We also showcased several innovations from the intersection of fashion and technology -- a light-up Twitter dress, a pair of "Social Denim" jeans that let you update your Facebook status on the fly and a brilliant "Rocking Knit" chair that uses kinetic energy generated from the chair's gliding motion to knit a winter hat while you sit.
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It is these kind of close-knit friendships that spring up from sport and school that is most missed by Bramhall-raised Alex Broadfoot.
Another of the seated protesters spoke up, the group's one woman, in her early seventies maybe, little curls of a faded blond perm peeking from beneath a knit pink wooly cap.
Cole is a local good ol' boy, from whose close-knit family Lusa feels coldly excluded.
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The rest come from a tightly-knit group of local independent growers who supply the family with the best of their grapes.
Some customers spent almost the entirety of Thanksgiving in line, taking turns to get food or sneak a break from the close-knit tent city.
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Muddying the investigators' trail, these outfits work from within tight-knit ethnic communities, rebuff outsiders and speak languages unfamiliar to Western ears, like Urdu, Arabic and Hindi.
The collection for fall, Taylor said, was definitely more structured and tailored than her work in the past, with help from a bonded stretch knit that created a delicate texture.
They ranged from a simple and easy cream cable knit sweater with a pink silk ball gown skirt to breathtaking tulle, lace and dramatic beadwork confections.
Local raw materials--say, olive wood from the West Bank for a Nativity scene or wool from alpacas raised in the Andes foothills for a knit hat--are favored.
The book claims that from the outset many people living in the close-knit community of Bakewell knew the wrong man had been convicted of her murder.
In Knit 2 Together, Mel Clark provides the unexpectedly enticing designs, from a flirty apron to a chic doctor's bag while Ullman provides the contagious zeal of a recent knitting convert.
After her untimely death from AIDS in 1988, the surviving sisters became even more tight-knit.
Produced from wild agaves harvested at high altitude, it is a seductively dislocating, subtly knit but extreme stream of sensory information.
"We have players in the squad who have had accidents from falling off roofs which have and they were given the choice but we are close-knit and wanted to do it as a team, " said Blake.
He starts by drawing a sharp distinction between holding companies, which result from stock deals and are run as loose collections of businesses, and conglomerates, which are tightly knit groups with integrated management.
The word from those who ply their trade in Tel Aviv tell a story of a techonomy that is much closer knit than its northern Californian counterpart, which streamlines the process of getting things done and make projects tackled there quicker to come to fruition.
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