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Women's Tennis Ready for Challenge
Missouri Western's tennis season is underway, and things are already looking up from last year.
The 2010 tennis season is well behind coach Ron Selkirk and his team. The season is over; done; finished. The 2011 season has started and there could not be better news surrounding the tennis team.
Last year, finishing with a record of 0-7 in the conference and 3-15 overall, Western did not look anywhere near a team ready for the MIAA tournament. They drew the number one seed, Northwest Missouri, and was ousted 5-0.
In just the first two weeks of competition for the 2011 season, Western has won two games, just one less than the total of last season, and already looks more competitive. This is definitely something coach Selkirk can build on.
"We're doing pretty good," Selkirk said. "I would have liked to have been (undefeated), but they're things to build on."
Western defeated Lincoln (Mo.) on Feb. 25, a team they lost to 8-1 a year ago. Not only did Western get payback against Lincoln, but they also took care of Morningside 7-2, a team that they defeated last year.
Senior Mindy Buschbom, who is planning on majoring in physical education, knows this is her last year and is ready for the rest of the season.
"I want to win more games," Buschbom said. "For me personally I want to win more singles and doubles."
Buschbom did not play on the team last year but will be looked at as a leader for her final season. She was not eligible to play last year becaue of credit hours. Being back on the team is great for Western because she will add to the team.
"I like everyone; we all get along," Buschbom said. "We are all like the same person. As for the coach, he is a great coach. He's always getting us feed back on what to do."
Western has a favorable schedule early on. They already defeated two of the four teams they played. They lost 7-2 to Johnson County Community College, a team that finished 4-11 in the regular season last year before making a run for the Region 6 title, taking second. Now they play Emporia State, who finished 6th in the conference last season, and Baker University.
The schedule gets tougher in the middle of the year, as Western has to travel to Iowa to play Graceland University, go to Maryville to play last years regular season conference champions Northwest and also go to Topeka to play the defending conference tournament champions Washburn University.
"Playing the conference as a whole, it's tough; there are some good teams so good competition," Selkirk said.
Western has four freshman who were not part of last years dismal season. This includes Erin Ward, Sophia Robertson, Katherine Guinn and Katie Field. Continuing down the roster, Western has the only sophomore on the team, Nicole Kerr and junior Alecia Jenkins. Western has two seniors, the aforementioned Buschbom and Sarah Hatten, a public relations major who transferred to the team after attending the University of Oregon.
Last season, Selkirk talked great about how well Hatten played during her single's matches. If she can continue donig that this season, she will help Western get more wins.
According to the MIAA website, the women's tennis division did not have one team finish in the regional rankings last year. However, Selkirk thinks there is great competition for his team this year.
"We beat Lincoln so we're already 1-0," Selkirk said. "That is a good thing; getting the monkey off our back because we finally won a conference game."
Look for Western to rebound from a poor 2010 season and gain great experience from a young team in 2011. With leadership from both Buschbom and Hatten, as well as quailty play, Western is capable of upsetting some teams. If they can do that then the 2011 season will be much more enduring and easier to manage than the year before.


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It's been almost a year since I've been up here preaching, and that's because it's been a busy year at the RMIT University Spiritual Centre and Chaplaincy. Since 2004 St. Peter's and the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne have renewed their presence and support for the Chaplaincy at RMIT and it's paying off nicely as our ministries of liturgy, education, pastoral care, prophesy and presence grow and mature. In the last year, my third as Senior Chaplain, our interfaith and ecumenical team has grown from three to nine ministers and it looks like we might grow to eleven or twelve in the coming year. This, as well as teaching an RMIT class on Religion, Globalization and Conflict and a class on Spirituality and Prayer at the Theological School at Trinity College, makes some new and exciting connections between our parish and nearby tertiary institutions to the benefit of all.
But one of the reasons I love working at RMIT came two weeks ago when I led a morning discussion on "Spirituality and Customer Service". I will readily admit it sounds very California, even Byron Bay; but talking about how we can practice the present of the present moment in everything we do can be an important conversation that cuts across all kinds of spiritualities, religions or lack of religion, hinging on the common hope that there just might be the possibility or dimension of holiness, integrity, justice and love in the center of the universe; and if there is, how we can respond to it in the present moment, how we can make that moment a present. It's always surprising to me to see how many people respond to that, as if almost everyone has a secret hunch that the world is lit from within, brought forth and enlightened by love, and that's often where our chaplaincy meets the world at RMIT.
That's also a good place to start this Sunday, when we celebrate the lay ministries that proceed from St. Peter's Eastern Hill, while the church season curves from Pentecost into Advent, the Sunday of Christ the King, Christ the Good Shepherd, Christ the coming child, who will give birth to a new innocence and a new beginning in the very middle of our lives. It's a good time too to consider why we're here. Philip Larkin wrote that people come to church because they need a place to "to take themselves more seriously", but I think there's more to that; perhaps we're also here to find a serious centre, a touchstone, a founding place and focus to take up our calling as the ministry of the laity, the people of God, taking us out again to a world made new by what we see here, do here, made new by what we take out of this place, bit by bit by bit.
Some years ago an English theologian wrote about "God shaped events" that happen in every human life: instances of creativity, redemption, blessed surprise, sparking in the middle of the larger community; when the world ignites with connection, compassion, wisdom, justice, love. We come here to see those consistent God-shaped events continuing over time, shining brightly in the life of Jesus, a moving pattern of the will and the love of God in the middle of our lives, lighting up the whole world; a kind of keynote address of the Word made Flesh, a cornerstone for our remembering, but we also come here to become what we see! We come to eat and drink, to take in the refreshment and renewal of Christ, in order to be recalled and reminded, in order to serve as Gods' continuously renewed presence in the larger world.
It's a two sided action, we come here to take it in, so that we can take it out there on the road and live it out. As Richard Holloway, the former Primate of Scotland, writes, it's the difference between orthodoxy (right belief)and orthopraxy (right action). And trying to keep the two sides together is not easy, working to close the connection between what we say and what we do. Again, that's why we're here. In Jesus Christ, God does what he says. In the life, teachings, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus we see the word spoken, acted out, done to death and rising in glory - the full story of the shepherd giving his life for the sheep. And we are baptized and co-missioned to be shepherds as well, so that's our path, to go on in our own way.
For the ministry of laypeople (those of us baptized as children or adults, who affirm those baptismal vows every time we receive communion), that ministry is - like Jesus' - highly personal; has to do with being who we are and where we are in the present moment. Being a word made flesh here has to do with being a particular servant, a one of a kind friend, a contemporary shepherd, and a sign of God's outpouring love in every field where we meet God's people. Spirituality and Customer Service might be one model for that, but there are other ways as well.
Some 20 years a film called "Wings of Desire," was set in Berlin before the wall had fallen. There were angels stationed all over the city doing errands and acts of mercy, spending their days touching people in trying times, sending encouraging messages, being secret signs of hope. Other times they would meet in unlikely places to recall what happened that day: once in a closed library, another time in an empty Mercedes showroom: sharing stories of holy, ordinary day to day encounters, seen clearly in light of their great hope, encouraging human beings, enlightening in love
That's another definition of our ministry, as well as why we need both to have and to be church, be here together in the back of the Mercedes convertible, remembering the how and the who and the why of it. That's why this place needs to be special, why the smells and bells, words and music all matter, so that we recall how to teach the world to sing, so we can help the world remember how well it's made, and why, to what end, That's both the gift we receive and the gift we give: the present of the present moment. enlightening God-shaped events and opportunities in the middle of everywhere.
But there's a paradox, for just as this place, and what we do here, needs to be lofty, lifting the mind and heart high with high liturgy and appropriate ceremonial; so the way we practice out there needs to be casual, almost undercover angels in mufti,; no major heroic action, no stained-glass vocabulary, no Bible in the right hand or Prayer Book in the left; no special clothes, nothing particularly noteworthy: nothing really except loving the world as God loves it. As people in the American South put it, it's a "down-home" thing, nicely homely, shepherding the people that God shepherds, people you meet in your own way, being that message in all that you say or do as an ongoing exercise of very small intentions and attentions, God-shaped events extending over time, small beginning, little advents, shepherding good news. In all this, nothing special, no smells and bells, sometimes boring, going by rote, working with no clear directionals, with sometimes boring sheep, unthankful flocks, noisy, lonely, hungry, undervalued, imprisoned people who might just be angels and messengers of grace as much as us.
So we come together this Sunday, as the Church turns a corner to a new beginning, to claim the ministries that happen where we meet the world, in all our lives: family, children, partners and parents and pets, employers, employees, enemies and friends, pains and pleasure, past and potential; our longest shadow and our deepest yearning. Absolutely everywhere we walk with God, shepherding with God, creating, redeeming, and sanctifying every moment in time, every instant of the present. That is why I think we are here.
So I now ask you to stand, and remain standing for a little while. We always stand for the Gospel, and today we respond to that Gospel by remembering where we stand, and what we stand for, in our daily life, the places where we represent Christ. So take a moment and remember, in your life and ministry, where you stand for Christ, and when the Vicar asks you to come forward for a blessing on that ministry, stand at the altar rail and present your lives as a reasonable and holy and living sacrifice to God: remembering that Gospel, and all that God gives you in the present of the present moment. Please give it all up as a right and take it back as a gift and as a ministry of God. Be the body of Christ that you are and take up your ministry today.

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It's taken me...two hours?..to work out how to create this blog profile!! I'm a numpty when it comes to computers. I thought I'd begin this new venture by saying a very English 'hello!' (high pitched excited voice!) and uploading some recent work from the last year of uni. Once I've finished sorting my bedroom and retrieved all my stuff from the car, I'll be able to make space for my desk and try to be creative again. (Although I have to admit, it's been nice to have a bit of a break after the stress of the final year of uni!) Hope you like my work..feel free to comment.


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Can anyone read Japanese?
Not quite sure how the boys will feel being surrounded by pink doilies, but whatever ;)
Here are a few more shots used in their campaign for The Bachelor Pad. These guys make me laugh so much!
(ps) I googled Japanese phrases, I think the title (Toire wa doko desu ka?) says "where is the Toilet?". See, you learn something by visiting my blog. Those are essential phrases to learn in the event you need to use the ladies (or men's) room in Japan.


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My regular card stock was too heavy and I didn't get nice folds so I decided to go with construction paper that a friend gave me several years ago.
First I made a collage of different ocean photos I had taken to use for my cut out hearts. I didn't want to waste paper by printing out individual prints and wasn't sure what portion or photos I was going to use. I decided to cut a heart out of the sunset photo for the front and took a scrap of the construction paper to stamp and emboss the mini hearts on.
For my hearts I used a heart stencil for tracing them onto my prints after I decided what sections I wanted to use. After cutting the hearts out the fun began. The umbrella is stamped on plastic from a page protector and colored with sharpie markers on the back. The adhered with Tombow adhesive. It is the only adhesive I've found which will not show adhering down plastic or vellum. The starfish is stamped on deli paper and colored with a pencil on the back side. The flip flops and chair were stamped on pattern paper.
It took me longer to figure out how I was going to do this project than to actually do it. I left my heart at the ocean.
Before closing today I want to thank the owners of Just For Fun Rubber Stamps for allowing me to be a Design Team Member this last year. It has been a pleasure working with the unique and excellent quality stamps. I also want to thank our fearless leader Roni who did a great job of keeping us all on track. Please next month give the new design team members a warm welcome.


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It's unofficially summer and I couldn't be happier! I have a lot of great feelings about what June will bring, let alone the entire summer. I thought I'd share with you all my goals for the month. I'm hoping it will hold me a little more accountable...
June Goals
- Finish a baby album for my friend
- Her first baby is due in early July. I need to get this album going!
- Read It Starts with Food
- I've been looking into the Whole30 program a bit thanks to Katie Jaeger over at My Life As Kate. I will have a separate post about my thoughts on this whole program. Be on the lookout.
- Prepare for Whole30
- You can also find my Pinterest board documenting recipes, blog posts, motivation and all things Whole30.
- Be more involved with Just Two Midwest Girls scrap challenge
- Kelly has been amazing with stepping up and taking over launching our new blog and updating our Facebook page. Since this whirlwind of an adventure Mr. Sweet and I have taken on with selling our house and looking for a new one (if you want to read a little more about our house selling adventure, read this post), Kelly has been so helpful with taking on both of our roles. Thank you Kelly!
- Get back to blogging!
- I have not been the best at blogging lately. Not only are we trying to move (which is SOOO time consuming), but I'm trying to reevaluate the content of my blog as well. I would like to get back to posting 3 times a week. I'm hoping to work out a topics/ideas list and posting schedule.
There you have it: my goals for the month. I tried not to overextend myself, as is a common theme in my goal-setting. I feel like these are all pretty doable tasks to achieve in 30 days (well, I guess 27 days now).
What are your goals for June? Or do you set goals for the summer in general?


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Pictures: Funding for the Monitor Project returns
The Mariners' Museum reopened its giant USS Monitor conservation lab this week after the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration -- which administers the Monitor National Marine Sanctuary -- agreed to provide a one-year funding allocation of $200,000. The lab had been closed in January due to funding cuts.
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It was a close race, but this Sun-dried Tomato-Basil Risotto was the most requested this week. For those of you who voted for the Pumpkin-Parsley Risotto, stay tuned - it will get posted before the weekend. Promise.
But back to this ridiculously good risotto. The Bear was highly skeptical when he saw the ingredients on the counter and I have to admit, I wasn't expecting it to be all that interesting either. But I had just found this recipe (and I hadn't gone to the market to get anything else) so we tried it out.
This risotto is amazing. I can't remember the last time we dropped so many F-bombs in the kitchen - and I mean that in the best possible way.
Sun-Dried Tomato-Basil Risotto with Balsamic Vinegar
Courtesy of La Vita Saporita
Serves 4
5 cups vegetable broth
2 small tomatoes, peeled and chopped (about 1-1/2 cups)
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 yellow onion, finely chopped
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped or pressed
1-1/2 cups (250g) arborio rice
1 cup red wine
4-5 sun-dried tomatoes (about 3 oz), cut into bite size pieces
1-1/2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
3 tablespoons flat-leaf parsley, chopped
salt & pepper to taste
20 fresh basil leaves, cut into thin strips (chiffonade)
Pour the veggie broth into a saucepan and add the chopped tomatoes. Bring to simmer and reduce to warm, but don't take it off the heat. It's important that the cooking liquid is always hot to facilitate the starch release.
While that's happening, warm the olive oil in a heavy-bottomed pot over medium heat. Add the onion with a teaspoon of salt - this will soften the onion and keep it from browning. Then add the garlic and saute until soft.
Next, add the rice and stir with a wooden spoon until the rice is thoroughly coated and becomes translucent. Nicely toasted rice is another secret to great risotto.
Add in a cup of red wine (and pour one for yourself while you're at it) and stir until the liquid is absorbed. Then add a cup of the broth and tomatoes and stir. And stir. And sip. And stir some more.
When the broth has been absorbed, add another cup and keep stirring until the liquid has again been absorbed. Feel free to pour yourself another glass of wine. Call your mom. Make out with your husband. But whatever you do, keep stirring.
Continue adding the broth a cup at a time. When the rice starts to soften (test a couple of grains after 2-3 cups), stir in the sun-dried tomatoes then continue adding rest of the broth (a cup at a time) and stir-stir-stirring until the rice is al dente (tender but slightly firm in center).
When the rice is nice and creamy, stir in the last cup of broth along with the balsamic vinegar. When these have been mostly absorbed, remove from heat, add the chopped parsley and season with salt and pepper to taste. The traditional texture is all'onda (wavy). It should spread out easily, but not have a watery perimeter so be sure not to cook the liquid out completely.
Risotto should be served and eaten immediately or it will continue to cook itself in its own heat which will dry it out and make the grains too soft.
Spoon onto individual plates or bowls, garnish with the basil chiffonade (
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Andra was a female Human native from Telos IV.
She was the founder and sole member of the Preserve Our Wild Endangered Resources Party, and with the aide of the criminal Denetrus, she helped Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi foil Xanatos' plot to bring Offworld Mining Corporation onto Telos. She later married Denetrus and, with the Chun family, helped develop the BioCruiser.
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I have already seen some breathtaking examples of healthcare blogging colleagues who have stormed into the new year with the next 12 months' activities seemingly already mapped out.
I'll level with you.
I don't.
What I do have is a fistful of concepts scrawled on a print out of a yet another set of ideas that I drafted in November and keep meaning to transcribe into Evernote.
I will attend to them today now that the working year begins in earnest, and perhaps develop one or two.
What I do intend to carry into the new year is a commitment to continual innovation.
If I have learned anything in the last six months, it is the fact that our working environment is now an eternal present, and it is always later than you think: this is the era of the permanent reboot.
In the last decade, I have seen project timelines shrink from years to months.
In the last year, I have seen them further diminish to weeks.
I am now reading about campaigns that are developed, executed, and bring immediate returns in days, even hours.
Few companies other than those that are true pure play digital enterprises can conduct their businesses in near-real time.
Few companies that do not begin to consider the strategic benefits of incorporating near-real time elements into the tactical activities of their enterprise are going to end this decade in good shape.
Reset. Rethink. Renew.
Happy new decade.


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This week was a good one. I know I say this every week but the members in UH are probably some of the best members I have ever met ever. I just love them!!! And I love UH.
This week we did a lot of fasting and praying. We have really been searching for people to teach, and for things to happen in people's lives that would change their hearts enough to want to meet with us. We had a really cool experience just yesterday. We had just ended our fast and we had trakting on plan. I love trakting, but I don't like it very much. So it was a little hard to go back out after we had had a little break in the apartment, but one of my companions, Sister Graham said that when we don't feel like doing something that is when we should do it. So we went out.
The first door we trakted into was this little old lady. She had a really hard life. She was 88 years-old and her daughter committed suicide right when she finished high school so the woman had once believed in God but stopped. She said that she was doing everything-- going to church, praying, everything but after her husband died she couldn't believe in a righteous God anymore. It was so sad. She didn't have very much interest in the Gospel, but she asked where we were from and I said South Carolina and she started to laugh. Last Christmas she visited America and went to South Carolina. She started to talk about Charleston and I said YES that's so close to where I'm from and then she said Summerville. I was in shock. I said that is my place. To je muj misto. Her friend that she was visiting lives in Summerville, SC!! In that moment I really knew that Heavenly Father loved me and this lady I was talking to so much!!! She doesn't have much interest in the gospel, but we are going to go back and bring her something next week. She is a special person. We all are!!! I just love that God loves us enough to give us shout-outs from Heaven that show us we aren't alone and he has interest in our lives.
I also had an epiphany yesterday that someone is getting baptized this transfer. It seems a little strange because we haven't been teaching very many people, but I just know it. UH is so close to being a ward and so close to getting an actual building built here. IT IS SO CLOSE. Someone will be baptized from UH in the next 3 weeks. Just you wait and see.
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Writing is something I never wanted to do when I was younger. I always put off to the last-minute anything that had a due date. I always needed to feel the pressure before I bothered to put pen to paper. Looking at myself now? I cannot believe the amount I have written in the last few years! Now? Now, I am a writer.
Writer? What does that mean? This is a blog, after all. Aren't we all writers? Maybe. For me, it's having that impulse, desire, can't stop what I'm doing, have to finish, feeling of putting thoughts on a screen. That uncontrollable urge to share my thoughts, my desires, my dreams. It's an obsession of sorts.
I started writing as an outlet, a way to speak. My muteness in my life was killing me and I needed a way out. As I carefully began to write, as I began to edit everything that came out of my mind, I began to see that my writing was still stifling me. I was still unwilling to be vulnerable; I was unwilling to be honest with myself. I feared what others might say or think, and I had no strength for rebuttal and no knowledge of how to deflect anything negative. It was hard.
Then I started letting myself breathe more. I began writing only to myself. I began being honest and vulnerable, with the knowledge that no one would ever read it. Occasionally I'd put something I liked out in public, or I'd find myself editing something more personal and put it out there. Slowly I began to trust myself and I began to write more often.
I began to be a writer. I began to love my writing. I was finally finding my voice and it hurt. It was a wonderful pain, though; the pain of growing. I began to love the challenge and my words began to flow. Writing has become such an outlet for me now that I would rather, sometimes, to sit on my computer for hours than do anything else. When I write, time is still, meaningless, years go by in my mind. Sometimes I am only a child, others I am here as I am now. Time has no meaning at all. When I write, nothing else matters.
Now? Now I remain vulnerable but I am willing to put some of it out there. Now I am truly letting the unknown masses see peaks into my soul. It's scary, it's frightening, it's often terrifying, but I keep doing it. Why? Why do I put myself out there? By being honest, others may find the courage to do so as well. By living into me; I give others room to be authentic. When I am able to give words to something tragic, when I am able to give others their voice, it makes all of my fears and tears worth it.
Writing? Is it worth it? Yes.
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A while back, a girl made a Facebook page accusing a guy at her school of being a rapist.
A longer while back, the website Girl Don't Date Him was used not to post pictures of pink bras on large boobs or as a place to house articles (pink ones) about cheating men, but as a place where women could post stories, pictures, and full names of their terrible exes, as a sort of "we're in it together, sisters" warning to other women.
Legitimate guerrilla warfare against injustice, or terrible idea for a million possible reasons? Well, my answer depends partially on whether or not the accusations are true. If a guy gets drunk and turns into a violent psychopath and sprains his girlfriend's wrists and leaves her unable to walk for days and makes her fear for her life, I think he deserves to be called every goddamn name in the book, in public, with everyone imaginable given access to it and made to read it. I think he deserves to pay for his motherfucking terrible actions in all ways possible.
But if I don't know the victim, and I therefore have no reason to believe that either person is lying or telling the truth, I might respond with something like, "Well, this is a very bad idea. It could hurt the victim in court [in the case of rape, domestic assault/abuse, etc.], it could cause hostility toward the accused, who hasn't been convicted of a crime. And also, that's probably illegal in some way or another, as well it should be, if you can imagine being the 'asshole outed on the internet' who is actually innocent. The very nature of such a thing harms the spirit of "innocent until proven guilty."
But when I know the victim, that less vindictive, more rational, more practical side isn't very loud. And then, I only wish I knew how to make a kickass website that everyone would read with pictures and links and addresses and phone numbers and directions to houses.


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Hardee Correctional Institution will hold a graduation for 20 GED graduates and 10 Carpentry graduates, along with 22 certified Teaching Assistants (ITA).
Special speakers at the event will be AWP Robert Heine and Pastor Gary Shephard.
To earn a GED, persons must score a minimum of 410 points on each of the five subtests and score a minimum cumulative score of 2250 points to earn the title of high school graduate. To earn a Carpentry vocational diploma, persons must earn 300, 600, or 1200 hours split between classroom instruction and hands-on training.
To become a certified ITA, one must complete an eight week course to learn all facets of teaching: such as lesson plans, teaching strategies and counseling skills.
This event continues the on-going tradition of semi-annual graduations which highlights the academic and vocational excellence of the inmate teaching assistant and Carpentry programs.
What: GED, Carpentry and Teaching Assistant Graduation Ceremony
When: Friday, September 14, 2012 from 1-3 p.m.
Where: Hardee Correctional Institution Visitation Park
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I've been busy and neglectful of my blog. But I've been knitting. My friend was selling some of her stash and let me tell you, she had a lot to sell which made me realize that she probably had tons more that she wasn't selling. I picked up two skeins of Noro Kuryeon for $5.00 each. One was #149 which looks like this:
I decided to make the Maine Morning Mitts designed by Clara Parks. One pair is for Ben and the other is for his girlfriend. (I like this one!) This is a quick and satisfying knit. It goes so fast. I finished one mitt in about 2 hours. I highly recommend this pattern. Now, the purpose of this pattern is to use it with yarns like Noro which are beautuful yet a bit expensive. The two mitts will not be identical because you are using only one skein of the yarn. That's how Clara designed this pattern. If you need to have both mitts identical, you would have to buy two skeins of the same color. I finished one of the girlfriend's mitts last night and will do the other one today. It's a small project so you can carry it around with you. I highly recommend this. It's on Ravelry.If you look on my project page, hipknitta, you will see one of Ben's mitts.
Happy New Year. Happy Knitting.
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Print Club London's space at the fair was a journey through the print process, from the designers hand to the ink on the table all the way through to the gallery - a physical journey through the process of print. Visitors were invited to "PULL A PRINT" with help from the screenprinters.
They relocated Millers Junction, Print Club's new creative studio alongside the Print Club studios and gallery so visitors could walk through each stage of design with the resident artists. Each day the artists were working and printing allowing visitors to discuss the projects in progress and see print in action. Over 40 prints were especially designed for the show.
Designers included: Arran Gregory, Dominic Owen, Alice Hoult, Pure Evil, Hugh Barrell, Esther McManus, Margot Bowman, Rose Stallard, Tal Drori, Mr Gresty and many more!
...and here are the lovely prints they kindly sent me:
|Rose Stallard
|Alice Hoult
If you don't know about Print Club London, you should! They are a silkscreen print studio - basically you can be a member, turn up and print! simple as that. Have a look:
Thanks very much to Kate Newbold and Rose Stallard for the prints.
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------------"I freed a thousand slaves I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves." Harriet Tubman --------------- "everything in this world exudes crime" Baudelaire ------------------------------------------- king of the gramatically incorrect, last of the two finger typist------------------------the truth, uncut funk, da bomb..HOME OF THE SIX MINUTE BLOG POST STR8 FROM BRAINCELL TO CYBERVILLE
Thursday, March 06, 2008
game recognize game
1] SCENT GAME – your scent or cologne game has to be tight. I consider mine top shelf. My preference is not to wear the regular shelf variety of cologne. It has to match both the individual spirit and dressing habits. For me, my rotation consists of 16. My favorites being Jo Malone Pomegranate, Acqua Di Colonia Melograno, Acqua Di Parma (Cary Grant's favorite), Hanae Mori, Musgo Real No. 3, and Thierry Mugler Angel. Again in no particular order and I like hearing from women incessantly say "you smell good, what is that."
2] TIE GAME – A nice cravat is worth its weigh in gold, preferably all silk. A man at a minimum should have about 60, inclusive of Bow ties. Yep, Bow Ties. I find the best to be made by Ralph Lauren. I mean 45 bills for one aint bad, seeing that the ones I have by him are in mint condition and at least 12 years old plus. And 40 bills aint a lot, especially when you can pass a mint condition Tie down to your son.
3] JEANS – One word – Levi's. None of that paint on the back of the pocket, I'm cool as fuck, like a hip-hop star shit. Just the classics.
4] SHOES – Now I have about 12 pair of shoes and that is more than enough not counting tennis shoes. I have four pair of Tennis shoes, but tennis show game is over rated. I have a purple and gold high top pair of Laker Magic Johnson's Converse, a pair of the original AIs by Rebook, and two pair of addias for the tennis courts only, but the are Shell toes, All white, black and white, and white and green (in pic w me and daughter green shirt). I can't find my Borg Didoria's. As far as dress, Two pair of black shoes, and two pair of bucks (white and Brown hopefully by Cole Hann) are an essential. My black shoes are slip-ons, and one pair of Monk Strap. Then you need a pair of boots, maybe two, I like the Kenneth Cole Dessert Boot and the Georgia Boot Company boot (in pic w me and daughter in snow), albeit most folk like Timberland, either one will do. The remainders of my shoes are al open toe and open heel sandals. One can develop a mean sandal game by living abroad, especially in Africa. And i do have a pair of blue and gold air force ones high tp - colors of my AAU team i coach.
5] SHIRTS – I have not bought a shirt in about 10 years. I have about 80, but all you have to do is have an assortment of collars, some stripes, and solids. I send mine to the cleaners and get them folded (they come back new like in plastic), The last a long time that way and the even stamp your name in the inside collar – Dr. Stephens. Then you got to have a plethora of White Tee's and wife beaters, a must in the dirty.
6] ASSESORIES – Every man needs a flask. I got a nice Suede flask I got for $9.00. I keep Tequila in mine, no Patron, just the real with worms. And No wallet for me, I have a passport case. I keep my passport with me daily albeit I am on my 3rd one, You can keep multiple currencies in it too. Mine used to keep Rand and Dollars and I do have one crisp 50 pound note as well. Then there is the need for belts, skins preferably and a coat or two – classic London Fog trench and a nice black wool full length. Add some leather and suede jackets, and a few Jerseys (Mine are of my favorite athletes: Kareem, Jack Sikma, Conrad Dobbler, and Penny Hardaway among others). But remember throwbacks are not dress attire.
7] WATCHES – I'm not for diamonds in m watches. In fact I have three. One my son gave me, and two, antiques, one from each Grandfather: a Wittnauer (62 yr old silver band and a Bulva 55 year old with a lizard skin band?. No Jacob the Jeweler. Again importance on being able to leave to your son.
8] GAT GAME - was told by my folks that if had use a pistol, I was too close. And although my tool of choice is the SKS, followed by the HK and M-16, every man needs good pistol. One that is easily concealable is of preference. For me, it's the nickel plated .380. I can fit it in a inside suit coat pocket with no bulge. However, my road or travel pistol is the snub nose 357. This is what we used to call a toss-across or throw away. Never know when it may come in handy.
9] SUIT GAME _ I personally have 30 suits. But the essential things are to have them tailored. See I'm pimp size, 6'2", 180, 40 Long. Perfect suit size for models they say. Any who. Pin stripes, and a few khaki suits, and some light grays are a god start. If you can get a few linen suits and have at least one double breasted (6-button) and one 3-piece although I have neither. All of my pants are cuffed though, 1.5 inches. And I would be remissed if I didn't add my preferences for Jos A, Banks, Hugo Boss, and Canali. And do have a tux, mine is black, and I only wear white tie.
Now this is just a start, For me flannel shirts and thick sweaters are part of the act as well. There are more details I could share, but I do not want to give it all away, for it is as they say, "game recognize game."
103 comments:
- Erica C. said...
Love the scent of Armani Code.
I love watches. Still have my 80's Benetton watch. Remember those?
- March 06, 2008 7:36 PM
- Nicole said...
When I first got a passport, I kept it on me, too...just cause I was so proud to have it. But man, you planning to hop an international flight last minute?
And please add deodorant to that scent list. You'd think that's obvious but I've had some men prove me wrong. Nothing worse than a man with nice cologne but BO.
- March 06, 2008 7:57 PM
- Mizrepresent said...
You are too funny T! Your warbrobe sounds ecstatic...do you babe...i've seen you, never smelled you, but i believe you smell like a man on a mission.
- March 06, 2008 8:08 PM
- Jaded said...
I'm with Nicole on the deodorant issue. I love when a man smells good... the right cologne, but not overpowering. That does me in every time.
- March 06, 2008 8:24 PM
- Aunt Jackie said...
that was quite possibly the sexiest situation my day...
I'm gonna go day dream now, about suits, and the smell of leather, flasks, and men's cologne.
- March 06, 2008 8:38 PM
- Skoolboi Krush said...
I see you! I'm going to have to step my game up.
- March 06, 2008 8:44 PM
- Cluizel said...
love Love LOVE HANAE MORI...educate them. lol.
- March 06, 2008 8:48 PM
- bernice said...
Torrance, I hope my hubby doesn't see your list. We are already competing for closet space.
Question: what about dressing the crown?
- March 06, 2008 8:58 PM
- The Bear Maiden said...
I'm witcha on the levis. Especially if they hang somewhere slightly below the waist but certainly never far down enough so I can see your underwear.
I hope you never mix "Mandals" with sweatpants cuz that is not a good look. (FYI mandals in NY is kinda suspect... I guess they do things different down your way.)
I also hope you're not the type to painstakingly fold everything as it comes off. I mean when you have company. What you do on your own time is all good.
The rest.... Sounds good. But how useful is it, really?
- March 06, 2008 9:22 PM
Love a man that smells good....It says alot about a man that takes pride in his personal apperance....and I liked the desire to hand down staple items to your offspring...now about the gun...have u ever had to use it???
- March 06, 2008 10:10 PM
- the prisoner's wife said...
torrance, you sound like a bit of a clothes horse.
- March 06, 2008 10:10 PM
- braincell said...
Erica c - thanks for the vist. I have to order most of ine, im sure it smells good, i dont like to waer what all else have. and antique watches my thang
Nicole - u never know when u may have to leave the country and deoderan is hygine, i was gonna add that along with skin (Maxwell's menthol and mint mask is a must)
MIZ - 20 yrs plus, i dont shop no more
Jaded - u would love me then lol
Aunt Jackie - u saying im sexy, horse man like s lol
Skoolboi - kee it tight, get it tight, nothing like a nice canali suit folk
Bernice - I wash my hair twice a week, tea tree oi and perpermint shampoo, and cactus oil and hemp
Cluizel - most folks only think luggage, i found hime about 7 or 8 yrs ago. women loe it (on me) lol
Bear Maiden - kust personal preferences. Its dail, then back home to bots, flip flops and socks and wife beaters, thats what my 11 acres loves
Inrospective - b4 i answer do u work with or for the folks?
PW - nope, never throw anything away, im a man, and same size, and great taylor. I have cole hanns 15 plus years ld and shirts and sweaters that old and older
- March 06, 2008 10:24 PM
- braincell said...
yep braincell inc is me (my company) RDB
- March 06, 2008 10:27 PM
- professor said...
hahaha...you are funny as shit...I like it tho...you don't waste your money on dumb shit and that's what's up ...but I could care less about what's in your closet...as long as you're neat, clean, and color coordinated I'm good...it's what's in your mind, and what's in your heart that counts the most...however you got your harem of blog readers excited and twittery...(no disrespect ladies)...
- March 06, 2008 10:28 PM
- braincell said...
professor -its for the men, well they should know, rather the young men
- March 06, 2008 10:30 PM
- professor said...
do you boo...can't say whats in my closet...but I'm with you on quality...it really does last forever...and I admire that you take care of your stuff...you are teaching your son well...don't spend it on frivolous stuff...that's why you have 11 acres...I don't want 11 acres, but I all for finding a bargain...
- March 06, 2008 10:34 PM
- i.can't.complain. said...
so u realize the situation im in...
yet, u insist on throwing around all this man-sexy.
smell goods, and trench-coats, and boots.(oh my !)
but, i know your intentions are good.
thnx for letting the young men know that throw backs are NOT dress clothes.
lol. it's sad that u have to actually tell people that.
and im not mad at your sandal-game.
for some reason, Black men tend to shy away from the "man-dal".
i say embrace it,
let those toes breathe.
- March 06, 2008 10:43 PM
Nope not at all, I aint the po-po....u dont have to answer though...I was just curious
- March 06, 2008 11:00 PM
- Torrance Stephens bka All-Mi-T said...
professor -ood look
1 - email me and maybe we can talk
goddess - yes
- March 06, 2008 11:07 PM
- Thic Flair said...
Aite, I see you Dr. I fancy having my game on full tilt...once I have somewhere to go.
- March 06, 2008 11:31 PM
- PrettyBlack said...
I believe appearance has everything to do with everything.
Keep it tight All-Mi-T. My hubby stays fitted...thanks to wifey. I prefer Kenneth cole cologne on him "Black" cole haan is a must on his feet, he also has a pair or two of coach loafers, and stacy's never go out of style.
Kenneth cole, DKNY, Ralph Lauren, Perre Cardin (made in South Africa) not for slave wages either. These suits are a MUST.
Every man should own a full length wool trench with a hat to match...willie brown style.
Ties...silk...nuff said.
I shop for hubby twice a year, my nephews get the old clothes. Since they go to private school and have to wear shirts and ties.
As for watches...one diamond and that should be in place of the twelve...no gold bands please.
But yeah your list is on the one...damn I love shopping for my man...
- March 06, 2008 11:52 PM
- Marleaux said...
Did you say Kenneth Cole, Cole Haan and Levis? Now that's what I'm talking about. I dropped a pretty penny in each store over the weekend. But it was worth it. Cole Hann actually sales Nike pumps, which I love, because they're so comfortable for working all day roaming the campus all night.
I love cologne, so much so that I wear it myself sometimes.
And a suit is the sexiest thing a man can wear. And it has to be tailored or at least the. I hate to see a dude in a baggy suit, still trying to sag; why even bother.
- March 07, 2008 4:17 AM
- Marleaux said...
BTW, can we get a pic of one of those nice tailored suits
- March 07, 2008 4:23 AM
- Aunt Jackie said...
Yes Torrance I'm saying you're sexy, somewhere between the cologne the gats and the flask I was out done...
With a sexy ass brain on top of it all.
Yup, you're official.
- March 07, 2008 4:50 AM
- Torrance Stephens bka All-Mi-T said...
aunt jackie - im flattered, u made my morning
Marleaux - ok hon, chk email soon
Prettyblack - again he is a lucky man, i do my own shopping.
Thic - how was the bday, and u dont need anywhere to go.
- March 07, 2008 8:20 AM
- BuelahMan said...
Damn, T. How much money have you got?
It would be nice to deck out as such (and your choices are exquisite), but fuck, man, I can't afford all that shit.
Either my priorities are all screwed or you are making way too much money.
- March 07, 2008 8:27 AM
- Jaded said...
Mr. Jaded isn't very fashionable, lol. I'm taking him suit shopping this weekend, most likely. He may be interviewing for a fancy new job soon, and he knows that I'd better go with him to make sure he looks good. I help him pick out most of his clothes, actually.
An intelligent, well-dressed man who has a great sense of humor and smells great... that's pretty much ideal.
- March 07, 2008 9:06 AM
- Lovebabz said...
Mmmmm excellent choices. And I would add:
White french cuff shirts,
vintage cuff links--to go with vintage watches.
So Cary Grant Cool: Grey Suit, white shirt, dark tie, great shoes.
Try Black shirt with black tie with Tux...just for change of pace.
Hmm a Bespoke tailored suite is a must...Henry Poole & Co, 15 Saville Row, London.
Cologne: try Jubilation XXV.. this is a very sexy scent...Harrods, London--(top notes-labdanum, ciste, coriander,-heart notes-honey, cinnamon, rose and base notes musk, patchouli, immortelle)---heavenly, powerful and yet elegantly understated.
Tequila in a flask is way cool--try Partida--100% pure blue agave, but sometimes you need to up the game...try Vintage 1999 Champagne Dom Perignon for those occasions très spéciales... (ganz besondere Gelegenheiten...)
Music defines style, serves as the background of how you living. I suggest anything by Miles Davis, Monk, Sinatra--the early years--first album best, and of course Billie Holiday.
You have swagger, baby.
- March 07, 2008 9:29 AM
- memphiz said...
smelling good is a must! but not to much!
I love it when a man wears a crip tie!
jeans must be kept simple
A man has to have nice shoes! If i look at those shoes and they are beat up that tells me a lot about you.
Yes every man needs a suit
I dont know about a gun tho.
Oh yeah you can slip me that 50 pounds lol.
- March 07, 2008 10:19 AM
- Xavier Pierre Jr. said...
You and I have a lot in common. I also am on my 3rd passport but stopped carrying it on me when I moved to Florida. Here in FL, a passport is NOT considered valid ID for many purposes!!! I know that crazy but FL makes up for it by having very "conservative" gun laws.* And the tie thing: dang bro, I thought I was the only one.
Word to the general public: If you ever want to get Alizé a gift, get me a nice tie. 100% Silk only please, and anything but stripes. See how easy I am? :-)
But where you got me was when you said you own a tux. I also own my tux: black, classic cut with a notched collar. In my early 20s I owned about a dozen suits and an assortment of sports jacket. My mother hated my first wife so much that she destroyed my entire wardrobe just because it had come in contact with the ex! DAYUM Ma! That's absolutely f#cked-up but mom did try to make up for it by buying me an entire new wardrobe. Still, I was not pleased.
*Make no mistake, conservative = follows closely the intent of the Founding Fathers as expressed in the US Constitution. The right to bear arms is absolutely one of the most important rights guaranteed by the Constitution and shows the incredible foresight of the founders. Not convinced? Consider this: When Hitler was invading Europe, there was one small country the he greatly coveted, but his military advisers told him to go around it and leave it alone. That country was Switzerland. Why was Hitler told to avoid the Swiss? Simple: By law, every home was REQUIRED to have a rifle, and all adult males were expected to know how to defend themselves, their families, and ultimately, their country. Interesting that in a country known for its neutrality, every male was instantly a member of the militia upon reaching adulthood. This tradition continues until the present day. Don't take my word for it, click on this link for some clarification: Swiss gun laws.
Peace and Love,
Alizé (LoversA.blogspot.com)
- March 07, 2008 10:20 AM
- Torrance Stephens bka All-Mi-T said...
Xavier Pierre Jr. - excellent style, i see why u represnt so well. But i like strips, just no hand painted ties for me...and u right, ever swiss house hold is mandated to have an asult rifle by law
Memphiz - u got more loot than me
Babz - y thank u hon
Jaded - that sounds like me, but im sure Mr. jaded will suprise u one day and knock u out your seat lol
BuelahMan - lol, an associate professor can make a pretty penny, plus im cheap and got in onthe market when it was at 3500
- March 07, 2008 11:08 AM
my my my torrance aren't you spiffy. its great to see a man who knows how to dress for the occasion. personally, i'm so tired of looking at man who pass their 30's and still wearing sweat pants and jersey ALL THE TIME... these men needs to read your post...lol. now as for sandals, you know it takes LOADS of confidence for a man to be seen wearing one...lol.
- March 07, 2008 11:08 AM
- Mes Deux Cents said...
You had a pic of yourself in the side bar some time ago and it appeared that you were wearing Converses; am I wrong?
- March 07, 2008 11:52 AM
- The True Urban Queen said...
A man who dresses nice (no pants hanging off the behind or being forty five in teenager clothes), smells good (I love when a man smells good make me what to follow him home), doesn't wear beat up shoes (first thing I look at is a man's shoes. I'm a shoe (heel)fanatic own 120 pairs/shoes My heels are at 90 pairs). Tailored suits to fit his pimp size (damn).
- March 07, 2008 12:09 PM
- Torrance Stephens bka All-Mi-T said...
True urban queen - i am flattered.
Mes Deux Cents - yep the same ones i described
shy giraffe - what u mean swag?
- March 07, 2008 12:18 PM
- dejanae said...
u had me until u hit with the gat
damn son
this aint no 007
put that mess away
- March 07, 2008 12:52 PM
- Tamra said...
Um, dude, I think you left out sports jackets. Every good male wardrobe must include a few well-made, fly sports jackets.
Nothing sexier than a man in a slammin' shirt + sports jacket, w/dark, boot-cut jeans and some good, well-made shoes. --Of course with the visible glimmer of the clip of a premium writing instrument attached to the inside pocket (I think writing instruments in outside pockets are tacky--but I'm sure you'd never do that, now would you??? ;-P).
Cute post! (I was just about to do an uber-materialistic post about a Fendi dress (KL for Fendi) that I've been drooling over lately. Ain't fashion grand?!)
- March 07, 2008 12:53 PM
Swooning from the level of swagger on the page - excuse me I must find my smelling salts!
Good post! Hot Damn glad my man in this class.
Oh and I do agree on the deo - I prefer a smell that takes me back to my own pops - Old Spice. When he puts that one - I feel like it won't hurt to take one lick of his underarms, lol
- March 07, 2008 2:12 PM
- GC said...
can you please talk about mani/pedis?
- March 07, 2008 2:18 PM
- Torrance Stephens bka All-Mi-T said...
dejanae - just the fact mam, no nines, who has time to pick up shell casing (thats old school)
Tamra - i own none, just suits. drooling over fendi. I must add my boy sales suits, i can get 3 for 500. Cant beat that when they 1200 to 180 a suit.
Pamalicious - u the 3rd woman done mentioned swag, where is it. I was raised on the men in my family, cary grant, and The american Gigolo lol
GC - i get them once every two months. But mainly when im in africa, can get a full body message, the nails, feat, facil and hair groomed for 15 to 20 US...too expensive over here
- March 07, 2008 2:57 PM
nice blog, I'm with Nicole a good deodorant will take you far. =)
I vote for Angel- Thierry Miugler!
- March 07, 2008 4:12 PM
Toss Across? I haven't heard throw away in a bit. LOL. It amazes me that as a woman the gun is the thing I most identify with. I guess thats the Madea in me. I love the Pomegranate Scents and you sound dressed to impress!
Thanks for rolling through and inquiring about my well being. All is good!
- March 07, 2008 5:47 PM
- memphiz said...
lol ha I dont!
- March 07, 2008 6:26 PM
- Brittany_83 said...
I'm with you on the scent game and jeans. I don't really like cologne because I'm allergic to it but...
and jeans must be on point.
- March 07, 2008 7:38 PM
- msladydeborah said...
Cary Grant is still one of the truly classy actors to grace a screen.
Wasn't it ZZTop that declared, Women love a fine dressed man? It is true and it sounds like you have got it going on!
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Nice! I love a man with style...and game!
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- March 07, 2008 11:22 PM
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Interesting post, you need to make a pamphlet and mail them out to every knucklehead who thinks he's grown. and smart move you might need the passport after using the throw away lol (i kid i kid) but yea real talk good post and Jones call a playa why don't you.
- March 08, 2008 12:55 AM
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- March 08, 2008 5:18 AM
- BuelahMan said...
Maybe my problem is that I only wear pajamas I inherited from my grandfather (no drawers), 8 1/2 year old slippers (always bare footed, especially in the summer) and have a tendency for leaky anal fluids (medication issue).
I DO use deodorant, tho.
Now what were those colognes, again?
- March 08, 2008 9:20 AM
- Rich said...
No doubt, game recognize game. I'm trying to lose a few pounds and get my wardrobe back to where it used to be. Kids use up a lot of loot.
Never owned a gun, but my Granddaddy kept a 38 on the seat and about 3 rifles in the closet. I don't frequent spots where I think I need one and quite honestly I believe in "if you pull it out, you best be ready to use it" and I'd hate to kill one of God's children.
- March 08, 2008 10:58 AM
- no_slappz said...
Torrance, the commentary about looking good, the ties, the jeans, the shirts, the shoes, the suits, and giving an edge to the look with the right watch and the right scent gave a lot of worthwhile guidance.
Good stuff about projecting an image everyone can see and everyone can appreciate.
Then there was the other side. The dark side. The concealed stuff, the flask and the gun hidden in pockets. What should I learn from your style guide? That the well dressed black male is at the top of his game when he's got some firepower in one pocket and liquor in the other?
And that bit of wisdom -- if you need to use a pistol, you're too close. I don't think that's advice for duck hunters.
Or was the whole post a joke? A send-up of Esquire Magazine or GQ?
On the possibility you were entirely serious, what is the black philosophy on gun ownership? On gun use? You mentioned throw-aways. Is this an attempt to create a scene of self-defense? Or was that just a throw-away line?
And how do guns mix with the liquor in the flask? Does one bring out the other?
You created a compelling image.
- March 08, 2008 12:03 PM
- professor said...
good point no_slappz...I believe there is a dark twisted side to Mr. all mi t...or is it just a twist of words to get a response...ummm...
- March 08, 2008 3:48 PM
- Torrance Stephens bka All-Mi-T said...
professor - lol who side u on
slappz - well just the facts nd its the truth. i wish folks would understand i write about ehat i fel, and no gimmicks just me , what am i an anomilie or too good to belive, like popeye "i am what i am" and no shame. im sorry, i was rsied in the coutry, my granny taugh me to shot and the value of a gun
Rich - u dont need to loose no weitght, and i like grand pa already, and i dont show, my motto is albeit, buss back
focused - thank u
Maat - will do hun, been 2 weeks wo a phone and i loved each minute
Marcus - i understand in your trade, u likely in the gym more than a office, and u do have a tailor, so u good
Samii - thank u hon
Jaded - sounds like mr. jaded is ok folk, and u got a catch, get him a shar skin suit wile u t it on behalf of cary grant
msladyd - i knew u would undestand and yes it was zz top
Brittney - well maybe u will smell me one day and we can break the allergy
Memphiz - lol
Ingridspeaks - read book bloggng in black, i have a story in there called toss a cross
shannon - thank u and do return and great taste
BuelahMan - PJs are essential also, but i dont pass them down LOL
- March 08, 2008 5:08 PM
- The Flyyest said...
- March 08, 2008 5:41 PM
- no_slappz said...
torrance, I asked about the black philosophy on guns for a lot of reasons. I've been around and I've got plenty of experience with firearms. Because I know what I know, I'm especially curious about your thinking on this topic.
But you didn't answer in your preceding post.
- March 08, 2008 6:00 PM
- Torrance Stephens bka All-Mi-T said...
slappz - i dont know of no black phil. on guns, i mean, i was raised huntting and fishing, its like asking me bout the black phil. on fishing poles - hey can i add u to the roll, loved that capitated health care piece u did and im sorry wasnt ignoring u
flyyest - thanks 4 the drive by hon and do return
- March 08, 2008 6:05 PM
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- March 09, 2008 4:16 AM
- no_slappz said...
torrance, feel free to add me to your blogroll. I'll add you to mine.
The other issue. What is YOUR philosophy on guns? I already know you consider a handgun an appropriate accessory for the well dressed man. But thoughts on guns go much further than that. If it were just looks, you could slip a real-looking non-functioning replica in your pocket. But I don't think that's what you had in mind.
Meanwhile, you said your views were formed by growing up hunting and fishing. Well, I did too.
But no hunters use the weapons you listed to shoot game. Your favorites were meant for shooting people. Thus, I'd like to know what thoughts and experiences have brought you to the point of feeling and believing that a small but powerful automatic is a good item to have handy.
- March 09, 2008 10:52 AM
- 2sweetnsaxy said...
I love that you did this post and from what I've read I hope they're all reading this!
- March 09, 2008 1:07 PM
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i'm too excited by your clothes. i need to get in your closet yesterday. i'm not too big on cologne. my fave smell is soap followed by laundry detergent. :)
- March 10, 2008 1:42 PM
- KELSO'S NUTS said...
Many schools of thought on "game."
The fellow who taught me most of what I know professionally and gave me my first chance at real money had piles and piles stuck away in off-shore private banks but drives a 2nd-hand Suburu and wears Old Navy cargo shorts, give-away T-shirts, and a UNLV baseball cap. His credo was "comfort and modesty." I like that.
When I was managing off-shore investment funds, raising money, giving speeches and all that stuff I had to get some uniforms. After some trial and error, I settled in with:
SUIT: Charcoal or Navy Armani, Hugo Boss, or Jaeger.
SHIRT: Turnbull & Asser or Brooks Brothers' Sea Island Cotton Spread Collar. French cuffs, so...
CUFFLINKS: Antique beauties out of grandfather's safe deposit box or Asprey.
TIES: Hermes. Full stop. Perfection in ties.
SHOES: Fenestrier or Church's. Ferragamo or Gucci loafers.
WATCH: Antique restored Nissu. Now, sadly lost, but in it's place I wear the ultimate. The Pulp Fiction watch. A Tag Heuer given to me by a redneck friend from Alabama who is not likely to see freedom again. I'll do everything I can to make sure my son gets it.
I have never accessorized nor worn cologne. A flask sounds cool, but I'd find it cumbersome to carry and I'm not really into booze enough to need one. I like drugs. Never owned a gun. I've been hunting twice. Instead, Mitchum Unscented deodorant and Generic Bay Rum aftershave (still less than a buck a bottle). And in place of a gun, a cell phone with 5 or 6 saved numbers with accompanying verbal and text codes work just fine, thanks.
Oh, wallet. I carry the pocket Fendi but I don't keep money in it. Money either with a rubber band or in an empty coffee bag doubled, with rubber band.
Now, with the lion's share of loot in trust for my boy, and no need to wear anything but the most comfotable gear, I wear Levi's 501or 505, black GAP T-shirt, Nikes, Mets or Panama Metro cap. Bandanna hippie-style under cap in Blue or Orange for the New York Mets. Any color but blue, red or lime with Panama Metro cap.
I will wear the caps of the baseball teams I've played in the futures, though.
SPORTS STUFF. New York Mets or Panama Metro jerseys.
KEYCHAIN: Simple stainless steel one with Pokemon emblem. Gift from my son.
And PASSPORT y carnet de indentidad de residente inversionista ALWAYS.
BUT, I LIED. THERE WAS ONE SERIES OF ACCESSORIES I TREASURED. I've raced thoroughbreds in the states since I was 28. Depending on whether I owned them solely or with a partner my COLORS have been: (1) Yellow, Black Stars, Red Sleeves, Yellow Cap (2) Scarlet and Fawn Diamonds, Scarlet Cap (3) Purple and Gold Diamonds, Purple cap (4) White, Red Chevrons, White Sleeves, White Cap, Red Pompon (5) At Philly Park, ALWAYS house silks
As I said, "there's game and there's game."
- March 10, 2008 2:26 PM
- Torrance Stephens bka All-Mi-T said...
Kelso - u got sme style ther man, especialy the hermes an the cuff links, im not to big on french cuffs, but got a few shirst made by PINK best shirt maker in my view
Jamel1922 - wel i hope u woud like what u see and thanks
2sweetandsaxy - y thank u to hon
noslapz - u right, i never pull a pistol, but im a ma of tchnology, never been in a gas raid, but i have gas mask and filters made by isreali military and don add the nite vison equip made by the russins, i think if other have it or may, then so ca i
the flyyest - and mine is top shelf
Krisaela - dont make me blush
- March 11, 2008 10:52 PM
- KELSO'S NUTS said...
T: Some left-over pass notes--
The cash in the doubled-over empty coffee bag with a rubber band is known by a lot of names in the gambling world. My favorites are: "Bar-mitzvah Wallet," "Stripper's Purse," and "Wedge."
I love to fish (prefer in-shore salt-water: Wahoo, Barracuda, Kingfish, Yellowtail, Stripers and Blues depending where I am) and I'm pretty brand loyal to SHAKESPEARE and PENN.
I don't really care for deep-sea sport-fishing because you're such an underdog to get something like a Blue Marlin. If I go out overnight, it'll be for Tuna.
I've never gone for Tarpon and I'm dying to try. I've done the seasonal fresh-water small Salmon thing in Ireland and it was cool, but I'd like to go for the big ones someday in Nova Scotia or Alaska.
DAIWA makes very good fresh-water reels, though. And the smallmouth bass fishing here is great.
The whole fly-fishing thing never appealled to me as a city-boy. It seemed like something that you really had to obssess about it get good and I really don't care for the outdoors that much.
What IS the Black philosophy on fishing, though? LOL. Of course, I'm busting No_slappz's balls but I'll tell you this about slappz, he's pretty right-wing but he's not afraid to mix it up and provoke folk who disagree with him. He drives Fairlane absolutely around the bend.
As for me, I don't agree with No_slapzz on too much outside the economic and financial realms, and I find him pesty sometimes, but it doesn't bother me.
And the man can be offensive (racist, sexist and evan anti-semitic and he and I are both Jews!) to be sure but he's really one of the great polymaths.
I appreciate that in anyone.
He is very, very studious and his scholarship is both wide and broad.
He's given me a very good fight, for example, on Al Sharpton, interest rates, and South American literature. I should have been able to crush him on all three, but all I could do was play him to a draw.
I think he's a worthy addition to anybody's roster of commenters and I would encourage anyone who takes exception to anything he writes, to call him out. He's hesitant to admit he's wrong but he's very thick-skinned.
- March 12, 2008 3:11 AM
- Televisiontraci said...
It is so nice to find a man with a little style. That is such a rarity these days. Kudos to you!
- March 15, 2008 6:21 PM
- Torrance Stephens bka All-Mi-T said...
dont worry hon,game recognize game them some tight kick i might add too
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I love it! Each one teach one and look fly doing it;-)
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Jacksonville's newest community located near the St. Johns Town Center, Antiguo Aún features a selection of new homes that take you back to a simpler time. Home designs with spacious covered front porches overlooking a green landscape and great rooms where families just fall right in place, the quality lifestyle found on this historic site is like no other. With traditional model homes planned for early 2016, Old Still features one home design, the Arthur, staged out of the New Home Sales Center.
A craftsman-style one-story home, the New Home Sales Center showcases several beautifully finished rooms in the Arthur floorplan with designer touches and selection studio options. An elevation with simple shutters and an inviting front porch offering room to relax and enjoy the view, the Arthur is more than a house; it's a home. Through a classic glass front door, a large flex room off the foyer presents the perfect versatile space, a necessity given the busy lives today's dynamic families lead. Taking a nod to the old still that once stood on these grounds, a weathered gear gives the room distinct character. Crisp white walls make the floorplan pop with a refreshing country-rustic feel. Complemented by light wood floors, the whole house comes to life with bright rooms and breezeways.
Gourmet in every sense, the open-air kitchen features a blend of modern and classic elements with trendy whitewash floorboard ceiling treatments and industrial lighting accents to tie the room together. Showcasing wonderful floorplan options, the built-in cabinets present the ultimate beverage station and wine bar. Large offices show off what would be comfortable bedrooms with walk-in closets and a beautiful bath off the owner's suite is emblazoned with a modern glass shower enclosure plus chic lighting and accessories.
Con new homes in Jacksonville starting from the mid-$300s in an urban park design setting, Old Still is quickly becoming a hot-selling neighborhood. For the complete Old Still experience, stop by the New Homes Sales Center today to meet our amazing team, tour the historic property and walk through the Arthur design.


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Whenever I look through my collection of buttons and other sewing treasures I find myself drifting back to times spent with Mum and both my Grandmothers as they stitched, knitted and created things for both the ordinary and extraordinary times in life. Each of them talented, each of them passionate, each of them pursuing excellence in all that they made. To my knowledge, I don't think any one of them had a mannequin to assist them whilst dressmaking, but I do wonder if they hoped for one.
Perhaps those of us taking the undesirable role of 'mannequin' hoped all the more for one... oh, the irritation (and pain) of having to stand tall and remain still whilst the hem was being pinned...
But oh the joy of being able to spin and twirl and twist around in a new outfit made the process all the more bearable!
Like my mother, my grandmothers or myself, you may not yet own a mannequin. But you can dream and play with these gorgeous ones from Oxford Impressions latest plate 'Dress Forms and Corsetry'.


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