O'Donnell Will Not Be Back on 'The View'

In a statement today, Brian Frons, the president of Disney-ABC's Daytime Television Group, said, "We had hoped that Rosie would be with us until the end of her contract three weeks from now, but Rosie has informed us that she would like an early leave. Therefore, we part ways, thank her for her tremendous contribution to 'The View' and wish her well."

Barbara Walters, the show's creator and co-executive producer, said, "I brought Rosie to the show. Rosie contributed to one of our most exciting and successful years at 'The View.' I am most appreciative. Our close and affectionate relationship will not change."

In her statement, O'Donnell said, "I'm extremely grateful. It's been an amazing year and I love all three women."

And on her Web site Thursday, O'Donnell wrote: "When painting there is a point u must step away from the canvas as the work is done."

O'Donnell announced at the end of April she was leaving "The View," and her last day was supposed to be June 20.

The English 3 button look has been 'in' for a while. It a great look for those which are considered tall. The side flaps are great, also a British cut. I've never gone for the typical American mid-flap, since some who wear it look like real schlubs including me, unless it's a perfect cut. The style you got is perfect. The full cut (no flap) which is more Italian or French, is also sharp.

The 3 season wool is very nice, and nothing like the real Burberry buttons. You made an excellent choice in colour as well.

That 100 wool classification is most likely 120s maybe as high as 160s(?) If you look at the jacket's label it should correspond with one the numerical woolen grade classifications below:

(A) `Super 80's' or `80's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 19.75 microns or finer;

(B) `Super 90's' or `90's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 19.25 microns or finer;

(C) `Super 100's' or `100's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 18.75 microns or finer;

(D) `Super 110's' or `110's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 18.25 microns or finer;

(E) `Super 120's' or `120's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 17.75 microns or finer;

(F) `Super 130's' or `130's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 17.25 microns or finer;

(G) `Super 140's' or `140's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 16.75 microns or finer;

(H) `Super 150's' or `150's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 16.25 microns or finer;

(I) `Super 160's' or `160's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 15.75 microns or finer;

(J) `Super 170's' or `170's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 15.25 microns or finer;

(K) `Super 180's' or `180's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 14.75 microns or finer;

(L) `Super 190's' or `190's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 14.25 microns or finer;

(M) `Super 200's' or `200's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 13.75 microns or finer;

(N) `Super 210's' or `210's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 13.25 microns or finer;

(O) `Super 220's' or `220's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 12.75 microns or finer;

(P) `Super 230's' or `230's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 12.25 microns or finer;

(Q) `Super 240's' or `240's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 11.75 microns or finer; and

(R) `Super 250's' or `250's', if the average diameter of wool fiber of such wool product does not average 11.25 microns or finer.

Source: THE WOOL PRODUCTS LABELING ACT OF 1939

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30 WOOL FABRICS

blanket cloth	felt	jersey
boiled wool	flannel, woolen	loden cloth
boucle	flannel, worsted	melton
cavalry twill	gabardine	menswear suiting
challis	glen plaid	novelty suiting
coating	Harris Tweed	plaid
crepe	herringbone	satin
Donegal tweed	homespun	tropical suiting
double cloth	houndstooth	tweed
double knit	jacquard	whipcord

5 SPECIALTY HAIR FIBERS
alpaca
angora rabbit hair
camel's hair
cashmere
mohair

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Now you are more then ready for numerous nights on the town/city, the next step will the the coordinating ties, shirts, pants, socks and shoes :)

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