clinicians with findings from the latest research to enhance their understanding of memory and presents pure researchers with a range of experiences encountered in clinical practice for which they presently have few explanations. Topics include the impact on family and community members, the latest findings on implanted memories and discussion of clinical guidelines for therapeutic practice to avoid potential influence on memory. Having weighed the evidence, a framework is offered in which true and false recovered memories are seen as the inevitable compliment of true and false continuous memories. This important new collection should not be missed by anyone with an interest in memory, whether engaged in a clinical, legal, child protection, family welfare or experimental research capacity. It is the most authoritative and comprehensive review of the evidence on both sides available to date.
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Recovered Memories, Paperback (October 2001)» View all books by Graham M. Davies
The phenomenon of recovered memories has excited much controversy in recent years amongst professionals with extreme positions being held: either all such memories are, by definition false, or any such claim is an attempt to deny the victims of abuse their rights to confront their abusers.
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