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slouchy cardiganFriday, July 30, 2010
This is the one knit that I feel would be a great first sweater for someone. Very little rib. (One row, I did two.) A few simple decreases. Stockinette. And voila. You have yourself a sweater that can be worn over and over. Over jeans. Over a dress. Over slacks. Over a skirt. And most importantly, over your jammies.
I'm as happy with this one as I am with my first one. I made one change. The pattern says that the hood is optional. Good. I opted out. I decided I was pretty much ready to be finished with it, and would love to have some extra charmed to make a pair of toast mitts.
Pattern: Slouchy Cardigan, Greetings from Knit Cafe (I see it is currently out of stock at Amazon. Hurry, call your library!)
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ACK! That's it! You found my next sweater project for me! Thank you!ReplyDelete
I bought this book when I saw your first slouchy but all the notes on ravelry about the sleeve cap being written wrong deterred me. Now that I have a few years of knitting experience (and your notes) I think I can finally tackle this one.ReplyDelete
Yours looks gorgeous!
I love slouchy cardigans! This one looks fab, love the colour :)ReplyDelete
i've had this faved in ravelry since 2007 (after seeing your first one) and i cannot think why i haven't knit it yet. your new green one has now got me motivated. favorite sweater ever? that's all i need to hear! it's fabulous, leslie.ReplyDelete
Thanks for posting such a thorough review. I am just getting ready to start this sweater and I SO appreciate knowing about the changes and corrections that you made. I have the errata from amazon but so nice not to have to slog alone through the sleeve cap. No if I could just look as good wearing it as you do.ReplyDelete
Hm. THIRTY years of knitting, and until you just wrote, in your cap shaping description: "Every other right side row... (so every four rows)" I never realized I've been doing it wrong THE WHOLE TIME! I just always saw it as "every other row, on the right side..." What an ijit I am, I tell ya'.ReplyDelete
- Wendi7/30/2010
Oh, I love it!ReplyDelete
The color, the shape, and I like it even better without the hood!
Sometime, could you report to us about the month of green smoothies? Did you feel better, or have more energy or anything? I was thinking of trying it, but I want to KNOW that I'll feel better before I go to that much trouble!
I have purchased the yarn and already had the pattern to make this sweater. I so appreciate your pattern corrections as I don't want to be disappointed. Thank you!ReplyDelete
what a beautiful sweater. I love the color!ReplyDelete
It's beautiful! -must get the book now-ReplyDelete
Wow. It looks so nice!ReplyDelete
Looks lovely. Beautiful colour.ReplyDelete
I was so inspired by your first slouchy and I've finally started on one for me...Im half way through the back and am sooo happy I'm slow b/c now I have your updated sleeve cap notes which will save me many hours of frustration, not to mention all those expletives ;) Thank you!ReplyDelete
Wow, I love this sweater. It does look like something that wants and needs to be worn everyday, which is perfect.ReplyDelete
i love it on you, leslie! and of course, the color is about perfect. i might have to add this to my list of things to make. first to finish the 2 i have on needles.ReplyDelete
Very cute and very versatile. If I ever finish my first sweater *Francis Revisited (Ravelry)* I'll be able to consider a second and third. Francis is resting quietly in a project bag... Something to look forward to. The slouchy cardigan looks great on you.ReplyDelete
this is such a great sweater...so comfy looking too. Wonderful job Leslie. Kristyn and I drooled when we saw your post come across my dashboard....you are so amazing.ReplyDelete
This looks great! For such a simple pattern it looks so different from the first (moreso the yarn than the hood). It looks like a great pattern to showcase a yummy yarn.ReplyDelete
It looks wonderfully comfy.ReplyDelete
Nice cardi! great colour Daisy Dayz HomeReplyDelete
Can you believe I searched high and low for a cardigan pattern just for me...because of course I NEVER knit for me....and I just started one over the weekend...well, this one will be next...thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I'm in knitting heaven! I'm a first time knitter, thanks to Freckle Head stating that it was a nice stress reliever and since I adored her scarf I decided to make my own. I'm currently having an aboslute blast and now I'm in awe of the sweaters your create!ReplyDelete
Mabye one day I'll be a knitting star!
can't say LOVE loud enough! a sweater for every purpose, that's what I desire. enjoy wearing it while we all adore it!ReplyDelete
I loved this sweater the minute I saw it on your blog, and tried to get the book on Amazon, but it was out.ReplyDelete
However, I am happy to say you can get the book in paperback at Amazon. It is in my cart awaiting purchase.
Thank you. We all need a Friend to Knit With and I am glad I found you.
I can think of no better recommendation for a pattern than when a great knitter makes it more than once. Yours turned out beautifully, and it looks soooo comfortableReplyDelete
thanks leslie! i have not made a sweater that i can reasonably wear yet...and i think that has hurt my knitting momentum...i might give this one a try, and i already have the book!ReplyDelete
That's it, I've decided to knit the slouchy! I have just received the perfect alpaca yarn for it too. Seeing yours really makes me want one for myself.ReplyDelete
- knittyalfUK8/05/2010
This is lovely! Wish I'd read your post more carefully though - it clearly gives the sizes in the pattern, but (though I hate to admit it!) both are too small for me. Euch. I'm so upset, because your slouchy looks totally gorgeous. Anyone know where I can find out how to upsize the pattern relatively easily?!!ReplyDelete
Super cute!ReplyDelete
"Remember to check out the pattern corrections"ReplyDelete
Um, is it just me, or are there a LOT of corrections for the first printing???
BTW - I really like this second version of yours - the color is lovely. Thanks for the tips on the sleeve cap.
Jennifer in KS
leslie, you make me want to become a knitter. i've been anxious to try knitting a sweater...this one just may be it! thanks for the tips.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/24/2010
Love this sweater! Made one for my mother last christmas without any CORRECTIONS! UGG! and had to stretch the sleeves to fit. Found corrections later and am now knitting one for myself (to wear with my pjs) 2 of my friends are knitting as well. After finishing all my pieces and looking at the sleeves that once again will not fit I decided to log on ravelry in the off chance someone had a solution - and I found you - THANK YOU SO MUCH for the correction - my 1st sleeve is sitting in my lap as I type ripped back to "Shape Cap" so here I go again. I know it will be well worth the effort. I'm doing it in Sublime Angora Merino - I Love It! I'm sure I will be making another - possibly without the hood. Thanks again!ReplyDelete
This sweater is sooooo cute. I just ordered a used-like new copy of the Knit Cafe book thru Amazon for $8.49 including shipping. Thanks for the project (and book) idea!ReplyDelete
I am working on the Slouchy Cardigan, and have the back and left (or right side depending) already finished and blocked. Now, my question....this is my first sweater, and when it says to reverse the shaping for the right side of the front---well, does that mean to BO on the WS/on the way back? I mean, I can't BO at the END of the knit row, I'll end up with a loop still on the needle. Help!ReplyDelete
hi carol!ReplyDelete
i hope you come back here to see if i left a comment...:)
yes... bind off at the beg of the purl row. the ws row.
happy knitting!
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Auto registration revenue is up, but why?By BILL SMITH
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 22. 2013 10:58PM
MANCHESTER - Some Granite State cities, including Manchester and Nashua, are seeing a spike in auto registration fee collections.
But whether that means pent-up consumer demand is becoming apparent in car dealer showrooms depends on whether you ask the tax collector or auto dealers.
The cities are collecting more in vehicle registration fees, but the car dealers say sales still haven't rebounded from the recession.
Manchester Budget Director Bill Saunders said the city expected to collect more in vehicle registration fees this year, and is doing better than expected.
"At the end of February, it was up $192,000 over last year at the same time," Saunders said. "We've increased the forecast; this year it was about $14 million in registrations forecast, now it looks like it will be about $14.375 million."
Nashua Treasurer David Fredette also reports an increase in registration fees, expecting to take in about $200,000 more in the fiscal year that ends in June compared to a year ago.
Since registration fees are highest when a car is new, and decline dramatically for vehicles on the road five years or longer, city leaders believe the higher registration fee collections means there are more new cars in Granite State driveways.
"From my observation it is definitely newer vehicles. Things were so bad, people were keeping vehicles a lot longer," Manchester Tax Collector Pat Harte said. "They are finally upgrading."
But the rebound isn't strong enough for the state's auto dealers.
New Hampshire Auto Dealers Association President Peter McNamara said that between 2011 and 2012, new vehicles sales rose about 5 percent. This year, the association sees sales up only about 1 percent over 2012.
"Despite the increases, as a nation we are probably buying two million less cars than in 2007," McNamara said.
While car sellers struggle to bring sales back to pre-recession sales levels, local government officials tend to compare things year-to-year.
Harte said after dropping dramatically for several years, year-to-year increases in registration fees are now being seen.
"Last year, we still felt things were very volatile and had no really strong sense of where things were going," Harte said. "We are growing confident that things are getting better - it feels solid looking at the statistics."
Manchester's city code and charter require that half of revenue surpluses must be allocated to a rainy day fund. Spending the surplus requires the votes of 10 of the city's 14 aldermen.
In his budget address, Mayor Ted Gatsas said he wants to use any extra money this year to help city departments pay severance benefits to retiring employees. The state hit the city with a $4 million increase in pension costs for next year.
Fears that surplus money might have to be used to pay for the winter of 2013 are dimming.
Manchester officials do not believe they will have to tap the revenue surplus to pay off the costs of plowing and sanding roads during the winter of 2012-13.
Saunders said the city Highway Department should be able to cover any shortfall in the snow removal budget by transferring money from other accounts.
In the meantime, though, auto dealers continue to watch consumer confidence. McNamara said the latest potential issue is public perception of the sequestration issue in Washington, which he says has the potential to considerably dampen consumers' inclination to spending money to replace the family car.
New Hampshire Union Leader correspondent Benjamin C. Klein contributed to this report. Bill Smith may be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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James T. Brown
The U.S. Marshals Service District of New Hampshire/Joint Fugitive Task Force has named James T. "Jimmy" Brown II as New Hampshire's fugitive of the week.
Brown, 26, is wanted on a warrant from Rockingham County for violating probation on an original conviction and sentence for assault. Authorities say he may be in possession of a handgun and should be considered armed and dangerous. He is described as 5 feet 11, 175 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes, tattoos on his neck, both arms, both hands and both calves and a scar on his knee. He was last known to be living in the Rochester area.
The U.S. Marshals Service advises the public not to attempt to apprehend a fugitive. Instead, report any information to the U.S. Marshals Service's Concord office at 225-1632 or call 1-877-WANTED-2 or text "NHTIP" with any information to TIP411.
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February 25. 2014 5:27PM
Lonnie Jones
The U.S. Marshals Service District of New Hampshire/Joint Fugitive Task Force has named Lonnie Eugene Jones as New Hampshire's fugitive of the week.
Jones, 46, is wanted on warrants from Hillsborough County for a parole violation on original offenses of second-degree assault and simple assault. Jones, a.k.a. Lawrence Jones, is described as 5-feet-11, 168 pounds, with blue eyes and blond hair. He has tattoos on both shoulders and both upper arms. He has ties to the Nashua area.
The U.S. Marshals Service advises the public not to attempt to apprehend a fugitive, who should be considered armed and dangerous. Instead, report any information to the U.S. Marshals Service's Concord office at 225-1632 or call 1-877-WANTED-2 or text "NHTIP" with any information to TIP411.
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Turkey Bowl brawl: Central players suspended, no discipline for Trinity teamBy MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader
December 10. 2013 10:16PM
MANCHESTER — Four Central High School students were suspended Friday for their actions during a brawl that took place at the Thanksgiving morning Turkey Bowl Game, while the Trinity High School principal said no discipline was levied at his school.
The Central students, two juniors and two seniors, started serving a five-day suspension on Monday, three of them told the New Hampshire Union Leader Tuesday. The newspaper is withholding their names.
Central Principal Ronald Mailhot would not confirm that students had been suspended, but he said the school took "measures that were necessary." He said he now wants to meet with his Trinity counterpart to discuss what Central feels happened during the game.
"We don't consider the case closed," Mailhot said. "It's not all Central to blame here."
But at Trinity, Principal Denis Mailloux said he's reviewed a video that includes the brawl and saw nothing that would cause him to suspend Trinity students or discipline coach Steve Burns or any assistant coaches.
"We're leaving it in the past at this point," Mailloux said.
The brawl can be seen via a Youtube search for NH Sports Page football Central vs Trinity Turkey Bowl highlights. (LINK)
The brawl happened during the Turkey Bowl, a Manchester Thanksgiving tradition that pits the top two city high school football teams against each other. Trinity was enjoying a lopsided score in the third quarter when a Central High player made a delayed hit on a Trinity player, according to the video.
Off balance, that Trinity player toppled a referee and other Central players. An adult on the Trinity sideline is seen grabbing a Central player; the Central player pushes the Trinity adult away, and confrontations begin.
Another Central player, who is 17, said the Trinity adult was uttering profanities and taunting him.
"It's not right for a grown man to be in a minor's face," said the player, who said he was suspended for pushing a Trinity coach.
The film shows players from both teams pushing, shoving and punching. Trinity adults also appear to be grabbing players from both teams.
"I don't know how none of their players are not getting suspended," said the suspended Central player, who said he was hit in the chin by an adult he believes was a Trinity coach.
Meanwhile, Manchester resident Lynn Garcia said a Trinity coach grabbed her 17-year-old son and she wants to see criminal charges brought against that coach. In the beginning of the brawl, a Trinity adult is seen grabbing her son, who made made no aggressive moves and had been tripped off balance by the late hit. He pushed the man away.
"Any coach should not put their hands on my children, not matter what the circumstances," Garcia said. "If there's a brawl, the refs should get in the middle."
Trinity's Maillhoux said he'd want to know more about any assault or taunting, but only from Central authorities.


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Dieting is down but not out.
On average, about 20 percent of people said they were on a diet during any given week in 2012, down from a high of 31 percent in 1991, according to new data from the NPD Group, a market research firm.
Women showed the biggest decline, with 23 percent reporting being on a diet in 2012, compared with 36 percent in 1991.
That drop may partly explain this finding: About 23 percent of people in 2012 said that those who are not overweight look a lot more attractive, down from 55 percent who thought that in 1985.
People may be more accepting of their weight because that is easier than trying to exercise more and eat less, says Harry Balzer, NPD's chief industry analyst.
"It sounds like some people have thrown in the towel, and I can see why, because dieting is difficult," says Elizabeth Ward, a registered dietitian in Boston and author of MyPlate for Moms: How to Feed Yourself and Your Family Better. "If people would just adopt a few changes in their exercise habits and eating habits, they wouldn't have to go on a restrictive eating plan ever again."
For the NPD data, respondents could define "diet" any way they wanted. By far, the most popular diet is one that people say "they made up, one they call 'my own diet,' " Balzer says. About a third of people follow a plan of their own, he says.
Dieting has negative connotations, so it's possible that people were trying to lose weight but didn't call it a diet, he adds.
In fact, another recent study, from the International Food Information Council Foundation, showed that about 55 percent of people are trying to drop some weight.
The NPD research shows that "the desire to lose weight is much greater than the percentage of people who are on a diet," Balzer says, adding that almost 60 percent of adults want to lose at least 20 pounds.
About two-thirds of people in the USA are overweight or obese, according to government data.
Among other findings from NPD:
— About 22 percent of people are on a diet right now. "This is a tradition at this time of year," Balzer says. "It's always about this same percentage of people."
— During the holidays in 2012, about 15 percent of adults said they were on a diet. That used to be about 18 percent or 19 percent, he says.
The holidays are the lowest dieting point of the year, he notes.
"People start off with good intentions (in January) but lose interest before the end of the year."
— 9 percent of all dieters have been on a diet for more than five years.
Fewer people are on a diet, if that's what they call it
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Karin Zirk, spokeswoman for Friends of Rose Creek, said the preservation of Rose Creek for park usage is key to ensuring that one of the few remaining coastal wetlands in Southern California is not lost to development or paved over for freeway expansion.
"Funding agencies wanting to enhance coastal wetlands and provide recreational opportunities are more likely to invest in lands guaranteed to be around for future generations," Zirk said. "Dedicating this section of the creek [from the southern end of Marian Bear Natural Park to Mission Bay Park] will provide San Diego residents and visitors a contiguous park that stretches from University City High School to Mission Bay High School and provides educational and recreational hands-on opportunities for children."
Faulconer noted the importance that a healthy Rose Creek plays in the vivacity of the entire watershed and Mission Bay Park, saying he is committed to working with various city departments to clearly identify the specific parcels that constitute Rose Creek and move forward with dedication in the next several months.
"One of my overriding goals is to ensure that we dedicate these parcels, and I will ensure that we move forward collectively with my colleagues because it is in the public's best interest to dedicate that," said Faulconer during a Dec. 17 City Council meeting. "There are some questions that we have about some of the lines, where they fall and who [owns] that, but this is a problem that is entirely solvable."
When the City Council approved the dedication of more than 6,500 acres of canyonlands and open spaces through the adoption of the "Declaration of Dedication of Land" on Nov. 27, portions of the Rose Creek watershed were not cleared for dedication by city departments because of questions about ownership and the potential for alternative uses for the sites.
Upon further evaluation, staff from the Park and Recreation Department and the City Attorney's Office ex-plained to City Council members on Dec. 17 that not all of Rose Creek is within defined assessor parcel numbers and have legal descriptions. Certain portions of the watershed within Caltrans and railroad rights of way may conflict with stormwater and transportation maintenance programs in the area, and other portions of the property are simply not owned by the city, according to the city attorney's report.
"I understand that protecting Rose Creek is a complex undertaking with a host of logistical and legal issues," said Zirk during the meeting. "While I may not leave here today with exactly what I was hoping for, I hope we can carry this effort into 2013 and beyond."
Faulconer emphasized the importance of proactive communication among community groups and stakeholders to bring this issue of dedication back to the City Council in the coming months.
"I do want this to come back to the City Council, probably through the Natural Resources and Culture Committee, and that the city actually survey those properties," Faulconer said. "I'm confident we can do that and I will push for that to make sure that we have all those questions answered."
San Diego Canyonlands, the nonprofit organization that spearheaded the mapping, planning and public vetting for the Rose Creek preservation movement, initially proposed the dedication of nearly 10,000 acres of city-owned open space as protected parkland. Due to inconsistencies between the Canyonlands' proposal and the city's policies, the City Council dedicated 6,550 acres of the proposed land as dedicated open space on Nov. 27 and vowed to re-address the issue of dedication for other city-owned parcels, like portions of the Rose Creek Watershed, which was initially acquired by the city for flood-control purposes.
According to San Diego Canyonlands, the purpose of dedication is to provide reliable, open-space preservation and recreational opportunities within communities, providing a framework for future planning as the city grows.


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NH speedway owner Charlie Elliott dead at 96Special to the Union Leader
March 20. 2013 10:12PM
He built three new speedways with his own hands and refurbished three more. Some of the greatest drivers in auto racing history thrilled hundreds of thousands of fans on those race tracks, leaving decades of lasting memories.
New England Auto Racing Hall-of-Famer Charlie Elliott, died this week in his sleep at his home in Hernando, Fla. He was 96.
Self-educated, Elliott was known for his common-sense approach, vice-grip handshake, humor and work ethic. He began racing open-wheel, open-cockpit cars in 1936 on the old, dirt track of Newmarket Speedway and later became involved in midget-car racing.
He preferred working on cars to driving, though, and became a mechanic and expert welder. After working as a submarine welder at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard throughout World War II, he began operating race tracks and building race cars. He also built the first rear-engine race car ever to compete on an oval track.
Elliott's operation of race tracks began in the late 1940's, first in Sanford, Maine, and then at the former Dover Speedway from 1953 to 1965. He was the originator of the first Canadian-American challenge race in 1958, matching top New England drivers against Canadians he recruited from Montreal and Toronto.
No one built more speedways in New England than Charlie Elliott. His vision for new racing facilities coincided with the formation of the New England Super-Modified Racing Association in 1965. Teaming with Ken Smith and Russ Conway, he opened Star Speedway, a quarter-mile oval in Epping, in early August of 1967, just hours after the track paving had been completed.
Elliott didn't stop there. He always had a project in the works. Star Speedway became a nationally known short track, home of the annual September Classic race, which drew American and Canadian drivers from coast to coast.
Another Elliott developed in 1978 when he purchased the dilapidated Hudson Speedway. Using his own hands and grit, and with support from family and business partners Smith and Conway, he refurbished the track and returned it to life. Hudson flourished with successful events throughout the 1980s.
Yet Elliott looked for more, and in 1982 he purchased the old Lee Raceway triangle track. He completely redesigned the facility and built a new oval track on the site, and on July 4, 1984, Lee USA Speedway opened.
In 1988, Elliott again got the itch to build. After purchasing the Canaan Fairgrounds Speedway, he operated a bulldozer, grader and water truck in working to restore the track. He also built a banquet facility, rebuilt and purchased the former Benson Animal Farm merry-go-round for the grounds and donated a new Little League Baseball park on the grounds to the town.
To make Canaan Fairgrounds a multi-track facility, he built a new paved quarter-mile oval speedway, locating it a mere 800-feet from his dirt oval track. Next came a new motorcycle mountain-climb-competition trail, also in Canaan.
Legends raced on his tracks. Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt Sr., Daytona 500 champions Cale Yarborough, Buddy Baker, and Geoff Bodine, super-modified icons Ollie Silva, Bentley Warren, Don MacLaren, Nolan Swift and Jim Shampine - Elliott knew and hosted them all.


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Manchester principal probe tops $100kBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
February 14. 2013 11:27PM
MANCHESTER - The tab for the investigation of former Manchester High School West Principal MaryEllen McGorry and her secretary has exceeded $100,000, and it will likely climb considerably higher.
The district had paid $47,955 through October to an employment investigative firm, and it spent an additional $52,975 for services rendered through Dec. 23, when it finalized its report on McGorry.
The investigation by the Massachusetts-based Employment Practices Group has continued since then, apparently focusing on the secretary, Denise Michael.
These figures do not include the money spent by the district on its outside attorneys, James O'Shaughnessy and Dean Eggert. Those figures were unavailable on Thursday.
McGorry, who had been a popular principal at West, and Michael were suspended a few weeks into the school year for reasons district officials have not disclosed.
McGorry had been on paid leave until late last month, when the board accepted her resignation while agreeing to pay her through April and cover health benefits through June.
Michael remains on paid leave.
McGorry's salary was $103,700 a year, and Michael is paid $27.80 an hour.
Citing employee privacy laws, district officials have refused to reveal the findings of the investigation or the nature of the allegations against McGorry or Michael.
Employment Practices Group compiled a report on McGorry that is 167 pages long, with exhibits totaling 368 pages, according to documents released by the legal counsel. District officials have not released the report to the school board or the media.
The firm has been billing the district $250 an hour for its services.
The legal expenses come as the district faces a budget crunch halfway through the fiscal year. The district's professional and technical services budget has been overspent due to "the legal projection for year end being higher than budgeted," according to the district's business administrator January financial report.
As of Thursday, the district had not provided more detailed information about its spending on legal services.
The school board has also voted to allow the superintendent to move forward with the hiring of John Rist, the former Central High principal, as the interim chief at West, at an estimated rate of $90 an hour, a move that has been harshly criticized by a couple members of the board.


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Former BBC television hosts Daniel Clarkson and Jefferson Turner put their humorous spin on Harry Potter-mania when they bring their parody of the book series to Tilles Center, Thursday and Friday, Jan. 24-25, at 5 and 7:30 p.m.
Written and performed by Clarkson and Turner, the play takes on the "challenge" of condensing or "potting" all seven Harry Potter books into 70 minutes, aided by multiple costume changes, songs and ridiculous props, along with a generous helping of Hogwarts magic. The show also invites audiences to engage in a real life game of Quidditch, but according to Clarkson and Turner's unique set of rules.
Tickets are $77, $62, and $42; available at (800) 745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com or www.tillescenter.org.
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By now everyone knows the outcome of this year's Super Bowl. All that remains is the inevitable Monday morning (or in the Tribune's case Tuesday morning) quarterbacking before the event can officially be placed in the archives.
By now everyone knows the outcome of this year's Super Bowl. All that remains is the inevitable Monday morning (or in the Tribune's case Tuesday morning) quarterbacking before the event can officially be placed in the archives.
So, given my position as the sports editorial voice of the Pratt Tribune, I take word processor in hand to wax eloquent on my impressions of the recently completed Super Bowl XLVII. Of course, "The Bowl" is more than just a mere sporting event, and commentary would be incomplete without a guy also offering opinions on the other, non-sporting, aspects of the national holiday known as The Super Bowl.
First off, I would like to state for the record that, on the whole, I am not impressed by "critics" as a class. Movie critics tend to be snarky and to think that every film is supposed to be Citizen Kane. And I suspect that a person becomes a music critic when he/she either (A) cannot play a single note on any known musical instrument, or (2) cannot dance a lick. What else could explain why critics (1) used to hate on groups like Chicago and Kansas, who possessed actual technical expertise on their axes, in favor of the simplistic, cacophonous anarchy of groups like The Clash; or (B) dismiss out of hand anything that one can actually dance to.
But I digress. Long story long, let's just say that even though I think critics on the whole are far less worthy than those they presume to critique, I am nevertheless going to offer a few thoughts on various aspects of the televised spectacle known as the Super Bowl.
As to the game, the 7 of you who are following me on Twitter already know that I predicted the Ravens would win, even though I would be rooting for the 49ers. The old head vs, heart conflict.
Of course the game ended up being a rather compelling one, after what was pretty much a snoozer of a first half. Anytime a football game ends with the decisive play being a 4th and goal from the 5 -yard line with under 2 minutes to play, you'd have to say it was a pretty good game. (Full disclosure: I can now admit that as a Frisco fan, I was responsible for the lengthy power outage that switched the momentum back in the 'Niners' favor. I cannot reveal how I did it, however. I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.)
I personally was in a no-lose situation of course, since I wanted the 49ers to win, but I picked the Ravens to prevail. The only way I could be disappointed in the Super Bowl was if the game was horrible, but it wasn't. With the 'Niners rallying in the second half to make it close, it ended up being a fun contest to watch, I thought.
Turning to the things that have transformed the Super Bowl into an American cultural event—not just a sporting one, I thought the commercials improved as the game got better. Probably my two favorites were the Budweiser ad—hard to not like an ad for beer that involves a story about a man and his Clydesdale; and the moving Paul Harvey homage to the American farmer.
Halftime show? I will admit that I did not recognize any of the songs that Beyonce was singing. I was not humming along with her as I might have been if the halftime artist had been one of my favorite classic rock bands.
But the halftime was definitely spectacular to watch, and certainly more in tune with contemporary pop culture than, say, The Who were in 2010. The lighting, dancing, special effects and pyrotechnics rendered the show eminently watchable even for old guys like me. I feel certain that those who are more familiar with Ms. Knowles music than I am probably enjoyed the halftime show to an even greater extent. The show was quite a technical achievement, setting all that up in six minutes is no mean feat. I would have to say the show was a big success overall.
Another aspect of the Super Bowl that seems to be getting more attention is the coverage provided by the sportscasters. Although in general I prefer ESPN's talking heads to CBS's , I do have to give props to the ever-improving Shannon Sharpe. I liked when he called out Bill Belichick for poor sportsmanship following the Patriot's loss in the playoffs a few weeks ago. Then in the Super Bowl, he was the first to point out that the lengthy power outage had come at an opportune time for the then-reeling 49ers, and he predicted that it would allow them to get their ship righted and make a game of it in the second half—which was exactly what happened.
One closing thought: Am I the only guy that still has a hard time telling the Harbaughs apart? Whichever one coaches the 49ers (Jim?) kind of ruined it for me when he refused to be interviewed postgame. That seems to be a growing trend in the NFL (see Bill Belichick reference above.) I don't know that anything he said after the game would add to our understanding, and I realize that he was undoubtedly distraught over the game's outcome. But, c'mon man… Cowboy up, mouth some clichés for the camera, at least pretend to be a good sport even if you aren't one.
So what's my final verdict on Super Bowl XLVII? I would have to give it 4 ½ stars out of 5. I'm not sure what I am docking it ½ star for, except that I feel there is always room for improvement.


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The next generation of maps aimed at predicting insect life cycles will be released by Oregon State University this spring.
The new "pest event maps" will allow farmers to better visualize important pest events, like egg hatch or first flight, across different micro climates and elevations.
"What's the best way to extend technical information to the grower?" said Len Coop, associate director of OSU's Integrated Plant Protection Center.
The color-coded maps will depict the approximate dates of important pest events across different geographical areas, he said.
The technology is built upon "degree day" models that are used to predict insect development based on temperature over time.
Such data is often highly technical and requires a consultant or extension agent to interpret, Coop said.
Maps that use such data provide degree day information on a point-by-point basis, instead of across the entire landscape, he said.
"It doesn't spatially allow visualization," Coop said.
In Oregon, degree days can vary widely across even short distances — in the Hood River area, for example, there is a 5-week spread from the warmest to the coolest regions, Coop said.
The new maps will allow growers to compare insect life stages across broader swaths of land, he said.
The tool is intended to allow farmers better grasp the development of insects over time and space, but degree day models aren't entirely precise, Coop said.
Other environmental factors beside temperature can affect insect life stages, so the map dates must be taken with a grain of salt, he said.
In some cases, invasive species haven't become established yet and so models must depend on foreign data, Coop said.
"We've got to have an initial guess of when things are happening," he said.
The first maps, which will focus on gypsy moths and the spotted wing drosophila, are expected to be released this spring online at www.uspest.org.


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The MSDE Discipline Best Practices group consists of participants from local school systems as well as professional organizations representing school boards, superintendents, administration, student services, teachers, school resource officers, school climate initiatives, special education, early childhood, and professional development.
The purpose of this workgroup is to identify school discipline best practices and the professional development needs of teachers, administrators, and school resource officers to implement these practices. The group shares a desire to produce a practical guideline that not only incorporates research but is user friendly and serves the needs of all stakeholders.
Janice Briscoe from Prince George's county and Dr. Sally Dorman from MSDE are co-chairing the workgroup. The Discipline Best Practices Group and the Code of Conduct Committee have aligned their timeline and efforts to conclude with a final report to the Maryland State Board of Education in January 2014.


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Hospital crunch surprises manyBy GARRY RAYNO
State House Bureau
September 06. 2013 12:39AM
CONCORD — North Country residents may have to drive hundreds of miles for maternity services if Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield does not expand its provider network for individual and small business policies offered on health insurance exchanges under the Affordable Care Act, said one executive whose hospital is not in the network.
"We had no contact. There were no negotiations," said Charlie White, executive officer of Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital in Colebrook. "We found out about our exclusion in a registered letter in the mail saying they choose not to contract with us."
Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital and nine other hospitals are not in Anthem's "narrower network" that will serve those who purchase individual insurance coverage in or outside the exchange, or small businesses who purchase insurance through the Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP) exchange. Anthem, the only insurer approved to offer policies on the health insurance exchange created under the Affordable Care Act, said in a statement it chose to offer a narrower network "to offset the premium increases that would otherwise be necessary."
Before the Health Care Reform Oversight Committee Wednesday, Anthem officials said 14 of the state's 26 hospitals would be in the new network called Pathway. Thursday, the company indicated in a statement that two hospitals had been added to the network, both in the North Country — Androscoggin in Berlin and Littleton Hospital.
Company officials say the narrower network will be 25 percent cheaper for consumers than a broader network.
The new, smaller network caught many by surprise.
Republicans blamed the ACA for rationing services and upending the current system, while they lashed out at state regulators and Gov. Maggie Hassan for hiding the information.
Democrats said Republicans have tried to sabotage the ACA by preventing state regulators from working with the federal officials and refusing federal grant money that would have educated residents about the new system and helped set it up.
Critics say the smaller network will limit access to both hospitals and the physician groups often owned by hospitals, including primary care doctors.
Concord Hospital, along with Portsmouth Regional Hospital and Frisbie Memorial Hospital in Rochester, are not in the Pathway network, nor are Southern New Hampshire Medical Center in Nashua, Monadnock Community Hospital in Peterborough and Alice Peck Day Hospital in Lebanon.
"Without an adequate network, selling the (insurance) product may be very misleading in rural areas where people may not realize they will have to drive great distances to receive care," White said. "The intention of the ACA is to improve access to heath care, but what's happening is we are reducing access."
White said his hospital and its physicians remain in Anthem's network for its customary insurance policies, that the change affects only those patients who purchase through the exchanges and individual markets.
One of the hospitals in the network, Wentworth-Douglass in Dover, had to agree to rates Anthem set in order to be in the network.
Noreen Biehl, vice president of community relations for Wentworth-Douglass, said: "It is my understanding we were asked by Anthem to be in the exchange or the marketplace. The payment rates are different than regular insurance and we had to accept the rate offered to be in it."
She said the rates are similar to what Medicaid pays and are lower than the hospital's regular contract rates with Anthem.
Oct. 1 and Jan. 1
The exchanges or marketplaces are to begin offering policies Oct. 1 that go into effect Jan. 1, when all individuals must have insurance coverage or pay a fine of about $100 annually to the Internal Revenue Service.
There are currently 40,000 with individual health policies in New Hampshire. About one-third will be exempt from the Pathway network because the policies were purchased before the ACA was enacted.
Others not having to use the Pathway network include seniors on Medicare and those who receive health insurance through their employers.
The remaining individual policy holders will have to use the Pathway network when their policies are renewed, as will anyone without insurance who buys it through the marketplace or elsewhere beginning Jan. 1.
Some expect the individual marketplace could cover as many as 150,000 individuals — including the 3,000 individuals currently in the state's high-risk pool because they were refused private insurance. The high-risk pool ends Dec. 31.
Small businesses purchasing through the SHOP exchange will also have to use the Pathway network, although few are expected to do that because small business mandates do not go into effect until January 2015.
Under the Anthem plan, emergency care in non-network hospitals will be covered. Patients with ongoing serious illness will continue to receive treatment in their current hospitals.
Anthem NH senior legal counsel Maria Proulx said Wednesday if specialty care is not available in the network, individuals can be referred to out-of-network providers in or out of state.
According to a statement released by Anthem Director of Public Relations Christopher R. Dugan, the Pathway network meets all New Hampshire network adequacy requirements.
The network will offset premium increases that could be as high as 30 to 40 percent, according to the statement. The rate concessions from the hospitals will allow much lower premiums for exchange members.
Lawmakers upset
The network plan is now before federal regulators and is expected to be approved within the next two weeks, according to Proulx. State regulators recommended Anthem's offering to the federal Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services in July.
However, Insurance Department legal counsel Jennifer Patterson told the oversight committee Wednesday she could not discuss details of Anthem's plan until Oct. 1, when it becomes public.
That upset some lawmakers, including Senate President Chuck Morse, R-Salem.
"It is troubling the executive branch knew about these impending reductions for over two months, saw fit to send them to the federal government for approval, and through it all said nothing to the people who will be directly affected by the changes — many of whom will lose access to the doctors they have known their entire lives," Morse said in a statement.
Marc Goldberg, Hassan's communications director, said state law forbids the Insurance Department from sharing what is considered proprietary information — including within state government.
"We have encouraged Anthem to quickly and clearly provide information to consumers, legislators and all stakeholders about the scope of their network, as well as how they intend to reduce costs and ensure the affordability of the insurance products they intend to offer," he said.
Patterson said traditionally the department has not released a company's rates or plan details until they go into effect. She said administrative rules governor that.
Goldberg blamed a law passed last year by the Republican-dominated legislature that prohibited the state from running its own exchange and limited state agency involvement with federal officials in setting up the exchange. The law has impeded state-level oversight and ceded control to Washington, he said.
An attempt to loosen the restrictions on state agencies this year was killed by the Senate.
The oversight committee, which has frequently deadlocked 3-3 down party lines this year over health care reform issues, meets again Oct. 2 — after the Anthem plans are approved by federal regulators and the exchange opens.
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David "Robby" W. Robinson, 62, of Clear Spring, Md., passed away on Thursday, April 18, 2013, at his home.
David "Robby" W. Robinson, 62, of Clear Spring, Md., passed away on Thursday, April 18, 2013, at his home. Born Dec. 8, 1950, in Hagerstown, Md., he was the son of the late Richard Virl Robinson and Edna Mae Miner Robinson. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy. He was a member of Mt. Zion Methodist Church of Hagerstown. He retired after 34 years of service from Frick Co. in Waynesboro, Pa. He was a 1969 graduate of Clear Spring High School and a member of the UAW 1296. He was an avid sports fan, enjoying the Orioles and NASCAR racing. He was a stock car racer at Hagerstown Speedway from 1972 to 1985. He enjoyed riding go-karts with his grandchildren. David loved fishing, hunting mushrooms, and enjoyed crabbing at the bay. He loved spending time with family and especially his grandchildren. He is survived by his wife of 32 years, Maria Courtney Robinson; two daughters, Holly A. Kauffman and husband, Robert W., of Mercersburg, Pa., and Courtney M. Bonebrake and husband, Jeremy K. of Timonium, Md.; two sisters, Shirley Glesner of Smithsburg, Md., and JoAnn Smith of North Port, Fla.; two brothers, Richard Merle Robinson of Clear Spring and John W. Robinson of Big Pool; three beloved granddaughters, Haley M. Kauffman, Lillian G. Kauffman, and Jenna A. Kauffman; a special friend, Charles Potts Sr.; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held on Monday, April 22, 2013, at 10:30 a.m. in Donald Edwin Thompson Funeral Home, Inc., 13607 National Pike, Clear Spring, Md., with Pastor Ron Faith officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Broadfording Christian Academy Servathon, 13535 Broadfording Church Road, Hagerstown, Md. 21740. Donald Edwin Thompson Funeral Home, Inc. has been privileged to serve the family.


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Today I've been working non-stop on freelance stuff. I realise how boring my life actually is at the moment, but I suppose that is all part of growing up. Deadlines to meet, people to chase up and square eyes from sitting at staring at the screen all day. I never thought I'd be one of those people that lived for the weekend but I really am. I'm off to a Halloween party on Saturday and I full expect to spend the rest of the weekend eating in my favourite local cafe, drinking tea and eating wonderful homemade cakes!
Friday, November 02, 2012
Today I've been working non-stop on freelance stuff. I realise how boring my life actually is at the moment, but I suppose that is all part of growing up. Deadlines to meet, people to chase up and square eyes from sitting at staring at the screen all day. I never thought I'd be one of those people that lived for the weekend but I really am. I'm off to a Halloween party on Saturday and I full expect to spend the rest of the weekend eating in my favourite local cafe, drinking tea and eating wonderful homemade cakes!
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Love the blazer! Gorgeous! Enjoy the halloween party xxxReplyDelete
Lol I always wish shops made a size 11 in pants! Love the blazer.xReplyDelete
Enjoy your party, you look freaking beautiful!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFriday, November 02, 2012 6:10:00 pm
Lovely blazer! xReplyDelete
I love this outfit the blazer is a nice touch!!ReplyDelete
Your hair really really suits you, you look gorgeous!ReplyDelete
& That blazer is gorgeous xxx
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woaah, your hair is gorgeous! you really do look so lovely on these photos Lily; the floral print blazer looks amazing with all black :)xoReplyDelete
love the great cardiganReplyDelete
You are so gorgeous missy xoReplyDelete
I love your blazer! On a spending ban at the moment, trying to only spend on others seeing as Christmas is nearly upon us but it's very hard when I find myself browsing online fashion sites when I can't sleep! xxReplyDelete
this outfit is amazing... i need that blazer in my life! haha and also can i just comment on how gorgeous your hair is now... loving this lighter colour... you're really making me want to go a shade lighter, but i dont know if it will suit me!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFriday, November 02, 2012 6:40:00 pm
Love this outfit! What do you think of the river island disco pants?ReplyDelete
Gorgeous outfit. Your hair looks amazing as well! xReplyDelete
love your nails!ReplyDelete
love the cardigan xxReplyDelete
Seriously gorgeous blazer!ReplyDelete
Rosie x
Love the blazer, I definitely agree that you can wear it with lots. XReplyDelete
That blazer is so cool and the colours are so pretty! XReplyDelete
i really, really like that blazer and i'm trying really hard not to spend money right now - waah!ReplyDelete
You look lovely, love the blazer! xxReplyDelete
Love your blazer! It really looks great with a completely black outfit :) xReplyDelete
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this outfit looks amazing on you! the blazer is really flattering!ReplyDelete
and i love your hair :)
Beautiful as always :)ReplyDelete
Ok Lily, you look absolutely stunning and definitely have sex kitten hair here! Your hair looks gorgeous with your tan too, love it! And that blazer is an absolute steal!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousFriday, November 02, 2012 7:33:00 pm
hair looks amazing!ReplyDelete
Love the blazer, Lily! I cannot wait to see how you rock the matching skirt too!ReplyDelete
- Elodie x
Those colours work well for you! So does your blonde hair, very prettiezReplyDelete
Lovely outfit, that blazer would be the right amount of 'girly' for me too! It's lovely. Enjoy your weekend xxReplyDelete
Love the outfit!ReplyDelete
Your hair looks amazing! xo
Can I have your blazer? K, thanks!! lol so fab!ReplyDelete
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Such a nice blazer, I think you should try the skirt!I love the co-ordinated look, especially shorts and blazers xReplyDelete
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gorgeous blazer and the colours are great for Autumn/Winter!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFriday, November 02, 2012 8:07:00 pm
your nails are so cuteReplyDelete
this looks so amazing!!ReplyDelete
you're gorgeous!! and that blazer and the hair style suits you so so well.
Amazing outfit as per usual! <3ReplyDelete
Your hair colour suits your colouring so well now, you look stunning Lily!ReplyDelete
Beautiful outfit, and I am so jealous of your hair!ReplyDelete
the blazer is awesome! totally loving it :). and your hair is beautiful here lily!!ReplyDelete
You look absolutely stunning dear :)ReplyDelete
Have fun at the party and have a nice weekend.
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Nice print on the blazer, also loving your nails today! XReplyDelete
Your hair seems to have lightened loads, it looks really nice. I also LOVE this blazer it's looks so cool :DReplyDelete
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Your hair looks so gorgeous! The blazer is the perfect colours for fall.ReplyDelete
That is such an amazing piece. totally love it. xxReplyDelete
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Love the blazer and your hair is absolutely stunning!! Love the colour of it:)ReplyDelete
Love this look, it is so fab! I especially love the jacket the print is amazing!ReplyDelete
Lovely outfit, that blazer is so pretty! I wish they did a size 11 in trousers too!ReplyDelete
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I love your vest !ReplyDelete
Love the blazer xReplyDelete
AH I need this blazer! I'm always on black overdrive so this looks perfect to add some colour in any season! You look really lovely by the way xxReplyDelete
Your hair has gone the most beautiful shade, I am utterly jealous!ReplyDelete
That blazer is perfection, wow xReplyDelete
Omg that blazer is AMAZING what a bargain too! :) XOReplyDelete
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I nearly bought this when I was out shopping today, but I picked up the skirt first so I think the whole matching thing put me off haha! I might have to go back and get it now I've seen on your blog :)ReplyDelete
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That blazer was made for you! Love it =)ReplyDelete
the blazer is gorgeous! love it!ReplyDelete
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I love the floral blazer. I'm usually too afraid of florals, I'm afraid It'll look too much. But I love the way you paired it with all black.ReplyDelete
I love how you can wear black and not look too dressed down, I always look as if I'm in work clothes!ReplyDelete
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your new hair colour is GREAT!!! you should keep it this way :) xxxReplyDelete
homemade caces... Is there anything better than homemade cakes ? haha;)I love your flower blazer, because I felt in love with flowers some time ago:D Great post!ReplyDelete
That's a great blazer! I actually feel so blessed when I'm busy - try to make the most of this time! :)ReplyDelete
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Oh, I just loove your hair ! :)ReplyDelete
I want the blazer! It's beautiful!ReplyDelete
You've persuaded me to dye my hair blonde again!
Your hair is such a great colour. Love it!ReplyDelete
love that blazer! Your hair looks amazing aswell!ReplyDelete
love that jacket, the colours are amazingReplyDelete
Such a cool blazer, I love it so much!ReplyDelete
Pip x
that blazer is so particular!ReplyDelete
That blazer is lovely! Your hair and nails look stunning :)ReplyDelete
Katie xo
the blazer is amaziiingReplyDelete
You really look lovely in these photos, hair has caputered well! Loving the blazer, and whole outfit really! Great post! XReplyDelete
Your hair looks amazing, and I love the blazer!ReplyDelete
hair, makeup, outfit... love it, love everything about it! must be warmer in london than it is up north though, i couldnt leave the house with 3/4 sleeves and feet exposed! but then you look awesome and i look homeless in all these layers :'(ReplyDelete
hope you have fun partying and eating cakes, it's what weekends were made for!
your hair is perfect!ReplyDelete
I love that blazer. So cute!ReplyDelete
Your hair looks amazing! Love the blazer. xxReplyDelete
you suit printed blazers so much!ReplyDelete
Love that blazer so much, the floral tapestry print is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
You look great in these pics, have you lost weight. Your hair is such a fab shade tooReplyDelete
can't get over how beautiful you are :) btw i love the nail polish xxReplyDelete
Love it, very Lauren Conrad-esque!ReplyDelete
So beautiful, love your blazer ♡ReplyDelete
One of my favorite outfits of yours! It's absolutely lovely! Have a good time at the party! <3 xoReplyDelete
You look amazing in this outfit. I NEED that blazer!ReplyDelete
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That blazer is incredible, would love to see you giving a go at the co-ord trend! Loving your hair here too xReplyDelete
That blazer looks amazing on you and your new hair is flawless! http://shanascloset.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
LOVE this blazer, suits you so well the green is lovely on you! Also your hair is looking great, really suits you lighter!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the tapestry blazer!ReplyDelete
I featured this blazer on my wishlist earlier today, I fell in love with it! So so gorgeous, and you're right - so versatile!ReplyDelete
Really love this outfit, you look gorgeous! XxReplyDelete
You are absolutely stunning! I am in love with your hair :) that blazer is beyond amazing too...such a bargain :)ReplyDelete
BEAUTIFUL outfit, I am loving the tapestry blazer, color looks amazing on you!ReplyDelete
you look so pretty! such a nice outfit, love disco pants and the blazer goes so well to add to it xReplyDelete
The blazer is gorgeous, you're beautiful!ReplyDelete
you look great!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love the print of the blazer - the colours are gorgeous! xReplyDelete
- AnonymousSunday, November 04, 2012 1:09:00 pm
Such a nice blazer! And your hair, oh my god it looks amazing...ReplyDelete
That jacket is GORGEOUS! Definitely going to pop into a store next week to see if it suits me :) xReplyDelete
hey beautiful :) looking really really good here! I've gone off florals too but this is really cool and in such great autumny hues.ReplyDelete
I'd love to see how you do a co-ord with it!(get the skirt)
love the colours in this jacket, very nice!Delete
It sucks being a grown up :( I have to work on weekends too boohoo x
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I love the way your hair is now! That blazer is lovely, I might have to buy it for myself! xxReplyDelete
I love your blazer!! :)ReplyDelete
I love that blazer! And your hair looks so beautiful :)ReplyDelete
Ohhh I adore that blazer! Gorgeous outfit :)xReplyDelete
That blazer is love right there xxReplyDelete
your hair looks so nice, cool blazer too. xReplyDelete
LOVE the idea of a tapestry blazer ! xxReplyDelete
Your hair is gorge Lilly!ReplyDelete
Your blog is great too, going back to check out past posts now!
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Your hair looks amazing, suits you so much! xReplyDelete
So nice to see you in colour! Goes to well with your hair! XxxReplyDelete
I love this outfit! What nail polish combination are you wearing?ReplyDelete
The blazer is so cute. I totally feel you about being an 11!ReplyDelete
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AMAZING blazer!ReplyDelete
love crazy patterns this fall
I have the skirt in that print :)ReplyDelete
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Absolutely in love with this outfit - that blazer! Soooo in love with your hair right now, major hair envy!ReplyDelete
I love the floral blazer on you, it's so pretty!ReplyDelete
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Love your nails and the floral blazer, there so pretty!ReplyDelete
Your hair is looking really lovely at the moment Lily. Your new colour really suits you.ReplyDelete
That blazer is absolutely amazing. You look gorgeous! xReplyDelete
i wanted that blazer, now i need it xReplyDelete
Amazing blazer! goes well with your hair! xxReplyDelete
As soon as i saw you in this blazer I went out and bought it, LOVE IT! and I have really short hair but your hair makes me want to grow it! Sadly it would take about 6 years so I have to get a grip! xReplyDelete
Your hair colour just looks so amazing! Tempted to change mine to something like this! Honestly just looks soooo good!ReplyDelete
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