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These are some of the only jeans that my super skinny son can wear. He's just slim all over with a tiny butt and these jeans are some true slims. They're cut slim and then have the adjustable waist. I have tried other slims and they still fall down his slim hips. They're very well made and we never have a problem with the knees tearing out or the seams tearing. They always look great enough to sell at yard sales for top dollar after he's outgrown them. Great product!
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I ordered these for my grandson and they were too tight in the hip and waist area but I bought the dark wash of the same type jeans and they fit just fine. Not sure why that is.
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Five Ten Spire Climbing Shoe
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The Spire Climbing Shoe by Five Ten is the best-selling rock shoe in the U.S. It's the perfect all-around climbing shoe, engineered for the climber seeking ultimate value, unmatched comfort, versatile performance and premier materials.
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These were my first shoe and worked very well. I got them in my street size and wished I would have sized them down at least a full size. They lasted quite a while. I would recommend these to anyone just getting into climbing.
I am more of a slab climber than anything and I like the 5.10 stealth rubber better than anything else I have used. So far these seem to be a decent pair of shoes. I do not think the quality of any of the 5.10 products is as good as it was a few years ago. At least most of their stuff is made in the USA.
It's not my favourite pair of climbing shoes. I wear them when my other pair get too stinky. My feet are fairly wide towards my toes so the fit isn't the best in these. Instep rubber seems to be wearing quicker than any other climbing shoes I've owned.
Great if your trad climbing. I sized mine 1.5 sizes down from my casual shoes. My right foot is noticeably bigger than my left, and putting the shoe on the first time was a joke. Shoe ended at the knuckle of my big toe. By the second climbing session they stretched out enough to not bother me at all. Wearing them for hours of climbing and belaying without taking them off or complaining. Not the best shoes for bouldering though. They just aren't down-turned at all for overhangs, and the laces all the way down make me weary of toe-hooking because I'm afraid to cut the laces. I've only had mine for a few months, but the construction seems like they'll hold up for a long time.
This was my first shoe I got and I've had it for two and a half years now and still love them. They fit great and can be warn for quite a while, plus the rubber has lasted at least twice as long as anyone elses shoes i know of. That being said after about a year the toe had rounded off making edging a real pain.Over all a great entry level shoe that is comfortable and last for a while, but for more avid climbers get something more aggresive.
This shoe is epic. I was a bit scared to buy my own pair of climbing shoes at first for fear that they wouldn't fit right or I wouldn't like them ect... (I know) BUT these shoes are amazing, they fit perfectly and are really comfortable (for climbing shoes!) They grip nicely both indoors and outdoors. The lace-up is a bit of a downer because it takes longer to put on this shoe than it would a slip on, BUT you have better control and fit. Overall this is a fantastic pair of climbing shoes, and the best part- they turn your foot blue after you use them. (No worries it washes off)
When I got this pair of shoes, I expected to go through hell for at least 5-7 times of climbing.However, this shoe already started getting comfortable and fitting to my foot after the 2nd time wearing it.After the 3rd time the fit was perfect and it feels like part of my foot now. Grip and hold of the sole on the Wall is excellent, as expected from 5.10 shoes.I'm not a "Bad Ass Mo Fo"-climber so I can't tell from that point of view, but the shoe satisfies all my needs for my weekly climbing sessions in our in-door facility.I'd buy it again anytime.
This was my very first climbing shoe besides those nasty old rental shoes they like to sell for $5 with holes and the toes and smell like fried rice (who knows). Right off the truck they fit great, none of the sore points that most shoes have before you can break them in. The grip provided is fantastic I don't find myself slipping off holds or losing grip when heel hooking. For a first shoe I would highly recommend these.
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I just received my December Chevy High Performance and had to comment on the Hot Rodding Into The Future section: It should be required reading (possibly with a test afterward) for anyone with the slightest interest in any facet of high-performance vehicles.People need to realize that once something is gone or a law, no matter how ill advised, is passed, it is 10 times the struggle to get it back than to prevent it in the first place.I don't think some elected officials realize just how many people are into high performance and they won't unless we tell them.Of course, it's that way with a lot of other issues too.We do need to realize that some compromise might be necessary, but we can't just stick our collective heads in the sand while a few officials push modern safety vehicles on us.
The detail and layout will make this a valuable reference for anyone.I thought I knew a lot about the subject, but I learned a lot on new things as well as confirmed a lot of other things. Info like this is why I am a subscriber. Thanks for agreat job and well done!
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I'm an active member of the Greater Vancouver Street Machines (GVSM) Car Club and we are wondering, how can we help stop the demise of our beloved sport? We are more than aware of the fact that whatever happens down in the States will greatly affect us uphere in Canada. So that's why we are asking the question: What can Canada do to help with the fight to keep our sport alive and be able to pass it onto our kids and grandkids. Thank you!
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Will, it's proactive car guys like you, who will help to ensure that our hobby will continue to grow. Our best recommendation is to sign up as a SEMA SAN member as they're constantly updating their website with the latest news and happenings.
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I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy Chevy High Performance! I can tell all of you really enjoy what you do and it shows in the magazine. Unlike a lot of the other mags it seems that a lot of your feature cars are actually driven and that means a lot to us gearheads. I really enjoy the tech articles and the ongoing buildup of your projects, plus the story about local heroes was on the money! The only problem I have is I burn through the mag cover to cover when I get it but it keeps my gearhead blood flowing. My subscription is just about up and I'm planning on re-upping more than one year this time, because you guys just keep making the mag better every year.
Over the years I've owned several '66-67 Novas, Pontiacs, and Oldsmobiles and for two hours I even owned a Mustang. My current project is a '72 Monte Carlo that belonged to my best friend before he died. My sons and I currently have it scattered all over our basement working on a frame-up restomod. The engine will be a 496 big-block stroker with a Turbo 400 that's mated to a Gear Vendors overdrive unit, and will have all BMR suspension. My oldest son is 11 and he thinks he gets the car, but I told him to dream on!
I am a member of the First Generation Monte Carlo Club. This is one of the best group of people I have ever associated with as far as clubs go. Members cars range from unrestored Monte SS's to concourse restored to modified and custom. Very few trailer queens are in the club unless they are strictly show cars. We have several members who have cars that I think would fit in your magazine. If you might be interested the website is www.fgmcc.com. Any of the club officers could steer you to member's cars that might interest you. Thanks for your time and the great work all of you do with the magazine!
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Just when we think we know most of the car guy sites out there, we learn that's not the case. Thanks for the link, Randy; we've already signed up! We've been looking for more Monte Carlos to feature, and this will definitely help us out.
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This is something that I was working on a few years ago that I thought I might share with you all. I wasn't too sure where to put it, so I'm putting it here. Feel free to add your own bits - maybe respond to the Letters section etc.
I got the idea from a newsletter a friend used to get from a group she was in. It was hysterically badly written.


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of $30 at Bellmore Gillespie Co. wants^ts Freeport Bwj Uril Servce Exa^Mti.n. for<k,W,tv Office™ SOUTH SIDE M ESSENGER OFFICIAL PAPEI^. NASSAU COUNTY =-7? Z. Vol 3. Number 2.5 Ever>' Friday FREEPORT AND BELLMORE. N. Y., AY. JAN. 13, 1911 $1.00 Yearly. Single Gopy S Cents f1- Merrick W Servieea atlhe Church of the Re-; daemer Sunday, Second After the Epi¬ phany at 7,30 and 11 a.,_m. and 7.80 p.m. CelebratitR of the Holy C«nt- monion at tbe fint aervice and morn* lag pritjer and aermon at tbe secorid aantlce,. the Saoday School meets in tbftParigk Boom at 10 a. m. The Woman's Aoxiliary meota each Thnjra- I'here are many places and things men day at 2.80 p. m: and the Jtsnior Anxil-' Asid «onditions to be found in the remote Life of The Rough Going Fifth Letter of the Series by Editor M. J. Brown of Little Valley,. N.Y.M Cliff Dwellers Freeport plains and among the mountaina of New Mexico and Arizona that but few of us know of- places that Pitt Hole in ita wildest oil days \<rould seen like a Sun¬ day School in comparison. AbouJ twenty miles north of the Cliff Dwellers' ruins, and twenty milea baek iaiy each Saturday at 3.00 p. m Cookint; School la held Saturdays frotn 12 noon to 8 p. ro. ITra. Watirina waa a guest over Son- day'of iira,^Tweoo, _ Mra. P. R. Jenninga haa been con- j from the Denvrt- and Rio ^rande^a nar- : An«d.tQ bet home hero. Edgehurat, row gauge railroad,vis a lumber town, • daring the latt week with a sever*; miners' headquartera, Mexicans hang attack of laryngitis. j o?*-. Indians resort and general round-up Ye8» it'a reahy tro^. Wake ap I Fincli youraelf! The L. I. I. R. haa put a new roof: on ita station here. ' Now all that !b neceaeary is a new ata- tioo. ., Tbe Citizena' Leagae of Merrick will bokl ita monthly meeting in the Fir* Houae on Tuesday evening at 8 p. IB.* Mr. Reed Midmer, President. "The annual cooking School sessions from Janaary to May will be rerami of rough necka, that muat be the tough¬ est place owned the U. S. Here men fight it oujl, and end it. Grand juries and the peftal code don't bother these people, sometimes a U.S. marahall makes a bluff at jnvdstigating some bad affairs thata leaks dofwn to the railroad towns, and sometimes the for¬ est i%ngei-8 will go in and cut out a flag¬ rant case of crime. But on an average theae men are law unto themselves and they make their own ordinances and en¬ force them in their own way^ "JTiere is a great forest of yellow pine Ia tbo Pariahs Hosao on Saturday at 12 t in ^jia aection and a company hauls it The Ever Ready Hoee Co., in pre¬ paring for another maaquerade ball to be held on Jeb. 21. in Sigmond'a Opera House. Now is the time to get your costumea ready to enjoj the even¬ ing's fun. Ticketa can be had from the committee or any member of the company. j ..Mr. d«IKruijff oi^ North Oeean Ave^ has left Freeport and taken residenee N. Y. City for the winter mOntha. $10 Fare to Montauk Belbnore 6mitliville dottth Estra Son is^ Qurved fei-Winter! Single copies"^jf we Meaaenger can | a series of aix pinochles #in be glv-| Trayelers to Ibe Point If there ia anyone who waats to en¬ joy the cooling zephyrs Of Montauic iam Wolfe'a drug store}en by the Ladies'Auxiliary of tbe Ht and from Anderaon Bloomer, news deal- j g. /^. c. at the clob hou"e on Wddnea- er, at 5 eenta per copy. w'day evenings aa^followa: Jan. 18, _."._.- ipeb. 1, 15, Mar. 1. 16 and 29; gftmaa Jif there is one time more than . ^ ,tg^ ^j ^^t o'clock. The comWt Point during the present season the j. ""o^her, says an experienced married, tee hopes to have a large attwdance at I way has been provided for him or her | '"»*'', *•»«" * woman 'fehoukl be left j these pinocblos and thinks it la the do- "^ Co get there, according to a notice «*<>"«.'*>• «*>«"« Ji"« <>'«='o*"«* «"™«" ! ty of every member to help rpako, tbem posted by the Long Island Railroad. . Th?8 notice states that 'Train No. 22, leaving the Pennsylvanjuft station ' Ln ^e-wiork'-af'^ Vol p.' mranH" Flatbush Elizabeth Wright ia leader for'fhe I avenue at 4.10 p. m., will extend ita Yoong People's meeting Sunday night fh the Presbyterian Church; subject, "Lessons from Ureat Lives." Miss Blanche deKruijff is still in New Oriels, La>i visiting her fiance's relatives. , o'clock under the very able adroinistra tion of Mias Huger as in former years. All the girla of the Sunday School are entitled to tbe expert instruction in cooking which is offered and any oth¬ ers of the village who may apply, pro¬ viding the class does not become too large for proper handling. twenty miles to a railroad. North, south and west there is no railroad for many miles, and this timber town ia naturally a center for black, white, tough, gam-, hiera and fugitive. I went to this regions tb see the great atone lions, called the mountain lions of Coahite; but I did no*- see them. From an old mountaineer who had lived in j theae uplands, forty years, I learned I that the reward waa not worth the journey. He told m^ that many years A game of basketball was played it the Parish House last Friday njght be tween tbe Hempstead. High School and j ago these fetiches were worth a'joumey Merrick wbich waa an honor to tha j from anywhere tb aee; but that vandals, game and a credit to the idayers. The ! ""¦" Americans, who can see nothing ifirges: terowd yet in attendance eaw this good game and was libaral in its . applaose for tbe work of both sides. The final score waa 29-36 in favor of Merrick. The first half ended with Merrick 21 and Hempstead 12. The., players with poaitions and points were as follows: Hempatead Daniels, r. f.. 9;MaKay, 1^ t", 8; Kol'ar, c, 2; Wynian, r. g., 4; Smith, I. g., 6. Merrick—H. Verity, r. g.; Herbert ' MuUer and Burns, L g., 2; Harry Mul¬ ler, c, 20; H. Cotvin, r. t. 2;.'. Mul¬ cahy, J. g., 11. Alfred Noon of Hemp¬ stead was the referee and he gained general commendation by his command of tbe situation and bis excellent judge¬ ment and deciBions. A few more gamea sach ae that of Friday and the Parish .House will not' hold all tboae who deaire to see the contests played there. Tonight, Friday, tbe boys play i St. Paul's church team from Inwood and^noxt week Thursday, the 19th, Copiague and the following week' Lin¬ denhurst. Admission to the games is 10 cents. Misa Gay Zenola MacLaren will be at tbe Parish House on Wednesday night, appearing in Winchell Smith'a comedy m three acts. "The Fortune ¦Bonter." Those who have seen ibis play say that it is very funny. Mr. John Barrymore baa starred in it and so faithful is Miss MacLaren's mimio wonderful in atiythlng tkat bas not a dollar behind it; dynamUed these anci¬ ent idols to discover if there were not treasures buried underneath. He said one waa totally ruined, and the other partially destroyed, and that the man wno made the toilsome journey through the wild region would be disa- pointed. He said that these Itons were carved out of ston*?,. life size, by un¬ known, pre-lustoric people; that the preaent Indians ho|^ them in reverence and travel many miles', in certain seaona of the year to aniont their heads and dance aroUnd them by night. And this is why I brought up in a tim¬ ber camp, and here is what there was of it: The men were not working that day- why I did not find out. The Indian dis¬ turbance, and the wild<rumors of a gen¬ eral uprising have brought many of the minera and speculators m, the Mexican were all up in the air and sniffing a white man's independence, because of the revoluticH against Diaz and the day being misty and cold everybody flocked for that one public Bhelter-hotel, saloon, gambling joint and general resort. And what a medley of men, and what a sight. Greasers, the tough low-brow¬ ed class that hunt these places. White men, the kind whose standing is deter¬ mined by the size of the reward oflfered for them; and the soldiers of fortune, the bright, brainy men whom the fever of gambling or the lure of gold had drawn there. Over by a window was a game of draw poker, wnere men tried to conceal the The services at the Baptist Church will be-condncted moming and evening by the paator. The subject of the morning sermon is, "The inward forces of Life," and in the evening the tbeme will l>e, "The value of the run to Montauk, provided any passen¬ ger aboard the .train notifies the con¬ ductor that he wants to make the jour¬ ney before reaebinf^ the Easthampton station. But in addition to giving the notice the passenger must pay the con¬ ductor tbe sum of $10. When the railroad officials were asked why they " have made this new regulation it was stated that recently, since the Fort Pond Bay agitation hae become prominent, inquiries bave been received as to the possibility of get¬ ting to that place. These inquiries, it is bfllieved, have come from persona dowt^io tbe mud • Tb*5 Ladies! Aid Sociaty of the M. That young woman who they «ay,«t« E. Chtirch will meet at tbe parsonage throogb a play four or flve times and next Thursday, January 19, at 2:30 p. j then adds it tober repertoire sind ae jp. Alt members and friends cordially ! faithfuHy mimics the entire caste, star requested to attond. 'the Ladies S6cial Club of,,Bellmore. an orgfan ization about two years old, met at the home-of Mra. Alex G. Mc ^ot)erta, en Wedneaday afternoon. Jan. 4th and a very ple&sant time wai enjoyed by all, as Mrs. McRoberts makes a very deairable hostess. This has been a very quiet organiza¬ tion, composed of aix ladiea and were and ail, as to make har a aeven day wonder is to preeent "Tbe Fortone Hunter" at the Parish Houae, Merriek, on Wednesday evening at 8.80. She surely must be worth seeing and hear^ ing^ ^ It The benefit dance given, by the Inde¬ pendent Willing Workers in Firemen's Hall last Saturday evening waa largely attended and netted ovei* $60. This content with their membership, but ««»"" was given for a worthy cause. individual." Jthe C. E. Society will meet at I'p. m., ted hy Frank Pitcher, j who have invested in that vicinity or Jr. , ' j thipk they might desire to do ao. railroad management desires to aecqm ' Miss MacLaren, who is announced to present "Tbe Fortune Hunter" at Mer¬ rick on Wedneaday evening at 8.30 is Jio stranger to us. Misa Macr.,aren's is pltmya an oflort wortb while. Her audiences are alwaya entbusiastic. modate every prospective patron, but aa tbe winter travel is not sufBcient to maintain a regular service, the railroad ia charging only what it actually costs to rnn the tk-ain the extra diatance. So far-as is known no one has yet John Barrymore never hid a better|tafcen advantage of tbis new ofter of mimtc than* Miss MacLaren in The fthe railroad. Eagie Fortune Hunter.'' The hoar of tho en- [ __ ; ' ' tertainment is 8.30. The P.05 train going and the 10.28 retumii^ ere con> venient. 11. they bave recently taken r. different view of the matter and haVo taken in two or three new men>ber8. Today The ' ^^^ name of the Club wak> changed to '".The CoDundrara Club." The next meeting of the clab will be held at the home of Mrs. Samael Wilson, aa Jan. 18. The Club roster at present is as follows: Mrs. Chaa. W. Smitb, Mrs. Albert Dean, Mrs. Tbeo. Hopkins. Mrs. Lorenzo Heine, Mrs. Lorenzo R. Smith, Mrs. Alex McRoberts, Mre. Sama(\j Wilson and Miss Ethel Wilson. ing oi bim that to closed eyea it is dif- excitement tbat was buming them by a Not only is Mr. Barrymore imitated but afso tbe entire company of p>ayers including twenty characters. The giat v(bo la An orange party and eake sale will be held at the residence of Mrs. G. J. Harrison, Long Beach avenae ad Pine street, this, Friday evening, for tbe benefit of the Chiu-ch of the Trans¬ figoration. I The- woman who buys her gooda at the nearert corner store is ju^t as well off, and just us bappy in life, as tbe friend that is ripping, tearing and snorting from one bargain^ coontwr to another in the department store. Mrs. Etta J. Carman and Miss Sarah Carman of Brooklyn Ave. had a sur¬ prise family re-union on New Year's Day. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Carman, sr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Carman, jr., of Brook¬ lyn; John E. Carman and family of Blue Point; George R. Carman of Montclair N. J.; James Rigby, family and friends of Patterson, N. J.; Mrs. Mary Clinch of New York; Mra. J. Gordon of Tremont. They retumed to their respective .homes well pleased with tiieir viait to Freeport The Columbian Brasa Foundry haa filed with tbe Secretary of State papers showing inerease of capital stock from $20,000 to $60,000. Stephen Smith, wbo formerly owned a small farm near the old Anderaon mill, un the Hempstead and Babylqp turnpike, died at the Hempstead 'poor farm Taesday. Funeral services were held from Faiton'a new chapel. West Merrick Ruad, yesterday, Thursday, afternoon. Rev. Charles Herbert SchO' game congressmen would love to watch. The roof was the limit, and when the money waa gone, the men wouid bet j ley, officiating: interment in Greenfield their poni^ and saddles. -^ I cemetery, Mr. Smith is survived* by And at tbe other end of the rOom the i two daughtera, one residing at Free- Imore. of the.play ia that a young man a failure in business tries a big get! Mexicans were played their own game, j |!T"t"3*."nriVlRl'tt jiich-quick acheme and finally wins j with their own cards. They were more *^" '"° ""** *^ "*"' Bocceaa throii^ love and-a desire toinowythan the White-faced gamblers,! Removing painful help othera. the performance begins ! anti there was a limit on their beta. at 8.80. Admisaion is 25c. The affair \ ^nd scattered around the room were is under th« auapicea of tbe 'fioman'tlJ^'^J^^iZf^^'^"' ''*'* «*"''' Auxiliary. Mr. Frank Redding, our former L. I. R. R. agent, waa about the village a few d%ys tbis week. Mr. Redding bas left tbe employ of the Long Island snd will spend a few weeka before tak¬ ing up work again with hig kinsfolk in Binghampton, N. Y- Mrs. Bonner and family have gono to Manhattan to spend a aeaaon. corns 18 ing but drniking. And then in walked an Engliahtnan, a young fellow with nose glasses and a natty ootfit of a^ hunter. He walked up to tlie bar and tlten faced the crowci. with that cool, curious stare that come natural to no'man on earth but a Johnny BuU. He looked over that bunch of men aa you would a cage of monkeys, and tlioae raen resented tiiat stare—yoa couM feel it in the air. Then iw turned to the bartender and I ordered a drink. I did not iiear his or- ^ . i der, but judged by what foiiowed it waa Mr. Harrj R. i^iher of Wantagb j some. EnglisR mixed affair. been angoged ia organist and choir- And tlien the bartender atered; hia ter et the Cboril^ of the fte^eemer bleared eyes took a torn et atering aiid to teke the piace of PWif. S. Reed' he broke loo«»: Mr. Zeiner take* up his "Say you, I doo'i know where you eacjped frooit iMit don t talk no fancy Wiien a feliew , .» , ""..., ." - very simple operation if yoa follow tfae ad¬ vice given in Smith A Bedell'a ad in thia iaatKi. It Tbroagb the kindnesa of Mrs. Etta J. Carman, aoperintendent of the Loy¬ al Temperance Legion of tbe Mineola. Home, alio the County W. C. T. U., a Chrittmas entertainment was given the L. T. L. Thursday afterrnxin of last week. Each child received a gift of a gaifle or toy, and Vsandiesand ar|orange farniahed tiy FrMport friends. Ev¬ eryone in the lioaae also received a email gift and wwe all delighted with I'l the pi^SMnta they received. work with tbe chorch on the 22nd ^r ^^XwiS in l*«e. "this imooth. Mr. Zeiner will meet eome of tiM'HboTs of the Sundity School be¬ fore tiM aeasion on Sonday to tMt tfaeir Tpiiieav^ looking to the poaaible «r8*i>iza> Uoa ef A boy ctwir.. Id eddition^to placing a new shingle roof -Oficin .tbeir station which hea been lpne uia woek, the agent reporta tb^t '^ ' I. h R. It. intendi raising the don't know tiie range or the atoek he coa't want to start nothing; I'll iiave bim walkina' lame. Savy the straight tidk?" The Snf'ishman sized up the men, wliose sobeidera were iike a ball's breast ami wbo nature had neglected to giveanedt. He kioked tbe ^og ogiy «vei end uo doobt decided it wMbe&fvi. Mrs. S. Biias of South Main Street faa<i baen 6tk«e to Heitipatead HospllaT to plav V^^ ^tst tti gtsat' mwx^dBgt soiietwdtlM boose bfrfstev lie never !wr-«B«S painting it Aaothar I <I|f*«k Whfalwy and aaiied If he had eny- A reception will be tendered Rrv, and Mrs. A. W. B. Carrington, at the home of Hr. and Mrs. John D. Gon- niflf. Sooth Bay View Avenue, aext Wednesday evening, from 8 to IC, for whidi invitations bave been issued. diJtriWii Smith A Bedall are diiltribotibg to tbeir coatomers a very servtemible Homestead Farmer's Aimanae. goffering from eppendidtis and peri- toniUs. '6} (eoatkiied oa page RockviBe Centre '^'The newly elected officers of Rock¬ ville Centre Council, No. 8, Daughters of Liberty, were installed in their re¬ spective offieea on Monday evening. I'h^ funeral service over the remains of ttie late Mra. Susan Walter, wife of Peter Walter, who died at her late residence, Maine-avenoe, on Taesday last, in her 70th year, after a linger¬ ing illness, was held at ber late resi¬ dence on Sanday aftemoon. Tfae in¬ terment was in Rockville Cemetery. Slie leaves a busband, tbree sobs and tbree daughters to mourn her loss. The-Thurston corner, Merrick Road and Village Avenue, has been sold to George F. Vanderveer. The plot is about 40x186, and the consideration is said to have been somewbat over $18,r odo. It has been stated that Mr. Van¬ derveer intends tearing down the build¬ ing at preeent on the property, and contemplates erecting a large modem store and office building. The union evangelistic meetings are now being held in the Baptist ICburcb, whare the^ will be continued until and including next Sunday evaning. Harry Felton and Iia ^mith have been eieeted delegates to represent the South Side Higb Sebool at the meeting of the Nassau-Suffolk^ Prize Speaking Association. It is anticipa^d that the contest will tie beld at Huntingtop this year, presumably in April. At the annual meeting of tbe Ladi^' Circle of the Baptist Church, held at the reaidenee of Mrs. Otto RobinsOn,. the following officers were elected for the ensuipg year: Preaident, Mrs. Heger; vice-president, Mrs. VanDuyn; secretary, Mrs. Hawkina; treasurer, Mrs. Petry. The society reporta a mostaaccessful year. Miss Anna Lott fs spending a montb at Aiken, Seuth 'Carolina, with her mother. The Athletic Committee of the Baa¬ ketball team bas arranged a number of games for tbe nei(t few weeks. On Thursday laat the team defeated the Lynbrook team at Lynbrook, by tbe score of 26 to 16 To-morrow, Tbara¬ day, they play the Rockaway team at Roekville Centre. At R meeting of the Board of Vil¬ lage Trustees beld on Monday nigbt, Charlea Anderson waa appointed ;ead< er of tlie electric ligbt metera at a sal¬ ary of twenty dollara p<ar month. Ttie New York and Long Island Traction Company witiidrew ita application for achange of its fraochita iri reference io ita route, end the matter remaina.as before. The report of VHIage Treib- tiTot Bergen T. Raylior ahows the fol¬ lowing balances In t'ae varioua fonda: General fund, $2,S36.81; fire, 1262.- 06; atreet $n9L98; ligfat, $416.03; writer. 110,887.48; watar extenaiou, $47.66;^ eroeswaiks, $240.74; Clinton Mid N. Parit avenoes, 197.18 3. Park '^ avenue, $105.27; ape ' Windsor aveooei |3 and being managed by this energetif body of ladies, could not have lieen anything but a succeaa. Frank Galet'a new dooble store on BelImor» Avenoe is completed . and ready for occumncy, Jesse Vooris haa reeeived the ap¬ pointment as one of the Court officers at the Mineola Court House, where he is now employed. Last Friday nigbt, Michael Nelson wa% brought before Judge Corodon Norton at the local polipe court, by railroad detective Ferdinand F. Miller and constable Th6masJtoberts, charged with public intoxication and lounging around the depot at Seaford. The agent had ^rdered Nelson to leave the sta¬ tion, which he refused to do, ao he, the agent, tieleplipned HiITeir7who qiiickiy put him under arrest. Nelson ploi^ded guilty and was given a 30 days' stay at Mineola jail. '_ Joe McCarrier, a young lad from Flatboab, Brooklyn, nephew of Mrs. L. E. VanHorn, is ill at his home with appendicitis, but bis condition is much improved. An operation will be per¬ formed as soon aa bis condition per- m'its. ' McCarrier was a visitor here at Mrs. VanHloro several weeks last Sum¬ mer. Household Hint By taking oi^ hobble skirt and sew- ing up one end'of Tt-e«very pretliy rag¬ bag may be made in wbich to put the others. This week a report waa.ciitblated about the village that Charles Ecker had shot a mao ^or stealing his chick¬ ens. Nothing to <t Tho Ladies' Aaxiliary of the Smith¬ ville Sonth Atheiticand Soeial Ciab will hold a series of six pinochle par¬ ties at the clnb house, as follows: January 18, Febraary.1, and 15 These parties shoald be well atteitd- ed, aa there are a large number of lovers of this game in tbe vicinity and this will afford an opportunity of judg¬ ing who the beat players are. , OfreonisiaACat fiRd women often al¬ ter cases. __j__- At the regalar meeting and elec¬ tion of officers of the Smithville South Hook. Ladder and Sngine Co. heid at Fire headquarters laat Thuraday night, tbe fbllowing officers were duly elect¬ ed; Alfred C&lcagnino, foreipan; Tboe. J. Thornton, 1st. ass't. and Fred Powell, Srd asS't Wm. Robinaon, ¦rec. sec.; F. W. Maeller, fin. sec.; Fred Koenig, treas. The -board o£_ trustees consisting of five aroi J. Koenig, Chas. Johnson, Anton Jang, Phillip Wassung and John Keenan. , \-- ' ¦ Two more telephones haye..bet!r(.i07.. stalled in this j^ilaca. one at Mrs. Dick* son'a and- one ^t Wm. Kraft's'n»i- dence. , ' Robert R. Powell and family have vacated their place here and removed to Beiimore, on Oak St, Powell is in the fimploy of tbe Gustave Bopp fac¬ tory." ' Athletic Club members and frienda went on a strawride to Hempstead jaat Wednesday night to see' tbe S. S. A. C. heavyweights play. b^aJsketbali with tbe Hempstead basket ball team, the game was played In the Star Theatre, after the ahow and waa witnessed by a full house; the score was 9r4 in favor of the Hempstead team. Tbis team wiH retarn the game at the club bouse in tbe near future. Capt Schneider has acbeduled tfae lollowing gamea to be played at bome iu the club boaae: . \ Next Tbtiraday night Jan. 1% the lightweights play Oceanside and on ' the 24, the heavyweights play tbe El- Last Friday night about 8.00 o'clock _ Willett Jonea, of Freeport a driver for j moriinoi Ll"i5enh^t the firm of tho Atlantic and Pacific Tea ¦ . -_ Co.. while driving along tfae Merrick j road, through this village waa beld-up i by three men and relieved of $80 in cash, whicii be claima he bad in a shot bagin his coat pocket. He also stated he had over $100 in bills wiib him that he dropped in'the back of the wagon wben the robliers made tbe holdup, Thia they did not get, bot left him un¬ harmed, apparently aatisfied with the $30 tbey bad succeeded in getting. Tbe liotd-ap took place ,^past of the tiridge between tbe two ponds. Tbe boys of tbe villaga have been taking advantage of the fine akating at Bunker's pond, wbere a large erowd cao be aeen every day enjoying the aport " ¦__ Mrs. Michael Millar It eoniiDed to ber bome oo Centre Avenae tbis wadi, Mi<fcring^|rom a slight attacjc of pnea- menia. Doctor Skoo informa as be baa 6 cfaiekeofl bom wbieb > he has reeeiTed 4 or 6 eggs a day for the paat 3 weeks, while aome of oor neigbiiors informa as tbey don't get any at all and aome of tbem bave large flocks of chickena. "Doc" claims ite all in knowing bow and gu^aa he'a about rigbt Mat, Nothing Serioua. the scientist, tells us that a woman's min"^ is apl4ogive away soon¬ er than a man's: constant changing naturally wears anythiBg^Hit 'i&ika say's "If love made the world go aroand, wfaat chance would a repor¬ ter liave?" .' Our club botfae janitor is carry tng : ring—wonder who it ia for? If a fool ^lan be fall of imaginetion And an independent daoce fail of ir- ritatioo. That knows to m^icb tobe tangbt; Wby not an excuse for one who doea things withoat thought, For tbe good book, talis ua botb foolish and wiae To never let oar angry passii Mineola Fair Last W In September TbeF^dr ior Naaaao^aens Coiw tiee ia to be held September 28. 80, inclasive, tbe aasai five days, dren'a day, Frldi^ of Tbmnaa Bf Baeon baa been i Ml 3<^
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As I write this, I'm making preparations to go to the winter regional NCRS meet in Florida to judge some beautiful, early Corvettes. The cars' scores will be based on their own merit and weigh heavily on parts or assemblies that don't appear the same way they did when they rolled off the assembly line back in the day. There will be deductions for over-restoration, paint materials that deviate in appearance from the original factory lacquer, reproduction parts that differ from the originals and generally reduce the scores on any car that doesn't appear to be as the factory produced it. The ones that will be awarded Top Flight are those that have few deviations from typical factory production but are no better and no worse. I think this is great stuff, and I'm pumped up. There's nothing like an early generation Corvette to get the heart beating.
By the same token, there's an effervescence in my soul when I pull down the shifter in my C5 from Sixth gear to Third gear on the highway and step hard on the long pedal as I take the connector curve on my way to work on a Saturday morning with the top down, the Corsa exhaust barking, and some classic rock in the 10-disc changer--especially if there's an M3 or a Shelby anywhere in the vicinity. On the way home, I may have the top up, the A/C on, and an easy-listening instrumental CD playing while I enjoy around 30 mpg. The difference between driving my earlier Corvettes and my C5 is certainly the level of comfort, but also that I might get a second look with a C5, but solid axles, midyears, and most sharks command attention wherever they go.
With your C4-C6, you can argue that this is your economy car with its impressive 30 mpg, has all the comforts you could ever want, and is just plain fast. With the early ones, though, you seem to rise to eminence when you're behind the wheel, which is something that can't quite be matched with the new ones. The downside is that they simply aren't as comfortable, they lack the amenities, the gas mileage sucks, and--I don't care what engine option you have that starts with an "L"--it's not as fast as the new ones that start with a "Z." If only there was a way to have it all, or at least blur the borders a little.
Welcome to Part 4 of my "Reconsidering Your Line in the Sand" series, written from the perspective of a longtime NCRS member. It's an exchange of information to describe and discuss possibilities that can be done through parts substitutions with your earlier Corvette to help you not only enjoy it, but to preserve it as well. It's written by someone who appreciates the historical significance of the Corvette marque but sees too many of them stored away like time capsules in germ-proof environments, with owners saying, "I don't want to risk the original drivetrain."
This is what inspired me to start writing about "bagging and tagging" the original large hardware so the car could be put back on the road, while at the same time eliminating the risk of losing an original engine. The "NCRS" in me has been performing these substitutions with one rule in mind: At any time, the car must be able to be put back to stock condition. This means we're seeking out the best engineered, least invasive replacement parts available to perform our substitutions.
We covered engines, transmission and chassis components in the earlier segments (July/Aug./Sept. '08), so now it's time to take a good look at the interior of your classic. How can it be improved? There are two seats in every Corvette, so jump in and take a ride with us.
Once upon a time there was a neat Rally Red/red interior Corvette convertible. It spent much of its life on day trips with the top down, so the bad ol' sun faded much of its pretty red interior. At some point, someone named Bubba saw what happened, so he dun got hisself some rattle-can "Red For All Occasions" interior dye and emptied four cans on the dashpads and carpeting. As the dashboard is fiberglass, he painted it with "Rosy Red" plastic paint, since fiberglass and plastic are the same--sort of. He didn't know what the rest of the interior was made of, so he left it alone.


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Scandinavian influence in the UK goes much further back than wearing Sarah Lund jumpers and coveting Saga Noren's car, the British Museum's latest exhibition explains. The Vikings, usually thought of as horned-helmeted monastery pillagers, were actually the centre of an exchange of culture that reached from North America to the Middle East.
Between the late 8th and early 11th centuries, Scandinavian people took to their longships and developed trade routes (and yes, engaged in the odd bit of invading) all across Europe and beyond. The results of this trade are evident in various hoards displayed in their finery: a Frankish cup, Anglo-Saxon and Islamic coins, Russian jewellery, and Nordic designs in items unearthed far from the fjords. This is multi-cultural society in action.
For the exhibition, what this means in practice is cabinet after cabinet of similar looking items – some stunning, some less so – found in various parts of Europe. It gets the point across but we found ourselves wishing for a little diversity. This is the problem with archaeology; what survives tends to be the grave goods and hoards of the wealthy, and those items tend to be coins, jewellery, axe heads and swords. Perhaps we've been spoiled by the riches of last year's Pompeii exhibition.
There are some stand-out pieces, notably some brooches big enough to stab someone and, of course, the 37m long warship excavated in Roskilde, the largest Viking ship ever discovered. 20% of the original timbers survive and the exhibition recreates the full ship in a metal frame. It's impossible not to cast your mind back to an engrossing video wall at the start, showing the Viking trade routes and images from the different destinations, and think 'they did those journeys in that?'. Francis Drake's Golden Hinde was smaller, but at least it had some cover.
The warship can only be displayed because the exhibition is in the brand new Sainsbury Gallery (the opposite side of the Great Court to the main entrance). It's very modern and will serve future shows well with its flexible space and lighting but… Simply put, it's lacking in atmosphere. The grey walls can't compete with the glorious ceiling decorations and hushed ambience of the Round Reading Room. The Telegraph describes the experience as "like listening to an episode of The Killing in an outbuilding of Stansted Airport" and we can't top that.
Many of these artefacts are being shown outside Scandinavia for the first time and there is a lot to learn. However, unless you're determined to be wowed by the longship you might be better off booking a cinema seat for a live broadcast on 24 April, when historians Michael Wood and Bettany Hughes host a private view with British Museum director Neil MacGregor and exhibition curator Gareth Williams.
Vikings: Life and Legend runs at the British Museum, Great Russell Street WC1, until 22 June. Tickets £16.50 / £13 / £8.25. Londonist saw this exhibition on a complimentary ticket.


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I'm off to the Efteling with my little girl in a moment, a family-friendly theme park. We'll stay the night, it's become a tradition on my Birthday (since last year).
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Rescue group is set to be dissolved
Last updated at 13:54, Saturday, 31 March 2012
A CHARITY faces being disbanded next week.
South Lakes Search And Rescue is set to be dissolved after it failed to submit accounts.
However Andrea Nicholls, who founded the organisation with her husband Rich, said the charity has already moved to resolve the problem.
A spokeswoman for Companies House said the decision had been taken after no accounts were filed by SLSAR.
The accounts were due to have been submitted by June 9 of last year, and despite reminders being sent, the spokeswoman said the returns were never submitted and that the charity, which is also a registered company, would be dissolved on Tuesday. However, last night Mrs Nicholls told the Evening Mail said: "A document in the annual return document was sent back, it has gone missing in the post and we hadn't received any confirmation.
"Companies House contacted us yesterday to let us know that this was going to happen."
Mrs Nicholls said members of the group had spent yesterday morning trying to resolve the issue, and that the required information had been posted to Companies House yesterday afternoon.
She said that there were no doubts over the future of the group, and added: "To be perfectly honest it is just because there are people that want to see us fail and it is not something that myself and the management team will allow."
SLSAR was formed at the beginning of 2010, after five former members of Ulverston Inshore Rescue joined forces with 11 other volunteers.
The team was responsible for carrying out rescues on water, helping to look for missing people and providing support at public events.
They also provided support to community first responders to help the emergency services deal with incidents in South Cumbria.
A spokesman for Companies House said no correspondence had been received as of yesterday afternoon, but the company could be restored.
He said: "If they wanted to keep the company, we usually advise customers they can restore the company. We would advise them of the process they can do."
First published at 10:38, Saturday, 31 March 2012
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how come you still use the charity numbere when you are no longer a charity and all you banks are now shut by the crown you have no money just go away and stop taking money off charitys .you have never never been called out and you are not recanised by any rescue teames
And where do you now go that Nott company and charity have been removed from the registers?
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Jonathan Hawley This year's winner triumphed by delivering cheap thrills from an unlikely quarter. Who would have thought ultra-conservative Toyota would turn out such a great sports car?
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Reigning champ the Volkswagen Polo retains its crown as king of the city cars.
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Ford's Focus retained its title as the best car in the booming small car segment, thanks to great handling and impressive refinement.
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Locally made Toyota Camry hybrid makes a compelling case for families.
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Kia's Sorento saw off both mainstream and luxury rivals to grab the prize as best family-sized SUV.
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Cut-price thrills take centre stage as Toyota's affordable 86 sports car takes the prize.
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CalArts professor Thom Andersen directs the digital video essay film Los Angeles Plays Itself, titled after a gay porn classic by Fred Halsted (L.A. Plays Itself). Using clips from well-known mainstream movies to lesser-known obscurities, Andersen explores the myths and realities of the city as produced by Hollywood and as viewed by contemporary philosophy. He divides the film into three segments: The City as Background, The City as Character, and The City as Subject. In addition to the pre-manufactured images, he also provides footage of the actual landscape, showcasing structures like Union Station and LAX. His commentary touches on various political and social views of the city, often voiced through criticism or praise of other filmmakers and their work. Encke King delivers the narration. Los Angeles Plays Itself was shown at the 2003 Toronto Film Festival.~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide
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I'm hoping someone here has some experience with Storage Pools with a mixes assortment of HDD's.
I am going to configure an old PC with Win 8.1 and planned to use Storage Spaces for a mirrored backup. But all the articles I read focus on creating the storage pool and the selecting an option (none, 2-way mirror, 3-way mirror or parity).
My question is how to build the pool for the 2 way mirror.
I have the following 3 drives that I planned to use in the pool.
- Seagate ST6000NM0024 6TB (no, I didn't drop $600 on this thing. It came my way through other, legit, means.)
- WD Green WD40EZRX 4TB
- WD Green WD20EZRX 2TB
Now for my questions:
- If my goal is to have 6TB of storage in a mirror, does the pool need to be created as a 12TB or 6TB?
- Will the difference in speeds be a major impact or barely noticeable?
- Am I better off skipping Storage Pools and instead configuring something like SyncToy to copy files from the 6TB Seagate drive to the other WD Green drives for an instant backup should something happen?
Any other pitfalls I should watch for? I was looking at Storage Spaces as a low cost way of having something similar to RAID. I don't have the funds for a RAID card or time to learn about RAID, I saw Storage Spaces as a fairly quick way of building a ton simple storage solution with some type of redundancy for my use at home (music, pictures, movies and document storage).
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It uses thin provisioning so make it whatever size you wish, storage spaces will handle the tech stuff and tell you when you need to add more drives to keep the redundancy alive.
I have 3 x 2TB, 2 x 1TB drives in mine and have a mix of volumes (some 2 way and some pairty), I just add more drives as I'm told to.
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Bad accounting forces Bentleys and Fire Stones closuresBy Christian Avard
Staff Writer | March 05,2013Owners of two well-known restaurants in the Upper Valley announced Monday the eateries are now closed.
Bentleys in Woodstock and Fire Stones in Quechee closed on Sunday due to financial mismanagement, according to a press release issued by Mountain Trading Company, the parent company of both restaurants.
The financial mismanagement by a minority shareholder was discovered in December, the company said, and the principal owners, David Creech and Bill Deckelbaum dismissed the individual involved, including a financial assistant.
Creech and Deckelbaum said they brought in professional management to rescue both restaurants, but the damage was insurmountable and they were forced to close. Both of the restaurants websites are offline and no information was provided regarding the restaurants employees.
Creech and Deckelbaum are residents in the Upper Valley and said they are leaving the restaurant business. They are exploring new projects and Creech will continue operating his other business W. David Creech Real Estate in Woodstock.
Woodstock Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Beth Finlayson heard about Mountain Trading Companys financial troubles but said she was surprised by the abrupt closings.
According to Finlayson, Bentleys is a major landmark in Woodstock Village located at the corner of Elm and Central streets. Fire Stones is also an important landmark in Quechee Village located at Route 4 and Waterman Hill, she said.
She thinks both restaurants will bounce back and will reopen soon because they both mean so much to the local community and beyond.
Im hoping its more of a reorganization taking place. They are the heart of the Woodstock and Quechee communities and lets hope its a short blip in their operations. Were hoping for the best, Finlayson said.MORE IN Southern VermontBENNINGTON — Ask author and Bennington College graduate Charlotte Silver if the title of... Full StoryPresident Calvin Coolidge was remembered in all sorts of ways Saturday on the 143rd anniversary... Full StoryPresident Calvin Coolidge was remembered in all sorts of ways Saturday on the 143rd anniversary... Full Story
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SAN FRANCISCO—California Superior Courts in all 58 counties are offering a 50 percent off discount on some old unpaid traffic tickets. It's a limited-time "Amnesty Program" for certain outstanding court debt. More than 6 million cases statewide could qualify.
"This is a win-win," according to Ronald G. Overholt, Interim Administrative Director of the Courts. "People have an opportunity to clear their traffic tickets at a reduced cost, and the courts and the counties will get an injection of much-needed funds to help maintain critical services for the public."
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Globe watch pendant necklace with chainlink. Lobster claw clasp closure.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by stylebybec LOVE THIS ITEM! This is a fabulous necklace. Every time I wear it I get comments. It doesn't have batteries and runs on you winding it, just like an old fashioned watch. If you set it aside for a while it will run down and stop...again, just like an old fashioned watch would. Set the time and wind it until you feel the slightest resistance then STOP! If you over wind it, you will break it. Enjoy the clock face and the movement of the gears and watch mechanisms on the back side. I LOVE THIS NECKLACE! 6.22.2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Mars3 Strange I received this broken and have already sent it back. As far as getting it replaced, I won't be. Yes, it is a unique piece and very detailed and unusual, but personally, I didn't like it as a necklace. It was more of an ornament to me. Heavy, big and awkward to be worn. FP are great, they refunded immediately. 5.31.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by happyfeet Love! I had my eye on this for a while and when in the store, I saw it. It's very well made and does actually keep time. I find the piece really fascinating to look at, from the Roman numeral numbers to the visible workings on the back. The ONLY thing I have a little trouble with is that when you walk, it swings around and becomes twisted unless it's restrained somehow. Really a charming piece, though! 5.10.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by sw5 Beautiful Details Just bought this today! While waiting in line, the girl behind me asked where I found it and ended up getting one too. I think the tiny gears moving in the back is what catches your eye and makes it so unique. After examining some of the other necklaces a little closer, I saw a few cracks around the edges.. so I'd be careful not to knock it against anything too hard. Other than that it seems very sturdy and well-made. Gorgeous piece, love it. 4.19.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CallHerKb OAK Piece This is a one of a kind must have piece, you won't regret. This necklace is stunning and an attention grabber no matter what you pair it with. It's a heavy piece and doesn't stay on one specific side so don't expect it to. I'm not determined for it to stay on one side, so the flip flopping doesn't bother me. I'm in love; one of the best purchases I've made this season. 3.10.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by cath1509 AMAZING As pretty much all of the reviews have said, it's a stunning piece that will be admired by many!! The clock bit is so useful! Only problem I have is that it doesn't alwayy stay straight when you wear it and can flip around. It's barely an issue, but sometimes it's a bit annoying readjusting it all the time. However I love it so much, my love cancels out this issue and I'll still give it 5 stars!! :D ;D 2.23.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by gauri Superb This is an absolute classic piece, and I would recommend it to anyone who is into funky and long necklaces. The little sapphire-coloured stone in the clock-winding button adds a real charm. And not only is the clock transparent on both sides, it also has a magnified glass on both sides to see time and the intricate machinery inside. The clock works! I could go on and on...Such a gorgeous piece. Have not stopped smiling since it arrived. 2.15.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Sherryberry Globe neck candy No surprises, it was everything i expected. Heavy, big, swivel globe is a beauty. Have to be extra careful when bending so as to not knock my dogs out- simply slide inside shirt for bending or cooking dinner. 2.14.2013
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Sheer maxi skirt with gorgeous corset-style ties at right side of waist. Tall slits all around skirt in front and back, diving bottom portion into four pieces. Has a short skirt lining underneath made from the same material. Bottom hem of lining is raw edge.
The delicately romantic and texture heavy New Romantics collection was inspired by the dream-worthy beach views and magically hidden coves of Sardinia, Italy.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by hippie68 diggin' it!!! I love this skirt so much, the style, comfort , fit and look. The color is a soft pink and truly goes well with so many tops. So very light-weight and fits very nicely. I only wish I could find the smokey color in my size. 5'4 (long legs)105lbs 32A 26" waist sz. I purchased the sz 4 which fits well in the waist - not tight - fits as pictured. 7.20.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by AinsleyD Pirate/beachy feel I really love this skirt, but it is difficult to style. I bought an XS in "stormy skies," and it hits me at the upper hips, making it inconvenient to pair with a shirt that still looks effortless/chic. The material is lovely, though; it makes me think of a castaway on a beach, wearing a skirt that's been changed by the water and the sun. that's how detailed the design is. the corset lace up side is beautiful as well. it is sheer, so you'll need an extra slip. all in all, I'm very glad I made the purchase, I just wish it was easier to wear! 6.4.2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by karington PINK I've been looking forward to purchasing this skirt for a while, therefore it was an even bigger disappointment when i opened the package to find that it is not "chai" or even a light pink, it is pink! On top of that it is extremely sheer which some reviewers had already mentioned. I really wanted to love this skirt, the style is very unique but will not be keeping because of the colour. 4.24.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by p1gp3n stunning this skirt looks better in person and it's beautiful. i wasn't drawn to it until i saw fb pics from some fp stores. the crepe-like panels are ethereal.. they're light and the slits are unique and let the panels fly when wind blows. i didn't like the corset ties from the pics, but i find it very unique and interesting in person. this fits very high-waisted and tight at the waist. i sized up 2 sizes and it still fits high-waisted. the short liner skirt is more opaque than the panels, but still sheer, so i have to wear bike shorts underneath. it's meant to be calf-length, so even with my 2 sizes up, the bottom is still around my ankle and i'm 5'3". 2.22.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Cooper505 original.... I find this skirt quite original! Love the side detail! Unfortunately little too big for me...at the same time the waste belt was just right!? The material- little too much around the hips and I looked larger! It didn't really feel right. 2.4.2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by gabfab pretty cute, but has issues. so, i don't know what it is with FP sizing lately... i'm usually a solid medium on top with shirts and a 8 or a 10 on bottom. ((i'm 5'4" with approx. 30 inch hips and a 34 D on top.)) i ordered a size 10 in this to be on the safe side and i know this skirt is supposed to be high waisted, but the 10 hit me well above the belly button.. it was pretty tight. i think it would've been cute if it fit, but i'm so frustrated with FP's small sizing lately that i'm probably just going to return it instead of exchanging. i can tell the sizes have shifted because i have several different bottoms in a size M from FP that still fit, some are even a little loose. overall, the quality of this skirt is pretty good. it is obviously very sheer so you may need a slip to go under the skirt (although it comes with one) or some fitted boyshorts. 2.1.2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by insideMEG way too sheer i returned this skirt. once i tried it on, it was VERY sheer, sheer enough to see my underwear thru the skirt and i didn't like where the long past of the skirt sat. 1.30.2013
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some of the games available in Japan arent available elsewhere. Who knows, there may be a ton of great vita games in japan.
Still don't know why the PS-V sell that much, not like it has that many good games for it....
Also, here's a short list of some really good vita games
- Uncharted
- Wipeout 2048
- Mutant Blobs Attack
- Sine Mora
- Hot Shots Golf
- Assassin's Creed
- Sly Cooper
- Gravity Rush
- Metal Gear HD Collection
- Rayman Origins
- Escape Plan


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MK Style
Happy New Year! After three years, MK Style closed its doors on December 31, 2014. The pink monogram encircling Molly and Katie's initials was the start of MK Style- a boutique filled with everything the decorating duo adored from jewelry to furniture collections. This passion of collecting and curating a store filled with coffee table books, candles, pillows, tabletop and more was an exciting adventure but the brick and mortar storefront took M & K away from their true passion, working side by side with clients. By closing the storefront, they both will have more time to do what they love...decorate! "MK Style has been a true labor of love. We are sincerely grateful for your loyalty and being invited into your homes. We loved every minute of it. Thank you." xo Molly & Katie All pending orders will continue to be fulfilled.
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Astaxanthin is an antioxidant (a substance that inhibits oxidation) and is a carotenoid. Astaxanthin therefore protects cells from damage and improves the way the immune system functions.
Astaxanthin has also been used in the treatment of Alzheimer''s disease, Parkinson''s disease, strokes, high cholesterol, and AMD (Age Related Macular Degeneration). It is also suggested it may be used for reducing the risk of certain cancers.
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Transfer from International (2A) to Domestic (1D) terminal:
These coaches will depart from International airport, arrival Terminal 2A (City side) and proceed via tarmac to drop guests at Domestic airport, Terminal 1B (City side) departures.
Guests are requested to follow the signage's displayed at prominent places after clearing custom and immigration formalities.Transfer from Domestic (1D) to International (2A) terminal:
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PHILADELPHIA – When the fall term begins at Nazareth Area High School on Monday, one teacher will be conspicuous by his absence.
Matthew Greene, a popular math teacher at the school 65 miles north of Philadelphia, vanished while on a backpacking trip in California last month. Police say Greene was there to hike and climb the Eastern Sierra, a region that features extremely steep and rugged terrain, with many peaks soaring to 12,000 and 13,000 feet.
His disappearance has baffled friends and family who call Greene a highly experienced, cautious outdoorsman.
"It just doesn't seem to me that he would go out for a day hike and not return," said his sister, Tiffany Minto. "We can't visualize him getting himself into any kind of dangerous situation. He's the personality type who would just turn back if it was too dangerous."
Greene, 39, had arrived in late June to hike and climb with friends. But when his Subaru blew a head gasket, they went on with their trip while he stayed behind at a campground in Mammoth Lakes, about 260 miles east of San Francisco, to wait for repairs. The last time anybody heard from him was July 16, when he chatted with his parents back in Pennsylvania, called the repair shop and traded text messages with a friend.
Some of his gear was discovered to be missing, and several pages were torn out of his guidebook, leading to speculation that he might have headed in that direction for a hike.
Minto initially assumed her brother had some sort of accident. Now she's not so sure and wonders whether he might have been the victim of foul play. Police have said he may have hitched a ride from someone to a remote area to hike or climb.
Minto said she's thinking about hiring a private investigator "just to exhaust every possible avenue." And fundraisers are being held to pay for additional search-and-rescue efforts.


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Nah I'm not really that defensive about e-feds. just when people bash them for no reason, I don't get that. It's like when idiots come on here and bash football.. not fucking soccer, FOOTBALL! If you don't like it fine, don't bash it or try and spoil it for others though.
Almost as defensive as you are over your boyfriend Steve! POW!


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Elvis Presley® Jailhouse Rock™ Doll
Good looks, charisma, and extraordinary talent made Elvis Presley a legend in American culture. Singer, dancer, and actor, he starred in 33 movies, including Jailhouse Rock™, which inspired this portrait doll. In fitted jeans and matching jacket over a striped prison shirt, Elvis Presley® Jailhouse Rock™ Doll captures the irresistible charm of this American icon. Signature smile and slicked back hair add to the doll's undeniable allure.
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For ages 6 and over.
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Washed Velvet Ruffle Drapery Panel
$139 - $179
Our cotton-velvet drapery is washed for an elegantly relaxed look, then trimmed with sweet satin ruffles to please girls of all ages.
- 100% cotton velvet with 100% rayon ruffles
- Made with water- and stain-resistant poly-cotton blackout lining that also helps to block sound and insulate against drafts
- Rod-pocket panel
- Each panel sold separately
- Includes 7 drapery hooks per panel
- Imported
- Dry clean
- In petal, silver mist, dove, lilac, grey, ivory or white
Shown in petal.
Washed Velvet Ruffle Drapery Panel
- 50"W: 84"L, 96"L and 108"L
Washed Velvet Ruffle Drapery Panel
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