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Tenor saxophonist Wayne Escoffery clearly has arrived, as evidenced on Veneration: Live at Smoke. Escoffery, who performs regularly with Tom Harrell, the Mingus Big Band and Ben Riley's Monk Legacy Septet, has honed his chops and is in clear command of his instrument. This outing provides an excellent case that his name deserves mention in any discussion of upper echelon tenor players.
The quartet outing is dedicated to one of Escoffery's teachers, the late Jackie McLean, and it is fitting that one of the highlights is "Melody for Melonae, from McLean's seminal Let Freedom Ring (Blue Note, 1962). Here the tune features haunting bow work by bassist Hans Glawischnig and wonderful interplay between Escoffery and Joe Locke on vibes, including some brilliant scatting behind Locke during his runs.
Escoffery shows his comfort with a near ballad on the elegiac "Tell Me Why, and displays his developing identity on soprano. The album's statement moment, and an early contender for song of the year, comes on Billy Strayhorn's "Isfahan, which features Escoffery in a beautiful duet with Glawischnig.
With Veneration: Live at Smoke, Escoffery has made his mark.
Track Listing: Locke
Personnel: Wayne Escoffery: soprano and tenor saxophones; Joe Locke: vibraphone; Hans Glawischnig: bass; Lewis Nash: drums.


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An Air China flight that was already seven hours into its flight to New York City was forced to turn around and head back to Beijing yesterday because of an unspecified security threat. Officials aren't saying much about what the reason was, but China state media says the warning first came from U.S. authorities.
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Phyrexian Devourer
Masters Edition II — Uncommon
Artifact Creature — Construct
Phyrexian Devourer is legal in the following formats:
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Artifact Creature — Construct
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Artifact Creature — Construct (1/1)
Whenever Bomat Courier attacks, exile the top card of your library face down. (You can't look at it.)
, Discard your hand, Sacrifice Bomat Courier: Put all cards exiled with Bomat Courier into their owners' hands.
Artifact Creature — Assembly-Worker (4/4)
When Self-Assembler enters the battlefield, you may search your library for an Assembly-Worker creature card, reveal it, put it into your hand, then shuffle your library.
Artifact Creature — Golem (3/5)
: Put target card from your graveyard on the bottom of your library.
Artifact Creature — Construct (5/7)
Fabricate 1 (When this creature enters the battlefield, put a +1/+1 counter on it or create a 1/1 colorless Servo artifact creature token.)
Artifact Creature — Construct (6/6)
First strike
When Combustible Gearhulk enters the battlefield, target opponent may have you draw three cards. If the player doesn't, put the top three cards of your library into your graveyard, then Combustible Gearhulk deals damage to that player equal to the total converted mana cost of those cards.
Artifact Creature — Construct (3/3)
When Reservoir Walker enters the battlefield, you gain 3 life and get (three energy counters).
Artifact Creature — Construct (3/3)
When Multiform Wonder enters the battlefield, you get (three energy counters).
Pay : Multiform Wonder gains your choice of flying, vigilance, or lifelink until end of turn.
Pay : Multiform Wonder gets +2/-2 or -2/+2 until end of turn.
Artifact Creature — Juggernaut (7/5)
Improvise (Your artifacts can help cast this spell. Each artifact you tap after you're done activating mana abilities pays for .)
Barricade Breaker attacks each combat if able.
Artifact Creature — Assembly-Worker (3/3)
Improvise (Your artifacts can help cast this spell. Each artifact you tap after you're done activating mana abilities pays for .)
Artifact Creature — Elephant (4/5)
: Bastion Mastodon gains vigilance until end of turn.
Artifact Creature — Construct (3/3)
When Treasure Keeper dies, reveal cards from the top of your library until you reveal a nonland card with converted mana cost 3 or less. You may cast that card without paying its mana cost. Put all revealed cards not cast this way on the bottom of your library in a random order.
Artifact Creature — Construct (5/6)
When Torrential Gearhulk enters the battlefield, you may cast target instant card from your graveyard without paying its mana cost. If that card would be put into your graveyard this turn, exile it instead.
Artifact Creature — Construct (10/10)
Metalwork Colossus costs less to cast, where X is the total converted mana cost of noncreature artifacts you control.
Sacrifice two artifacts: Return Metalwork Colossus from your graveyard to your hand.
Legendary Artifact
At the beginning of your upkeep, investigate. (Put a colorless Clue artifact token onto the battlefield with ", Sacrifice this artifact: Draw a card.")
, Sacrifice three Clues: Search your library for a card and put that card into your hand. Then shuffle your library.
Legendary Artifact
Whenever Gonti's Aether Heart or another artifact enters the battlefield under your control, you get (two energy counters).
Pay , Exile Gonti's Aether Heart: Take an extra turn after this one.
Artifact Creature — Construct (1/1)
When Electrostatic Pummeler enters the battlefield, you get (three energy counters).
Pay : Electrostatic Pummeler gets +X/+X until end of turn, where X is its power.
Artifact Creature — Construct (4/4)
When Verdurous Gearhulk enters the battlefield, distribute four +1/+1 counters among any number of target creatures you control.
Artifact Creature — Construct (5/4)
When Noxious Gearhulk enters the battlefield, you may destroy another target creature. If a creature is destroyed this way, you gain life equal to its toughness.
Artifact Creature — Construct (4/5)
When Cataclysmic Gearhulk enters the battlefield, each player chooses an artifact, a creature, an enchantment, and a planeswalker from among the nonland permanents he or she controls, then sacrifices the rest.
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Page Image Use Scotland's census, 1841 to 1911, to find a snapshot of a day in the life of your ancestors and discover where they lived, with whom and what they did for a living.
Page ContentWhat do I need to know before I start? Try to find out: name of ancestor birth year and birth place address at time of the census Page Content 2What records can I find in The Mitchell: Registrars and Special Collections? An official census has been taken every 10 years in the United Kingdom since 1801 (not 1941) but only those returns after 1841 (with a few earlier exceptions) carry details of named residents. There is a hundred year closure so the 1911 census is the latest which can be accessed. The census records for all of Scotland for 1841 to 1911 have been digitally imaged. Copies of these images, together with a full index, are one of the many resources available as part of the ScotlandsPeople network which you access in the Registrars on payment of a daily fee. Special Collections holds microfilm copies of the census for large parts of Scotland for 1841 to 1901 (not 1911) which you can access free of charge. The 1841 census includes the following information: names of household members present in the house on the night of the census age of members of household (ages of persons 15 years and over were rounded down to the nearest five years) gender profession birthplace, records whether or not a person was born in the county in which the census took place, or whether they were of English, Irish or foreign birth The 1851 to 1911 censuses include the following information: place (name of street, place, or road, and name or number of house) name of each person that had spent the night in that household relation to head of family marital status age sex profession or occupation whether an employer, employed, or working on own account (1891) birthplace, including place and parish of birth, if Scotland, or whether they were English, Irish or foreign birth) whether speaks Gaelic or Gaelic and English (from 1891) whether blind, or deaf and dumb (or lunatic, imbecile, or idiot from 1891) number of persons in house (1911) particulars as to marriage (1911) (single, married, widower or widow; duration of marriage ; children born alive; children still living) industry or service with which worker is connected (1911) nationality if born in a foreign country (1911) Page Content 3What records can I see online? The City Archives holds the original returns of the 1821 census for Lesmahagow which are avaiable online: by address, by reference, and by surname. Page Content 4 What other resources will help me find information? Websites Images of the census for Scotland 1841 to 1911, can be purchased on the ScotlandsPeople website. Discounted vouchers for this website can be purchased in person at Special Collections. Page Content 5


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Last week I got an email from my CDE:
"I was wondering if you might be coming to the program at Health Trax on 2/26 (Note: Health Trax is a gym). If you are, I wanted to ask you to be a guinea pig for me & wear a Freestyle Navigator while walking on treadmill & exercising during the program?"
I responded a very quick "YES!" because I have heard such great things about the Freestyle Navigator and I am always up for trying something new. I am on the Minimed CGM as well, which covered (finally!) by my insurance company.
She asked me to come in to the diabetes center two days before the testing to learn how to use the Navigator and to make sure I knew about any problems that can arise while wearing it. There was a representative from Abbott there to train me properly. She first explained the entire system to me and had a demo that was connected to a sponge that I practiced injecting into to see what it was like before I put it into my own body.
My first question was if I was able to wear my Minimed CGM simultaneously with the Navigator, or if it would interfere with the transmissions. (I didn't really want to take it off because it has been working really well.) But, she said that she has worn all three CGMs out on the market today at the same time. The Freestyle Navigator, Minimed CGM and Dexcom 7. (I haven't tried a Dexcom... yet!)
I couldn't wait to get started to see the differences between my Minimed CGM and the Navigator.
She took everything out of the packaging and at first it was very intimidating because the transmitter is pretty big and it needs a large serter to inject it.
The Minimed transmitter is a little bigger than a quarter.
She asked me where I would like to inject it and I know my CDE loves me to use my arms so I tried to impress her by using my left arm . The CDE responded, "Girl Power!" which I thought was funny.
The Rep asked if I wanted to do it or if she could so I let her since it really isn't often that you can get a diabetes break. She got the serter all ready and took the tape off and stuck it on my arm and pressed the button. I heard a loud POP. Done. The "pop" actually is the scariest part because I did not feel it at all. It did not hurt one bit.
Here is front view of the Navigator
Here is a side view to see how it sticks out.
Here is the Minimed CGM
This is my first comparison:
Injecting sensors
Freestyle Navigator: Little, to no pain.
Minimed CGM: A lot of pain and bleeding after pulling out the needle almost every time. The best way to explain it is that it feels like you are getting shot. I have had to waste a bunch of sensors because there was so much bleeding.
Setting up the Receiver
Freestyle Navigator: The next part was setting up the receiver. It stores all of your data up to 60 days and it also gives you charts of what your glucose is doing.
The Minimed CGM also has this feature.
Freestyle Navigator: We progammed the receiver so that it would be able to tell if my blood sugar was going too high or too low. When it comes up, it shows under the number as projected low or projected high. I set mine to a low of 80 and a high of 180. This way it alarms me way before I am at the point of no return. It then shows up on the receiver as projected low or projected high. (I love this feature. It has helped me with 4 lows before they happened already.)
The Minimed CGM does not have this feature.
We then set up the alarms. Both Minimed and Freestyle have this feature.
Directional Arrows
There are four Tru Directional Trend arrows that show if you are steady, going too low or high at a fast rate, and then two more diagonal arrows that show if you are going up or down, but just not as fast.
Minimed also has arrows but they are only down and up arrows. If you get double arrows in either direction, it means that your trends are moving quickly.
Sensor life
Navigator is approved for 5 days.
Minimed is approved for 3 days.
Built in glucose meter
The Freestyle Navigator is the only CGM system that currently has a built-in blood machine. (Awesome feature)
Navigator: Takes up to 10 hours to calibrate.
Minimed: 2-3 hours.
The 10 hour calibration for the Navigator came at 3:30 am that same day. It started giving me readings right away. The Minimed CGM does that as well.
What I did not expect were the meter and the CGM to be almost identical after the first glucose calibration. I was amazed. Usually my Minimed CGM is not as accurate until the second or third day. And then you get Sensor End. It can be very frustrating.
The next morning it started beeping to tell me about a projected low. I was so grateful because it was alarming me so much earlier than the Minimed. The Minimed didn't start alarming until about 15-20 minutes later and I was already sipping on juice. I continued my daily routine throughout the rest of the day. After I ate, I tested out the line graph tool on the navigator and compared it to the Minimed.
The Navigator told me I was at 124 and the Minimed said 202. So I checked my blood on a finger stick, and it was 120. Wow! What accuracy, huh? The rest of that day went pretty much like that... where the Navigator was right on and the Minimed lagged.
That night I went to the gym and I have to say I felt so much better going that particular night because I had reassurance by not one, but two CGMs. I was not scared of going low and my mind felt a lot clearer. I did my normal workout routine by starting off with cardio followed by some resistance training. Halfway through, the Navigator showed an down arrow to let me know my blood sugar was dropping very quickly. I checked my blood sugar and I was at 89. Eighty-nine is not a bad number to be at, but because I had the CGM beeping with a down arrow I had to act fast or else I would be low in no time. I started sipping some juice that I always carry with me, stopped for a bit, and continued to do my strength training.
The Minimed did not display any arrows and was telling me that I was at 196.
Wednesday came and I woke up to find that both the Navigator and Minimed were finally in sync with each other the whole day and pretty close to the numbers on my blood meter as well. It took the Minimed two days to catch up. (I was wearing the Minimed for a total of 6 days when it finally caught up. I noticed the more days you wear the same sensor, the better the readings.) The Navigator was pretty accurate right after the 10 hour calibration.
Thursday night I had to go to the Health Trax Gym to meet my CDE for the Navigator exercise program. They had me go on the treadmill and let me put it at the pace I would normally do at my own gym.
Again, there was a representative from Abbott present who had a video camera set up, which went to a screen on the wall to show the rest of the people with diabetes what would happen during my exercise. (While I was on the treadmill the rest of the people were going to be learning about how to use their pumps with exercise. None were on a CGM.) I hopped on the treadmill and I started a warmup for 5 minutes at a pace of 2.5, then I gradually moved up the speed and the incline as I would any other gym day.
My blood sugar started at 192 on the CGM and on a finger stick it was 199. After 5 minutes, the Navigator showed that my blood sugar went down to 188. After 10 minutes it was at 177. In fifteen minutes it was at 166 and at 17 minutes I started shaking and then the CGM started beeping a projected low glucose with an arrow going straight down. The number on my CGM said 133. A couple of minutes later the Minimed also started giving me two arrows down as well.
I got off the machine to make sure I was OK, and the number on the screen turned to 123, still with projected low glucose and a downward facing arrow. I checked my finger and I was at 120. Again, if I did not have this technology I would not have stopped with a blood sugar of 120. I could have been in real danger if I didn't feel the low symptoms coming on, either. My sugar was dropping at a very quick pace in a very short amount of time.
The Navigator gave me a projected low way before the Minimed caught up - it knew my sugar was dropping quickly. A lot of times while I am wearing the Minimed, it starts beeping when I am at the programmed 95. So by the time I check my finger to make sure, I've already bottomed out.
Another good thing about the Navigator that I wanted to mention is that the alarm is much louder than the Minimed when I am low. On Tuesday morning it woke me up with a projected low alarm and I actually woke up. With the Minimed, I could hardly hear a thing while I am sleeping and I keep the pump up high near my pillow (not under it) when I sleep. You also can't hear it under the covers, either.
My CDE is letting me wear the Freestyle Navigator until March 8th, and so far I love it except that it is huge! But, as long as it works ... who cares, right?
So keep checking back to see how well or not the Navigator is working for me.
Do any of you wear a Navigator or Minimed CGM or are thinking of switching? I am curious to know how you like it; share your thoughts below!
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Toy Story of Terror
- Blu-ray
- (2013)
- Rated TVG
- Genre: Family-Disney
- Release Date: 8/19/2014
Disney-Pixar proudly presents a wacky new tale featuring all your favorite characters from the TOY STORY films. Join Woody, Buzz, Jessie and their pals in a frighteningly fun animated adventure. What starts out as an exciting road trip for the TOY STORY gang takes an unexpected turn for the worse following a detour to a roadside motel. After Mr. Potato Head suddenly disappears, his friends find themselves caught up in a hilarious mystery that must be solved before they suffer the same fate in this thrilling TOY STORY OF TERROR!
Title: | Toy Story of Terror |
Genre: | Family-Disney |
Starring: | Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Carl Weathers, Stephen Tobolowsky, Timothy Dalton, Wallace Shawn, Don Rickles, Kristen Schaal, Kate McKinnon |
Director: | Angus MacLane |
Studio: | Walt Disney Video |
Attributes: | Subtitled, Digital Theater System, Digital Copy, AC-3 |
Release Date: | 8/19/2014 |
Original Year: | 2013 |
Product Type: | Blu-ray |
Rated: | TVG |
Item #: | 1188924X |
Closed Caption: | No |
Street Date: | 8/19/2014 |
Run Time: | 22 minutes |


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Congregation Or Shalom is an egalitarian Conservative synagogue, drawn to tradition as well as aspiring to innovation. We welcome interfaith families and our religious school welcomes interfaith families raising Jewish children. Our members reside in the greater New Haven area Eastern Fairfield County, and the Naugatuck Valley, and encompass a spectrum of ages, political orientations and levels of Jewish observance. Yet, we all feel connected!
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Sunday, March 19, 2pm ! COME SEE "DOUGH", Our Adult Education Committee Movie: "DOUGH", starring Tony award-winning actor Jonathan Pryce. An old Jewish baker, Nat, struggles to keep his business afloat. [ more ]
Wednesday, March 29, 7:00- 8:30 pm, A Taste of Passover!! Harry Garafalo, owner of our local Shop Rite, has again generously offered to host his famous: "Taste Of Passover" at Congregation Or Shalom. He has engaged a noted local chef to demonstrate, and enable us to taste, new approaches to the Passover meal. We're asking for a $10 contribution for this event, to be donated through Shop Rite to needy families @ Jewish Family Services of New Haven. Please RSVP by March 22! (there are only 75 spaces available) You must pre-register; call the office 203-799-2341 [ more ]
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Wednesday,March 22, 2017 11:00 am to noon. Our weekly "Coffee & Learn" classes, led by the rabbi,will take place at the usual time: Wednesdays, from 11am until 12 noon. All are invited! [ more ]
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I have trouble sorting through all the reviews and opinions on restaurants at WDW. I thought everyone could vote for individual restaurants, and post reasons why they did or didn't like it. We'll see how this works.
Date: November 2004 Meal: Triple Cheese Brick Oven Fired Flatbread, Oak-fired Beef Filet, Rasberries Chocolate and Rasberries, Diet Coke Service: 1st Class Waiter Overall: Really enjoyed the meal, the waiter was great, and the views were really nice. When the fireworks were about to start the waiter asked if we wanted to out onto the balcony to get a better view. It was fantastic and the music was coming in through the speakers on the balcony.
This is our second favorite restaurant but very close to first. (Jiko's is first.) We love CG and eat there once on every trip to WDW. The filet mignon is excellent as are the flatbread appetizers and the green goddess salad (had a different one but similar the last time we were there in March.)
My family loves the California Grill. There is nothing like a great meal and watching the fireworks from your table at the top of the CR.
I will be going to the California Grill a week from Sunday! It might be my favorite restaurant in the World...and not Just Disney World.
The food is delicious, and we were particularly impressed with the fact that the chefs will make a special vegitarian plate if requested...it's all stuff that the chefs just invent on the spot, not on the menu. It was the first time DSis liked tofu! Great food, and beautiful view. I tell people to go all the time.
By far my DH and my favorite restaurant of all time!! The food is amazing, the fireworks are awesome, the atmosphere is great, and you just can't beat the view!
Oh, I'm so happy to hear all the great reviews. My DH and I are going to be eating there for the first time on our anniversary. So looking forward to it.
You are going to have such an amazing time... DBF and I are so jealous! We wish we could eat there all the time!
Do it again: Yes- and continue our pattern of early dining. Also worth noting: Ron S, our server from 2003, is still there. We plan to request either of them when visiting CG again. We go for the food, service, and sunsets. As opposed to the fireworks. We're early eaters. When on long drives, we often discuss the best service we've ever had. Ron S, from 2003, is on the medals stand every time. Rabbit flatbread, Ca Dungeness Crab Roll, Filet to die for, and the Pork Loin filet. Our server last fall wasn't Ron, but was there when we needed him, responsive (not that we had many needs), and efficient. This restaurant is on our must do every trip that's not a 1-night WDW visit.
We recently had dinner here and the food and service were excellent. We had a 9:20 ADR and they were busy, but we were seated by around 9:35, in an excellent seat along the windows. The observation deck outside is almost worth the price of the dinner, and is a great place for the show. Inside is nice as well, but there is a bit of glare from the windows and some noise. Overall an excellent dinner experience.
This is our FAVORITE restaurant anywhere. I agree with an earlier post that the oak-fired filet is delish! I also love the sushi. The view and food are fantastic. We will be there in a little over 8 weeks...YAHOOOOO!!
It is always busy and loud at the CG, but the service and food outweighs the negatives. GC is my 2nd favorite restaurant at WDW, with Jiko being 1st. I love the fladbreads and desserts the best, but everything I haved tried has been excellent. Two for the CG!


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London Design Week: Patterns
London Design Week 2016 has come and gone already! And while Shawn and i were driving back across the US, Justine went and took lots of pictures to give us all a peek at what was going on! So here's a first look at lots of pics that stood out to me - so many patterns! and textures! And a bit of randomness as well… see it all on the next page!
p.s. There was also so much greenery, i've broken those out into a separate LDW Greenery post.


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We've got a couple of exciting items in today's roundup of product launches: a new solid-state drive from OCZ and a fresh slate-type device from Barnes & Noble. Meanwhile, Eurocom and Cooler Master have chipped in with a pair of announcements.
I was a little bit skeptical of that Nook color device at first, but the more I read about it, the more interesting it seems. With a decent app catalog, it could be a suitable netbook replacement for folks who need little more than to browse the web and check their Facebook wall from the couch.
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Happy New Year Everyone!!! I Went to a party a few years ago and one of the appetizers was an island with palm trees etc. made from raw veggies. It was beautiful. Would love to try and make one. Anyone familiar with this? ~connie
When we went on our cruise in November, the midnight buffet featured alot of flowers, "trees" and animals made out of food. I thought the celery sticks looked really cute and really looked like a palm tree.....or maybe that was b/c it was after midnight and 2 Pina Coladas later?! I know roses are made out of radishes. If you've been on a cruise before where they had a midnight buffet, look at your pictures and try to get ideas from there. I think it's amazing what they can do w/raw veggies!! Good Luck!! Karen
You can use a potato cut in half, place the potato flat side down on your surface. Make sure to cut the potato so the flat surface is the widest part of the potato. For the trunk of the use a peeled carrot. Stick this onto the middle of the potato with a toothpick. For the leaves cut a green bell peper in the middle cut it with a zig zag pattern to it cut it around the middle part, don't cut through the bottom or where the stem would be. Stick this on top of the carrot attach it with a toothpick. I also found instructions here with pictures they actually attach 2 together with a hammock they made. Becky
I have seen and made green onion trees (you just cut off the dark green part and then cut the remaining light green and white part length wise) and you can peel a tomato and make little roses from the skin (this was harder). I think if I remember right I got these from Martha Stewart's book on appetizers-- I would check that book out from the library if you have access! good luck- jen


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Home › Forums › TaG › Rotax Max › Lettered Cylinder › Reply To: Lettered Cylinder
Hi Samir, like Mark wrote, lettered cylinders have been around since 2011. Prior to that they were numbered by year, so a "9" stamped on the cylinder indicated a 2009 production year. Every few years Rotax mandates that certain parts will be phased out. Last year, for Micro and Mini, 2010 cylinders and older were no longer legal. Many good 2009 cylinders were taken out of circulation, so everyone began hunting for good lettered cylinders. As far as Junior and Senior, the original plan was to ban numbered cylinders this year, but although it's not been made official, I've been told that numbered cylinders are going to be allowed again for 2016 for Junior and Senior. The latest batches of cylinders from 2015 have proven to be quite even performance-wise so far, the problem is they aren't as good as lettered cylinders from 2011 and 2012.
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ARRANMORE yarn - the Fibre Co.
• 80% merino wool, 10% silk, 10% cashmere
• 175 yds/ 100 gram skein
• 14-17 sts = 4" (10 cm) on US 8-10 needles
Inspired by the breathtaking scenery of Ireland's Northern Headlands, Arranmore yarn is spun in a mill that traces its roots to the tweed industry of 19th century County Donegal. Blending cashmere and silk with fine merino wool created an authentic tweed yarn of the finest quality. With a color palette reminiscent of the wild Irish coastlands, this aran weight yarn was designed for makers appreciating the best of luxury and tradition.
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With Alice On Everest
Alice is a pretty girl with an adventurous soul. She likes to do new things so she proposed that every week to check one thing on her long list. This weekend she intends to climb on the Mount Everest. I'm sure she will accomplish her goal because she does it every time. Pack Alice's bags and make sure you choose the warm and cozy clothes because this mission is a freezy one. Enjoy the view that Alice is going to see on the Everest!
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