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spellsthename · 4 years

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~Spell-Studies Fall 2020 Challenge~

~Spell-Studies Fall 2020 Challenge~

I love making challenges, and I thought that having daily prompts would be the best way to help keep track of the days! I tried to pick fairly easy ones that way they are fun and lighthearted!

Here are the parameters of the challenge! The prompts will run Monday through Friday, so that weekends can be off days if you wish. If you would like to also do the weekends as well I have prompts for those as well but they won’t be numbered rather they will be under “End of week one”, etc. Each prompt will have a corresponding date that way everyone can keep track! Post daily or sum it all up on one big post (weekly, monthly, the whole thing!

This challenge is about having fun and staying connected during the upcoming quarantined semester. I know the prospect of entirely online school looks like an absolute drag to me, so let’s do something to stay connected through it all! Hope all you lovelies enjoy! Please tag me and the challenge too! I’ll be following #QuarantineFallStudyChallenge and #heyspell-studies feel free to @ me too! Alright! Down to the dates!

1. Monday, August 24th: What classes are you taking?

2. Tuesday, August 25th: What time does your alarm go off?

3. Wednesday. August 26th: Do you check your phone when you first wake up?

4. Thursday, August 27th: What is your favorite season? Why?

5. Friday, August 28th: Tea or coffee?

End of week one Saturday, August 29th: How did this week go for you?

End of week one Sunday, August 30th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

6. Monday, August 31st: What is your favorite thing about school?

7. Tuesday, Sept. 1st: Favorite school memory! (Not online lol).

8. Wednesday, Sept. 2nd: How do you take your coffee?

9. Thursday, Sept. 3rd: How do you take your tea?

10. Friday, Sept. 4th: Favorite study snack!

End of week two Saturday, Sept. 5th: How did this week go for you?

End of week two Sunday, Sept. 6th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

11. Monday, Sept. 7th: Currently reading!

12. Tuesday, Sept. 8th: How do you take notes?

13. Wednesday, Sept. 9th: What is your goal aesthetic?

14. Thursday, Sept. 10th: Are you a morning person or a night person?

15. Friday, Sept. 11th: Day in your life!

End of week three Saturday, Sept. 12th : How did this week go for you?

End of week three Sunday, Sept. 13th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

16. Monday, Sept. 14th: Song of the day! What are you jamming to?

17. Tuesday, Sept. 15th: What is your study playlist?

18. Wednesday, Sept. 16th: Study Schedule!

19. Thursday, Sept. 17th: How do you organize your to-do’s?

20. Friday, Sept. 18th: Do you read motivational books?

End of week four Saturday, Sept. 19th: How did this week go for you?

End of week four Sunday, Sept. 20th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

21. Monday, Sept. 21st: What do you do for your self care?

22. Tuesday, Sept. 22nd: Fall starts today! What is your favorite thing about fall?

23. Wednesday, Sept. 23rd: Unpopular book opinion?

24. Thursday, Sept. 24th: What do you love about #Studyblr?

25. Friday, Sept. 25th: Unpopular #Studyblr opinions?

End of week five Saturday, Sept. 26th: How did this week go for you?

End of week five Sunday, Sept. 27th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

26. Monday, Sept. 28th: What is your to do list?

27. Tuesday, Sept. 29th: What is your biggest inspiration?

28. Wednesday, Sept. 30th: Positive affirmations! What are yours? Write some!

29. Thursday, Oct. 1st: Post a pic of your study Space and your favorite drink!

30. Friday, Oct. 2nd: Hand writing tag! Upper and lower case, and cursive!

End of week six Saturday, Oct. 3rd: How did this week go for you?

End of week six Sunday, Oct. 4th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

31. Monday, Oct. 5th: What are you proud of today?

32. Tuesday, Oct. 6th: How do you stay awake while studying?

33. Wednesday, Oct. 7th: Do you use Pinterest? (What are your boards?)

34. Thursday, Oct. 8th: Drop your Insta handle! (If you want).

35. Friday, Oct. 9th: Do you have any fun weekend plans?

End of week seven Saturday, Oct. 10th: How did this week go for you?

End of week seven Sunday, Oct. 11th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

36. Monday, Oct. 12th: Study alone or study with a group?

37. Tuesday, Oct. 13th: Do you color code?

38. Wednesday, Oct. 14th: Show us your annotations!

39. Thursday, Oct. 15th: What do your supplies look like?

40: Friday, Oct. 16th: Half way! How do you reward yourself?

End of week eight Saturday, Oct. 17th: How did this week go for you?

End of week eight Sunday, Oct. 18th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

41. Monday, Oct. 19th: Do you eat while you study?

42. Tuesday, Oct. 20th: Do you exercise?

43. Wednesday, Oct. 21st: It’s definitely getting cooler! Outfit of the day!

44. Thursday, Oct. 22nd: Have you ever meditated? If you haven’t give it a try!

45. Friday, October, 23rd: Long one, who is your ideal self? Or a self love entry!

End of week nine Saturday, Oct. 24th: How did this week go for you?

End of week nine Sunday, Oct. 25th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

46. Monday, Oct. 26th: Do you keep your notes when class is over?

47. Tuesday, Oct. 27th: How do you balance school, work and life?

48. Wednesday, Oct. 28th: Who do you live with?

49. Thursday, Oct. 29th: Do you have a job outside of school?

50. Friday, Oct. 30th: Do you have a Halloween costume or plans?

End of week ten Saturday, Oct. 31st: How did this week go for you?

End of week ten Sunday, Nov. 1st: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

51. Monday, Nov. 2nd: Morning routine!

52. Tuesday, Nov. 3rd: Evening routine!

53. Wednesday, Nov. 4th: Favorite study tips?

54. Thursday, Nov. 5th: What is on your desk?

55. Friday, Nov. 6th: Some short term goals!

End of week eleven Saturday, Nov. 7th: How did this week go for you?

End of week eleven Sunday, Nov. 8th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

56. Monday, Nov. 9th: Some long term goals!

57. Tuesday, Nov. 10th: Tag your favorite studyblr!

58. Wednesday, Nov. 11th: If you could study anywhere, where? (and why!)

59. Thursday, Nov. 12th: Do you study language?

60. Friday, Nov. 13th: What is the view out your window?

End of week twelve Saturday, Nov. 14th: How did this week go for you?

End of week twelve Sunday, Nov. 15th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

61. Monday, Nov. 16th: Favorite school supplies!

62. Tuesday, Nov. 17th: Bath bomb bubble baths or long showers?

63. Wednesday, Nov. 18th: Name 3 things you love about yourself.

64. Thursday, Nov. 19th: Do you journal?

65. Friday, Nov. 20th: Have you ever made a vision board?

End of week thirteen Saturday, Nov. 21st: How did this week go for you?

End of week thirteen Sunday, Nov. 22nd: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

66. Monday, Nov. 23rd: Favorite type of weather?

67. Tuesday, Nov. 24th: Scarf or beanie?

68. Wednesday, Nov. 25th: What are you grateful for today?

69. Thursday, Nov. 26th: What studyblr advice would you give to others?

70. Friday, Nov. 27th: Holidays! What are you excited for this holiday season?

End of week fourteen Saturday, Nov. 28th: How did this week go for you?

End of week fourteen Sunday, Nov. 29th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

71. Monday, Nov. 30th: What is your “happy place”?

72. Tuesday, Dec. 1st: How are you feeling about education during a pandemic?

73. Wednesday, Dec. 2nd: When was the last time you did something “scary”?

74. Thursday, Dec. 3rd: What habit do you want to break?

75. Friday, Dec. 4th: what habit do you want to make?

End of week fifteen Saturday, Dec. 5th: How did this week go for you?

End of week fifteen Sunday, Dec. 6th: What is your plan for the upcoming week?

76. Monday, Dec. 7th: What is/are your creative outlet(s)?

77. Tuesday, Dec. 8th: Where do you see yourself in seven years?

78. Wednesday, Dec. 9th: What is one of your favorite holiday memories?

79. Thursday, Dec. 10th: Are you feeling ready for finals?

80. Friday, Dec. 11th: Is it really already over?! What did you learn during this challenge? What did you like about this challenge?

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jessilyria · 5 years

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The Umbrella Academy Timeline

This is a chronological timeline for the events of TUA (the TV show).

Because theres lots of time travel, I’ve included colour coding, character ages, and tried to make it as comprehensible as possible ^‿^

The events of season 1 are in black, the events of season 2 are in purple. Events that end up as an alternative timeline to the main story are in red.

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Long Ago Reginald leaves behind a sick woman whom he calls “my love”, but he takes her violin at her request. He releases a glass of glowing lights into the air as shuttles take off into the sky.

1928 Reginald goes through customs and immigration and begins a new life in America. He buys a company named D.S. Umbrella Manufacturing Co.

1938 While working for the Commission, Five (aged 53-58) leaves fingerprints behind at a scene. This is later picked up by Detective Patch in 2019.

1955 - TEMPS COMMISSION HEADQUARTERS - To hide her true intentions of raising a loyal soldier, the Handler fakes a kill order for Five (53-58) to assassinate Lila Spitts' parents. - After agreeing to work a new job, Five (58/13) travels with the Handler from March 28th 2019. He discovers info to help stop the '19 apocalypse and travels to March 29th 2019. - With the Board of Directors murdered, the Handler takes control of the Commission. - Lila brings Diego (30) from Nov 21st 1963. - Diego discovers that Vanya causes the '63 apocalypse. With the help of Herb and a coup, he travels to Nov 22nd 1963. - The Handler tells Lila that Five killed her parents. - The Handler recalls all personnel from the field and declares the Commission is going to war. They travel to Nov 22nd 1963.

Feb 11th 1960 Klaus (30) and Ben appear in Dallas after attempting to escape the '19 apocalypse. He is taken in by a wealthy woman and starts the cult known as Destiny’s Children.

1961 - Allison (29) appears in Dallas after attempting to escape the '19 apocalypse and is attacked for being black. She takes refuge in a beauty salon and gets a job there. - Klaus (31) travels with his cult in Baja, Mexico.

Dec 1961 Allison (30) starts dating Raymond Chestnut.

April 10th 1962 Luther (29) appears in Dallas after attempting to escape the '19 apocalypse. Shortly after, he travels to The Umbrella Academy in an attempt to talk to Reginald. Having no idea who he is, Reginald spurns him, so he returns to Dallas and works for Jack Ruby. His fighting alias is "King Kong".

1962 - A young Pogo (3-8?) is transported from the Congo to a science lab in Cape Canaveral, Florida. A woman named Grace begins training him. - Klaus (32) travels with his cult in Varanasi, India. At some unknown point he also lives in a yurt just outside of Reykjavik, Iceland.

Nov/Dec 1962 With her voice fully healed, Allison (31) gets married to Ray.

1962/63 As part of Project Mercury, Pogo (3-8?) is sent into orbit. However, the shuttle malfunctions and crashes. In order to save Pogo's life, Reginald injects him with some unknown serum, altering his DNA.

Sep 1st 1963 Diego (29) appears in Dallas after attempting to escape the '19 apocalypse.

Sep 2nd 1963 Diego is locked in Holbrook Sanatarium for stalking Lee Harvey Oswald and claiming JFK will be assassinated. He's there for 75 days.

Oct 12th 1963 Vanya (29) appears in Dallas with amnesia after attempting to escape the '19 apocalypse. She gets hit by a car and taken in by the family; working as a live-in-nanny for Harlen, and developing a romatic relationship with Sissy.

Nov 13/14th 1963 Klaus (33) flees from his cult in San Francisco, stealing a car and heading to Dallas.

Nov 15th 1963 - Five (58/13) appears in Dallas having just witnesed the '63 apocalypse that will happen in 10 days. - The Commission sends three Swedish assassins to kill the siblings. They shoot at Five and kill Hazel. - Klaus (33) is arrested for stealing a car. - The Swedes attack Diego (30) at the asylum but he escapes with Lila.

Nov 16th 1963 - Klaus (33) is released from jail. - In the hopes of talking to Reginald about the '63 apocaplypse, Five (58/13) and Diego (30) track Reginald down at his laboratory, but they're attacked. - The Swedes attempt to kill Vanya (29) but she fights back with her powers.

Nov 17th 1963 Allison (32) and other black protesters begin a sit-in, which ends with police attacking. Ray witnesses Allison use her powers before she flees.

Nov 18th 1963 - Whilst giving Harlen mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, Vanya (29) unknowlingly transfers some of her powers in to him. - Klaus (33) talks to Dave (23?) in the hopes of stopping him from enlisting. However, Dave ends up punching Klaus and enlisting a week early. - In the hopes of talking to Reginald about the '63 apocaplypse, Five, Diego & Lila crash a gala at the Mexican Consulate. - A secret committee known as "The Majestic 12" meet at the gala. Reginald, a member, agrees to provide rocket technology that will allow the USA to beat the Russians to the moon. His conditions include unquestioned access to the dark side of the moon, and assurance that JFK will not be touched.

Nov 19th 1963 - The siblings finally all reunite and discuss what they should do in the remaining 6 days before the '63 apocalypse. - Reginald sends out letters summoning the siblings to a meeting. - One of the Swedes is killed and Diego is framed for it. - Five (58/13) meets the Handler. She proposes to return the siblings back to an apocalypse-free 2019 if Five kills the Commission's entire Board of Directors.

Nov 20th 1963 - Allison (32) tells Ray everything and demonstrates her powers on a shopping trip. - Ben posesses Klaus (33) for the first time. - At 7:30pm the siblings meet with Reginald in a bar at 1624 Magnolia Street. Reginald makes notes of their powers, mocks Diego, and offers Five some time-travel advice.

Nov 21st 1963 - Five (58/13) travels to 1982 to carry out his deal with the Handler. When he returns the Handler welches on her side of it. - Ben possesses Klaus and is able to talk to Diego (30). - Lila drugs Diego (30) and takes him to the Commission HQ in 1955. - The Swedes attack Allison, she Rumours one to kill the other. - Vanya (29) tries to leave with Sissy & Harlan, however she is confronted by the cops and knocked unconscious when she stars using her powers.

Nov 22nd 1963 - MORNING - Five (58/13) and Luther (31) meet with Adult Five (58) in an attempt to bargain for his time-travelling briefcase. - Grace finds evidence that Reginald plans to harm JFK and breaks up with him. - Diego (30) appears from Commission HQ in 1955 and tells Klaus & Allison that Vanya is the cause of the '63 apocalypse. - Believing Vanya to be a Russian spy, the FBI drug and torture her resulting in her remembering her past and unleashing her powers. - Ben possesses Vanya and talks her down. This results in Ben being disintegrated.

Nov 22nd 1963 - 12:20-12:30pm - After around 5 years of working for the Commission, Five (58) breaks his contract and abandons his mission to stop the assassination of JFK. He travels forward in time to March 24th 2019 and is trapped in his 13 year old body. - JFK is assassinated. - In an alternate timeline, an explosion caused by Vanya results in JFK not being assassinated. JFK believes the explosion was the Soviets and responds by bombing them, starting a nuclear war. - After a fight with his 13-bodied self, Adult Five (58) is kicked forward to March 24th 2019, but this time with the correct equation to not end up in his 13 year old body and with the knowledge that Vanya causes the '19 apocalypse. - JFK is still assassinated despite Diego's attempted intervention.

Nov 22nd 1963 - AFTERNOON - Furious at The Majestic 12 for going against their deal to not touch JFK, Reginald tells them never to contact him again. When they threaten him, Reginald reveals his alien self and murders them all. - Vanya senses something is wrong with Harlan as he loses control of his powers. She and the others head to the farm. - The Commission appears from 1955 and begins to attack. Vanya (29) easily kills all of them, but Lila holds her own due to her reflective powers. - The Handler goes to kidnap Harlan, with the aim of raising him like she did with Lila. But for some reason she just doesn't and goes to the siblings instead? - Lila chooses the siblings over The Handler. - In an alternative timeline, the Handler murders the siblings & Lila before she herself is shot by the remaining Swede. - Five (58/13) successfully time travels several seconds into the past. - The last Swede kills The Handler. - Lila takes a briefcase and disappears into time. - Vanya removes her powers from Harlan (or so she thinks). - The siblings travel forward to April 2nd 2019.

Nov 25th 1963 - Five (58/13) appears in Dallas after attempting to escape the '19 apocalypse. He witnesses an alternative timeline where the USA and Russia are at war and a nuclear strike causes the '63 apocalypse. He travels with Hazel to 10 days in the past.

April 1967 Klaus (29) appears from March 27th 2019 in Vietnam (note: in S1 the date of his arrival is 1968, however the dates given in S2 would mean he arrived in 1967). While on leave he visits Saigon. He wasn't sober during his time in Vietnam.

Feb 21st 1968 - David Katz is shot and killed on hill 689 in the A Shau Valley. - After 10 months in Vietnam, Klaus (30) travels forward to March 28th 2019.

1982 Following his deal with the Handler, Five (58/13) travels from Nov 21st 1963 and arrives at The Lonely Lodge Inn in Oshkosh, Wisconsin where he murders the Commission's entire Board of Directors.

October 1st 1989 - 43 women mysteriously give birth even though they weren’t pregnant that morning. - Sir Reginald Hargreeves begins travelling the world attempting to acquire as many of the miracle children as he can. He gets seven which he ranks in ascending order of power (though he tells them its by descending order of usefulness). He doesn't tell them about the other 36 children. - In an alternate timeline, Reginald chooses to adopt 6 different children (plus Ben) to form The Sparrow Academy because he knows of The Umbrella Academy's failings.

1993 - Reginald has already begun training the children (aged 3). It’s mentioned that they train together and also have “designated training days.” - Vanya (3) kills several nannies before Grace is created. At some unknown point after this (but before they turn 12) Grace gives the children names.

Oct-Dec 1993 Whilst working for the Commission, Five (53-58) assassinates the parents of Lila Spitts. Unbeknownst to him, the Handler then adopts Lila (4) and begins training her./p>

June 12th 1994 Reginald beings training Vanya (4) to hone her powers. He notes that in a chaotic environment (such as with the nannies) she quickly looses control, so uses a sustained note to encourage her to “locate control in another form”.

June 24th 1994 After 12 days of successful training, Vanya (4) refuses to listen and lashes out. Based on the cut on Reginald’s face, Vanya is immediately locked in the isolation chamber.

July 1994 Based on the healed cut on Reginald face, Vanya (4) is kept in isolation for at least 2 weeks. She is medicated and then made to forget about her powers by Allison (4).

1998 - Klaus (8) is locked in the mausoleum (seen in the flashback). - Diego (8) tells Klaus that licking a 9 volt battery will give him pubes.

2000 Lila (10) trains in a obstacle course while the Handler fires a machine gun at her.

June 16th 2001 Klaus (11) is locked in the mausoleum (based on notes in Reginald’s book). He tries to squeeze through the bars to escape. (NOTE: in the book, he is referred to as “Klaus”, therefore the children have been named by this point.)

UNSPECIFIED EVENTS BETWEEN 1988-2006 - 8-16 years old. - Vanya begins to play the violin. - The children are taught ballroom dance, at least seven different languages, and Homer in the original Greek. - Five would sneak out to Griddy’s Doughnuts with his “brothers and sisters.” - Diego plays bass guitar in a band with Vanya known as the Prime8’s. - Luther & Allison would sneak out to the greenhouse on the roof. - Diego & Klaus invent their own secret handshake. - Klaus & Allison would paint each others nails. - Allison uses her powers to make a soccer team. - Ben reprograms Allisons Teddy Ruxpin to say "Luther sniffs Dad's underwear".

2002 - Klaus breaks his jaw after tripping down the stairs in Grace’s heels, and has to have it wired shut for 8 weeks. - The Umbrella Academy (12) have their first portrait painted. - The children get their tattoos. - Ben is forced to use his powers to violently murder several robbers. - The Umbrella Academy stops a bank robbery and is revealed to the public.

Nov 20th 2002 Five (13) jumps forward in time. In this timeline he is gone for 16 years, 4 months, 4 days. In his personal timeline, its 45 years.

2003 Klaus (13) is locked in the mausoleum (based on the conversation in the afterlife). By this age he is already drinking and taking drugs.

2005 The Umbrella Academy (15) have their second portrait painted.

Oct-Dec 2006 - The Umbrella Academy (17) have their last portrait painted. - Ben (17) dies during a mission. Reginald blames the children. - Klaus summons Ben. Despite Ben being told to walk into a light, he decides to stay. For the next 17 years Klaus believes its his fault that Ben never passed on. - Klaus pisses in Reginalds gas tank.

UNSPECIFIED EVENTS BETWEEN 2007-2018 - 17-24 years old. - After a huge argument with Reginald, Diego leaves the Academy. - Vanya leaves the Academy. - Klaus knocks down the wall between his and Vanya’s bedroom (X). - Allison leaves the Academy and moves to LA. - Klaus leaves the Academy and is homeless. - Vanya joins the St. Pluvium Chamber Orchestra & becomes a violin teacher. - Allison builds a film career. With such hits as “the tough lawyer in the wheelchair”, the romantic comedy trilogy “Love on Loan”, and “that Sandra Bullock movie where two underpaid teaches rob a bank”. - Diego trains at the police academy and has a relationship with Eudora Patch, but he's kicked out due to his attitude. - Klaus spends time in prison. - Diego becomes a vigilante. - Klaus spends time in rehab. - Allison (22/23?) gets married to Patrick and has her daughter, Claire. - Diego gets a job at the gym mopping floors in exchange for living in the boiler room. He also boxes in matches.

2012 After a chemical accident, Luther (22) is injected with a serum which transforms his body. Based on beard and hair growth (on his head), he’s potentially in a coma for at least 3 months.

2014 - Vanya (24) writes her book. - Klaus (24) is seen in rehab/at an AA meeting.

2015 Luther (25) is sent to the moon on what he believes is an important mission. He is there for 4 years. - Allison (25/26) uses her powers on Claire (3) for the first time.

March 2018 Patrick catches Allison (28) using her power on Claire (6?).

July 2018 Patrick divorces Allison (28) and gets custody of Claire (5/6). Allison is forced to take mandatory therapy sessions if she wants any contact with her daughter.

Feb 19th 2019 Klaus (29) begins his 30 days in rehab.

March 21st/22nd 2019 - Reginald Hargreeves kills himself. - Klaus (29) leaves rehab and immediately overdoses.

March 24th 2019 - Five (58/13) arrives from Nov 22nd 1963. He's trapped in his 13 year old body and hell-bent on stopping the '19 apocalypse. - In an alternative timeline, Five (58) arrives from Nov 22nd 1963. He's in his 58 year old body and already knows Vanya is the cause of the '19 apocalypse. - The Umbrella Academy is reunited. - The Commission attempt to kill Five (58/13) in Griddy's Donuts, but fail.

March 25th 2019 - Vanya (29) meets Harold Jenkins. - The Commission sends Agents Hazel & Cha-Cha to track down and kill Five. They corner him in a department store but he escapes.

March 26th 2019 - Hazel & Cha-Cha attack the house and kidnap Klaus. - Diego (29) "kills" Grace after he realises she's malfunctioning.

March 27th 2019 - Eudora Patch is shot and killed. - Klaus (29) accidently travels to Vietnam, 1967/8.

March 28th 2019 - Klaus (30) returns from Vietnam, Feb 21st 1968 to the present day. - Vanya (29) stops taking her medication due to Harold's influence. - Pogo reactivates Grace. - Five (58/13) requests a meeting with the Handler. She offers him a new job and takes him back to Commission HQ in 1955.

March 29th 2019 - Klaus decides to sober up in order to talk to Dave. - Luther learns he was sent to the moon for no reason. - Klaus hits his head and reunites with a dead Reginald. Reginald explains he killed himself to bring The Umbrella Academy back together, and knows about the '19 apocolypse. - Vanya unleashes some of her power and kills 2 thugs.

March 30th 2019 After an argument, Vanya lashes out and accidentally slashes Allisons throat, nearly killing her.

March 31st 2019 - Ben punches Klaus in the face, becoming solid for the first time. - Vanya kills Harold Jenkins.

April 1st 2019 - Luther locks Vanya in the isolation chamber. - Vanya kills Pogo (55-60?) and brings down the house (with Grace still inside). - Hazel shoots the Handler and travels back in time with Agnes, they share 20 years together before Agnes dies of cancer. - The Handler survives being shot due to a metal plate in her head, but somehow also survives the '19 apocalypse that happens almost immediately after? - Through a build-up of Vanya's powers, a dislodged chunk of the moon destroys the Earth, causing the '19 apocalypse.

April 2nd 2019 - A 13 year old Five appears in the '19 apocalypse after jumping forward from 2002. He is trapped here for at least 40 years. - The siblings all appear from Nov 22nd 1963 to an apocalypse-free world. HOWEVER, they arive in the alternate timeline where Reginald chose to adopt 6 different children (plus Ben) and created “The Sparrow Academy”.

2059? After living in the apocalyptic future for at least 40 years, The Handler appears to Five (53?) and offers him a job as a temporal assassin. The contract is for 5 years but he ultimately breaks it early in order to return home.

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Hopefully this is accurate, I don’t always trust my dyslexic counting abilities! Please let me know if you spot any errors, think of anything else I can add to the list, or if you want more info about any specific event ^‿^

#the umbrella academy #tua #klaus hargreeves #diego hargreeves #ben hargreeves #vanya hargreeves #allison hargreeves #five hargreeves #number five #luther hargreeves #reginald hargreeves

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sixth-light · 5 years

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Lies Sleeping timeline

Guys, it turns out three weeks without internet was what I needed to complete this, even though this book has an actual real-world event that can be tied to a specific date in a specific year, and I didn’t have to do any back-calculations from sunset times or solstices AT ALL. It’s like a tiny curative fandom miracle.

Main takeaways: Lies Sleeping takes place over about two months! I’m as surprised as you are. It read like one very hellish week. Also, we still have nearly a full year to go in book-canon time before the Brexit referendum. how many books do we wanna bet BA can cram in there before Peter & co have to join the rest of us in The Darkest Timeline.

Check out the other timelines and my series timeline here on DW (or in the ‘timelines’ tag on my Tumblr.)

14 Nov 2014: Operation Jennifer begins (prologue)

Dec/Jan 2014/5: The unwritten Kimberley Reynolds novella takes place, prior to the events of this book, and involves the ‘centre of a small town’ being ‘levelled’

Early June 2015: Peter passes his detective exams (Detective Stories)

Day 1 (Sunday June 7th): Peter, Guleed, Carey, and Nightingale stake out Richard Williams' house and fight the Pale Nanny/Charlotte Greenwood. That night, Peter has dinner with Bev, Nicky, and Abigail at Bev’s house. Day 2: (Monday June 8th): Peter wakes up at the Folly and spends time in the gym, has breakfast with the team, visits the Whitechapel Bell Foundry and finds the magic bell, then goes to check on Williams. Charlotte Greenwood triggers Williams’ murder tattoo and is shot by Lucy the security guard. Peter attends Charlotte’s autopsy with Walid and Vaughan.

Day 3/4 (Tues/Wed June 9th/10th): Peter does community outreach trying to find out where Charlotte came from and calls Kim Reynolds, probably early on Wednesday morning his time (it’s ‘past 8pm in Washington’, meaning it’s past 1am in London. An early sign of how hard Peter’s pushing himself.)

Day 5 (Thursday June 11th): Peter checks on Zach, talks to Marcia the magical-weed selling canal traveller, has an uninformative visit with Walbrook, and spends the night at Beverley’s. Day 6 (Friday June 12th): Peter has IPCC interviews all day about Charlotte’s death, spends some time guarding the bell at the foundry, then heads back to Bev’s.

Day 7/8 (Saturday/Sunday June 13th/14th): Nicky comes over to Bev’s very early. Peter does some Latin practice and notices how quiet the Folly feels after-hours now. Day 10 (Tuesday June 16th): Michelle Obama visits London, diverting Guleed and Nightingale’s attention. Lesley shows up at foundry while Peter is there and he doesn’t have Frank Caffrey shoot her. They destroy the bell. Day 11-13 (Wednesday-Friday, June 17th-19th): Peter reads the terrible movie script, gets back Postmartin’s notes on it, and talks to Kim Reynolds again. Day 14-15 (Saturday/Sunday, June 20th/21st): Peter travels with Beverley and Abigail to Father Thames’ Summer Court and spends the night there. On the Sunday he’s called back to London by Stephanopoulos to talk to Geneviève Nguyễn about the ritual sacrifice in the City. Day 16 (Monday June 22nd): Peter and Nightingale interview Patrick Gale and talk about magic becoming public. Day 20 (Friday June 26th:) Team meeting

Day 21-26 (Saturday-Thursday June 27th-Jul 2nd): They’re called to the MOLA at 3 in the morning over an attempted break-in; Peter takes notes and does follow-up. Day 27 (Friday July 3rd): Peter follows Zach to Lesley’s apartment Day 28 (Saturday July 4th): Peter goes back to Folly, sleeps for some of the day, and interviews Zach in the afternoon. Day 29 (Sunday July 5th): Peter consults Nightingale about sources of information on Punch and talks to Sir William via Lady Ty. He ends up in A&E, and walks back to Folly after midnight. Day 30 (Monday July 6th): A ‘tea committee’ meeting is held, and Peter goes to restatement Camilla Turner the archaeologist. Day 31 (Tuesday July 7th): Peter goes through Turner’s emails and visits the Paternoster Society’s meeting place. Day 32 (Wednesday July 8th): Peter and Bev have dinner with Isis and Oxley, who are in town for the opera. Peter is given a prophecy. Day 33 (Thursday July 9th): Lesley calls Peter to warn him a River is being kidnapped. Walbrook is rescued from Chorley and his tinned vampire in an epic car chase. Day 34 (Friday July 10th): Peter goes to another meeting, takes his mum shopping, and has a haircut. Bev and he stay over at his parents’ place. Day 35/36 (Saturday/Sunday July 11th/12th): Peter takes the weekend off, by order, and helps Maksim do some planting on Wimbledon Common. Day 37 (Monday July 13th): David Carey goes on medical leave. Lesley calls Peter and they meet at a pub. He leaves and gets into a police car. It’s Lesley, and she kidnaps him. Day 38-45 (Tuesday July 14th - Tuesday July 21st): Peter has Fun Torture Time with Lesley and Chorley and spends a week in an oubliette with Foxglove. By Sunday he’s made friends with her, and on the second Tuesday she tells him her story. Day 46 (Wednesday July 22nd): Chorley and Lesley visit and Peter hears bell noises and swearing. That evening, Foxglove releases him from durance vile and he reunites with Bev at the Folly. Day 47 (Thursday July 23rd): Peter and Abigail talk to foxes; Molly is absent. Day 48 (Friday July 24th): Peter and his mum cook for everybody at the Folly; that night, he and Nightingale see Foxglove and Molly dancing. Day 49 (Saturday July 25th): All hell breaks loose; Lesley shoots Stephanopoulos (in the leg) and Chorley ‘dies’ in a van crash.

Day 50 (Sunday July 26th): Nightingale goes to Glastonbury and Guleed to the Midlands. Peter goes to visit Punch and makes Caffrey and Beverley worried he’s suicidal. That night, he confronts Chorley and Lesley at Covent Garden and Lesley shoots Chorley (in the head).

Late July: Peter is suspended while Chorley’s death is investigated. He’s told it will be for months. August: Nightingale begins a school for amateur practitioners; Foxglove is established at the Folly; Peter and Bev go on a double date with Sahra and Michael. Late August: Beverley tells Peter she’s pregnant. By inference, she’s due sometime between February and April 2016 (depending on how far along she is when she tells Peter).

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68 ASG members killed, 128 surrender in 2020: AFP

#PHnews: 68 ASG members killed, 128 surrender in 2020: AFP

MANILA – The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) units have so far neutralized 68 members of terrorist Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) while 128 have surrendered during intense military operations this year.

Data gathered show that 156 firearms and 10 improvised explosive devices (IEDs) were either surrendered by or seized from the terrorist group, according to the statement released by AFP public affairs office chief Navy Capt. Jonathan Zata on Sunday.

Recent gains against the ASG include the surrender of two subleaders and 13 members in Jolo, Sulu on Dec. 11.

The 1101st Infantry Brigade facilitated a program for the surrender of ASG subleaders Alvin Yusop and Arab Puti and some of their members including 14 assorted firearms they surrendered to Joint Task Force Sulu.

Three ASG members involved in kidnap-for-ransom consecutively yielded to government forces in Tawi-Tawi from Dec. 2 to 4.

A certain Alsadi Hanain surrendered with his M-1 Garand rifle to the 2nd Marine Brigade in Bongao on Dec. 4 while Bennaser Pae voluntarily surrendered with an M-16A1 rifle and ammunition to troops of Marine Battalion Landing Team-12 on Dec. 3.

Meanwhile, Ugali Alimudin gave himself up to the 36th Marine Company at its headquarters in Sapa-Sapa and turned over an M-14 rifle with magazine and ammunition on Dec. 2.

A total of 36 ASG terrorists along with 11 firearms surrendered to the 4th Marine Brigade in Omar, Sulu on Dec. 4.

“We are currently satisfied with how our troops are continuing our offensives against the ASG, but this does not mean we’re letting our guards down against them or other local terrorists,” AFP chief-of-staff Gen. Gilbert I. Gapay said.

The AFP also achieved significant gains against other Local Terrorist Groups (LTGs) this year as armed encounters against the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF) led to the death of 31 of their members, while 184 surrendered, and 22 others were captured.

On Dec. 8, operating troops of the 40th Infantry Battalion arrested seven members of BIFF in Datu Hoffer, Maguindanao. Confiscated were two M-1 Garand rifles, one M-14 rifle, and one M-4 rifle.

Troops also engaged BIFF rebels in an encounter in Sharif Aguak last Dec. 9.

The 11th Mechanized Company quelled a possible attack by the BIFF-Karialan faction under “Diok” and recovered live ammunition from enemy positions after the firefight. The 6th Infantry Division clashed with the BIFF in Datu Piang on Dec. 3.

The troops on the ground forced the attackers to withdraw leaving no civilians unharmed.

Meanwhile, 31 members of Daesh-Inspired Maute Group were killed in combat while 35 of them surrendered and five were captured since January of this year.

Gapay said the AFP aims to maintain its firm position in going after the ASG and other terrorist groups despite the ongoing coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic.

“We will stop at nothing to keep our fellow Filipinos safe and secure from the despicable acts of terrorism and violent extremism. Your AFP, hand in hand with other government agencies, stakeholders and local government units shall continue to unite to ensure the downfall of local terrorist groups threatening our peace,” he added. (PNA)

***

References:

* Philippine News Agency. "68 ASG members killed, 128 surrender in 2020: AFP." Philippine News Agency. https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1124589 (accessed December 13, 2020 at 07:40PM UTC+14).

* Philippine News Agency. "68 ASG members killed, 128 surrender in 2020: AFP." Archive Today. https://archive.ph/?run=1&url=https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1124589 (archived).

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Buccaneers vs. Saints score, results: Brady struggles, Brees dominates in blowout win for New Orleans

The Saints sent a strong message on “Sunday Night Football,” pulling off the regular season sweep over the Buccaneers as they rolled to a 38-3 victory.

In a matchup between two teams at the top of the NFC South standings, led by two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks standing neck-and-neck atop the NFL’s all-time passing touchdowns list, the contrast could not have been more stark. Drew Brees lit up the Tampa Bay defense, completing 26-of-32 (81.3 percent) passes for 222 yards and four TDs. New Orleans’ defense dominated Tom Brady, as the 43-year-old completed 22-of-38 (57.9 percent) passes for 209 yards and threw three interceptions.

Brees made it look easy, hooking up with 11 different receivers as the Saints deployed their weapons to perfection. And he wasn’t the only New Orleans QB to shine; Taysom Hill completed 2-of-2 passes for 48 yards, ran the ball seven times for 54 yards and hauled in a catch for a 21-yard gain. Even Jameis Winston saw action on the Saints’ final possession, completing a 12-yard pass to Michael Burton.

Brady, meanwhile, was under pressure all night long and was hit nine different times, three of them for sacks. Tampa Bay went three-and-out on its first four possessions, turned it over on an interception on the second play of its fifth drive, turned it over on downs on its sixth possession and then was interception again on its final possession of the first half.

Undoubtedly playing a big role in Brees’ success was the return of wideout Michael Thomas, who had a team-high five catches in six targets for 51 yards.

Perhaps contributing to Brady’s struggles was the near non-existance of any sort of ground attack for the Bucs. Tampa Bay set an NFL record for fewest rushes in a game with only five attempts, one of those being a Blaine Gabbert kneel down to end the game.

The Saints (6-2) take the lead in the NFC South with the win, while the Buccaneers (6-3) fall half a game behind. With the loss, it’s the first time in Brady’s 20 seasons that he’s ever been swept by a division opponent.

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Buccaneers vs. Saints score

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total Buccaneers 0 0 0 3 3 Saints 14 17 0 7 38

Buccaneers vs. Saints live updates, highlights from ‘Sunday Night Football’

11:14 p.m. — FINAL: Saints 38, Buccaneers 3.

11:08 p.m. — 2-Minute Warning. Saints have it, second and 5 at the Tampa Bay 28-yard line. New Orleans backup QB Jameis Winston has been in the game for this drive, completed a pass to Michael Burton for a 12-yard gain.

10:58 p.m. — FIELD GOAL, BUCCANEERS. Tampa Bay finally gets on the board with a 48-yard field goal by Ryan Succop. Saints lead 38-3 with 5:52 to play.

10:49 p.m. — TOUCHDOWN, SAINTS. Brees throws his fourth TD of the night, this one to Josh Hill for a 3-yard score. New Orleans leads 38-0, 9:07 remaining.

10:38 p.m. — END OF 3Q: Saints 31, Buccaneers 0. New Orleans has it, third and 4 at its 36-yard line to start the fourth quarter.

10:34 p.m. — INTERCEPTION. Brady throws it up for grabs on fourth down and Malcom Jenkins comes down with it. That’s the third time he’s been picked off tonight. Saints take over at their 30-yard line, 57 seconds left in the third quarter.

10:23 p.m. — Saints punt for the first time tonight. Tampa Bay takes over at its 18-yard line, 4:46 left in the third quarter.

10:14 p.m. — TURNOVER ON DOWNS. New Orleans gets the goal line stand as Brady’s pass to Mike Evans on fourth down is broken up by Marhson Lattimore. Saints take over at their 1-yard line, 9:32 left in the third quarter.

10:10 p.m. — FUMBLE. Shaquil Barrett knocks the ball loose as Brees launches it down field and it’s ruled a fumble. Mike Edwards recovers and returns it to the New Orleans 21-yard line.

9:51 p.m. — HALF: Saints 31, Buccaneers 0. Brees kneels down to end the half. It’s going to be a long way back for Brady, New Orleans will get the ball to start the second half.

9:48 p.m. — INTERCEPTION. Just a bad throw from Brady as he sails it down the right sideline and Marcus Williams comes down with the easy pick. Saints have it at their 15-yard line, 57 seconds remaining in the first half.

9:45 p.m. — FIELD GOAL, SAINTS. Cook drops a would-be first down, forcing New Orleans to settle for a 36-yard field goal by Will Lutz. Saints lead 31-0 with 1:49 left in the first half.

9:42 p.m. — 2-Minute Warning. Saints have it, third and 7 at the Tampa Bay 18-yard line.

9:36 p.m. — TURNOVER ON DOWNS. Bucs go for it on fourth down and Brady just overthrows Rob Gronkowski, who was streaking towards the end zone. Huge missed opportunity for Tampa Bay, New Orleans takes over at its 38-yard line, 4:57 left in the half.

9:26 p.m. — TOUCHDOWN, SAINTS. Alvin Kamara punches it in from 1 yard out. Saints continue to roll.

9:22 p.m. — INTERCEPTION. Things go from bad to worse for Brady as he’s picked off by David Onyemata off the tip. Saints take over at the Tampa Bay 27-yard line, 11:05 left in the first half.

9:20 p..m — TOUCHDOWN, SAINTS. Brees hits Emmanuel Sanders on an out route for a 12-yard TD. That’s the 11th different receiver Brees has connected with tonight. New Orleans leads 21-0 with 11:44 left in the second quarter.

9:13 p.m. — Three-and-out. Drink. Four drives, 12 plays so far for Tampa Bay. Not exactly a winning formula. New Orleans gets the ball back at the 50-yard line, 14:07 left in the second quarter.

9:04 p.m. — END OF 1Q: Saints 14, Buccaneers 0. Brees threads the needle and hits Adam Trautman for a 7-yard TD as time expires at the end of the first quarter.

8:59 p.m. — Well, another three-and-out for Tampa Bay. Saints get it back in great field position at the Bucs’ 35-yard line, 2:38 left in the first quarter.

8:55 p.m. — FUMBLE. Brees completes it to Jared Cook, who fights for extra yardage but coughs it up in the process. Tampa Bay recovers at its 2-yard line, 3:36 left in the first quarter.

8:39 p.m. — Another three-and-out for Tampa Bay. New Orleans gets the ball back at its 34-yard line with 7:44 remaining in the first quarter.

8:30 p.m. — TOUCHDOWN, SAINTS. Drew Brees finds Tre’Quan Smith wide open in the back corner of the end zone for a 14-yard TD. New Orleans leads 7-0 with 9:34 left in the first quarter.

8:26 p.m. — Tampa Bay goes three-and-out and New Orleans takes over at its 35-yard line, 14:06 left in the first quarter.

8:23 p.m. — Saints win the toss and defer, so Tom Brady will lead the Buccaneers out for the opening drive.

(All Times ET)

Buccaneers vs. Saints start time

All “Sunday Night Football” games in 2020 have the same start time of 8:20 p.m. ET. There are Sunday night games scheduled for every week of the season except Week 17, though the NFL has the ability to flex a game into a Week 17 “SNF” window.

‘Sunday Night Football’ schedule 2020

Week 1 Sept. 10 (Thu.) Kansas City Chiefs vs. Houston Texans Sept. 13 Los Angeles Rams vs. Dallas Cowboys Week 2 Sept. 20 Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots Week 3 Sept. 27 New Orleans Saints vs. Green Bay Packers Week 4 Oct. 4 San Francisco 49ers vs. Philadelphia Eagles Week 5 Oct. 11 Seattle Seahawks vs. Minnesota Vikings Week 6 Oct. 18 San Francisco 49ers vs. Los Angeles Rams Week 7 Oct. 25 Seattle Seahawks vs. Arizona Cardinals Week 8 Nov. 1 Philadelphia Eagles vs. Dallas Cowboys Week 9 Nov. 8 Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. New Orleans Saints Week 10 Nov. 15 New England Patriots vs. Baltimore Ravens Week 11 Nov. 22 Las Vegas Raiders vs. Kansas City Chiefs Week 12 Nov. 29 Green Bay Packers vs. Chicago Bears Week 13 Dec. 6 Kansas City Chiefs vs. Denver Broncos Week 14 Dec. 13 Buffalo Bills vs. Pittsburgh Steelers Week 15 Dec. 20 Dallas Cowboys vs. San Francisco 49ers Week 16 Dec. 27 Green Bay Packers vs. Tennessee Titans Week 17 Jan. 3 TBD

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Knitted tunic with pockets-free knitting pattern

Autumn is on the horizon,which is my favourite time of year. In this post we are gently easing you into the next season with some ultra lush cable knits in our opening feature. My absolute favourite is the tunic with pockets. I ﬁnd that too few women’s garments have pockets so when they do,I am usually sold! Not to mention that the yarn this is knitted in is dreamily soft and light.

Knitted tunic with pockets-free knitting pattern

Measurements To fit bust 82-87 (92-97) (102-107) (112-117) cm/32-34 (36-38) (40-42) (44-46) in. Actual measurements 94 (104) (114) (124) cm/37 (41) (45) (49) in. Side seam 51 (52) (53) (54) cm/ 20 (20½) (21) (21¼) in. Length to shoulder 74 (76) (78) (80) cm/29 (30) (30¾) (31½) in. Sleeve seam All sizes 33cm/13in.

Materials 10 (11) (12) (13) 50g (115m) balls of yarn (94% cotton, 6% nylon) . Pair each of 4mm (No. 8) and 5mm (No. 6) needles; cable needle; removable stitch markers or contrast thread; 3 stitch holders.

Tension 22.5 stitches and 24 rows, to 10 x 10cm, over pattern, using 5mm needles

Note Yarn amounts are based on average requirements and are therefore approximate. Instructions are given for small size. Where they vary, work ﬁgures in round brackets for larger sizes. Instructions in square brackets are worked as stated after 2nd bracket.

Cable panel (worked over 15sts) 1st row: P5, t5l, p5. 2nd row: K5, p2, k1, p2, k5. 3rd row: P4, t3b, k1, t3f, p4. 4th row: K4, p2, k1, p1, k1, p2, k4. 5th row: P3, t3b, k1, p1, k1, t3f, p3. 6th row: K3, p2, [k1, p1] twice, k1, p2, k3. 7th row: P2, t3b, [k1, p1] twice, k1, t3f, p2. 8th row: K2, p2, [k1, p1] 3 times, k1, p2, k2. 9th row: P1, t3b, [k1, p1] 3 times, k1, t3f, p1. 10th row: K1, p2, [k1, p1] 4 times, k1, p2, k1. 11th row: T3b, [k1, p1] 4 times, k1, t3f. 12th row: P2, [k1, p1] 5 times, k1, p2. These 12 rows form cable panel and are repeated.

Knitted tunic with pockets-free knitting pattern

Back With 4mm needles, cast on 106 (114) (122) (130) sts. 1st row: [P2, k2] 3 (4) (5) (6) times, p2, *k2, p1, [k1, p1] 5 times, [k2, p2] twice; repeat from * twice more, k2, p1, [k1, p1] 5 times, k2, [p2, k2] 3 (4) (5) (6) times, p2. 2nd row: P14 (18) (22) (26), *p2, k1, [p1, k1] 5 times, p8; repeat from * twice more, p2, k1, [p1, k1] 5 times, p16 (20) (24) (28). Last 2 rows form welt pattern. Pattern a further 22 rows. Change to 5mm needles. 1st row: [P2, k2] 3 (4) (5) (6) times, p2, *work across 1st row of cable panel, p2, k2, p2; repeat from * twice more, work across 1st row of cable panel, [p2, k2] 3 (4) (5) (6) times, p2. 2nd row: P14 (18) (22) (26), *work across 2nd row of cable panel, p6; repeat from * twice more, work across 2nd row of cable panel, p14 (18) (22) (26). Last 2 rows set pattern of cable panel with broken rib. *** Pattern until back measures 70 (72) (74) (76) cm from beginning, ending with a wrong side row.

Shape first side neck: Next row: Pattern 39 (42) (45) (48), turn and work on these sts for ﬁrst side of neck. Next row: P2togb, pattern to end. Next row: Pattern to last 2 sts, skpo. Next row: P2togb, p to end – 36 (39) (42) (45) sts. ** Shape shoulder: Cast oﬀ 12 (13) (14) (15) sts at beginning of next and following alternate row – 12 (13) (14) (15) ts. Work 1row. Cast oﬀ remaining12 (13) (14) (15) sts. **Shape second side neck:With right side facing, slip centre 28 (30) (32) (34) sts onto a st holder, rejoin yarn to remaining sts, pattern to end – 39 (42) (45) (48) sts. Next row: Pattern to last 2 sts, p2tog. Next row: K2tog, pattern to end. Next row: Pattern to last 2 sts, p2tog – 36 (39) (42) (45) sts. Work 1 row. Shape shoulder as given for ﬁrst side neck from ** to **.

Pocket linings (make 2) With 4mm needles, cast on 23 sts. Beginning with a k row, ss 25 rows, ending with a k row. Slip these sts onto a st holder.

Front Work as given for back to ***. Pattern until front measures 30cm from beginning, ending with a 12th row of cable pattern. Place pocket linings: 1st row: Pattern 10 (14) (18) (22), cast oﬀ 23 sts, pattern 40, cast oﬀ 23 sts, pattern 10 (14) (18) (22). 2nd row: Pattern 10 (14) (18) (22), work across ﬁrst pocket lining sts thus: *p4, work 2nd row of cable panel, p4* then pattern 40, work across second pocket lining sts as from * to *, pattern 10 (14) (18) (22). Pattern straight until front measures 59 (61) (63) (65) cm from beginning, ending with a wrong side row. Shape first side neck: Next row: Pattern 44 (47) (50) (53), turn and work on these sts for ﬁrst side neck. Next row: P2togb, pattern to end. Next row: Pattern to last 2 sts, skpo. Repeat the last 2 rows, 3 times more – 36 (39) (42) (45) sts. Pattern straight until front measures the same as back to shoulder, ending at side edge. Shape shoulder as given for back from ** to **. Shape second side neck:With right side facing, slip centre 18 (20) (22) (24) sts onto a st holder, rejoin yarn to remaining sts, pattern to end – 44 (47) (50) (53) sts. Next row: Pattern to last 2 sts, p2tog. Next row: K2tog, pattern to end. Repeat the last 2 rows, 3 times more – 36 (39) (42) (45) sts. Pattern straight until front measures the same as back to shoulder, ending at side edge. Shape shoulder as given for back from ** to **.

Sleeves (both alike) With 4mm needles, cast on 46 (50) (54) (58) sts. 1st rib row: K2, [p2, k2] to end. 2nd rib row: P to end. These 2 rows form rib pattern. Rib another 10 rows. Change to 5mm needles. Rib a further 4 rows. Increase row: K2, up1, pattern to last 2 sts, up1, k2. Rib 7 rows straight. Repeat the last 8 rows, 6 times more, then repeat the increase row, once more – 62 (66) (70) (74) sts. Rib straight until sleeve measures 33cm from beginning, ending with a wrong side row. Shape sleeve top: Cast oﬀ 6 sts at beginning of next 8 rows – 14 (18) (22) (26) sts. Cast oﬀ.

Neckband Join right shoulder seam. With right side facing, and with 5mm needles, pick up and k29 sts down left side of front neck, k18 (20) (22) (24) sts from front st holder, pick up and k29 sts up right side of front neck, 7 sts down right side of back neck, k28 (30) (32) (34) sts from back st holder, pick up and k7 sts up left side of back neck – 118 (122) (126) (130) sts. 1st rib row: K2, [p2, k2] to end. 2nd rib row: P2, [k2, p2] to end. Last 2 rows form rib. Rib a further 3 rows. Change to 4mm needles. Rib a further 3 rows. Cast oﬀ in rib.

To make up Join left shoulder and neckband seam. Sew down pocket linings. Mark 23 (24) (25) (26) cm down from shoulders on front and back. Sew in sleeves between markers. Join side and sleeve seams.

Abbreviations St(s), stitch(es); k, knit; p, purl; ss, stocking st (k on right side and p on wrong side); tog, together (decrease, by working as many sts together as stated); dec, decrease 1 st (by working k2tog on a k row and p2tog on a p row); up1, pick up loop lying between needles and k into back of it (to increase 1 st); skpo, slip 1 st, k 1 st, pass slipped st over the knitted st (to decrease 1 st); p2togb, p2tog through back of sts (to decrease 1 st); t5l, twist 5 left (slip next 2 sts onto cable needle, leave at front, [k2, p1] from left hand needle, then k 2 sts from cable needle); t3b, twist 3 back (slip next st onto cable needle, leave at back, k next 2 sts, then p 1 st from cable needle); t3f, twist 3 front (slip next 2 sts onto cable needle, leave at front, p next st, then k 2 sts from cable needle.

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mermaidmaiabelle · 6 years

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annual writing self-evaluation

*All answers should be about works published in 2017.

@magnusragnor & @lightwoodlesbians tagged me, i love u both xoxo

1. List of works published this year:

Sick of Losing Soulmates ( 18th Jan | 4,782 words | Magnus centric )

You Make My Dreams Come True ( 1st Feb | 3,032 words | Clizzy )

Have A Double With Me ( 2nd Feb | 2,194 words | Downworld Bros )

My Youth Is Yours ( 3rd Feb | 2,858 words | Malec )

You Got Me So Wild ( 4th Feb | 2,376 words | Malec )

Playing Hard To Get ( 5th Feb | 2,285 words | Magnus & Raphael )

Nothing Hurts Like Love ( 6th Feb | 2,043 words | Lucelyn )

Everything Falls Together ( 7th Feb | 3,255 words | Clizzy )

This Night Is Not Forever ( 8th Feb | 3,023 words | Malec )

Got A Whole Lot Of History ( 9th Feb | 2,709 words | Malec )

You’re The Reason I Come Home ( 10th Feb | 2,475 words | Lightwoods )

Cut Straight To The Heart Of Me ( 11th Feb | 2,975 words | Jimon )

Write You A Love Song ( 12th Feb | 2,590 words | Jimon )

To Build A Home ( 13th Feb | 2,356 words | Clizzy )

Where’s My Supersuit? ( 14th Feb | 4,111 words | Malec )

My Heart Will Stay The Same ( 5th Mar | 28 / 28 | 23,464 words | #ficsformalecvotes )

Spoilers, Darling! ( 13th Mar | 2,485 words | Malec | #ficsformalecvotes )

Hydrangeas & White Heather ( 19th Mar | 1,738 words | Clizzy )

Who You Gonna Call? ( 19th Mar | 1,471 words | Clizzy )

I Ain’t Afraid Of No Ghost ( 21st Mar | 1 / ? | 2,999 words | Malec )

Trust Is A Leap Of Faith ( 26th Mar | 5,196 words | Malec )

Journey To The Past ( 28th Mar | 6 / ? | 35,113 words | Malec )

Like You Want To Be Loved ( 8th Apr | 2,271 words | Jimon )

Did You Tell Them About The Wedding? ( 23rd Apr | 1,712 words | Malec )

You Were Unexpected ( 30th Apr | 1,128 words | Jimon )

This One’s A Keeper ( 9th Jun | 1,411 words | Malec )

Tragic Backstory Unlocked! ( 10th Aug | 3,749 words | Magnus centric )

Take Me To Your Paradise ( 29th Aug | 3,259 words | Maiabelle )

Did You Really Doubt Me? ( 29th Aug | 3,720 words | Malec )

You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet ( 15th Sep | 1,904 words | Malec )

An Army Of Me ( 24th Sep | 3,551 words | #alecappreciation2017 )

You’re My Golden Snitch ( 29th Sep | 1,775 words | Malec )

Safe Bets ( 28th Oct | 2,485 words | Malec )

I’ll Give It To Someone Special ( 4th Dec | 2,593 words | Malec )

A Christmas Miracle ( 27th Dec | 3,183 words | Malec )

2. Work you are most proud of (and why):

def journey to the past because it’s my One Great Multichap of the year, and i really enjoy writing it!!! something about it flows really nicely and it seems to function really well as a plot and i’m just really happy with how it’s going even if it’s not quite done yet.

3. Work you are least proud of (and why):

ehm there’s nothing specific, although i know some of my sequel pieces i’ve been a little disappointed in because it’s not quite as good as the original (but when is it).

4. A favorite excerpt of your writing:

i have too many published fics how do you expect me to make these sorts of choices

Alec laughed openly, and Magnus simply shrugged, winked and blew him a kiss from the box. Only a moment later, Magnus magically magnified his voice to the stands once more. “Well, I have better places to be and better people to be doing, so this is your commentary team signing off.”

“Bane!”

5. Share or describe a favorite comment you received:

i love all the comments i get, but i remember adoring all the comments i got on trust is a leap of faith, specifically because quite a few people said i’d made them want to watch battlestar galatica. if that’s not a massive compliment then idk what is tbh.

6. A time when writing was really, really hard:

mostly when i wasn’t writing. i had a bit of a hard time getting anything out from about august onwards, and it’s really easy to feel demotivated. i know journey to the past was getting what felt like no reaction when i posted a new chapter, and mustering up the motivation was hard. i have a few fics from that time that are just lying around unpublished because i didn’t really have the confidence to keep going.

7. A scene or character you wrote that surprised you:

i was surprised by how much i enjoyed writing jimon tbh. i’d never really written much of them before this year and i did a few things in march / april time with them that i really truly enjoyed. i’m finding jace hard to write atm but i’m hoping i can maybe dip into other characters outside of my malec & isabelle core at some point!!!

8. How did you grow as a writer this year:

this is definitely the time of my life that i’ve made the most active contribution to fandom fics. i’ve written very odd pieces for other fandoms before, but most of my energy has been on original pieces for a really long time. just messing about with a universe that’s already there for me was really lovely for once, and i’m really proud of everything i managed to publish this year!

9. How do you hope to grow next year:

i definitely want to invest more of my time into longer pieces, which i can update on some sort of schedule. it’s tough because finding the time and energy to actually sit down and write is hard, but i really want to try and get some longer stories out in the new year.

10. Who was your greatest positive influence this year as a writer (could be another writer or beta or cheerleader or muse etc etc):

i always love and adore my heart and soul peeps who are there to listen to me cry, help me with my fic and just generally be pillars of support. working with them is a joy and i don’t know where i’d be without them all xoxo

11. Anything from your real life show up in your writing this year:

a couple of my clizzy fics were rooted in some very real and personal feelings for me, which was really nice to get out onto the page.

12. Any new wisdom you can share with other writers:

don’t put too much pressure on yourself!! fandom is hard because we all want that validation, but don’t go into things expecting to get 800 kudos, massive comments threads and a bunch of followers. write for yourself first - pick something you enjoy writing and just go for it. experience is absolutely the best teacher.

13. Any projects you’re looking forward to starting (or finishing) in the new year:

ahhh well i’m currently working on finishing off journey to the past, and then i’ll be starting on the shaumondays big bang!!! i haven’t completely decided what that’s gonna be yet, but i’m excited to go ahead and start new things and move forward.

14. Tag five writers/artists whose answers you’d like to read.

i’m gonna tag @oneofmanyjonathans, @softmagnusbane, @itsragnorfell, @daddariossmile and anyone else who feels like having a go at this, i hope you have less than 36 fics to work with xoxo

#all about ali #myfic #damn this was so hard to do #mostly cause i wrote so much #but that's good right???#anyway excuse the length #xoxo

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NAMES AND TIMELINES.... #honour #WeRemember #shouldertoshoulder #freedom #liberty #educationforall #equality - Canada’s 158 fallen and brought home #HighwayOfHeroes

Remembering Canada's son's and daughters.... and all those beautiful Canadian children we have lost..... and to our 6,000 wounded.... we got your backs.... of that you can be sure.... no political games on this one... we will ensure it gets fixed... and fast..... God bles you all.- and all our Nato Coalition Sons and Daughters from 47 countries.... we are still here.... each and every day.. 158 Canadian soldiers, two aid workers, one journalist and one diplomat have been killed since the Canadian military deployed to Afghanistan in early 2002. CANADA: Timeline: Death toll in Afghanistan 2013 Master Corporal Byron Garth Greff Age: 28 Deceased: October 29, 2011 Unit: 3rd Battalion Princess Patricias's Canadian Light Infantry Hometown: Swift Current, Saskatchewan Incident: Improvised explosive device, Kabul, Afghanistan Deceased: June Francis Roy Deceased: May 27, 2011: Bombardier Karl Manning; Hometown: 5th Régiment d'artillerie légère du Canada of the 1er Royal 22e Régiment Battle GroupIncident: Non combat related Deceased: March 28, 2011: Corporal Yannick Scherrer : 24 of Montreal, Quebec: 1st Battalion, Royal 22nd Regiment, based in CFB Valcartier in Quebec: Yannick's First tour,Nakhonay, southwest of Kandahar City Deceased: December 18, 2010: Corporal Steve Martin -Age: 24-Hometown: St-Cyrille-de-Wendover (Québec)-Unit: 3e Bataillon, Royal 22e Régiment-Incident: Improvised explosive device, Panjwa'i District, Afghanistan. Deceased February 10, 2010- at home but still on active duty to Afghanistan- Captain Francis (Frank) Cecil Paul to the official list of Canadian Forces (CF) casualties sustained in support of the mission in Afghanistan. Capt Paul died in Canada last February while on leave from Kandahar. Deceased: August 30, 2010 Corporal Brian Pinksen, Age: 21, Hometown: Corner Brook , Newfoundland and Labrador ,Unit: 2nd Battalion , Royal Newfoundland Regiment, Incident: Improvised explosive device, Panjwa'i District, Afghanistan. Deceased: July 20, 2010 Sapper Brian Collier Age: 24 Hometown: Bradford, Ontariom Unit: 1 Combat Engineer Regiment Incident: Improvised explosive device, Panjwa'i District, Afghanistan Deceased: June 26, 2010 Master Corporal Kristal Giesebrecht Age: 34 Hometown:Wallaceburg, Ontario.Unit: 1 Canadian Field Hospital Incident: Improvised explosive device, Panjwa'i District, Afghanistan Deceased: June 26, 2010 Private Andrew Miller Age: 21 Hometown: Sudbury, Ontario Unit: 2 Field Ambulance Incident: Improvised explosive device, Panjwa'i District, Afghanistan. Deceased: June 21, 2010 Sergeant James Patrick MacNeil Age: 29 Hometown: Glace Bay, Nova Scotia Unit: 2 Combat Engineer Regiment Incident: Improvised explosive device, Panjwa'i District, Afghanistan. Deceased: June 6, 2010 Sergeant Martin Goudreault Age: 35 Hometown: Sudbury, Ontario Unit: 1 Combat Engineer Regiment Incident: Improvised explosive device, Panjwa'i District, Afghanistan. Deceased: May 24, 2010Trooper Larry Rudd Age: 26 Hometown: Brantford, Ontario Unit: Royal Canadian Dragoons Incident: Improvised explosive device, southwest of Kandahar City, Afghanistan. Deceased: May 18, 2010Colonel Geoff Parker Age: 42 Hometown: Oakville, Ont.Unit: Land Forces Central Area Headquarters Incident: Suicide bomber, Kabul, Afghanistan May 13 Pte. Kevin Thomas McKay, 24, was killed by a homemade landmine while on a night patrol near the village of Nakhoney, 15 southwest of Kandahar City. May 3 Petty Officer Second Class Douglas Craig Blake, 37, was on foot with other soldiers around 4:30 p.m. Monday near the Sperwan Ghar base in Panjwaii district when an improvised explosive device detonated. Apr 11 Private Tyler William Todd, 26, originally from Kitchener, Ont., was killed when he stepped on an improvised explosive device while taking part in a foot patrol in the district of Dand, about eight kilometres southwest of Kandahar City. Mar 20 Corporal Darren James Fitzpatrick, a 21-year-old infantryman from Prince George, B.C., succumbed to wounds received from a roadside bomb that detonated during a joint Canadian-Afghan mission 25 kilometres west of Kandahar City. Feb. 12 Corporal Joshua Caleb Baker, a 24-year-old Edmonton-based soldier died in an explosion during a "routine" training exercise at a range four kilometres north of Kandahar City. Jan. 16 Sergeant John Wayne Faught, a 44-year-old section commander from Delta Company, 1 Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry of Edmonton. Faught was killed when a land mine exploded underneath him while he led a foot patrol near the village of Nakhoney, about 15 kilometres southwest of Kandahar City. 2009 Dec. 30 Private Garrett William Chidley, 21, of Cambridge, Ont.; Corporal Zachery McCormack, 21, of Edmonton; Sergeant George Miok, 28, of Edmonton; Sergeant Kirk Taylor, 28, of Yarmouth, N.S.; and Canwest journalist Michelle Lang of Calgary. All were killed when a massive homemade land mine blew up under the light-armoured vehicle that was carrying them on a muddy dirt road on Kandahar City's southern outskirts. Dec. 23 Lieut. Andrew Richard Nuttall, 30, originally from Prince Rupert, B.C., was serving with the Edmonton-based 1st Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry. died when a homemade bomb detonated as he led a foot patrol in the dangerous Panjwaii district southwest of Kandahar City. Oct. 30 Sapper Steven Marshall, 24, a combat engineer with the 11th Field Squadron, 1st Combat Engineer Regiment had been in Afghanistan less than one week when he stepped on a homemade landmine while on patrol in Panjwaii District about 10 kilometres southwest of Kandahar City. Oct. 28 Lt. Justin Garrett Boyes, 26, from the Edmonton-based, 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry was killed by a homemade bomb planted while on patrol with Afghan National Police near Kandahar City. Sep. 17 Private Jonathan Couturier, 23, of Loretteville, Que., with the 2nd Battalion, Royal 22nd Regiment, died when an armoured vehicle struck an improvised explosive device about 25 kilometres southwest of Kandahar City in Panjwaii district. Eleven other soldiers suffered slight injuries. Sep. 13 An armoured vehicle struck an improvised explosive device near Kandahar City, killing Pte. Patrick Lormand, 21. Four other soldiers from 2nd Battalion, Royal 22nd Regiment received minor injuries in the blast. Sep. 6: Major Yannick Pepin, 36, of Victoriaville, Que., commander of the 51st Field Engineers Squadron of the 5th Combat Engineers, and Cpl. Jean-Francois Drouin, 31, of Quebec City, who served with the same unit, were killed and five other Canadians were injured when their armoured vehicle struck an improvised explosive device in Dand District, southwest of Kandahar City. Aug 1: Sapper Matthieu Allard, 21, and his close friend, Cpl. Christian Bobbitt, 23, were killed near Kandahar City by an improvised explosive device when they got off their armoured vehicle to examine damage to another vehicle in their resupply convoy that had been hit by another IED. Both men served with the 5th Combat Engineers Regiment from Valcartier, Que. Jul 16: Private Sebastien Courcy, 26, of St. Hyacinthe, Que., with the Quebec-based Royal 22nd Regiment was killed when he fell from "a piece of high ground" during a combat operation in the Panjwaii District. Jul. 6: Two Canadian soldiers were killed in southern Afghanistan when the Griffon helicopter they were aboard crashed during a mission. Master Cpl. Pat Audet, 38, from the 430 tactical helicopter squadron; and Cpl. Martin Joannette, 25, from the third battalion of the Royal 22nd Regiment, both based in Valcartier, Que. Jul. 4: Master Cpl. Charles-Philippe Michaud, 28, died in a Quebec City hospital from injuries he sustained after stepping on a landmine while on foot patrol June 23. Jul. 3: Corporal Nicholas Bulger, 30, hailed from Peterborough, Ont., and was with the Edmonton-based 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry. The convoy which transports Canada's top soldier in Afghanistan hit a roadside bomb, killing Bulger who was a member of the general's tactical team and injuring five others. Jun. 14: Corporal Martin Dubé, 35, from Quebec City, Quebec with the 5 Combat Engineer Regiment killed by an improvised explosive device, in the Panjwayi District of Afghanistan. Jun. 8: Private Alexandre Péloquin, 20, of Brownsburg-Chatham, Quebec with 3rd Battalion, Royal 22nd Regiment. Was killed by an improvised explosive device, Panjwayi District, Afghanistan. Apr. 23: Major Michelle Mendes, based in Ottawa, Ont. was found dead in her room at the Kandahar Airfield in Afghanistan. Apr. 13: Trooper Karine Blais, 21, with the 12th Armoured Regiment based in Val Cartier, Que., was killed in action when her vehicle was hit by a homemade bomb. Mar. 20: Master Cpl. Scott Vernelli of the 1st Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment, and Pte. Tyler Crooks of 3rd Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment, died when they were hit by an IED while on a foot patrol in western Zahri District as part of Operation Jaley. An Afghan interpreter was also killed. Five other soldiers from November Company were wounded as was another Afghan interpreter. About two hours later, Trooper Jack Bouthillier and Trooper Corey Hayes from a reconnaissance squadron of the Petawawa-based Royal Canadian Dragoons died when their armoured vehicle struck an IED in Shah Wali Khot District about 20 kilometres northeast of Kandahar. Three other Dragoons were wounded in the same blast. Mar. 8: Trooper Marc Diab, 22, with the Royal Canadian Dragoons based in Petawawa was killed by a roadside bomb north of Kandahar City. Mar. 3: Warrant Officer Dennis Raymond Brown, a reservist from The Lincoln and Welland Regiment, based in St. Catharines, Ont., Cpl. Dany Olivier Fortin from the 425 Tactical Fighter Squadron at 3 Wing, based in Bagotville, Que., and Cpl. Kenneth Chad O'Quinn, from 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group Headquarters and Signals Squadron, in Petawawa, Ont., were killed when an IED detonated near their armoured vehicle northwest of Kandahar. Jan. 31: Sapper Sean Greenfield, 25, was killed when and IED hit his armoured vehicle while driving in the Zhari district, west of Kandahar. He was with the 2 Combat Engineer Regiment based in Petawawa. Jan. 7: Trooper Brian Richard Good, 42, died when the armoured vehicle he was traveling in was struck by an improvised explosive devise, or IED. Three other soldiers were injured in the blast, which occurred around 8 a.m. in the Shahwali Kot district, about 35 kilometres north of Kandahar City. 2008 Dec. 27: Warrant Officer Gaetan Joseph Maxime Roberge and Sgt. Gregory John Kruse died in a bomb blast while they were conducting a security patrol in the Panjwaii district, west of Kandahar City. Their Afghan interpreter and a member of the Afghan National Army were also killed. Three other Canadian soldiers were injured in the blast. Dec. 26: Private Michael Bruce Freeman, 28, was killed after his armoured vehicle was struck by an explosive device in the Zhari dessert, west of Kandahar City. Three other soldiers were injured in the blast. Dec. 13: Three soldiers were killed by an IED west of Kandahar City after responding to reports of people planting a suspicious object. Cpl. Thomas James Hamilton, 26, Pte. John Michael Roy Curwin, 26, and Pte. Justin Peter Jones, 21, members of 2nd Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment from CFB Gagetown, N.B., died. Dec. 5: An IED kills W.O. Robert Wilson, 38, Cpl. Mark McLaren, 23, and Pte. Demetrios Diplaros, 25, all members of the 1st Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment based in Petawawa, Ont. All three are from Ontario - Keswick, Peterborough and Scarborough respectively. Sep. 7: Sergeant Prescott (Scott) Shipway, 36, was killed by an IED just days away from completing his second tour of Afghanistan and on the same day the federal election is called. Shipway, a section commander with 2nd battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry based out of Winnipeg, was killed in the Panjwaii district. He is from Saskatchewan. Sep. 3: Corporals Andrew (Drew) Grenon, 23, of Windsor, Ont., and Mike Seggie, 21, of Winnipeg and Pte. Chad Horn, 21, of Calgary, infantrymen with the 2nd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry from CFB Shilo, where killed in a Taliban ambush. Five other soldiers were injured in the attack. Aug. 20: Three combat engineers attached to 2nd Battalion Batallion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Edmonton are killed by an IED in Zhari district. Sgt. Shawn Eades, 34, of Hamilton, Ont., Cpl. Dustin Roy Robert Joseph Wasden,25, of the Spiritwood, Sask., area, and Sapper Stephan John Stock, 25, of Campbell River, B.C. A fourth soldier was seriously injured. Aug. 13: Jacqueline Kirk and Shirley Case, who were in Afghanistan with the International Rescue Committee, died in Afghanistan's Logar province after the car they were riding in was ambushed. Kirk, 40, was a dual British-Canadian citizen from Outremont, Que. Case, 30, was from Williams Lake, B.C. Aug. 11: Master Cpl. Erin Doyle, 32, of Kamloops, B.C., an Edmonton-based soldier of 3rd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, was killed in a firefight in Panjwaii district. Aug. 9: Master Cpl. Josh Roberts, 29, a native of Saskatchewan and a member of 2nd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry based in Shilo, Man., died during a firefight involving a private security company in the Zhari district, west of Kandahar City. The death is under investigation. Jul. 18: Corporal James Hayward Arnal of Winnipeg, an infantryman with 2nd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, was rushed from the patrol in the volatile Panjwaii district to Kandahar Airfield, where he died from his injuries sustained from an IED. Jul. 5: Private Colin William Wilmot, a medic with 1 Field Ambulance and attached to 2nd Battalion Batallion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry from Edmonton, stepped on an IED while on foot patrol in the Panjwaii district. Jul. 4: Corporal Brendan Anthony Downey died at Camp Mirage in an undisclosed country in the Arabian Peninsula of non-combat injuries. He was in his quarters at the time. Downey, 36, was a military police officer with 17 Wing Detachment, Dundurn, Sask. Jun. 7: Captain Jonathan Sutherland Snyder, a member of 1 Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry based in Edmonton, died after falling into a well while on a security patrol in the Zhari district. Jun. 3: Captain Richard Leary, 32, was killed when his patrol came under small arms fire while on foot patrol west of Kandahar City. Leary, "Stevo" to his friends, and a member of 2nd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, was based at CFB Shilo, Man. May 6: Corporal Michael Starker of the 15 Field Ambulance was fatally wounded during a foot patrol in the Pashmul region of the Afghanistan's Zhari district. Starker, 36, was a Calgary paramedic on his second tour in Afghanistan. He was part of a civil-military co-operation unit that did outreach in local villages. Another soldier, who was not identified, was wounded in the incident. Apr. 4: Private Terry John Street, of Surrey, B.C., and based with 2nd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Shilo, Man., was killed when his armoured vehicle hit an improvised explosive device to the southwest of Kandahar City. Mar. 16: Sergeant Jason Boyes of Napanee, Ont., based with 2nd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Shilo, Man., was killed when he steps on a buried explosive device while on foot patrol in the Zangabad region in Panjwaii District. Mar. 11: Bombardier Jeremie Ouellet, 22, of Matane, Que., died in his quarters at Kandahar Airfield. He was with the 1st Regiment, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery. His death is under investigation by the National Investigative Service. Mar. 2: Trooper Michael Yuki Hayakaze, 25, of Edmonton was killed by an IED just days before his tour was scheduled to end. He was in a vehicle about 45 kilometres west of the Kandahar base. He was a member of the Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians). Jan. 23: Sapper Etienne Gonthier, 21, of St-George-de-Beauce, Que., and based with 5e Regiment du genie de combat in Val Cartier, Que. was killed and two others wounded in an incident involving a roadside bomb. Jan. 15: Trooper Richard Renaud from Alma, Que., was killed and a second Canadian soldier was injured when their armoured vehicle hit a roadside bomb Tuesday in Kandahar's Zhari district. Renaud, 26, of the 12eme Regiment blinde du Canada in Valcartier, Que., and three other soldiers were on a routine patrol in the Arghandab region, about 10 Kilometres north of Kandahar City, when their Coyote reconnaissance vehicle struck the improvised explosive device. Jan. 6: Corporal Eric Labbe, 31, of Rimouski, Que., and W.O. Hani Massouh died when their light armoured vehicle rolled over in Zhari district. 2007 Dec. 30: Gunner Jonathan Dion, 27, a gunner from Val d'Or, Que., died and four others were injured after their armoured vehicle hit a roadside bomb in Zhari district. Nov. 17: Corporal Nicholas Raymond Beauchamp, of the 5th Field Ambulance, and Pte. Michel Levesque, of the Royal 22nd Regiment, both based in Valcartier, Que., were killed when a roadside bomb exploded near their LAV-III armoured vehicle in Zhari district. Sep. 25: Corporal Nathan Hornburg, 24, of the Kings Own Calgary Regiment, was killed by mortar fire while trying to repair the track of a Leopard tank during an operation in the Panjwaii district. Aug. 29: Major Raymond Ruckpaul, serving at the NATO coalition headquarters in Kabul, died after being found shot in his room. ISAF and Canadian officials have said they had not ruled out suicide, homicide or accident as the cause of death. Ruckpaul was an armoured officer based at the NATO Allied Land Component Command Headquarters in Heidelberg, Germany. His hometown and other details have not been released. Aug. 22: Two Canadian soldiers were killed by a roadside bomb. M.W.O. Mario Mercier of 2nd Battalion Batallion, Royal 22nd Regiment, based in Valcartier, Que., and Master Cpl. Christian Duchesne, a member of Fifth Ambulance de campagne, also based in Valcartier, died when the vehicle they were in struck a suspected mine, approximately 50 kilometres west of Kandahar City during Operation EAGLE EYE. An Afghan interpreter was also killed and a third soldier and two Radio Canada journalists were injured. Aug. 19: Private Simon Longtin, 23, died when the LAV-III armoured vehicle he was travelling in struck an improvised explosive device. Jul. 4: Six Canadian soldiers were killed when a roadside bomb hit their vehicle. The dead are Capt. Matthew Johnathan Dawe, Cpl. Cole Bartsch, Cpl. Jordan Anderson and Pte. Lane Watkins, all of 3rd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, based in Edmonton, and Master Cpl. Colin Bason, a reservist from The Royal Westminster Regiment and Capt. Jefferson Clifford Francis of 1 Royal Canadian Horse Artillery based in Shilo Man. Jun. 20: Three soldiers from 3rd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, died when their vehicle was struck by an improvised explosive device. Sgt. Christos Karigiannis, Cpl. Stephen Bouzane, 26, and Pte. Joel Wiebe, 22 were on a re-supply mission, travelling between two checkpoints in an open, all-terrain vehicle, not an armoured vehicle. Jun. 11: Trooper Darryl Caswell, 2nd Battalion Royal Canadian Dragoons, was killed by a roadside bomb that blew up near the vehicle hewas travelling in, while on patrol about 40 minutes north of Kandahar city. He was part of a resupply mission. May 30: Master Cpl. Darrell Jason Priede, a combat cameraman, died when an American helicopter he was aboard crashed in Afghanistan's volatile Helmand province, reportedly after being shot at by Taliban fighters. Priede was from CFB Gagetown in New Brunswick. May 25: Corporal Matthew McCully, a signals operator from 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group Headquarters and Signals Squadron, based at Petawawa, Ont., was killed while on foot patrol and another soldier was injured when a roadside bomb exploded near them during a major operation to clear out Taliban. The soldier, a member of the mentorship and liaison team, is believed to have stepped on an improvised explosive device. Apr. 18: Master Cpl. Anthony Klumpenhouwer, 25, a special forces member, died from injuries sustained in an accidental fall from a communications tower in Kandahar, Afghanistan. It is the first death of a special forces member while on duty in Afghanistan. Apr. 11: Master Cpl. Allan Stewart, 30, and Trooper Patrick Pentland, 23, were killed by a roadside bomb in southern Afghanistan. Both men were members of the Royal Canadian Dragoons based at CFB Petawawa, Ont. Apr. 8: Six Canadian soldiers died in southern Afghanistan as a result of injuries sustained when the vehicle they were travelling in hit an explosive device. Sgt. Donald Lucas, Cpl. Aaron E. Williams, Cpl. Brent Poland, Pte. Kevin Vincent Kennedy, Pte. David Robert Greenslade, 2nd Battalion The Royal Canadian Regiment, based in Gagetown, N.B. were killed in the blast. Cpl. Christopher Paul Stannix, a reservist from the Princess Louise Fusiliers, based in Halifax, also died. One other soldier was seriously injured. Mar. 6: Corporal Kevin Megeney, 25, a reservist from Stellarton, N.S., died in an accidental shooting. He was shot through the chest and left lung. Megeney went to Afghanistan in the fall as a volunteer with 1st Batallion, Nova Scotia Highlanders Militia. 2006 Nov. 27: Two Canadian soldiers were killed on the outskirts of Kandahar when a suicide car bomber attacked a convoy of military vehicles. Cpl. Albert Storm, 36, of Niagara Falls, Ont., and Chief Warrant Officer Robert Girouard, 46, from Bouctouche, N.B., were members of the Royal Canadian Regiment based in Petawawa, Ont. They were in an armoured personnel carrier that had just left the Kandahar Airfield base when a vehicle approached and detonated explosives. Oct. 14: Sergeant Darcy Tedford and Pte. Blake Williamson from 1st Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment in Petawawa, Ont., were killed and three others wounded after troops in Kandahar province came under attack by Taliban insurgents wielding rocket propelled grenades and mortars, according to media reports. The troops were trying to build a road in the region when the ambush attack occurred. Oct. 7: Trooper Mark Andrew Wilson, a member of the Royal Canadian Dragoons of Petawawa, Ont., died after a roadside bomb or IED exploded under a Nyala armoured vehicle. Wilson was a gunner in the Nyala vehicle. The blast occurred in the Pashmul region of Afghanistan. Oct. 3: Corporal Robert Thomas James Mitchell and Sgt. Craig Paul Gillam were killed in an attack in southern Afghanistan as they worked to clear a route for a future road construction project. Both were members of the Petawawa, Ont.-based Royal Canadian Dragoons. Sep. 29: Private Josh Klukie was killed by an improvised explosive device while he was conducting a foot patrol in a farm field in the Panjwaii district. Klukie, of Thunder Bay, Ont., was serving in the First Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment. Sep. 18: Four soldiers were killed when a suicide bomber riding a bicycle detonated explosives in the Panjwaii area. Cpl. Shane Keating, Cpl. Keith Morley and Pte. David Byers, 22, all members of 2nd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry from Shilo, Man., and Cpl. Glen Arnold, a member of 2 Field Ambulance, from Petawawa, Ont., were killed in the attack that wounded several others. Sep. 4: Private Mark Anthony Graham, a member of 1st Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment, based at CFB Petawawa, Ont., killed and dozens of others wounded in a friendly fire incident involving an American A-10 Warthog aircraft. Graham was a Canadian Olympic team member in 1992, when he raced as a member of the 4 x 400 metre relay team. Sep. 3: Four Canadian soldiers - W.O. Richard Francis Nolan, W.O. Frank Robert Mellish, Sgt. Shane Stachnik and Pte. William Jonathan James Cushley, all based at CFB Petawawa, west of Ottawa, were killed as insurgents disabled multiple Canadian vehicles with small arms fire and rocket-propelled grenades. Nine other Canadians were wounded in the fighting that killed an estimated 200 Taliban members. Aug. 22: Corporal David Braun, a recently arrived soldier with 2nd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, was killed by a suicide bomber outside the gates of Camp Nathan Smith in Kandahar City. The soldier, in his 20s, was a native of Raymore, Sask. Three other Canadian soldiers were injured in the afternoon attack. Aug. 11: Corporal Andrew James Eykelenboom died during an attack by a suicide bomber on a Canadian convoy that was resupplying a forward fire base south of Kandahar near the border with Pakistan. A medic with the 1st Field Ambulance based in Edmonton, he was in his mid-20s and had been in the Canadian Forces for four years. Aug. 9: Master Cpl. Jeffrey Scott Walsh, based out of Shilo, Man., with 2nd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, was shot in a friendly fire incident, just days after arriving in Kandahar to begin his tour of duty. He arrived in Kandahar less than a week earlier. Aug. 5: Master Cpl. Raymond Arndt of the Edmonton-based Loyal Edmonton Regiment was killed when a G-Wagon making a supply run collided with a civilian truck. Three other Loyal Edmonton Regiment soldiers were also injured in the crash. Aug. 3: Corporal Christopher Jonathan Reid, based in Edmonton with the 1st Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, was killed in a roadside bomb attack. Later the same day, Sgt. Vaughn Ingram, Cpl. Bryce Jeffrey Keller and Pte. Kevin Dallaire were killed by a rocket-propelled grenade as they took on militants around an abandoned school near Pashmul. Six other Canadian soldiers were injured in the attack. Jul. 22: A suicide bomber blew himself up in Kandahar, killing two Canadian soldiers and wounding eight more; the slain soldiers were Cpl. Francisco Gomez, an anti-armour specialist from the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Edmonton, who was driving the Bison armoured vehicle targeted by the bomber's vehicle, and Cpl. Jason Patrick Warren of the Black Watch in Montreal. Jul. 9: Corporal Anthony Joseph Boneca, a reservist with the Lake Superior Scottish Regiment based in Thunder Bay, Ont., was killed as Canadian military and Afghan security forces were pushing through an area west of Kandahar City that had been a hotbed of Taliban activity. May 17: Captain Nichola Goddard, a combat engineer with the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery and Canada's first female combat death, was killed during battle against Taliban forces in the Panjwaii region, 24 kilometres west of Kandahar. Apr. 22: Four soldiers were killed when their armoured vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb near Gombad, north of Kandahar. They were Cpl. Matthew Dinning, stationed at Petawawa, Ont.; Bombardier Myles Mansell, based in Victoria; Lieut. William Turner, stationed in Edmonton, and Cpl. Randy Payne of CFB Wainwright, Alta. Mar. 28-29: Private Robert Costall was killed in a firefight with Taliban insurgents in the desert north of Kandahar. A U.S. soldier and a number of Afghan troops also died and three Canadians were wounded. Costall was a member of 1st Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, based in Edmonton. An American inquiry, made public in the summer of 2007, determined Costall was killed by friendly fire. Mar. 5: Master Cpl. Timothy Wilson of Grande Prairie, Alta., succumbed to injuries suffered in the LAV III crash on March 2 in Afghanistan. Wilson died in hospital in Germany. Mar. 2: Corporal Paul Davis died and six others were injured when their LAV III collided with a civilian taxi just west of Kandahar during a routine patrol. The soldiers were with 2nd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry. Jan. 15: Diplomat Glyn Berry was killed and three soldiers injured by a suicide bomber in Kandahar. 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PGA Tour Q-School's second stage wrapped up across six venues Saturday, with seven players, who have a some sort of a connection to Manatee County, advancing to the final stage at Orange County National's Crooked Cat and Panther courses Dec. 1-6. Today's recap takes a magnifying glass approach to see just how they continued the quest for a PGA Tour card. There's also a glimpse into how a couple other players' dreams vanished when they flamed out in the final round of their qualifying site. (Note: all have played at least one West Florida Golf Tour event except Tyler Leon, Ty Tryon, David Lutterus and Jason Kokrak) Redstone Golf Club in Humble, Texas (19 players and ties advanced; cut: 2-over, 290) Former Saint Stephen's standout Tyler Leon shot 5-under over his last 54 holes, including birdies on his last two holes, to tie for 11th and secure a final stage berth. Redstone's 73.19 scoring average plagued most of the field, but Leon grinded through with 13 birdies to offset eight bogeys and two doubles. TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas (20 players and ties advanced; cut: 6-under, 282) Two West Florida Golf Tour players advanced from the other Texas venue. Former Lakewood Ranch standout Seath Lauer shot a final-round 71, while former U.S. Open qualifier Travis Hampshire carded a 69 on the last day to advance. Lauer was buoyed by a strong final nine that included birdies on Nos. 10, 11 and 18. Hampshire finished off the tournament with his second sub-70 round. All four of his rounds were under par. Meanwhile, Australian David Lutterus, who is listed from Bradenton, finished in a tie for second. Lutterus stormed out to the 36-hole lead after posting 68-64. He followed that up with 70-71 to earn entry into the next phase.

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AFP sustains gains vs Abu Sayyaf, other local terrorist groups

#PHinfo: AFP sustains gains vs Abu Sayyaf, other local terrorist groups

CALOOCAN CITY, Dec. 14 (PIA) -- The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) has neutralized at least 68 members of Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) while more than 128 members surrendered in continuous intense military operations this year.

Information from the ground showed that 156 firearms and 10 Improvised Explosive Device (IEDs) were also either surrendered by or seized from the said terrorist group.

Recent gains against the ASG include the surrender of two sub-leaders and 13 members in Jolo, Sulu on December 11.

The 1101st Infantry Brigade facilitated the program for the return of ASG sub-leaders Alvin Yusop and Arab Puti and some of their members including 14 assorted firearms to Joint Task Force Sulu

Earlier this month, three ASG members involved in Kidnap for Ransom crimes consecutively yielded to government forces in Tawi-tawi from December 2 to 4.

This include a certain Alsadi Hanain who yielded with his M1 Garand rifle to the 2nd Marine Brigade in Bongao on December 4.

On December 3, Bennaser Pae voluntarily surrendered with an M16A1 rifle and ammunition to Marine Battalion Landing Team-12.

Ugali Alimudin meanwhile submitted himself to the 36 Marine Company at the unit headquarters in Sapa-Sapa and turned-over an M14 rifle with magazine and ammunition on December 2.

Moreover, 36 ASG members presented themselves to the 4th Marine Brigade in Omar, Sulu last December 4. They have with them 11 firearms.

The military also achieved significant gains against other Local Terrorist Groups (LTGs) this year as armed encounters against the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF) led to the death of 31 of their members, while 184 surrendered, and 22 others were captured.

Just last December 8, operating troops of the 40th Infantry Battalion arrested seven members of BIFF nabbed in Datu Hoffer, Maguindanao. Confiscated from their possession were two M1 Garand rifles, one M14 rifle, and one M4 rifle.

Troops also engaged in an encounter with the BIFF on December 9 in Sharif Aguak. The 11th Mechanized Company quelled a possible attack by the BIFF-Karialan Faction under “Diok” and recovered live ammunitions from the enemy position after the firefight.

The 6th Infantry Division clashed with the BIFF in Datu Piang on December 3. The troops on the ground forced the attackers to withdraw leaving civilians unharmed.

Meanwhile, 31 members of Daesh-Inspired Maute Group fall against military troops in combat while 35 of them surrendered and five were captured since January of this year.

General Gapay aims to maintain the AFP’s firm position in combatting the ASG and other terrorist groups despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

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* Philippine Information Agency. "AFP sustains gains vs Abu Sayyaf, other local terrorist groups." Philippine Information Agency. https://pia.gov.ph/news/articles/1061636 (accessed December 14, 2020 at 10:16AM UTC+08).

* Philippine Infornation Agency. "AFP sustains gains vs Abu Sayyaf, other local terrorist groups." Archive Today. https://archive.ph/?run=1&url=https://pia.gov.ph/news/articles/1061636 (archived).

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It was pure savagery in the desert. Miguel Berchelt defended his WBC super featherweight world title over Francisco Vargas after Vargas retired on his stool following the sixth round of a brawl in front of 4,424 fans at Tucson Arena. It was the fifth successful title defense for Berchelt (36-1, 32 KOs), who defeated Vargas (25-2-2, 18 KOs) via 11th-round knockout in January 2017 to the win the belt. “I did what I said I was going to do in the ring," Berchelt said. "More importantly, I want to thank Francisco ‘Bandito’ Vargas. He’s a true Mexican warrior, and more than anything, let me tell you, he gave me my first opportunity at a world title. So, it was only fair that I would give him a shot to win his world title back. But his corner did the right thing in saving him from more punishment.” “I want to prove that I’m the best 130-pounder in the world. In {two weeks}, it will be Jamel Herring taking on {WBO champion Masayuki} Ito. I want the winner of that fight because I don’t want to leave any doubt as to who the best super featherweight in the world is.” Said Vargas: I am going to speak with my team, and we’ll see what happens in the future.”

Navarrete KOs Dogboe Emanuel Navarrete did it again. The WBO junior bantamweight world champion defended his title against the man he beat five months prior, Isaac “Royal Storm” Dogboe, via 12th-round TKO. Navarrete won a unanimous decision versus Dogboe (20-2, 14 KOs) in their first meeting last Dec. 8 at Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden, and the rematch was more of the same. At the time of the stoppage, two of the judges had Navarrete ahead 109-99, with the third judge scoring it 109-98. Navarrete (27-1, 23 KOs) scored knockdowns in the sixth and 12th rounds. Following the knockdown in the 12th, Dogboe’s father and trainer, Paul Dogboe, threw in the towel. "It really surprised me that he took so many hard shots, but at the same time, he continued to throw strong punches,” Navarrete said. “I want to thank Dogboe because he gave me the opportunity to become a world champion, and now in this second fight, he gave me the opportunity to demonstrate that my first triumph wasn't by accident and that there is a reason why I have the title. And to all the fighters at122 pounds, I tell them that if they want my title, then they can come and try and take it. 'El Vaquero' is here!" “It’s not over until the final bell. Hats off to Navarrete. He did a great job,” Dogboe said. “Making super bantamweight is getting too difficult. My next fight, I will be moving up to {featherweight}. I will be much more comfortable there." The CompuBox stats told the story of the bout. Navarrete landed 314 punches, 215 of which were power shots. Meanwhile, Dogboe landed only 121 of 523 punches. In other action: Mykal "The Professor" Fox (20-1, 5 KOs) upset 2016 Olympic gold medalist Fazliddin "Fayzi" Gaibnazarov (7-1, 4 KOs) in a 10-round super lightweight bout, winning by scores of 96-92 2x and 95-93. Fox had a nearly nine-inch height advantage and used his southpaw jab and long arms to his advantage. Phoenix native Carlos Castro (23-0, 9 KOs) defended his WBC Continental Americas super bantamweight belt for the first time, outlasting the game Mario Diaz (18-3, 7 KOs) by scores of 100-89 2x and 98-91. Castro knocked down Diaz in the second round and kept him at bay with his 70-inch reach. “We knew it was a tough fight, and that’s why we prepared so hard for this battle. But this is my title, and no one is going to take it from me," Castro said My next step is to keep working hard and to move closer to a world title shot. I love fighting in front of my home state fans. The fans in Tucson are special.” Former three-time world title challenger Miguel Marriaga (28-3, 24 KOs) kept his hopes for a fourth world title shot alive, knocking out fellow Colombian and late replacement Ruben Cervera (10-2, 9 KOs) following the conclusion of the third round. Marriaga scored a pair of knockdowns in the second round, while Cervera notched a flash knockdown of his own in the third. Marriaga’s body attack was too much, and Cervera elected to retire on his stool. "He was a last-minute opponent that came a little heavier than what I'm used to fighting, and that's why I focused on punishing the body,” Marriaga said. “He connected well with a solid punch and I went down, but he didn't hurt me badly. My plan was to punish him with body shots until he did not want to continue and finally he didn't come out to fight following the third round." Super lightweight prospect Miguel Parra (17-1-1, 12 KOs) made short work of David Morales (13-11,13 KOs), as Morales was unable to continue following the first round. Parra has now won eight fights in a row. Tucson native Manny Guajardo (5-0, 0 KOs) kept his unbeaten record alive, edging Jonathan Espino (2-4, 3 KOs) by four-round majority decision (40-36, 39-37 and 38-38) in a middleweight bout.

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Measurements To fit bust sizes 81 (86) (91) (97) (102) (107) cm/32 (34) (36) (38) (40) (42) in. Actual measurements 91 (98) (104) (110) (116) (123) cm/36 (38½) (41) (43¼) (45½) (48½) in. Side seam 43 (44) (44) (45) (45) (46) cm/17 (17¼) (17¼) (17¾) (17¾) (18) in. Length 64 (66.5) (67.5) (70) (70.5) 73) cm/25¼ (26¼) (26½) (27½) (27¾) (28¾) in. Sleeve seam 45 (45) (46) (46) (47) (47) cm/17¾ (17¾) (18) (18) (18½) (18½) in.

Materials 3 (4) (4) (4) (5) (5) 100g (350m) balls of yarn (44% cotton, 28% tencel, 28% acrylic) Pair of 5mm (No.6) knitting needles; a cable needle.

Tension 19 stitches and 25 rows, to 10 x 10 cm, over pattern, using 5mm needles.

Note Yarn amounts are based on average requirements and are therefore approximate. Instructions are given for small size. Where they vary, work figures in round brackets for larger sizes. Instructions in square brackets are worked as stated after 2nd brack

Back With 5mm needles, cast on loosely 87 (93) (99) (105) (111) (117) sts. P 1 row. 1st row: K4, [yf, skpo, k4] to last 5 sts, yf, skpo, k3. 2nd row and following alternate rows: P to end. 3rd row: K2, [k2tog, yf, k1, yf, skpo, k1] to last 7 sts, k2tog, yf, k1, yf, skpo, k2. 5th row: K1, k2tog, yf, k3, [yf, sl1, k2tog, psso, yf, k3] to last 3 sts, yf, skpo, k1. 7th row: K2, [yf, skpo, k1, k2tog, yf, k1] to last 7 sts, yf, skpo, k1, k2tog, yf, k2.

9th row: As 7th row. 10th row: P to end. These 10 rows form pattern. Pattern another 72 (76) (76) (78) (78) (80) rows.

Shape armholes: Keeping pattern correct, cast off loosely 5 (6) (6) (7) (7) (8) sts at beginning of next 2 rows. Dec 1 st at each end of next 5 rows and 3 (3) (4) (4) (5) (5) following alternate rows – 61 (65) (69) (73) (77) (81) sts. Pattern another 35 (37) (37) (41) (41) (43) rows. Shape shoulders: Cast off loosely 5 (6) (6) (7) (7) (8) sts at beginning of next 4 rows and 6 (5) (7) (6) (8) (7) sts at beginning of following 2 rows – 29 (31) (31) (33) (33) (35) sts. Cast off.

Left front With 5mm needles, cast on 27 (27) (33) (33) (39) (39) sts. P 1 row. Pattern 1 row as on back. Shape lower edge: Working extra sts into pattern as they occur, inc 1 st at beginning (front edge) of next row and at same edge on next 9 rows and 5 (9) (5) (9) (5) (9) following alternate rows, then on 3 (2) (3) (2) (3) (2) following 4th rows – 45 (48) (51) (54) (57) (60) sts. Pattern another 19 (19) (23) (21) (25) (23) rows. Shape front: Dec 1 st at front edge on next row and 4 following 6th rows — 40 (43) (46) (49) (52) (55) sts. Pattern another 5 rows. Shape armhole: Next row: Cast off 5 (6) (6) (7) (7) (8) sts, pattern to last 2 sts, dec. Pattern 1 row. ** Dec 1 st at armhole edge on next 5 rows and 3 (3) (4) (4) (5) (5) following alternate rows, at the same time, dec 1 st at front edge on 5th row and following 6th row — 24 (26) (28) (30) (32) (34) sts. Pattern 3 (3) (1) (1) (1) (1) row(s). Dec 1 st at front edge of next row and 7 (8) (8) (9) (9) (10) following 4th rows — 16 (17) (19) (20) (22) (23) sts. Pattern another 3 (1) (3) (3) (3) (1) row(s) — read 4 (2) (4) (4) (4) (2) rows here on right front. Shape shoulder: Cast off 5 (6) (6) (7) (7) (8) sts at beginning of next row and following alternate row — 6 (5) (7) (6) (8) (7) sts. Pattern 1 row. Cast off.

Right front With 5mm needles, cast on 27 (27) (33) (33) (39) (39) sts. P 1 row. Pattern 1 row as on back. Shape lower edge: Working extra sts nto pattern as they occur, inc 1 st at end (front edge) of next row and at same edge on next 9 rows and 5 (9) (5) (9) (5) (9) following alternate rows, then on 3 (2) (3) (2) (3) (2) following 4th rows – 45 (48) (51) (54) (57) (60) sts. Pattern another 19 (19) (23) (21) (25) (23) rows. Shape front: Dec 1 st at front edge on next row and 5 following 6th rows – 39 (42) (45) (48) (51) (54) sts. Shape armhole: Cast o糭 5 (6) (6) (7) (7) (8) sts at beginning of next row. Work as given left front from ** to end, noting variation.

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With 5mm needles, cast on 45 (45) (51) (51) (57) (57) sts. P 1 row. Pattern 6 rows as on back.Taking extra sts into pattern as they occur, inc 1 st at each end of next row and 11 (12) (10) (11) (9) (10) following 6th (6th) (7th) (6th) (8th) (7th) rows – 69 (71) (73) (75) (77) (79) sts. Pattern another 15 (9) (13) (17) (13) (15) rows. Shape top: Cast off loosely 5 (6) (6) (7) (7) (8) sts at beginning of next 2 rows. Dec 1 st at each end of next row and 3 (4) (4) (5) (5) (6) following 4th rows and 7 (6) (5) (4) (5) (4) following alternate rows, then at each end of next 5 (5) (7) (7) (7) (7) rows – 27 sts. Cast off 3 sts at beginning of next 4 rows – 15 sts. Cast off.

Front edging Join shoulder seams. With 5mm needles, cast on 18 sts. K 1 row. Foundation row: K5, k2tog, k2, yf, k1, k2tog, yf, k2tog, k1, yf, k3. 1st row: Sl1, k2, yf, sl1 pwise, k2, inc, k3, c5f, yf, k2tog, k1. 2nd row: Cast on 2 sts, cast o¯ 2 sts, k 6 sts more, k2tog, yf, k2tog, k4, work k1 and p1 into loops of next 2 sts tog, k3. 3rd row: Sl1, k1, k2tog, yf, k2tog, k10, yf, k2tog, k1. 4th row: K5, [yf, k1] twice, k2tog, yf, k2tog, k3, yf, ds, k3. 5th row: Sl1, k2, work k1 and p1 in next st, k7, inc, k1, inc, k2, yf, k2tog, k1. 6th row: Cast on 2 sts, cast o¯ 2 sts, k4 sts more, yf, k2, yf, k2tog, k1, yf, [k1, k2tog, yf, k2tog] twice, k2. 7th row: Sl1, k2, yf, ds, k6, [yf, k2tog, k1] 4 times. 8th row: K5, [yf, k2tog, k1] 3 times, yf, k2tog, k2, work k1 and p1 in next st, k3. 9th row: Sl1, k1, k2tog, yf, k2tog, k5, [yf, k2tog, k1] 4 times. 10th row: Cast on 2 sts, cast o¯ 2 sts, k4 sts more, [yf, k2tog, k1] 3 times, yf, k2tog, k2, yf, ds, k3. 11th row: Sl1, k2, work k1 and p1 in next st, k6, [yf, k2tog, k1] 4 times. 12th row: K5, [yf, k2tog, k1] 4 times, k2tog, yf, k2tog, k2. 13th row: As 7th row. 14th row: Cast on 2 sts, cast o¯ 2 sts, k4 sts more, [yf, k2tog, k1] 3 times, yf, k2tog, k2, work k1 and p1 in next st, k3. 15th row: As 9th row. 16th row: K5, [yf, k2tog, k1] 3 times, yf, k2tog, k2, yf, ds, k3. 17th row: Sl1, k2, work k1 and p1 in next st, k6, yf, [k2tog, k1] twice, [yf, k2tog, k1] twice. 18th row: Cast on 2 sts, cast o¯ 2 sts, k4 sts more, yf, k2tog, k1, k2tog, yf, k2tog, k1, yf, k3, k2tog, yf, k2tog, k2. 19th row: Sl1, k2, yf, ds, k7, yf, k2tog, k2, [yf, k2tog, k1] twice. 20th row: K5, yf, [k2tog] twice, yf, k2tog, k1, yf, k5, work k1 and p1 in next st, k3. 21st row: Sl1, k1, k2tog, yf, k2tog, k7, [k2tog, k1] twice, yf, k2tog, k1. 22nd row: K5, k2tog, k2, yf, k1, k2tog, yf, k2tog, k1, yf, ds, k3. These 22 rows form pattern. Continue in pattern until straight edge of edging ĭts from centre back neck, along right front edge, lower edge of back and left front edge to centre back neck, ending with 22nd row. Cast off.

Cuffs (both alike) With 5mm needles, cast on 18 sts. K 1 row. Work as front edging until straight edge of edging ĭts along lower edge of sleeve. Cast off. To make up Sew straight edge of cuffs to cast-on edge of sleeves. Set in sleeves. Join side and sleeve seams. Sew front edging in place, then join cast-on and cast-off edges together at centre back.

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