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knits captain's binary this started out as a desire to give some knitterly presents to the w00tstock guys. my original idea was something smaller (like hats) but once i figured out what i wanted to do for the pattern i knew that wouldn't work. they will be (or have been, depending on when this is read) delivered at the san diego w00tstock on july 21. so... the pattern. the large chunk of colorwork is the lyrics to the song "the captain's wife's lament" by paul and storm converted into binary. if you've ever been to a w00tstock you know why. the 0s are color, the 1s are black. there's a little two row stripe near the top and bottom that says "w00tstock 3.0", also in binary. the code starts at the top and goes around and around and around. because it's a bit hard to tell which end is up the next photo is a close up of the front/top. the following photo is a close up of the back/top. my gauge swatch was a lying liar (shocking i know) so these ended up a little bit longer and skinnier than i thought they would. however, considering the song... it's actually kind of appropriate that they're a bit long. if i ever do this pattern again i'd go up one needle size for the colorwork section. i'd probably also adjust the meat of the colorwork so that each row would be 8 "characters" long instead of 7. that would make each row 64 stitches instead of 56 and would solve the "slightly too long and skinny" problem. to be clear, i'm very happy with how they turned out, there are just a couple things i would adjust slightly. each scarf took about two weeks to make and used 4 and a third skeins of the black. each scarf used either exactly one skein of the color or just a teensy bit more than one skein. for some reason the north woods scarves used exactly one skein (with maybe a yard or two leftover), but the midwinter skeins ran out with about 5 rows left and needed just a little bit of a second skein. the stats... needles: 6's (4mm) yarn: kp wool of the andes - coal & kp chroma - midwinter (purple/grey) & north woods (orange/green) pattern: my own sizing: 7'11" long, 4.5-5" wide spi: black - 5 spi, color - 5.5 spi started: 4-17-11 finished: 7-5-11 extra info because these are presents... the black is 100% peruvian highland wool; the color is 70% wool 30% nylon. if it needs washing it'll have to be hand washed gently and then laid flat to dry. it will felt if it's put in a washing machine. edited 7-24-11 to add: the scarves were delivered very late thursday night (or very early friday morning depending on how you look at it) at w00tstock 3.0 and were very well received. which made me very happy! there's nothing quite like having one's knitterly presents be appreciated. left to right (not counting the photobombers in the back...) that's storm, liz, paul, me, adam, & wil. july 15, 2011 1:12 pm | permalink | comments (1) reads encounter at farpoint encounter at farpoint, by david gerrold i thought i had finished all the next gen books, but then when i was checking my list of what i've read against my master list of st books... i discovered a few that i had somehow missed. so here i am back at the beginning. novelizations are always a different kind of reading experience. scenes that were in the script, but didn't make the final cut, are frequently in the book. as well as ones that are added to make it a decent length. the pacing and structure were a little weird but it's been a while since i've actually watched farpoint so i'm not sure if that's a product of the episode or something that happened when it was turned into a book. there are a couple places with conflicts that are in progress, but the focus suddenly shifts to something mundane. which in general i understand, but when the characters involved in the mundane stuff should really be part of resolving the conflict... it just feels off. june 27, 2011 11:00 am | permalink | comments (0) reads titan: taking wing taking wing, by michael a. martin and andy mangels i wasn't originally planning on reading the titan books in my st:tng re-read. but then while reading the destiny series and the typhon pact series i discovered that there were some characters on titan that sounded interesting. this takes place just after the events in st: nemesis . riker finally accepts command of a ship and leaves enterprise behind. the original plan had been for their mission to be exploration, but they end up being sent to try to help the various romulan groups deal with each other instead. there is a lot more diversity in the "aliens", they aren't all just "humans with funny noses". which is a lot easier to do in a book than a tv show! the dynamics of those kind of differences are always interesting to me. however, there's a bit of a "soap opera" feel to me. there's a lot more of an emphasis on who's doing what with whom than i've noticed in previous st books. may 27, 2011 10:00 am | permalink | comments (0) reads lost souls lost souls, by david mack third in the st destiny series. everything comes to a head in this one. including finding out where the borg actually came from in the first place. i did see the borg origins coming from a ways off, but it seemed fairly obvious so i think it was probably supposed to be figured out fairly early on. and it was good to finally have an answer to that particular question. the massive amount of devastation is heart-breaking. entire planets that have been part of the trek universe for a long time are gone or severely damaged. there's generally been a "status quo" kind of philosophy to st books. major things don't change. it's really interesting seeing that philosophy change. april 20, 2011 11:05 am | permalink | comments (0) reads mere mortals mere mortals, by david mack the second in the destiny series. in this one enterprise and aventine have hooked up and are exploring a bunch of subspace tunnels that they think the borg are using to get around. they want to close the whole network to prevent that. titan has ended up stuck on the same planet as columbia was. they start learning about what happened to that ship and her crew. april 14, 2011 11:37 am | permalink | comments (0) reads gods of night gods of night, by david mack the first in the destiny series, and i'm back to my st reading after about two months of other books. there's been a run up to the borg being active again in a major way and this series is when they make themselves known. the action jumps around between the enterprise, titan, and aventine , with flashbacks to a very early nx ship the columbia . the borg are attacking in large numbers and they aren't assimilating people any more. they seem to have decided to wipe out the federation instead. the enterprise is mostly focused on fighting back and picard is starting to get a little bit "ahab"-ish again. titan is following what they think might be the borg's travel method and are investigating that. while aventine is trying to figure out what they can learn from the wreck of the columbia . in the flashbacks columbia has encountered an incredibly powerful, and secretive, race. all the story-lines do eventually start to show their connections. i haven't read any of the titan books so there's a number of new characters there, as well as a couple familiar ones that i'm glad to see again. there are a number of them that seem really interesting so i think i'm going to have to add those books to my list. april 10, 2011 12:15 pm | permalink | comments (0) reads trouble and her friends trouble and her friends, by melissa scott this is one of those books that i have pulled off the shelf at the library and book stores i don't know how many times and just didn't quite get around to reading. it was originally published in 1994 so i've been thinking it looked interesting since high school. finally got around to it and quite enjoyed it! the imagining of how what is essentially the internet works is really cool and reminds me a bit of hackers. except that i always thought the hackers worl

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