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Important Discount Bundle Note: Bundled Items in the Annual & Occasions Catalogues that carry over will not be discounted in the new catalogue as a discounted bundle so the bundled item appears on the retirement list even though some or both items will still be available
Annual Catalogue Retirement ListsThe list is huge so download & print it, grab your catalogue, a cuppa & a comfy chair & great bargains or go straight to my store to shop. Some items are discounted by up to 50%
See & download list (alpha order)
See & download list (page order)
Shop the retirement list in my store
Use my hostess code FMRAEFHT when you place your online order & I'll send you a special retirement thank you for ordering from me
Important - dont' use the code if your order is $250 or more. You'll earn at least an extra $25 Stampin' Rewards to spend on any items you choose.
Retirement list - don't miss ... the list so far!I could be here all day writing as there's so much, but since you need to get to the lists quickly, start with...
All 2014-16 in-colour items as shown in the left pic - especially ink refills & cardstock. They'll sell fast.
Punches, including all our scallop circles, ovals, word window, cupcake, hexagon, itty bitty accents set (heart, star & flower), label bracket, note tag & lots more super useful punches.
Dies- Many of our nesting dies are being replaced (circles, squares, ovals etc). All of our fab Bigz style dies are going too.
Embossing folders - so many very useful backgrounds are going - too many to list.
Paper - Most paper packs & coordinating card packs
Project Life - lots of card, accessory & stamp packs.
Hexagons - my whole fave collection of hexagon shaped items - Six Sided Sampler stamps, punch, hexagon hive thinlit die & honeycomb embossing folder are all retiring. These I will miss terribly.
Little essential tools: We won't be selling the fab Simply Scored Stylus separately any more, so get one before it's gone!
Stamps - there are so many I don't know where to start, but a few that stand out are:
Swallowtail - a fave stunning large butterfly background stamp (lots of Swallowtail projects here).
Zoo Babies - the cutest animal set for babies & kids cards
Skating By & Hey Girl - great sets for kids cards, with useful elements for other uses too. Kids sets are some of the most sought after stamps - we all need cuteness for our little & big-little people.
I'll share some others as I have more time.
Occasions Catalogue Retirement Lists
See & download List (alpha order)
See & download List (page order)
Shop the retirement list in my store
Note: Occasions retirements are listed together with the annual catalogue retirements. Click to sort by "Newest" & you'll see them first.
Use my hostess code FMRAEFHT when you place your online order & I'll send you a special retirement thank you for ordering from me
Important - dont' use the code if your order is $250 or more. You'll earn at least an extra $25 Stampin' Rewards to spend on any items you choose.
My Top Picks
This is my initial not to be missed list of Occasions Catalogue retiring items:
A Beautiful Ride stamp set: this fabulous little vw beetle set is so great for lots of occasions & people. See my cards here.
The fantastic Cup & Kettle framelits & A Nice Cuppa bundle - such a unique & useful stamp & die bundle for the so many projects.
Paper packs: None of the paper packs are carrying over. I've had lots of fun with the huge It's My Party Stack (& the coordinating items in the same suite), gorgeous fresh, floral Birthday Bouquet pack & Shine On heavyweight kraft & foil pack.
Curvy Corner Trio Punch - this carried over from the 2015Holiday Catalogue but sadly now retiring. It's been a very popular item with me & at my classes for awesome tags so I will really miss it. It's also a Weekly Deal this week at 25% off.
Speaking of weekly deals, today's the last day to shop our weekly deals too, so make sure you have a look here in the store at what's on offer at 25% off.
Happy shopping! Please leave a comment if you have any questions, or contact me by e-mail or phone if I can help you with anything. Remember you can purchase all items from my online store, BUT only while stocks last.
Thanks for checking in with me. I'll be back next time with a new project.
Inky wishes, Di


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It's a big week for comings and goings. Grimm gets the gold as the first show of the fall TV season to premiere, while Teen Wolf and Falling Skies finish out their excellent seasons.
Also this week, Hugo (aka René Auberjonois) returns to hunt an artifact on Warehouse 13, Nina's having issues on Alphas, it's a death-defying season-five finale for Destination Truth, collectors struggle with moderation on the new series Collection Intervention, the Professor's parents unretire on Futurama, something's starting fires on Haunted Collector, Charlie is taken off the ventilator on Saving Hope, Ryan goes on a road trip with Wilfred, Bo ends up in trouble again on Lost Girl, it's a "Timey-Wimey" special for Doctor Who, and Bill continues with his new mission to take over on True Blood.
Here's what we have to look forward to this week on sci-fi, fantasy, and paranormal TV.
Monday, Aug. 13
Warehouse 13 (Syfy) 9 p.m. - "There's Always a Downside"
Guest stars alert! Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's René Auberjonois returns as Hugo, who's hunting an artifact at his nephew's prep school. Meanwhile, Being Human's Sam Huntington guest-stars as a musician in New Orleans who is being threatened by an artifact. When it comes to Steve, I think we know what the "downside" is.
Here's a preview:
Alphas (Syfy) 10 p.m. - "When Push Comes to Shove"
In this Nina-centric episode, the team discovers its latest Alpha target is Nina, who's having a breakdown and is in the midst of a crime spree.
Here's a sneak peek:
Grimm (NBC) 10 p.m. - "Bad Teeth"
Season two premiere! Nick learns where his mother's been for the last 18 years, while Juliette's condition worsens. Meanwhile, a foreign plot to track down Nick is exposed and Hank struggles to understand what's going on around him. Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio guest-stars as Nick's mom.
Here's a look at season two with the cast:
Teen Wolf (MTV) 10 p.m. - "Master Plan"
Season two finale! It all comes to a head as a shocking death on the lacrosse field drives Scott to attempt to expose Gerard's master plan. Meanwhile, Derek uses his own methods to try to stop the geriatric psycho.
Here's a look:
Tuesday, Aug. 14
Destination Truth (Syfy) 8 p.m. - "Hanging Coffins; Kazakh Monster"
Season five finale! It's a death-defying investigation that leads Josh and Team Truth to make one of the most shocking paranormal discoveries in the show's history as the investigators travel to the Philippines and Kazakhstan.
Here's a look:
Collection Intervention (Syfy) 10 p.m. - "A Disturbance in the Force"
Series premiere! Call it hoarding! Call it an intervention! Collectible's expert Elyse Luray goes into sci-fi collector's homes to help them pare down their overwhelming collections. First up, she helps a couple of Star Wars collectors take some of their things to auction, and Catwoman collector must part with some of her stuff.
Here's a promo:
Wednesday, Aug. 15
Futurama (Comedy Central) 10 p.m. - "Near-Death Wish"
The Professor is perturbed when his parents unretire from virtual retirement aboard the Near-Death Star.
Haunted Collector (Syfy) 9 p.m. - "Firestarter; Haunted Museum"
Something's starting fires, and it's up to John and the team to figure out what's going on in a 200-year-old Connecticut house with lurking shadow figures, ghostly voices and ominous apparitions. Also, a Kentucky museum is investigated.
Here's a promo:
Paranormal Witness (Syfy) 10 p.m. - "Brooklyn Haunting"
A Brooklyn family faces paranormal activity in its townhouse.
Here's a preview:
Thursday, Aug. 16
Saving Hope (NBC) 9 p.m. - "Bea, Again"
The Olympics are over, and Saving Hope is back after a mini-hiatus. Alex's struggles continue as Charlie is taken off his ventilator. Meanwhile, she sees a patient for a followup who may be able to help her understand what's really going on with Charlie. And when Joel breaks his hand, he can't operate.
Here's a look:
Wilfred (FX) 10 p.m. - "Service"
Wilfred and Ryan take a spur-of-the-moment road trip, and things do not go well.
Friday, Aug. 17
Lost Girl (Syfy) 10 p.m. - "Fae-nted Love"
When Bo's hot and steamy night goes bad, Trick and Kenzi struggle to protect her from the fallout. Meanwhile, Bo grills Trick about her origins.
Other Friday shows of interest:
The Travel Channel's The Dead Files (10 p.m.) returns with new season two episodes as Steve and Amy investigate violent paranormal activity in a restaurant in upstate New York.
Saturday, Aug. 18
The Timey-Wimey of Doctor Who (BBC America) 9 p.m.
In this special, it's a look at the concept of time in Doctor Who.
Here's a timey-wimey clip:
Other Saturday shows of interest:
On Bio's Celebrity Ghost Stories (9 p.m.), celebs Tyler Blackburn, Lainie Kazan and Shari Headley revisit paranormal experiences. On the Science Channel's Dark Matters: Twisted but True (10 p.m.), John Noble's freak fest delves into "Creative Evil; Curiosity Killed Dr. Katskee; Bat Bomb." On Bio's The uneXplained (10 and 10:30 p.m.) double-header, psychic twins help a mother searching for answers in "Death in the Desert," and a woman in a wheelchair turns to mystical healers in "Will I Ever Walk Again?" And on BBC America's The Nerdist (10 p.m.), Chris Hardwick and his crew nerd out with a "Tribute to Time Travel."
Sunday, Aug. 19
Falling Skies (TNT) 9 p.m. - "A More Perfect Union"
Season two finale! Tom and the some of the 2nd Mass crew leave their new home to meet the skitter rebel leader. Meanwhile, Tom learns game-changing information. That info will undoubtedly happen in "the last five minutes" of the finale, at least according to the preview below.
Here's a preview:
True Blood (HBO) 9 p.m. - "Sunset"
It doesn't look like Sookie's life is going to get any easier as the series boils to a close with only a couple episodes left in the season. Sookie digs into an ancient family secret, while Bill drags Jessica into his new holy war. Meanwhile, the military leverage a video of Russell and Steve Newlin against the vamps, and Sam and Luna head to the Authority.
Here's a look:
Other Sunday shows of interest:
On Lifetime's Drop Dead Diva (9 p.m.), Jane's latest case involves a teen girl who was put on life support after a rave in "Family Matters."
What are you going to watch?

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Chelsea are set to spend big in the summer, after bringing in no new faces this January window.
The Daily Mirror are reporting that Antoine Conte is set to be given a massive transfer kitty to secure the targets he wants.
Target list
Topping his £100 million target list is Celtic's Moussa Dembele and Real Madrid's Alvaro Morata; with the possibility of having to replace a disillusioned Diego Costa, Conte will be given resource to secure a natural finisher.
Dembele and Morata both represent this desire.
Dembele at aged 20 will be available for around £40 million, having set the Scottish Premier League on fire this season.
A move for Dembele looks likely, as Conte hopes to build a future at Stamford Bridge.
Conte is also hoping to pair him alongside Morata who is becoming increasingly concerned with his starting place at Madrid.
Southampton star on his radar
Further to this, the Italian is also keen on signing Southampton defender Virgil van Dijk.
The defender has been a target for a number of Premier League clubs, but Chelsea are hoping that the allure of Champions League football will bring him to Stamford Bridge.
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Indianapolis, IN (PRWEB) September 09, 2015
Buckeye Power Sales recently moved into a newly remodeled 9600 SF sales and service facility on two acres of land for BPS's Power Systems Division at 1707 South Franklin Road. The company completed it's relocation from it's previous location on July 20, 2015.
Buckeye Power Sales is your go-to equipment partner for power generators for on site power for industrial, commercial, residential, mobile and marine applications. BPS is family owned and has been in operation since 1947. BPS is the exclusive generator distributor for Kohler for the company's customers in Ohio and Indiana. This new facility will be used for the sales, service and rental of Kohler power generators.
"We are excited to be in this larger, updated building and to have the increased outdoor storage space. We also look forward to the day the we can utilize the unused land for expansion." said Tom Bohls, President of the company.
BPS relocated from a building on the west side of Indianapolis that it has leased since the mid 1990's. The new facility was purchased at the end of 2014 and underwent an extensive remodel and update of the building and the addition of an outside storage area for the company's rental equipment and new inventory. The project was completed by Marksmen Construction Services located at 5232 Elmwood Avenue in Indianapolis.


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ukuleles {i'm CRAZY}
30 comments:
I wish I could play ANY instrument but sadly I can't! :(ReplyDelete
❤ Sandra
Sweet Times in First
I can't play any instruments but I bet your kids will never forget learning to play the ukulele in your class! A teacher friend of mine plays the ukulele and he plays it all the time for kids. They love it!ReplyDelete
Stories From Second
Waht lucky kids to have a teacher like you! Music is such a gift and to be able to play it on your own priceless!ReplyDelete
Oh my word! You are too precious. I love this idea. Now...where can I get my hands on 22 ukuleles?ReplyDelete
I was thinking about having a class talent show and letting my students show off their amazing talents. Most of my students either sing, play an instrument, speak another language, dance...etc.I think it'd be a total blast.
I love that you do this! Your kids must absolutely ADORE you. I mean, seriously, I can't think of a better way to "come together" as a group. TOO COOL!
Once again, you ROCK!!!
So sweet. I know they are so excited about their new talent! No, I don't play any instruments with my kids, but we sing all day. My poor, poor next door neighbors! Ha!ReplyDelete
This post makes me love you so much! I just adore the idea that they are playing instruments in second grade. It will change them forever.ReplyDelete
I was hoping to teach my first graders the recorder this year, but I don't know where to get a hold of 16 of them. How did you fund yours?
First in Maine
How cool! I love the Ukulele! I wish I knew how to play it...ok, I'd love to play any instrument. Ha. I'm so not musically-inclined though.ReplyDelete
How did you get enough Ukuleles for your class? I'd love to do something like that (teach students to play an instrument), but it'd never be allowed in the classroom here. It'd have to be part of music class. Do you have music class, or is that something you have to teach yourself? Sorry for all the questions! I'm just so intrigued! Your kiddos have an awesome teacher!
Primary Junction
WOW, I am SO impressed that you are taking this on with your students!ReplyDelete
Finally in First
That. Is. AWESOME. I want to be in your class!!!!ReplyDelete
You are such a fantastic teacher. I would have LOVED to learn the ukulele. What a fantastic experience.ReplyDelete
Ms. M
Ms.M's Blog
A Teacher's Plan
Wow!!! This is sooo cool! Playing ukuleles in class! Are they going to be doing a concert?!ReplyDelete
Creating & Teaching
Oh my word! How fun- you must be much braver, nicer, more patient, etc. etc. etc. than me haha! I bet your kids LOVE playing their instruments!ReplyDelete
Such cute ideas!!! Check out our blog for lots of FREEBIES and classroom photos!!! We have some new groundhog and Valentines day activities on there!!!ReplyDelete
This is adorable.ReplyDelete
How many of these do you have? One for each kiddo?
I do not play an instrument with my kids. But we sure do sing and dance a lot. :)
A Teeny Tiny Teacher
Wow, you are brave and are probably the world's most patient person. So cute!ReplyDelete
The School Supply Addict
I wish I had the opportunity to do this in class! Sadly, I don't think my administration would approve. I'll live vicariously through you. Maybe someday... In the meantime, I just sing every silly song I know and have lots of music in the background.ReplyDelete
Adorable! We have recorders in our room:-) Not sure which noise I would enjoy more.ReplyDelete
I just want you to know what wonderful memories you are creating with your students. I have very vivid and happy memories of my third grade teacher playing the auto harp with us each day. She would play and we would sing songs along with her. (And at least you didn't pick the recorder...I had a teacher neighbor select this one year in our open plan school; like nails on a chalkboard!).ReplyDelete
My great uncle plays the ukulele and has for about 75 years! I have fond memories of the music in his home.ReplyDelete
What a great idea!
Love this! I tagged you in a post by the way! Go to my blog @ www.classyconfessions.blogspot.com to see the post!ReplyDelete
I'm sending your blog to one of my dearest friends who teaches elementary music and would LOVE to teach her students how to play the Uke. Hers is titled Boomwhackers and Lipsmackers. http://hannahnomiddlenamelea.tumblr.com/ReplyDelete
I am so excited to read your post! I play the uke and you have inspired me to write a grant to get some for our kiddos! I have lots of questions for you. If you would like to email me my address is email@example.com
1. How do you teach them to play? Do you have a certain book or program?
2. I think your ukes are tuned differently than mine. The chords you posted were labeled differently, but I recognized the positions. Did you choose to tune that way because its easier to teach?
3. Where did you buy your ukes and what kind of shelving is that you have them on? It looks like a great way to store them.
4. How do you keep so many in tune?
5. Since you taught 1st last year, do you think it is something I could do with my firsties? Or do you think 2nd is the earliest they are ready?
Thank you so much for the info!! I appreciate it!
What materials did you use with the students? My vocal director and I were looking at getting ukeleles for our classes. I had taught guitars for my student teaching using the Essential Elements books but obviously those do not exist for ukes!ReplyDelete
I have been blog stalking you for awhile and now the ukuleles is making me a follower. Love your ideas.ReplyDelete
I would love to do this when I finally get a classroom of my own. I echo some of the same questions previously posed: Any particular reason you are teaching students to play an instrument (i.e. teachers are responsible for specials at your school)? Just hope I am hired at a school where this kind of creativity is encouraged! :)ReplyDelete
I'm from Hawaii (although live and teach in Montana now) and I play for my kindergarteners daily. It's my "magic flute" in the classroom and I can always rely on it to bring smiles to our day. Thanks for sharing - can't wait to hear more.ReplyDelete
Wow, My husband just sent me this link. He was very surprised to see someone else using the D6 tuning. We have been teaching ukulele in our schools for over 20 years now and it is definitely something the students enjoy. All 4 of our children are accomplished musicians, and they continue to play as adults. 3 of the 4 are teaching ukulele as well. Our daughter has started a Little Ukers program and has written 2 books for young children. My husband has written many songs and arranged others for our honor groups. This all resulted from someone introducing us to this little instrument at a workshop 25 years ago.ReplyDelete
If you are looking for materials, I have some classroom chord charts in my TpT store http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Ukulele-Chord-Charts-D6-tuning
You can also check out our ukulele website http://www.bcukulele.org/Pacifica_Ukes/juniorb.html to see what is happening in Campbell River with ukulele.
Ukuleles are a great instrument for young children because they are easy to handle and little people aren't afraid to try things with them. Congratulations for sharing this gift with your students.
Charlene/Diamond Mom
where can I find a cart like the one you are using to store ukuleles? I would love to have one for my classroomReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 29, 2014 at 4:16 PM
Do your kids tune them or do you?ReplyDelete
would love some info on your ukulele teaching... what kind and where did you purchase your instrumentsReplyDelete


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We will enter the lava tube through narrow cave entrances and find they open out to reveal an extraordinary scenery of lava formations and unexpected colors.
You will see natural stalactites and different rock formations making this an experience of majestic and almost indescribable beauty. The cave becomes wide and high in some places, with an even floor. However, the trip can also be tricky at times, since you need to crawl in a few places.
We recommend you wear good walking shoes, or hiking boots which are suitable for walking on uneven surfaces.
After exploring the lava tube, we will devote some time on the way back to Reykjavik to visit wooden racks where fish has been hung up. This is a traditional method of fish preservation, simply allowing the cold wind and sun to dry it. We call it harðfiskur or skreið, or in English it would be called stockfish. Dry fish, harðfiskur, has been a popular food in Iceland throughout the centuries and kept our ancestors alive through rough Icelandic winters. This stop is also a great photo opportunity
If you have any health issues which prohibit you from crawling and squeezing through tight spaces, perhaps these tours suit you better:
Duration: 3-4 hours (1,5-2 hours in the cave)
Operation: all year
Pick up time: 9.00-9.30
Included: pick up from your accommodation in Reykjavik, transport, guide, flash light, gloves & helmet
Bring with you: warm clothes and sturdy shoes or boots
Good to know before the tour: You will be walking on uneven surfaces and may need to crawl. This tour is not suitable for people who are claustrophobic or uncomfortable in tight spaces.
This tour can change depending on weather conditions, so this tour needs to be flexible. We are concerned about your safety.
Get ready for the action and don't forget your camera!
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The bones of the 14-foot-long, 250-pound Jurassic-Period dinosaur were discovered in northern Arizona in 1997. They are estimated to be 190 million years old.
Mrs. Butler is a major supporter of Austin-area arts organizations, including Ballet Austin and the Blanton Museum of Art, but I'm willing to bet she's never experienced Donor Recognition like this before!
For the full (and very enjoyable) story, click here.
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Published on June 16th, 2017 | by Merion3 comments
Difficulty levels for designers by Kate Atherley
As part of our Designer Academy series, Kate Atherley shares her insight on difficulty levels, and how to show skills needed in your pattern writing…
Most patterns in magazines have some sort of statement of difficulty level. Some publications use a numbered scale – 1 to 4 (sometimes it's a number of symbols, like skeins of yarn); others have names for the levels – e.g. "Beginner", "Intermediate", "Advanced", "Expert".
Although I am a firm believer in letting the knitter know what sort of knowledge a pattern might require – Do you need to know anything beyond beginner-level skills? Does it use any special techniques? – I don't think that the traditional ways of doing it are particularly helpful. The motivation behind such ratings makes sense: it's all about making sure the knitter is prepared for working the pattern. The problem is that it's basically impossible to group techniques, patterns or knitters into just three or four levels.
There is no clear agreement on what constitutes a beginner's level of skill. For example, I have knitting books that start new knitters right away with the long tail cast on, and others that don't teach this until much later on, starting novices off with the knitting-on or cable cast on methods. So does this mean that the long tail cast on is a beginner skill, or an intermediate skill? I've met knitters with many years' experience who have never worked the long tail cast on: does this mean they are still beginners?
Consider something like lace: some categorize any lace as an intermediate skill; others would say that simple lace is appropriate at a beginner level, more complex lace at an intermediate level. But what qualifies as "simple" lace? Even a distinction such as "one-sided" and "two-sided" isn't helpful: a one-sided lace with a large repeat, nupps and changing stitch counts is typically more of a challenge than a two-sided lace with a straightforward 2-stitch repeat.
And there's no consistency in the level of skills a knitter might have: I know knitters who are very skilled with cables, but have never worked lace. Does this mean that they shouldn't tackle a project marked "advanced"? There are many knitters who are highly skilled with projects worked flat, but less confident about working in the round – so even the plainest "beginners" hat pattern may test their abilities. There's no single agreed-upon learning path for knitters, so even if they have worked lots of stranded colourwork projects, you simply can't know what other skills they may or may not have.
Then there's the issue of the knitter's own perception of their skills. We're often very hard on ourselves, and likely to underestimate our own abilities. Every knitting teacher has heard things like: "Oh, no, I couldn't possibly make socks. I hear they're difficult, and I only know how to make sweaters." I've had a woman wearing the most beautifully executed cable-knit cardigan tell me she doesn't have nearly the experience to tackle a lace shawl. For beginners, the problem is sometimes the opposite: you don't know enough to know what you don't know, and therefore you can readily overestimate your abilities.
Then there's the subtle judgement of ratings that are phrased in terms of skill level. More than once I've encountered knitters who've told me that they won't consider a pattern marked "beginner", even if the project looks interesting to them, because they feel it isn't for them. And there are knitters who – despite many years of experience – would simply never feel confident to describe themselves as expert, and would therefore never look twice at a pattern marked "expert". (This is more common than you might think; knitters are humble.)
And even if we do know everything about the knitter's skill set, and the knitter knows exactly their level, the level a designer assigns a pattern might still not be accurate. After all, designers are typically very skilled knitters, and will have a very different sense of what is difficult or taxing!
So how to communicate a "difficulty" level without framing it that way?
The clearest way to communicate the knowledge or skills required to successfully execute a pattern is to list them!
For example:
- Knitters should be familiar with working cables and directional decreases.
- This pattern assumes experience working in the round on circular and double-pointed needles.
- This pattern uses the long tail cast on and lace pattern stitches.
(The list doesn't have to be exhaustive, of course. It's pretty safe to assume that if a knitter can work cables and directional decreases she'll know how to cast on and off, and knit and purl.)
Of course, if your pattern provides a tutorial on a specific technique – or a reference to one – then this doesn't need to be in the list. I have a brioche scarf pattern that's written specifically for brioche novices, so the skills required list says that knitter must be confident with increasing and decreasing, but nothing more.
And if your pattern provides a specific tutorial, say so: "Brioche skills not required; this pattern provides a detailed tutorial." This gives you an excellent thing to promote, allowing you to state that the pattern is ideal for knitters looking to learn a specific technique. Knitters are always looking for these sorts of patterns and projects.
No matter how you do it, making some kind of statement about what a pattern requires of the knitter is a win for everyone. The knitters are happier, as they're better able to choose a pattern that meets their needs and be successful with it. And designers can be confident that they will see more projects completed, with fewer calls for assistance. And if the pattern offers tutorials, you might even make more sales.
Last updated: June 9th, 2017.
3 Responses to Difficulty levels for designers by Kate Atherley
I enjoy knitting but a lot of the time I don't finish what I start,I have been knitting the same jumper now for 4 years,due to lack of time.
Nice commentary. I deal with it in my designs, and I'm not even published! (I like to design afghans based on traditional piecework quilts, deliberately working them out to be "TV friendly" mostly single crochet with a minimum of color changes–I tried to get my mom to beta-test my instructions, but "Two colors! Too complicated!" and she wouldn't even look through the instructions).
But I would suggest that "beginner" knitting is that which is too simple to fall into a more specific category, such as "lace" or "intarsia."
This is a very interesting and thoughtful article. When I was a beginner knitter I made my husband a cable sweater because I didn't know any better than to think I could. What would we do if we knew we could not fail? Be brave and try that "scary" pattern! The best thing about yarn is that it is reusable if we don't like the first attempt!
Thanks for this, it gives us all hope in the business of pattern choices!


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9 Volume Force Equipment Manufacturing Cost Analysis
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Amidst the entire break up rumours, Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris are still going rock solid.
Taylor and Calvin are welcoming the festive season in their own adorable way. The Shake It Off hitmaker took to Instagram on Wednesday and posted a photo of the two showing off their latest impressive creation- a snowman. Taylor's brother Austin also joined the celebrations.
The three of them looked stoic in the photograph yet in awe of their new creation.
Alongside the snap Taylor wrote: "Really proud of ourselves over here."
Standing either side of their snowman, Taylor and Calvin were fully wrapped up to escape the cold. They were seen enjoying their chilly playtime in the snow while her brother lay across the front of the snowman on the ground.
The 26 year old singer was dressed in all black and covered herself in a quilted jacket and finished her look with a red scarf and bobble hat with the words 'Rude Olph' written on it.
Her boyfriend Calvin was similarly covered up in an all black ensemble with a hood covering his head.
Calvin, it seems is spending his Christmas holidays with Taylor's family.
Before sharing their picture with the snowman, the superstar singer shared a photo of herself with her boyfriend rolling up the snow. Taylor is undoubtedly enjoying her time with Calvin and her family especially after coming home from her hectic 1989 World Tour which saw her continuously doing shows worldwide for the last seven months.
She finished the last leg of her tour on December 12 in Melbourne, Australia.
Taylor also spent her 26th birthday last week with Calvin and her family at a private residence in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, reports Mail Online.
Earlier this year rumours surfaced that the couple have broken up but Calvin took to Twitter and laid to rest all the rumours. "It's not going to be a "happy ending" for everyone I sue for defamation of character for all these bulls**t stories bye bye," Calvin tweeted.


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People in the U.S. spend about 10 percent of disposable income on food. And despite tough economic times, Americans are still dining out. About one third of every dollar spent on food is used at restaurants, according to WalletHub.
But not every foodie across the country has it easy.
WalletHub set out to find which cities keep your stomach full without breaking the bank—and those that may require a second mortgage to get some good grub.
Researchers analyzed 18 metrics including cost of groceries, number of restaurants per capita, grocery stores per capita, and the prevalence of affordable eateries. WalletHub then ranked 150 of the nation's most populous cities to find out the best and worst places to get your eat on.
The higher the city's overall score, the better it is for "tasty" and "wallet-friendly options," while cities lower on the list are deemed poor choices for those looking to find high quality food on a budget. Cities are also ranked on wallet friendliness and availability of options.
The data also revealed some interesting facts about individual cities. Did you know Garden Grove in Southern California has the highest number of ice cream shops per capita? And if you're looking for a great beer or glass of wine, head to straight to the Pacific Northwest which has the most wineries and craft breweries in the country.
Check out the top 10 best and worst foodie cities below and see if you agree with the data.
Best cities in America for foodies
1. Orlando, FL
2. Grand Rapids, MI
3. Madison, WI
4. Boise, ID
5. Cincinnati, OH
6. Reno, NV
7. New Orleans, LA
8. Austin, TX
9. Lexington, KY
10. Pittsburgh, PA
Worst cities in America for foodies
1. Henderson, NV
2. Toledo, OH
3. Fayetteville, NC
4. Montgomery, AL
5. Scottsdale, AZ
6. Fort Worth, TX
7. Anchorage, AK
8. New York, NY
9. Port St. Lucie, FL
10. Mobile, AL


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In contrast to image charts, which (as their name implies) are displayed as regular images, interactive charts are composed of dynamic graphics that are drawn using various browser facilities such as DHTML, Flash, Canvas, SVG, and VML. Typical interactivity includes scrolling, zooming, sorting, tool tips, and hover effects.
The drawing method employed is mostly transparent to the developer, as a well-written visualization will use the appropriate rendering method for the target browser. This is a great time-saver, allowing the developer to concentrate on the functionality and aesthetics of the charts rather than the minutiae of drawing them.
Interactive charts require the use of an external API, which you
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<script type="text/javascript" src="https://www.google.com/jsapi"></script>
The stages required to draw a chart using the visualizations API are as follows:
Load the general Google AJAX API.
Request the appropriate visualizations API.
When the visualizations API has loaded, prepare the data, and finally draw the chart into an element on the page.
The following code draws a chart using the same bakery sales data used earlier in the chapter:
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Titanium Award | Best in Show of 2017
Area 23 and the Mollie Biggane Melanoma Foundation/Mollie's Fund
Mr. Sun
This year's Titanium Award goes to the Gold winner of the Film or Video category — Area 23 and the Mollie Biggane Melanoma Foundation/Mollie's Fund for the film Mr. Sun.
Judges felt Mr. Sun distinguished itself as Best in Show for several reasons. Creatively, the agency's choice to reverse-engineer the effects of sunburn was a very powerful and unique storytelling technique to convey the hidden threat of melanoma and to motivate a new target audience — young parents — to ensure their kids wear sunscreen.
The 2017 chair of judges, Reaves West, associate director and GHH compliance training lead at Merck, praised Area 23 for creating inspired work around a high-profile therapeutic category. "They've changed the discussion around a disease," he noted.
Through its ongoing and masterful story-telling work for Mollie's Fund, Area 23 continues to build powerful and enduring brand equity that's helped the nonprofit educate millions of people about melanoma prevention.
Mr. Sun follows on the agency's Free Killer Tan campaign, which used the element of surprise, tanning bed caskets and other funeral props to confront young people with the deadly consequences of tanning. The multichannel campaign drove more than 120 million media impressions and 2 million video views.
"They've really been able to sustain the metrics," West added.
As of early August 2017, Mr. Sun had more than 2 million Facebook and YouTube views. A partnership with Act Responsible reached more than 130 million viewers across Europe. Earned U.S. media included a Today interview with the founders of Mollie's Fund, Jack and Maggie Biggane, that reached over 5 million viewers.
Honorable mentions include Havas Life NY's Can't Silence a Cure and Area 23's Without Warning for Depomed's Lazanda.


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Chess Commander is a next generation chess game for the PC. It has many features to make the classic game of chess even more enjoyable to play - including legal move display, realistic voices, orchestral soundtrack and board annotation. Chess Commander supports multiple computer opponents, free...
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Arena is a FREE available Graphical User Interface (GUI) for chess programs (engines) by Martin Blume. Arena runs on Win95, NT4 or higher Microsoft OS versions. Arena is compatible to Winboard protocol I, II and UCI protocol I, II. Furthermore, compatible to Chess960, DGT electronic chess board &...
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Net Chess is a powerful and flexible program that lets you play chess against a lot of computer players (chess engines), with friends and family on the same computer, via email or online directly connecting your computers over a local network or the Internet.
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HIARCS is clearly the strongest chess software for Apple Macintosh computers. We have combined this engine with the latest high quality Sigma Chess 6.1.4 GUI to produce the strongest and best featured chess software for the Apple Macintosh.This gives Macintosh owners the strongest chess engine...
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glChess is a 2D/3D chess game, where games can be played between a combination of human and computer players. glChess detects known third party chess engines for computer players. While now part of Gnome Games glChess has a long history...
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Watch live chess and learn from the best players. Observe high rated chess games being played on the Free Internet Chess Server (FICS). Choose Blitz or Standard and see how the top players think. Never get bored by blunder-free chess engines. The Free Internet Chess Server (FICS), with over...
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DISCo Commander is a file manager for Windows.
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EF Commander Lite for Windows is a complete file manager for the Windows desktop.
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This software will analyze your web pages and help you optimize them for top search engine ranking, then it will submit them to the search engines. Use the reporter to keep updated on all your search engine rankings. Also included: page generator, page critic, upload manager, traffic analyzer and...
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ISO Commander is a CD-ROM image file utility that can extract/edit/create ISO files directly, make bootable CDs and may also be used as a ISO,BIN,NRG etc. converter/extractor/editor.
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Chinese Chess ,or XiangQi is perhaps the most popular board game in the world.
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I was a sugar tooth through my 20's! I loved sweets and anyone who did life with me during that decade can probably recall my endless trips to TCBY or Ben & Jerry's. However somewhere along the way my tastes changed and now, at 43, I will usually take salty food over sweets any day.
But there are still times that sweet treats call my name.
Given the summer heat, the influx of ice cream pics on my social media feed and (well, hormones) this morning I wanted a something cold, sweet and yummy.
I went to make the Peaches and Vanilla AIP Smoothie that I made the other day but I stumbled upon magical wonderfulness that is a tremendous upgrade to the recipe.
I must share!
I had refrigerated several cans of coconut milk for a few days. When you refrigerate coconut milk the top portion turns into a thick coconut cream. It was ~ 1/2 – 2/3 of the can. I also used a bag of frozen peaches (2 cups).
1 Can Refrigerated Coconut Milk (use the cream and the liquid milk)
2 Cups Sliced Peaches (if they are not frozen, add ice to your shake)
1 Tbsp Maple Syrup
1 Tbsp Vanilla
Pinch of Sea Salt
Pour ingredients into blender and mix on high
1/4 Cup Almonds — slice (**Leave the almonds out of this for AIP)
1/4 Cup Raw, Unsweetened Coconut Flakes
Pinch of Sea Salt
Roast almonds, coconut flakes and sea salt in 1/2 teaspoon of ghee or coconut oil on stove top in pan (simple–that is how I did it)
Dark Cherries for added benefit of ant-inflammatory, pain-relieving properties (plus–extra yum)
**Note to Miraineurs**
Almonds, like all nuts can be migraine triggers.
I am able to tolerate 1/4 cup of them a few times a week. But I had to avoid them for 6 months before re-introducing them. I cannot use gelatin, whey, almond butter, soy, or other proteins that are often used in smoothies. You might find that a small amount of almonds are a "safe" protein for you also.
**To you Migrane Sufferers**
I am working on a blog post that addresses the things that I have found helpful in managing my migraines. After living with them for 20 years, I have literally tried almost everything out there.
The post I am working on is pretty extensive as I want it to be helpful to you.
For now, I want to let you know that there is a book that I have turned to more times than I can count since it's release in 2002. Of all the migraine books that I have read, I think that Heal Your Headache by Dr. David Buccholz provides the best education on migraines, treatment options (including natural), triggers and how to identify personal triggers.
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Hi, I'm Suzie. I became interested in genealogy in 2007 after my father died.
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Monday, February 23, 2015
Fitness Fashion
12 comments:
Oh my goodness. SO obsessed with that TB FitBit I had no idea that they made trendy ones!ReplyDeleteReplies
They have a little necklace version, too!Delete
I highly recommending joining in the FitBit trend! I understand your reservation, but let me just say that I absolutely love mine! I write about it often, but here is my original post to share my thoughts a few months into owning mine- you might find it helpful!ReplyDelete
Going to read that post right now! Thanks for the input :)Delete
that lululemon "wild" tank is so cool!ReplyDelete
xo, Maddy
Isn't it?! I went to yoga today and was kind of sad that I don't own it... I'm about to order it right now!Delete
I'm in love with your blog! It was so interesting to read your posts and also I'd like to say that you have beautiful photos!ReplyDelete
I'll be happy to see you in my blog!)
p.s. new post - how I met Victoria Beckham http://www.dianacloudlet.com/2015/02/victoria-beckham-zip-pouch-met-victoria-beckham.html
Diana Cloudlet
Love everything!! Fashion always makes fitness more fun!!ReplyDelete
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Totally agree! XoDelete
Option number five is SO cute, it's exactly the type of thing I would love to wear at the gym :) I think my main gym essential is comfortable leggings!ReplyDelete
xoox, SS
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I LOVE my fitbit (I compete with my boss we get really into it), but be careful about the Tory Burch bracelets, I went to buy mine and there were too many reviews about the clasp not staying shut. I'm waiting for them to come out with a newer version. :(ReplyDelete
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Prepared by Johnson & Wales University's Max Sanger10oz package frozen raspberries2 Tbsp white sugar2 Tbsp orange liqueur1-3/4 cups heavy whipping cream6oz white chocolate, chopped1 drop red food coloringProcess berries in a blender or food processor until smooth. Strain mixture into a small bowl and discard seeds. Add sugar and liqueur, stirring until sugar dissolves. Makes 1 cup of sauce.
In a heavy saucepan over low heat, warm 1/4 cup cream and white chocolate, stirring constantly until chocolate melts. Let mixture cool to lukewarm. Stir in 1 Tbsp of raspberry sauce, along with food coloring. Transfer to large bowl. In medium bowl, whip remaining 1-1/2 cup cream until soft peaks form. Fold into melted chocolate mixture, one-third at a time, until no streaks remain.Layer into parfait dishes and serve with sauce. May also be used to fill or ice a cake.


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|Other artist(s): take Five. This venue later became the Fillmore East. Not sure what set Schoolgirl was played in. From: Walter Karmazyn Newsgroups: rec.music.gdead Subject: 28 YEARS AGO tODAY 12/27/67, a RECOLLECTION Date: 27 Dec 1995 20:25:06 GMT OK, so flame me if I'm off by a day, but I think not. In those days I used to hang out in the East Village and as an Xmas present to myself, I bought a sitar from this store on E 9th St called the House of Musical traditions. By the time the owner had given me a free lesson, it was near or after 8pm and I realized that I wouldn't have time to drop off my new instrument and still make it over to the Village theater (later the Fillmore East) to catch the early show with the dead. Ticket prices at the Village in those days were $2.50, 3.50 and 4.50 and the seats in the pit were removed for dancers, so you could pay 2 and a half bucks to hang out and dance in front of the folks with the $4.50 tickets. This didn't help me any as I had only pocket change after my big purchase. I had seen the Dead 3 times previous, twice at the Cafe Au Go Go and in tompkins Sq Park back in june, so of course I had to go to both shows tonight. On the way over to the gig, I bumped into a couple of friends who didn't have any money either and decided it was too cold to hang on the Street and they'd come along to the show. I could've walked an elephant down 2nd Avenue that night and gotten less attention than my sitar, which I was carrying over my shoulder. Seems everybody heard of them but never saw one up close. Must've shown it off to a dozen people who stopped me along the 3 block walk to the theater. When we got there, we found a few more folks who also had a desire to see the band and a lack of money. No Problem, we say. Follow us. On 6th St., there was this door that was open and you went up a flight of stairs, if you took a right you were at the East Village Other offices and if you took a left, you were in this room full of circuit breakers, went through a door and were in the foyer of the ladies room in the balcony. This was a well known secret among some of us locals and we had caught a fair number of free shows this way. I guess somebody discovered that the door was unlocked, as tonight it was locked tight. Disaster. Back down to 6th st., pull down the ladder to the fire escape for the balcony and head on up in hopes of getting somebody inside to pop the door. Not only no luck, but we got the distinct feeling that this old fire escape was going to come down if we hung out much longer. After a hasty retreat, we are at our wits end. Short of storming the gate (which we weren't into), it seems that we are left out in the cold, so to speak. Things were looser in those days, esp when it wasn't crowded, so the 6 or so of us duck into the lobby to warm up and see if we could con the lone ticket taker. I notice him looking at my sitar so I immediatly sit down about 6 feet from him and start to strum. Over he comes. "Farout man, a sitar!", etc. Over his shouolder I see my co conspiritors walking into the theater. He suddenly remembers he's working and turns around to catch the action and goes running after them. Job done, i sling my instrument over my shoulder and walk right in. I don't think he tried too hard, as I saw most everybody who walked in during the course of the evening. No, I don't remember the set list, only that Pig did a bitchin Schoolgirl and at the end of the first show one of the band said if we wanted to stay for the late show we were welcome to, and another one (Weir?) said "yeah we didn't sell any tickets for that one either." Anybody out there at that show? Anybody remember taking part in our "creative" gatecrashing? BTW, in my 28 years almost to the day of seeing the Dead, 6/67-6/95, that was the only time I ever crashed the gate. I did see the guy i conned later that evening and he just looked at me smiled and shook his head, so i guess he was more impressed with our creativity than pissed about our getting in. It was cold outside, and things were looser in those days.
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Odeya Rush is an Israeli-American television and film actress, perhaps best known for her lead role in the 2014 film The Giver, which earned her a Teen Choice Award as Breakout Star of 2014. Enjoy Odeya Rush's best quotes below.
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For many of us, checking the weather first thing in the morning is just part of our daily routine. It's nice to know how the weather is going to turn out, and it helps us plan the rest of our day. Meteorologists know this, of course, and they do their best to provide us with the most accurate forecast according to the data they're given.
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Support FAQ > Using Visual KPI > Can standard Excel expressions/equations be used in the Visual KPI Designer?
Microsoft Excel supports hundreds of functions, equations and variable types. Since Visual KPI Designer is built as an add-in to Excel, it is natural to assume that you can use any of the Excel functions when building equations for an Attribute like "Actual" or "High High." However, since the Visual KPI Designer is the front-end authoring-only tool for Visual KPI, this assumption would be wrong. Here is how it really works when you use a Microsoft Excel function in Visual KPI:
- You can use any Excel equation to build complex value results in any cell of Visual KPI Designer, and you will see the results in the cell. You can save the spreadsheet using the Excel Save command and all of your Excel functions are preserved in the cells.
- Once you save the results to the Visual KPI Server (using the Save button in the Document Actions pane) ALL Excel calculations are converted to the VALUE in the cell and saved in Visual KPI as the resulting number, string, date, etc.
- Visual KPI immediately reads back the result and overwrites the equations in the cells with the VALUES that were just stored in the Visual KPI database.
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Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Yesterday i went back to work my first time since i has Zane and know I realize how out of shape I got in just seven weeks. It was exhausting and a little hard. I now know why Zane was really health he got a work out every day. I get to go back again today and I hope that i might take it a little slower so that maybe I'm not so exhausted by the end of the middle of work again. I did enjoy going back, how ever I really think it was because my son was being watched by his dad not some stranger.
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Pacquiao-Bradley Aftermath:
Subliminal, Controversial, Good For Boxing
It's been nearly a week since the world was stunned by Timothy Bradley's shocking split decision over boxing legend Manny Pacquiao last Saturday night from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The upset victory, which awarded Bradley the Filipino icon's World Boxing Organization (WBO) welterweight title, has been the talk of the town nearly everywhere over the past week.
Pacquiao's promoter, Bob Arum, has since pushed the WBO to review the controversial decision in hopes of obtaining "clarity" regarding the judging of the fight. However, the decision will more than likely stand considering that's how the sport of boxing operates.
Sure, the decision was unfair, unjust, whatever you wish to call it. But let's get a few things straight.
Contrary to what's been written post-fight, the bout wasn't completely one-sided and Pacquiao's loss will not hurt boxing in the long run.
HBO's unofficial ringside judge, Harold Lederman, scored the bout 119-109 while every HBO commentator similarly had Pacquiao winning a lopsided bout.
But did Pacquiao really deserve to win a lopsided bout?
According to Jerry Roth, the lone judge that had Pacquiao defeating Bradley 115-113, people watching the bout on television may have been influenced by Lederman and the HBO commentating crew.
Many feel Roth raises a valid point.
Casual viewers watching the bout at home or at a sports bar are not going to sit with pen and pad in hand prepared to score each round individually. Hence, most use Lederman as a gauge to determine how the bout is playing out. Therefore, if by fight's end, Lederman is communicating to the world that a bout isn't the least bit close, anything other than a decision for his "winner" will be perceived as a great travesty.
Overall, Lederman is a solid judge, but he is far from perfect as his scorecards have been quite enigmatic in the past. Saturday was one of those nights.
HBO's lead commentator Jim Lampley is notorious for waving his cheerleading Pom Poms towards the HBO house fighter. Lampley often gives most rounds to the HBO favorite and at times takes it a step further by giving that fighter credit for punches he didn't land. Saturday night proved to be more of the same from him.
Do those things influence the audience? Can they be subliminal? Without a doubt.
In fact, HBO's fight night brainwashing worked on me. And keep in mind that I have been analyzing the sport of boxing for nearly fifteen years.
On fight night I scored the bout 9-2-1 in favor of Pacquiao. After a second look, without the HBO commentary playing in the background, I scored the bout 7-4-1 in favor of Pacquiao. If I give that even round to Bradley, my scorecard reads 7-5.
That's hardly one of the worst decisions of all-time.
Perhaps the worst part of it all, according to boxing pundits, is how Bradley's unexpected victory has seemingly thrown a wrench into a potential Mayweather-Pacquiao bout. They contend this is yet another black eye for boxing.
I beg to differ.
The rematch will be bigger than Saturday's bout by a significant margin. Bradley is now a certified name, a charismatic fighter who performed fairly well when he was finally given his shot at the big time. And of course, Pacquiao's hardcore legion of fans will rally behind him, vehemently demanding justice in a return bout.
By all accounts, November 10 will be the day these two meet again. Both stand to make significantly more money through live gate and pay-per-view sales. The boxing fan's interest will be stronger than ever.
Now that doesn't seem too bad for the state of boxing, does it?
That said, note to self: In preparation for the rematch, keep a good pen and pad close and turn that volume down. Yes, it will likely be one of those nights again.
Fight-TV would like to thank our guest writer Brute Boxer for this report