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The best Scottish cookery books
- Christopher Trotter
- 1 May 2009
Chef and author Christopher Trotter chooses his favourite cookery texts, including books by Nick Nairn, Catherine Brown and Claire Macdonald
A personal selection of inspiring books about Scottish food and cooking by chef and author Christopher Trotter.
Theodora Fitzgibbon
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The Scots Kitchen (Mercat Press 2006)
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New Scottish Cookery (BBC Books 2004)
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Sue Lawrence
A Cook's Tour of Scotland (Headline 2006)
Any book which has kale as a chapter heading has to be applauded in my view. Each chapter has its own little essay about its subject, often based around Sue's family history but also including details of present-day producers, from Ronnie Eunson's sheep on Shetland to Richard Barclay's Rannoch venison and Iain Spink's smokies. Sue's recipes are imbued with a sense of the past but always looking ahead, keeping things fresh, simple and approachable.
Christopher Trotter is a Fife-based chef, hotelier, teacher and food inspector. He is a member of the Guild of Food Writers and is the author of three books, including The Scottish Cookery Book and The Scottish Kitchen. He now runs Momentum, a consultancy based around quality and innovation.


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From reviving a long-gone campus music festival as a college senior to helping shape PCI Event Productions' live event projects, Max brings deep passion to client events. In his role leading PCI Event Productions' account services team, he provides strategic input and guidance to PCI Event Productions' account executives, as they manage client event projects. Additionally, Max travels to numerous client events each year, providing stage management, speaker coaching, and creative solutions for any issues that arise on the fly. Max cut his teeth in multimedia communications and live events at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, where he coordinated logistics for events with cabinet-level government officials and world leaders, and interviewed these leaders for the CSIS podcast.
Michelle LoganAccount Executive
You will love working with Michelle. Michelle serves as a primary point of contact for many of PCI Event Productions' event clients—and that's great, because she's on top of everything. Michelle has produced events for Easter Seals, the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA), and ASAE. She's stage managed and managed scripts. She's delivered for PCI Event Productions' event clients, videos, collateral, show books, graphics, and—overall—an ongoing sense of unflagging support.
Amy BallardAccount Executive
When it comes to the life of your event, Amy will ensure you have nothing to worry about. She will be your boots on the ground, your eye in the sky, and your right hand woman. Amy will ensure that your event is properly staffed, efficiently run and will douse any fire (literal or figurative) that arises. A natural leader, Amy is hyper-organized, reliable and pragmatic. Having served as a project manager on some of PCI Event Productions' most complicated accounts, Amy has become quite the juggler. She is both proficient at managing your budget and your time.
Hal SchildSenior Vice President, Creative Services
Hal blends award-winning creativity, technical ability, and business acumen to oversee video, graphic, online, multimedia, and event production. He has executive produced annual meetings and conventions for major corporate and not-for-profit clients, including a dozen ASAE annual meetings; RVIA's Outlook—the recreation vehicle industry's premier marketing event; and the National Biodiesel Board's annual conference since 2007. Previously, Hal provided multimedia services for leading corporations, the U.S. Government, networks, and headline entertainers. His career includes extensive work with HBO, MTV, VH1, PBS, PWC, and the Discovery Channel.
Robert W. SpraguePresident & CEO
Bob began his professional journey as a pianist and composer. Today, his sense of music—and sense of humor—influence everything he creates. For 30 years, Bob has produced award-winning events for Fortune 500 corporations, prominent not-for-profit organizations, and government organizations. He's an expert strategist, speechwriter, and video producer. He has composed original music for events, including a fully orchestrated symphony. He has created association anthems and penned scripts for top speakers and executives. With every event, Bob ensures PCI Event Productions creates the right approach, messaging, creative treatment, and execution to deliver client results.
Michael KimDirector of Video Production
It's not enough to create videos. You must understand each video's role in an event—what precedes it, what follows and how it intends to transform the room. Mike does. Mike is the creative force behind a decade's worth of award-winning videos. As one of PCI Event Productions' chief creative artists, he manages PCI Event Productions' video projects through all phases of production, developing video content for web, broadcast, film, and live events. Mike has been the architect of outstanding multi-media experiences. He has created video epics and sitcoms, musicals and short films. An alumnus of Syracuse University's elite S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, Mike began his career at National Geographic Television and working for NBC's Emmy Award-winning television series Homicide: Life on the Street.
Ugur OzkardeslerVideo/Motion Artist
Growing up in Turkey, Ugur was obsessed with television, watching cartoons, and creating his own commercials and music videos. Later, he discovered Flash and went nuts creating moving graphics. His creativity grew with each new technology he discovered. Now, Ugur directs the team responsible for motion graphics. He's a whiz of an animator, applying his creativity to art direct and produce motion graphics video projects for broadcast, events, and online, crafting stories from conceptual and design standpoints. Ugur has received numerous industry awards for his work in motion graphics. Each day, Ugur asks himself, "When was the last time you did something for the first time?" Most days, his answer is "today."
Linda LamDirector of Design
Linda is the artist behind your event's look and feel. As the leader of PCI Event Productions' design team, she has served ASAE, MCAA, RVIA, NBB, DMAI, and a host of other alphabetically diverse event clients. Linda has designed planning guides, programs, registration packages and on-site signage for numerous PCI Event Productions-produced events. She has created event brands that have informed the theme, set and graphics for so many of our clients' productions. She has won awards for her campaign for Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's MetroArts program, consumer product design for the International Spy Museum, and a recruitment campaign for the George Washington University.
Clark FairfieldArt Director
Clark brings to PCI Event Productions 30 years of experience in creative strategy, international marketing, and branding strategy for print, broadcast, events, and the web. As a Creative Director and Live Action Director in Los Angeles, Clark created events for clients such as Disney, Paramount Studios, Lifetime Television, MTV and Warner Brothers Studio. Recognized for his ability to work effortlessly under pressure, Clark has applied creative insights to clients such as Town & Country, City of Beverly Hills, Rodeo Drive, The Shops on El Paseo, HBO, Luxe Hotel, MTV, CBS, ABC, National Geographic, Sony Entertainment, Manolo Blahnik, Quincy Jones Entertainment, Hollywood Business District, and the City of Beverly Hills Rodeo Drive Tourism.
Thanks again for all of your team's efforts at Outlook this year -- Frank was very impressed with the professionalism of the program. Kudos to you and the team.


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In the past month, our student ministry has studied the first three Psalms. We went a little out of order by studying Psalm 3 before the first two, but often I've found that God uses His Word and the randomness of my mind to go through some awesome studies with our students. In conjunction with our pastor teaching through the "Becoming a Contagious Christian" study, the first three psalms have been an awesome springboard into equipping our students for taking the gospel to their friends. I'm so grateful for God's Word and His providence in so many different ways in our lives. All three psalms contain such a similar focus that encourages us to look to God for our all. The choice is presented clearly for us to make, the result of choosing unwisely is described, and the encouragement to seek refuge in our Almighty God is exemplified by David.
We are constantly surrounded by choices, all day er'day, as some of my students like to say (and I have been known to mutter). Psalm 1 presents us with two choices that we have to make. Psalm 2 shows us how nations and leaders tend to think when God is removed from the guiding hand. Psalm 3 shows a king running for his life from his own son's desire for power. In all three psalms, the choice was available to go with what is easy (Psalm 1), accepted culturally (Psalm 2), and to completely shut down in fear (Psalm 3). Being obedient means making the really frustratingly tough choice sometimes, and in each of these first three psalms the choice seems pretty clear to make. The fact of the matter though, is that the choice can be incredibly hard. We'll look at why each choice is hard to make, and where we can find encouragement in the midst of the decision making process.
[cryout-pullquote align="left|center|right" textalign="left|center|right" width="33%"]Jesus doesn't stress us following a checklist to stay out of hell, He stresses a relationship with a loving, heavenly Father.[/cryout-pullquote]When it comes to our day to day choices, nothing gets us more discouraged than when our choices may mean we might lose some friends. Peer pressure in the form of losing compadres has been, in my experience, the leading cause of students and even adults to fall back into a life of disobedience. Let me clarify again that obedience to God is not obeying to avoid punishment to the Christian. Jesus doesn't stress us following a checklist to stay out of hell, He stresses a relationship with a loving, heavenly Father. In Psalm 1, we see the result of choosing the temporary, easy way of living. When we live this way and forgo following Jesus, we cannot claim allegiance to Him. James addresses this very topic in James 3:9-12. In the study of "Becoming a Contagious Christian," the statement of our lives being a sermon to the world brought about a change in perspective for me. Was/Am I preaching a consistent and authentic sermon with my life? Are the words that I speak matching up to the actions that I take part in? This is where the difficulty comes in for the personal choice, is the sacrifice worth the reward? In my life, I've found that the reward is more than worth the sacrifice that may come as a result of that choice. This is because I have the hope and joy in Christ because of my relationship with Jesus. Without that relationship, the struggle can, and usually will, be almost impossible to make. When I see my students and peers struggling with what choice to make, I try to encourage them to spend time in prayer and seek Godly counsel and wisdom before making a choice. Sometimes that advice is heeded, others it is not. My constant prayer is that our students, peers, and I will make a decision to honor God over self.
Psalm 2 addresses the nations and leaders dishonoring God and basically saying He is "cramping their style." We see the result of this as well, and it is not pretty. We also see that our nation, along with many other nations are taking a cultural road away from God's design. God laid out what His expectations for life were, and our world has deemed it to be a restrictive way to live and shunned the wisdom behind those standards. The result of this has been, from the beginning of humanity, death and destruction. Our desire to be our own god has led to nothing but misery. There may be temporary happiness and satisfaction tied into living for ourselves, but there is no true joy present. The feeling of satisfaction doesn't happen until we've relinquished control of our lives and chosen obedience to Jesus. Until leaders of a nation turn back to Christ for guidance, there will be no return to morality in a government. Before leaders of a nation turn back to God for guidance, the people in that nation need to get on their knees and seek God on behalf of those leaders. Not that we will change their minds, but that the Holy Spirit will work on the hearts of those who are in authority over us. No matter how much we don't like a political party or individual, we are subject to their leadership because our fellow citizens elected them, and that leadership needs to be bathed in prayer! So many of my fellow Christians spend so much time criticizing and bashing the leaders they "don't approve of" that they seem to forget that these men and women are in need of a Savior just as much as they themselves are. There are certainly stinkers in every single political party and corner of national leadership, and that should motivate us to pray for them instead of attacking them! Take heart, friends, the Lord can do amazing works in and through anyone! Even if our country doesn't turn back to God for guidance, we still retain that hope and certainty that our relationship with Jesus brings!
Psalm 3 addresses David fleeing from his own son! Some of us have been betrayed, and it is an absolutely heart and gut wrenching feeling. How many of us, though, can say that our lives were legitimately threatened by our own flesh and blood? Some can certainly say that, but the majority of us, I'm guessing, cannot. In the face of absolute terror from his own son, David didn't turn to alcohol, women, gambling or any of these other distractions that humans tend to turn to when we are scared, he turned to God. He turned to the One who he knew could and would take care of him. He obeyed what he knew to be true in his own life, that his God would deliver him. Having this faith, akin to the faith that Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego had in Daniel 3, that no matter what the outcome of the situation was, his true hope was in the salvation he had through his relationship with God. When we pursue that relationship, we have the hope and knowledge that we can live in confidence of our eternity.
The difficulty in obedience comes when we worry about the outcome of life. But I'll leave you with a passage that continually encourages me in the midst of the storm of this life. Jesus is giving the disciples a heads up as to what is to come in John 16, and has told them that He will soon be gone and that the Holy Spirit will be coming. His final words in this chapter are so powerful, and evoke such a joy in my heart.
29 His disciples said, "Ah, now you are speaking plainly and not using figurative speech! 30 Now we know that you know all things and do not need anyone to question you; this is why we believe that you came from God." 31 Jesus answered them, "Do you now believe? 32 Behold, the hour is coming, indeed it has come, when you will be scattered, each to his own home, and will leave me alone. Yet I am not alone, for the Father is with me. 33 I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world." John 16:29-33


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Nixster! Netflix Dumps QwiksterPlan
Los Gatos, Calif. - Following significant outside criticism and conjecture,
CEO Reed Hastings revealed in a weekend blog that the company will not spin off its DVD-by-mail service into a separate company after all.
The new DVD rental entity, which was to have been called
was announced in a earlier blog by Hastings as part of a mea culpa to customers
for failing to adequately communicate its revised business intentions.
Then, in an sudden about-face, Hastings said in a posting on the company's web site this weekend that, "It is clear that for many of our members two websites would make things more difficult, so we are going to keep Netflix as one place to go for streaming and DVDs."
"This means no change: one website, one account, one password ... in other words, no Qwikster," he continued.
The previously raised fees for the DVD-by-mail component will, however, remain in place, as announced last July, but Hastings added: "We are now done with price changes."
Hastings reminded that Netflix continues to improve its subscription streaming move and TV show service and has added number partners and content franchises in recent weeks.
"We value our members, and we are committed to making Netflix the best place to get movies & TV shows," he concluded.


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On August 26, 1982, Color Radio began beaming its signal to what its creators hoped would be an eager listening audience in Richmond and Henrico County. Those listeners needed to have a TV hookup via Continental Cablevision. That was the day Color Radio became the soundtrack behind Continental's color bars test pattern at Channel 36 ... so watching the television screen was optional.
To launch the station's journey, Les Smith signed on with his show -- Music Appreciation 101. In his college days Smith had been a disc jockey (1969-72) at WJRB, VCU's radio station. Then he performed the same role (1972-75) at WGOE, the daytime AM station that owned the hippie audience in Richmond for most of the 1970s.
Smith probably had the most on-air experience of the original cast of characters who breathed life into the venture, which was the brainchild of Burt Blackburn. He had been a program director at Virginia Tech's radio station (1977-79). In Blacksburg the cable TV provider had carried Tech's station on one of its blank channels. Color Radio's first studio was in Blackburn's Fan District basement. It was linked to Continental's facility by an ordinary telephone line.
"In June, 1982 [Burt Blackburn] conceived the idea of a 'radio station' utilizing one of Continental Cablevision's empty channels," wrote Smith in a 2001 remembrance of Channel 36. "He approached Continental's Virginia marketing manager, Matt Zoller, who liked the idea and encouraged Blackburn to proceed. Zoller himself had been involved in college radio [at William & Mary]."
By the time I came aboard as a disc jokey in October the station had situated its studio on the second floor over The Track, a popular Carytown restaurant (1978-2009) owned by Chris Liles. The studio was made up mostly of secondhand audio equipment acquired by donation or from yard sales.
While all the staff members were volunteers, it was really more like you had to be asked. Donna Parker asked me to come aboard to alternate with her for one shift every other week. Subsequently, my show, "Number 9," was on the air, I mean cable, for three hours, on alternating Thursday afternoons.
Later, when Donna changed the time for her show, I asked Chuck Wrenn to replace her.
In April of 1983 the studio was moved downtown to the second floor of 7 E. Broad St. As the station had been acquired by the corporation that owned Throttle magazine (1981-1999), the two entities began awkwardly sharing a huge office space over what was then the Neopolitan Gallery (1983-85).
Along the way, I eventually took charge of advertising sales and promotions for the station. The handbill above was for a 1983 fundraiser that I booked into Rockitz, to benefit Color Radio. The headliner, 10,000 Maniacs, was a group out of Jamestown, N.Y. The band had been building a following from its well received appearances at two of the most popular clubs in the Fan, Benny's and Hard Times. The lead singer was a 19-year-old Natalie Merchant.
A few weeks prior to the live show at Rockitz, I taped an interview with Merchant for my Number 9 program. What follows is the text of the beginning of that 1983 interview; Merchant starts by answering my question about what it was she and her friends in the band were looking to gain from touring and recording their music. Was it all for fun, or did they want to spread some message, or get rich, or what?
With a pleasant mixture of shyness and confidence, she laughed, then dealt with the question.
Merchant: We haven't yet assumed our adult responsibilities. We don't have enough income to live away from our parents yet. Sure, I'd like to be independent of my parents. After that, anything … any success that comes, I'll accept that. I'm not intimidated by the mass media. I think it would be a great tool to reach more people.Later in the interview, I asked Natalie about the name of the band. She said one of the guys took it from a movie, a 1960s low-budget gore fest. Ever the incurable movie expert, I laughed and suggested the actual name of the film was "2,000 Maniacs."
Rea: Reach them with what?
Merchant: With what we're saying … with what I'm saying.
Rea: What are you saying?
Merchant: I write the words. Most of what I'm saying is that music should be instructive.
Rea: Instructive?
Merchant: It should teach you something, even if it's just building your vocabulary and making you realize you feel good when you dance. Anything you can learn … I don't know (she laughs). Probably by the time we can reach more people, I'll be more sure of what I'm trying to say.
Natalie barely smiled and almost shrugged, as if to say — 10,000 sounds better, so who cares?
Others I interviewed for the Number 9 show included movie director Penelope Spheeris and former adman and WGOE personality, now known as the Pope of Peppers, Dave DeWitt.
We didn't know it then, but Color Radio was an aspect of the last gasp of the Baby Boomer-driven, live music scene that had been centered in the Fan District for nearly 20 years. That time spanned the sunset of the Beat Era, through the heyday of the hippies, to the last of the punks at the party. As the 1980s wore on Shockoe Bottom became the happening part of town for clubs featuring live music.
At Color Radio, when the microphones were switched on there was no filter. Authorities at Continental Cabelvision seemed unconcerned with what went on. It was wilder than WGOE had been in its rather freewheeling days in the early '70s, before it got busted by the Federal Communications Commission.
Unlike WGOE, Color Radio had no FCC oversight.
The programming at Color Radio was left totally to the DJs, many of whom were connected to the local live music scene in some way. It was sort of like an offshore pirate station; the ride lasted two years. That nobody got sued or went to jail was amazing.
The format, in unrelated blocks, ranged from Punk to Funk, from Rock to Bach and beyond. Some shows were all talk. There were comedy programs and, yes, sometimes things got raunchy, or weird. What follows is a list of the shows that made up the 92 hours of programming a week that Color Radio offered its listeners in February of 1984.
9 a.m. – 10 a.m.: World Watchers International
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.: World Traditions
1 p.m. – 4 p.m.: Out to Lunch
4 p.m. – 7 p.m.: Kaleidophonic Merry-Go-Sound World
7 p.m. – 10 p.m.: The Bedlam Broadcast
10 p.m. – 1 a.m.: Fontana Mix
1 p.m. – 4 p.m.: Like What You're Told
4 p.m. – 7 p.m.: The Bubba Show
7 p.m. – 10 p.m.: Hardcore Skate
10 p.m. – 1 a.m.: Mark Mumford
1 p.m. – 4 p.m.: Down on the Collective
4 p.m. – 7 p.m.: Big Music
7 p.m. – 10 p.m.: Heavy Metal for Housewives
10 p.m. – 1 a.m.: Beef Lips Special
1 p.m. – 4 p.m.: Life in the Gladhouse
4 p.m. – 7 p.m.: All My Tapes
7 p.m. – 10 p.m.: Tommy the Rock
10 p.m. – 1 a.m.: Blood Blister, alternating w/ Georgeann
1 a.m. – 2 a.m.: World Watchers International
1 p.m. – 4 p.m.: D-Virg Anti-Fascist Radioshoe
4 p.m. – 7 p.m.: Number 9, alternating w/ Rockin' Daddy & the Cold Ones
7 p.m. – 10 p.m.: Music Appreciation 101, alternating w/ Test Bands
10 p.m. – 1 a.m.: The Arash Show
1 p.m. – 4 p.m.: Hardcore Skate
4 p.m. – 7 p.m.: The Hiding from Suburbia Show
7 p.m. – 10 p.m.: Hardcore Hour of Power
10 p.m. – 1 a.m.: Down on the Collective
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.: Two-Tone Tony's Lost Highway
1 p.m. – 4 p.m.: Frontline
4 p.m. – 7 p.m.: Chasin' the Bird
7 p.m. – 10 p.m.: Music I Like
10 p.m. – 1 a.m.: The Kenny Substitute Show
One of the things Color Radio did, much more so than any other local station, was to support local bands. So low-budget recordings were played and musicians were interviewed. Thus, Color Radio contributed to the feeling there was an authentic scene with a keen awareness of itself. It was a loose scene that orbited tightly around VCU.
Some of the locally-based bands that were heard on/promoted by Color Radio were: Awareness Art Ensemble, Beex, The Bop Cats, The Bowties, Burma Jam, The Dads, Death Piggy, The Degenerate Blind Boys, The Good Guys, The Good Humor Band, The Fabulous Daturas, The Heretics, Honor Role, L'Amour, The Megatonz, The Millionaires, The New York Dux, The Non-Dairy Screamers, The Offenders, The Orthotonics, The Prevaricators, Shake and the Drakes, Single Bullet Theory, Surrender Dorothy, Ten Ten, The Tom and Marty Band, The Toronados, White Cross.
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When the Ravens' starting offense took the field for the first time with 3:25 left in the first quarter, they looked like they'll look in the opener.
As in, without Ray Rice.
The Ravens opened with Bernard Pierce at running back, which is how they'll probably go into the first two games while Rice serves his suspension for knocking his wife unconscious.
The Ravens didn't need an offense early on, with Courtney Upshaw's fumble recovery for a touchdown backed by Deonte Thompson's 108-yard kickoff return touchdown.


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This is my Journal....a story of how the second built THRSS (Tom Henry Racing Super Sport Camaro) came to be. I'm going to try to update this thread with all the important and interesting points that came to be during this process. But, for me....a 31 year old Camaro enthusiast who'd loved Camaros since "Better off Dead" so many years ago, this is a dream...a complete and utter dream...and I'm going to do my best to document this unbelievable roller coaster ride right here for all to see.
This is my story....and I hope you all enjoy.
Mods to date:
1. Custom paint - SIM hood and hockeys outlined in Wave Blue Metallic - Tom Henry Racing
2. Rear panel painted SIM - Tom Henry Racing
3. Bowties custom painted (front SIM & rear CGM w/ WBM blue line) - Lupe @ Overhaulinengines
4. Wheels - Factory Reproductions ZL1 style #41 20x10's Doug at Factory Reproductions
5. MPD1 spoiler (CGM) - Eric @ MPD1
6. Heritage grill (CGM) - Maureen and Becky @ Rodgers Chevrolet
7. ZL1 front bumper w/ halo and harness
8. Tail light bezels painted CGM
9. ZL1 side skirts
10. ZL1 fender flares
1. Leather arm rest - Indpower
2. Center console 4 gauge pack - Indpower
2. Custom Dash Plaque - Emblempros
3. Full Dash ABL and extended door ABL - ME!
4. 15/30 Tint - Custom Sounds SATX
5. Footwell Lighting - Done by AAC
1. Stainless Works Long Tube Headers w/ 2" primaries, high flow cats, full 3" straight out the back - Bill @ Stainless Works
2. Roto-Fab CAI and Roto-Fab Radiator cover (personally signed by GM team and all Oshawa employees who built my car) Thanks, Robert!
3. ADM Race Scoop w/ APEX windshield bottle relocation kit - ApexChase
4. Hurst Short Throw Shifter - Subzero05
5. SLP SSE -Dave @ SLP Performance
6. Stainless Steel Brake Lines - MTI Racing
1. Showstoppers front amber / rear red LED's (turn signals) custom painted
2. Showstoppers front chrome "hide away" blinker bulbs
3. Halo harness and HID fogs
4. AAC full LED light kid inside and rear plate, footwell lighting
5. Custom under hood engine cover w/ dual LED cutouts - Thanks, Robert!
Pedders Suspension
1. Pedders Pedders Supercar Coilovers
2. Pedders FE5 rear FE4 Sway Bars
3. Pedders rear cradle bush inserts
4. Pedders front radius bush inserts
5. Pedders Dual Bearing Camber Plates
AUDIO: Thanks to Chris & Brandon @ Custom Sounds Walzem/35 SATX
3. JL 10" W7 with ported box
4. Focal 6.5 V30 Components (front)
5. Hertz 6x9 (rear)
6. Hertz 3.5 (center channel)
7. LC6i Digital Processor + bass knob
October 20th....
A week after orders have begun to be placed, I decide today............today..............IS the day.
And so it began.......
Yes. Since this day, some changes were made to the order.
.....Time goes by.......
....................Orders are being taken......
.........other cars are being built............
We learn that one of the items on constraint is the Cyber Gray Metallic paint color.
until one day......................
I'm woken up....by a couple text messages.....
I STILL can't believe this one........
....how nuts is this.....
.......a little birdy came along..............
..and sung a song into my ear.............................
Hylton..........TOPLS1..........THANK YOU. ......and there might be another thank you in there too..... but......I don't know who that would go too....
But....suddenly.....the first ever pictures of a cyber gray metallic SS hit the pages of Camaro5.
Another one of those....."you gotta be kiddin' me...." feelings.
Even more time goes by..................
.........................until May 4th, 2009.......................
....when I'm woken up with text messages, emails, .......................
............and they read...."HERE!!!" and "MORE"....and "MORE 2".......and "MORE 3".......and all these pictures are attached to the emails I'm reading on my phone.............
I turn on the computer and open my email....there they are......
........and there is CGM#1 being taken off the transport truck..........
Oh yeah....it's a beautiful day!!!
This same day, I'm asked, "Do you want me to put your Camaro in the Stainless Works trailer to have the exhaust fitted?"
......After a quick discussion, it's a YES!!!...............
And so it goes......on May 4th to Ohio........
.....................and is there for 2 1/2 weeks....
......and then.....
.......................the day before it goes back to Toms...........
......I'm told of some "videos of a cyber gray metallic Camaro SS on youtube".................
.....and I'm told they were from Stainless Works.................
I've never gotten so HOT so quickly!!!!!
But there they were.....of my car......
May 26th.....some pictures show up in my email..............
.................it has begun..............
The left side shows top of cowl......the right side is inclusive of the cowl side.
The bottom picture shows the "fixed" hockey....there was another taped off differently which made the front look too wide.
Wednesday, May 27th....
I call Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union and get approved my 20k loan at 3.8%.
.......Good day.
One of our own went waaaay out of his way to do some good for a few very lucky enthusiasts who ordered a new Camaro.
I was one of the lucky recipients of a lithograph signed by all the Oshawa line workers who built my 2SS/RS.
June 2nd...1647 hours, I pick it up from Sigoloff Frame and Art off Broadway...San Antonio, TX.
Click this link for more info...
Taken from later post...06-05-09
Okie Dokie....
So....here we go w/ the paint.
Remember, this is NOT finished as we are still planning on changing out the wheels and adding a few more cosmetic items. This is a work IN PROGRESS.
Next step...
Figure out what color the bowtie should be. I'm thinking blue to match the pin stripes. We were discussing SS emblems in front and back. But, I'm not sure if we can get those done to actually fit the front grill. We'll see....
For now, I think Tom is going to tape off the front bow tie with blue tape so we can get a feel.
Now...the car is CGM. I wanted the contrast of bright on the dark. So, on came the Silver Ice Metallic. I've always loved the blue (similar to the Henessey type car) but didn't want blue hockey's. I wanted silver. In fact, this paint job is the opposite of my wife's SUV...funny. Her's is silver w/ dark gray......love it.
So, we used Silver Ice Metallic on the hockey's and on the center stripe. I don't know if you can really see it yet, but there are two clear coats with blue pearl added to it. That way, we get the blue flake in the paint just like the CGM.
The blue (GM 08 - Wave Blue Effect Metallic) was used for the pin stripes. This will also help to bring out the blue flake in the CGM and SIM. The pins are 1/8th in width. Anyway...enough of the talking. Check them out and enjoy!
Oh..and ya'll think blue on the bow tie? Or, chrome....or blue SS's or chrome SS's...sheooot...I can't make up my mind.
Oh...and picture #1 of the white Z28 (in disguise) was the inspiration behind this all...this is what I saw a year ago and what's been in my mind FOREVER....
And the pictures began to roll in....
Updated 06-18-09
next up?
.........we need some paint on the sides of the cowl............
..............let's get it workin'!!!!!!!! ..............
...maybe a little "THR" in CGM and "SS" in that same wave blue metallic.......
Oh...and we need some wheels.....
July 1st, 2009...
Registration, taxes, and license fees were paid on my car today. Total damage?....$2,255.68 at the tax office. Ugh....I hate taxes.
July 2nd, 2009...
Custom Sounds installs my Formula 1 window tint. 15% on the rear (I've had the limo for years and I'd finally like to be able to see out the back on this one...) and 30% on the sides. Yes...I actually decided to go legal.
Custom Sounds also takes a look at my trunk space. THIS is going to be a good one. We are going to have a ported subwoofer box built and installed for the trunk. They are going to wire the entire system and claim they can make this single speaker thump better than my previous 10 and 12 JL's TOGETHER. So, we'll see what they have to offer. I WILL be updating this thread/post for pictures of the install. I can't wait to see their work. This should be interesting.
Here's the install with pix I promised.
It's a custom box and it really is a good job. I was surprised at the quality of the box and the install. I gotta hand it to Custom Sounds. They really did a stellar job at the install.
The quality of the video is okay. The sound ok. The popping has to be the camera.
July 13th, 2009
As silly as this may sound, all you guys n' gals out there running around with stuff in your trunk will quickly figure out that the carpet just doesn't like to stay in place!
All that stuff slides from side to side any time you turn left or right. When that stuff slides, it slides the entire carpet. I opened my trunk to find my bags all the way on the left side of my trunk and all my carpet bunched up.
Talk about easy. Just run out to your local home depot, wal mart, target, etc. and pick up a couple small boxes of velcro. Lift up the carpet and line the bottom edges with the velcro cutting the strips to fit and then stick them the ones on the bottom in place. Take off the top sticky liner and simply drop the carpet in place securing it by pressing down firmly.
Pretty simple.
Cost?...$15.00 for one large box to cover the entire trunk.
Time?...5 min.
I have not had a problem with sliding carpet since...and it just pulls right out if I need to remove the carpet. I know it may sound silly like I already said. But, I don't like my stuff sliding back and forth in the trunk.
I got my Hurst Short Throw Shifter delivered a couple days ago (Thanks, Chris!!!) and FINALLY had an opportunity to get in the garage to get it installed. Like all my installations, I like to help out others with DIY threads so that everyone can see for themselves how the installation works.
This following thread should be used as a tool (along with the directions for the install provided by Hurst) to help you get your new shifter installed with ease. First, let me tell you that this install is EASY. If you have any mechanical experience, this is super easy. For someone who's never done anything like this before, follow the directions and you'll be fine. Anyone can do this....and it's actually fun to do it yourself. No need to pay the local guy $100 for install when you can get it done in 45 minutes.
Onward to the pix and video!!!!
First things first, open that box up and make sure all your parts are there. Included in the box are:
Tools needed for the install:
Once you have all the parts down, make sure you have a clean, flat surface to work on...or a lift which is preferable. I did this in my own garage using a floor jack and two jack stands. But...I would have preferred to use a lift (if you can get one).
To start:
Use a trim tool to lift up the silver surround (trim/gauge cluster) that goes around the shifter. If you use a flat head (which I don't recommend), USE CAUTION. Scratching the piece is SO easy to do. I decided to slide my fingers under the very bottom right side of the center console and completely pull off the right side cover. I reached under finding two tabs that held the center silver piece in place and pushed them up.
The silver surround popped right up and I removed it laying it over the right side on the floor (never even needing a trim tool or screwdriver).
No need to disconnect any wires as this part will not get in the way.
Next part is to unscrew the 4 screws that hold the shift boot ring in place. Put them in the cup holder for later. Two on either side...
Next, pull up sharply on the stock shifter. You might need to twist it ever so gently and rock it a bit to get it to come up. It DOES take some force. Don't worry...you won't break it. It'll just pop right up. NOTE: MAKE SURE YOU UNSCREW THE 4 SCREWS FIRST....if not, and you pull up on the shifter, that shifter is going to continue going upward with all that force you put into it and the leather boot will come up straight off that boot ring. You'll have to use a flat head to align and pinch the leather back into the holding tabs. Ask me how I know this...
Next, put the car on a lift or use the floor jack to lift it up...put it on jack stands so it doesn't fall on ya! Safety first!
The next step is easy....(as they pretty much all are)...
Use the small extension, ratchet, and your 15mm socket to loosen the 4 bolts that hold the rear transmission cross member bolts. Be careful not to loosen them up too much. It'll drop about 1/2 to 1 inch giving you better access to the shifter. I unscrewed them one at a time and allowed the first one to completely come out. I screwed it back in a few full revolutions and repeated for all 4 bolts. I'm pointing to the two bolts on either side shown here.
Next part is to pull the dust boot forward (putting it back is an utter PAIN).
Under that dust boot, you'll see the shifter. There are two connection pin clips on both sides of the lower shifter.
Included directions show a flat head being used to push them off the pin. I was able to remove them by hand. Once you have the pin clips removed, slide out the cross pin either way and disconnect the change rod from the shifter allowing it to hand out of the way. I actually pushed mine backwards to the rear of the car (probably putting it in gear). But, it got it out of the way a bit.
Then, use that long ratchet extension, a 10mm socket, and your ratchet to remove the two mounting screws and mounting plate. You won't need those anymore. Pull down firmly on the shifter and it'll pop right out. It's a bit of a pain getting it around the change rod, but if you angle it to the drivers side when pulling it out, it'll come out.
Next step is to use the supplied grease and grease up those O rings on the new shifter and pop it up in place. Remember, the longer stepped side of the lower bushings go towards the driver and the ridges of the upper stick connection to the passenger. Pop it up in place (it'll stay by itself) and line up the mounting screw holes.
Here comes the tough part...
Use the provided Locktight (adhesive) placing a drop onto either counter sunk mounting screw. Reach up there with your allen wrench and tighten them down. There is NOT a lot of room at all to work in there. It's a pain... Just stick with it and you'll get them screwed in. Then attach the connecting rod to the lower shifter bushings sliding the cross pin in place. Secure the cross pin back in place with the locking clips you took off earlier.
Next up? Put that dust boot back in place. This was a pain since there is no room to work under there.
Just get one side in place and pull the tabs (one at a time) to stretch the boot around and it'll pop back in place in it's grooves. Now, double check the boot and make sure it's all good. Tighten those 4 transmission cross member bolts back up with your 15 mm socket wrench and your in business. Drop the car back down.
Using one of the supplied boot supports, slide it down over the shifter stub stick. Then work the rubber boot into the groove of the boot support. Push it down far enough so that it clears the two screw holes.
Either use the chrome Hurst handle or stock OEM stick for stock handle shifter. I used the chrome handle for now.
Slide the other boot support on the Hurst handle passed the mounting holes. Remove the stock shifter handle by cutting the zip tie. Replace with the Hurst shifter and line up the leather boot around the boot support using the new zip tie to secure the leather to the boot support. Easy to do...just reverse the process in taking apart the original.
Here's another angle since that first one was blurry.
Line up the groves on the chrome handle to the lower Hurst shift stick and screw in the mounting screws with washers one at a time. I hand tightened mine while holding the shifter in place so that the shifter handle grooves were sure to line up. I then tightened them down properly with my allen wrench.
Then, just put the boot ring back into place screwing it back down w/ the 4 screws left in your cup holder.
Screw the nut onto the top of the Hurst shifter and screw on the white "Q ball." You have to use a wrench after getting the Q ball screwed on to align properly...tighten the screw to keep it in place. Then, just toss the silver console/gauge cluster back in place and you are ready to rock. Make sure you can shift through all the gears. It might be tough at first, but start the car and keep the clutch in. It moved really tight and was hard to get into revers for mine...until I started the car. Then, it moved into reverse with ease.
Summary on the install? EASY. There is LITTLE room to work up there around the driveshaft...and that is the ONLY drawback. Other than that, it's a breeze. Very simple install process.
And my final opinion on the shifter?
TOTALLY different from the stock OEM shifter. MAJOR difference. If you know anyone with a short throw shifter and have not yet run through the gears, dude...you HAVE to try it. It is UNBELIEVABLE.
The two MAIN differences between stock and Hurst are the firmness of the shifts through the gates (waaaay too smooth with stock - I swear, it always felt like I was going to break that stock shifter handle when shifting quickly) and the throw distance. It is immediately apparent that you don't have to move the shifter as far. When rowing through the gears, you FEEL the Hurst shifter go into each gear almost with a "click." It is FIRM. You can FEEL it. If you want smooth, easy, and mushy, stick with stock. If you want to feel your shifts, this is the shifter for you. You KNOW when you shift into gear.
Yeah...so far, I LOVE it. I have not yet "gotten on it." But, when I have the chance, I will...and I'll let ya'll know how it goes. I believe it honest reviews of the parts I put in my car. If I don't like it, I'll say it. Not the case here. I LOVE the shifter so far.
Great job, Hurst!!!
Now...for those back ordered black Hurst knobs.....
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Camp Right Way-Houston, is getting bigger and better every year. I'm impressed every year with the talent and the states that are represented. This camp started mainly as a statewide and regional camp but has expanded to states outside the region, representing 18 states. This year there wasn't as many post players as in past years, but the guard play in attendance was outstanding.
Below is just a few players that stood out to me.
2021 5'6" Ja'Sea Jackson (Kirby, TX )Kirby MS
He has very nice handles and navigates well in traffic. I love his ball instincts on offense and his defensive ability. He didn't shoot much from deep, but has a nice mid-range.
2021 5'4" Jai Moore (Dallas, TX) Frankford MS
He's lightening quick and made very good decisions playing at a fast pace. He was dropping dime after dime. He's a heck of an on-ball defender and was also good at playing passing the lanes.
2021 6'5" Keon Edwards (Pasadena, TX) St. Thomas Episcopal
He oozes potential. He's long and runs the floor like greyhound. He has very good hands and catches in traffic. He has nice touch around the basket and didn't let contact bother him. He's still raw, which is scary.
2021 6'0" Cameron Oliver (Richmond, TX) James Bowie MS
He's real crafty and has a very good understanding of the game. He got in the lane at will and had no problem finishing with either hand. When the defense converged he had no problem dropping it off. He has a real smooth pace about his game.
2021 5'8" Carlos Stewart (Baton Rouge, LA) Central MS
He was one of those players you watch that doesn't whoa you but always seems to be making play after play. He stayed in position to score.
2021 5'9" Wade Taylor IV (Dallas, TX ) St. Anthony
He was very consistent the whole weekend. He played within himself and made very good decisions. He picked his spots to score and didn't force anything.
2021 Joseph Venzant (Midland, TX) Alamo Junior High
The young fella can flat out ball. He played with patience and picked his spots to take over. He can score at will if he wanted to, but had no problem letting the game come to him. He was a very unselfish player.
2021 5'9" Nyseia Williams (Orlando, FL) The Masters Academy
I was very impressed with his sweet stroke from deep. He knows how to get his shot off and had no problem getting open. He plays with the utmost confidence. He does need to get better off the dribble.
2021 6'2" Ashton Smith (Humble, TX) Teague Middle School
A little bit of a project. He has good size and a really good body. He has a decent touch inside. He needs to work more on his footwork and handles. He still impressed me this past weekend.
2021 6'3" Langston Love (San Antonio, TX ) St. George Episcopal
This young fella was relentless the whole weekend. He stayed in attack mode and if you didn't get out the way he was going through you. He just got it done.
2021 6'11" Chuks Lucky Isitua (Houston, TX) Provision Prep School
The big fella had a rough day one, but on day two he came back with a vengeance. He was contesting all shots on the defensive end and on the offensive end he was finishing almost everything around the rim. He put the ball on the floor and made solid power moves.
2021 5'11" Chance Perkins (Houston, TX)) Brookside Intermediate
Every time I watch him play his game seems to improve. First and foremost, he's playing with so much more confidence. He's finishing around the basket when contested. His stroke looks so much better and he's shooting with much more confidence. Where he improved the most this time, is with his on the ball defense. He's now picking up 94 feet and staying in front of his man.
2021 D'marcus Wolfe (Humble, TX) Woodcreek Middle School
This young fella has great body and is a phenomenal athlete. He's physical and finished consistently in the paint. He's still raw and needs to play more within himself, but down the line I can see this young fella being a real problem.
2021 6'4" Brandon Harton Jr (Baton Rouge, LA) Scotlandville
He's a long and lanky lefty that has an awkward game and a non-stop motor so he was very hard to guard. He seemed to always be at the basket making plays, on the defensive end he was good at using his length to get deflections. He needs to continue working on his handles. All in all, I loved his effort.
2021 5'10" Daren Hawkins (Tulsa, OK) Clyde Boyd Middle School
He plays kind of smooth. He plays with a nice pace and that's rare for a young player. He showed good court awareness and had an all-around game. I would like to see more intensity out of him.
2021 5'7" Daelyn Williams (Spring, TX) Twin Creeks Middle School
The young man's very skilled and has mad handles. He seemed to get to the basket on command and when it called for, he knocked down the floater with ease. He also had a decent stroke from deep.
2021 6'8" Reuben Fatheree (Richmond, TX) Briscoe Junior HS
I was very impressed with the big fella. For being 285 pounds he moved well and had very good feet. He has nice touch around the basket with either hand and passes very well out the post. He can play physical but also had some finesse to his game. It's going to be fun watching his development.
2021 6'6" Jared Viesca (Cypress, TX) Goodson MS
He's a project, but has good instincts, body and length. He has a very promising upside.
2021 5'10" Cooper DeJean (Odebolt, IA) OABCIG High School
A physical lead guard from Iowa with huge potential. I could see him playing at either state school in 5 years. He's very skilled, tough as nails and just knows how to play. He seems to play better, the more physical the game gets.
2021 5'8" Kendrick Delahoussaye (Lafayette, LA) Acadian MS
He played at 100mph in stations and in games. He never seemed to take a play off. He was always in attack mode and trying to get to the rack and score.
2022 5'9" Bryce Griggs (Lake Jackson, TX) Provision Prep School
He just has the complete game and plays way beyond his years. He has great skill set. He can play physical or finesse you. He has a very high I.Q. He has very good handles and court vision. The main thing I like, he seems to always have fun when he plays and enjoys when his teammates make plays.
2022 5'5" Mason Manning (Jackson, MS) Siwell Middle School
He's always one of the most prepared kids at camps I cover. So this time it caught me off guard when he struggled on day one. The best thing about this kid, he understood he struggled and came back on day two with what I expected. He was knocking down threes, dropping dimes and getting to the cup. He was a perfect floor general.
2022 5'0" Michael Caruthers (Murfreesboro, TN) Whitworth Vachanon Middle School
This little dynamo always impressed me with his competiveness. He competes against bigger kids without being intimidated. You can't tell him he's only 4 foot something. He handles are amazing.
2022 5'9" Von Wells (El Lago, TX) Seabrook Intermediate
He doesn't have the sexy game and at times can look awkward, but seemed to always get the job done. He can stroke it from deep and also got it done in the paint.
2022 5'6" Dorien Goodman (Dallas, TX) J. L. Long Middle School
He was very quick and had some nice bounce. He guarded 94 feet and stayed in their chest. He had good handles, but at times could get a little loose with them. He played with great energy and enthusiasm.
5'2" 2022 Camron Amboree (Humble, TX) Humble Middle School
Cam is a camp vet. He's great in station work and in games has no problem adjusting to different teammates. He can handle, stroke it from deep and has the floater in his arsenal. He still needs to get stronger and that will come.
2022 6'0" Brendon Mwamba (Pearland, TX) Berry Miller Jr. High He's still a little raw, but showed a good understanding of the game and played within himself. He looked good knocking down the mid-range jump shot. He's needs to get stronger, but the potential is there for him to get much better.
2022 5'11" Caleb Burton (Del Valle, TX) Del Valle Middle School
Another physical lefty in camp that kept the pressure on. He had no problem playing with contact and at times seemed to welcome it. He's physical defender that guards with his body and his hands. Most of his damage on the offensive end was done at the basket.
2022 6'4" Kevin Garcia (Laredo, TX) Memorial Middle School
He's long and very fluid. I really like the way he runs the floor. He has very good hands and feet. He has a soft touch from 15 feet in.
2022 6'2" Nehikhare Igiehon (Houston, TX) Trinity Episcopal
He's long, bouncy, aggressive and physical. He came in the camp all business and it showed. He was a straight bully and it worked for him. More than 90% of his work was done in the paint. He was tenacious on both the offensive and defensive glass.
2022 5'11" Xavier Owens (Houston, TX) Klein Intermediate School
He's very bouncy and athletic. He has a nice stroke from outside and showed he can handle the ball. He was decent on defense but with his athleticism can be an outstanding defender.
2023 4'11" Jaland Lowe (Missouri City, TX) Tanglewood MS 6th
Lil Lowe's is a little light in the seat and was playing against many of the kids two times his size. But with all that being said he more than held his own and for his age has a very good understanding of the game and he continued to compete.
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We have more channels than ever as part of our pay-TV packages. Yet, we're watching the same exact number of channels, according to Nielsen.
Since 2009, the average household has gained 60 new channels. However, they are watching the same number of channels, ~17 on average. It makes sense that we're not watching more channels. There are only so many hours in the day, and our attention span can only handle so much.
This is one of the things that frustrates people the most about TV. They pay a perpetually rising bill for 172 channels per month that they don't even watch. People are desperate to get an unbundled experience, where they choose the channels they want.
TV people say the economics would not support that. Think about a channel like AMC, which didn't have much until Mad Men. It was supported by the pay-TV bundle, which gave it enough money to eventually fund Mad Men, Walking Dead, and other shows.
Of course, the flip side of that is that AMC should have been producing Mad Men quality shows to entice subscribers all along. That's what Netflix is doing. It has no bundle to lean on, it has to fight for its users, and it's doing quite well.
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WES FOGDEN has stepped up his injury recovery.
And Andy Awford is hoping the midfielder will return to training by the end of February.
Fogden has not played this season, since suffering knee ligament damage in the summer.
The absence of his energy has been a big blow.
It's also, undoubtedly, been a factor in the Blues not being able to repeat the flying form produced at the end of last season.
But the 26-year-old is now running outside and Awford is upbeat about his rehabilitation.
Awford said: 'Foggy is doing great. He's on the way.
'On Thursday he was doing some running.
'I've had injuries myself and I don't want pressure on the lad.
'I don't want to set exact dates or targets because if you don't hit them that can be a negative.
'I think, though, at some point in the next few weeks, we'll see him on the training ground.
'That will be great. You'd like to think, between now and the end of February, he'd be joining in with some sessions.'
Fogden this week hit a new landmark as he began running outside with the Pompey medical team.
Awford believes meeting targets at each stage of his recovery is important motivation but is still keen to guard against Fogden pushing himself too hard.
He said: 'He still has a bit to do but running outside is a landmark.
'You have certain levels.
'If you hit one mark you can go to the next one. If you do it quicker you can go to the next stage quicker.
'He's doing well – but you can't rush him.'
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Do you want to book a last minute holiday but your wardrobe is holding you back? Instead of pressing that magical 'book' button, you are experiencing a melt down over what on earth you have already that you could wear on holiday? I hear you, I have been in that exact situation before!
The thrill of booking a last minute holiday can be intoxicating. One day you are sitting at your computer, doing the usual 9-5 and the next you are sunning yourself on some fabulous beach, in a whole other country. I often spend hours trawling through websites, such as Holiday Gems, for some last minute holiday inspiration, and confident that I have my secret fashion weapon ready to go at a moments notice, I am all too happy to click on that 'book' button, even if the trip is less than 24 hours away.
So, what is my secret fashion weapon for a last minute, sunny holiday? Well, it is a simple rectangle of fabric known as a sarong. The sarong is so multi-functional, you can get numerous outfits out of it in no time at all. Just have some cute sandals, a few accessories, and you have some pretty amazing outfits. I have put together some of my favourite sarong outfits for you below.
1. The harem jumpsuit.
This one can be styled up or down with some cute flip-flops or heeled sandals. Add some jewellery and a cute bag and you have an awesome day to night outfit. To recreate this look you take the sarong and hold it vertically against the front of your body. Take the top of the front section and tie at the back in a simple knot. Next, take the bottom bit of the fabric between your legs and pull it up at the back and bring to the front of your body. Secure with another knot at the front and voila, you're good to go.
2. The halter neck dress
I think this one is my favourite. Hold the fabric vertically against your body and tie the top around your neck, make sure you have some loose, crumbled fabric at the front. Cross the two sides over at the front to create a crossover effect. Pull the fabric in at the middle, around your waist and tie in a knot at the back. Just like that, you have a really beautiful dress.
3. The one shoulder dress.
This one is cute but quite revealing on the side, so probably best for the poolside. Hold the fabric vertically under one arm and then tie the front and back over the opposite shoulder. Then, pull the fabric in at the waist and tie to the side. This leaves a sexy, thigh split, so team with your best swimwear underneath, add some awesome shoes and rock that split.
4. The airport outfit.
Another awesome use of the sarong is a scarf come blanket, which is perfect for the flight. I am always cold on flights, no matter how well I may be dressed, so I always have a scarf with me, as I can wear it in the airport to style up my outfit, and then use it as a blanket once I am settled into my seat on the plane. The sarong works just as well as a scarf for this and it saves having to pack it in your suitcase, leaving even more room for shoes!
So, there you have it. Armed with a sarong you can pretty much take on the fashion world! Now, does anyone fancy a last minute holiday?
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This is a knitting blog. I started it several years ago to talk about my knitting and to get to know other knitters. I have and I have. :D The last 2 years (or maybe it's 3, now?) have been trying at the best of times and downright brutal at their worst. I should rename my blog to "I'm ready for the Plague" but really, all I'm ready for is a breather.
Since Christmas Day, we've all had the flu that knocked us out for two and a half weeks. Seriously. I was so lethargic and weak that I couldn't dress to go to the doctor. I went in my pajamas. My daughter faired better than I, but was also very ill. We were thankful when it was all behind us, until last week when my daughter became sick again with Strep throat. She's currently on a 10 day course of antibiotics, when wonder of wonders, she's breaking out in red itchy spots.
You got it. She has the chicken pox. I can't believe it. Actually, I was anticipating chicken pox last week when she got sick with Strep throat. 21 day incubation period is a bitch!
So, it's another week off school for my daughter, while she snuggles with her Quincy Quade Quentin Monster that I finished knitting for her last week...and another week of me tending to the sick. :P
Yarn: KnitPicks Chroma fingering in Lollipop
Needles: 2.25mm
I wish there was more to show. I'm trying to build momentum to finish knitting all my wip, so I don't feel guilty for wanting to knit this and this and this.
Someone give me a push...or a simple swift kick up the arse. ;)
Knit On...
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