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189 Chesterfield Business Pkwy, Chesterfield, MO | Directions 63005-123338.666646 -90.620100
Monday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM, Tuesday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Wednesday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM, Thursday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM, Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Saturday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Appointments Available
I was very sad about reviewers with bad experience!
I am a regular customer for 2 years since I moved in St. Louis from other country.
And I was spoiled about great quality hair service already. I used to work with one of the best hair stylist in my home city last 10 years. After I moved here it was difficult to find someone instead... I tryed a lot places but wasn't satisfied enough. Then after article in St. Louis magazin about trends in hairstyling when Kurt was like an expert I set the appointment with Kurt.
And I was completely happy with my new found regular stylist. He is very professional, has fashionable sense of style and able to take care about my hair in the best possible level. One of the best nail services I had in Ta Da too. Whole service circle organizes amazingly! I love being there! They always let me feel myself like a Queen.
I know that very often our perception of situations might be different… But… Doesn't have any sense to discuss about this… I just could recommend to everybody try to get your own experience and compare though ;-) And this does have a lot of sense :-) I'm sure all regular customers can agree with me!
Anyway… I always recommend for my friends to be customers of Ta Da and Kurt personally! Love this place a lot! Good luck!!!
Wish a fantastic day for everyone!!!
The owner of this salon, Kurt, is wonderful. He is very gifted when it comes to color, conditioning treatments, and haircut options. He makes you feel right at home, when you walk in, he finds out what wine you like, geneously pouring a big glass, finds out what you really want and starts to do wonders with your hair....Amazing, to say the least!!!
I had Kurt as my stylist and I could not have asked for anyone better! He knew exactly what I was looking for when it came to my hair. Not only did he hit the ball out of the park on my hair but his warm and welcoming personality made me feel right at home. I would recommend this salon to everyone. I definitely had a pleasant experience and will make TA-DA Salon & Spa my go to place!
I found a stylist, Debi Strawn, that does everything to perfection. She cuts and colors my hair. She turned me on to Keratin hair straightening which is the perfect answer to those humid summer days in St. Louis. No more frizzies!!! I highly recommend her. You won't find a better stylist in addition to an enjoyable person!
I have finally found my "forever" hairstylist!!! Ever since moving here I have been looking for someone that would listen to me and actually do what I wanted. I found her at Ta Da....Debi is great!!!! She was really tuned in to what I was saying and gave me a great color and hair cut. I will recommend her to everyone I know!!!!!! Thank You Debi!!!!!!!
Haute Couture Hair Design at TaDa – Leading designers and client connoisseurs of trend setting hair fashion seem to flock to TaDa for styles and images typically found in salons across London, Paris and New York. This is what I and my friends found on a recent visit to TaDa.
Following a jaunt in Europe and upon receiving a recommendation for TaDa, we were delightfully impressed with the creative hustle and bustle of TaDa's stylists. Arriving early, we were greeted with wine and cafe. The salon is designed where you can watch stylists perform magic on each of their clients. There is no need to flip through those high-end Euro fashion magazines on hair design since it is unfolding right in front of you.
We were equally impressed with the entire TaDa team. However, the creative expressions and services provided by Kurt and Gary reminded us of our favorite salon on Ile Saint-Louis.
While Chesterfield Valley is on the Missouri River and Ile Saint-Louis is in the Seine River, the TaDa experience gave us comfort in knowing that one can receive haute couture hair design with professional stylists in the "Comte de Saint Louis". Merci!
AVOID THIS PLACE! – Went to TaDa's owner, Kurt, for a "quick trim" on my wavy shoulder-length hair. He said he knew just what to do. When he finished, I looked in the mirror and was horrified to see that he had chopped at least six inches off my hair. It stopped at the nape of my neck and the hair on top looked like a boy's. I was shocked. It looked awful. When I asked why he gave me this radical haircut without talking to me first, he shrugged and said "I didn't realize you were so attached to your hair"—as if it was my problem for not liking it! Very unprofessional.
Awesome Facial by Erin – I must say, I have only had simple facial by Mary Kay consultants. My goodness there is no comparison.
They squirt out products and you apply. Not a fun experience. Not happy with their products...
You walk in to Ta Da Salon and feel right at home. To my surprise you do a medical history. How nice to know they care enough to realize everyone has medical conditions and take caution to prevent problems that could occur.
Erin was the skin care specialist who treated me. Her knowledge and her skill technique were amazing. Very professional. Erin's touch matched her heart, soft and loving. When it came to products that would benefit my skin, Erin was not pushy and made it easy to say yes to her. So glad I did. I am so impressed with the products I can't wait to purchase more.
I felt like a queen when I left and wondered why I waited so long to treat myself.
I live in the country and Chesterfield was easy to get to and is so worth my time. Looking forward to seeing Erin many more times! Thanks Erin for such a wonderful experience!
Superb Skin Care Specialist – Erin in the new esthetician at Ta Da Salon, and she is GREAT. She has a very gentle, yet effective touch and is very interested in helping you get your skin in the best condition it can be. She offers many great services, and I have been extremely pleased with the facials and chemical peels. You owe it to yourself to give Erin a chance to make you feel "Oh so Special"! You will be pleased with the results!
a really great saloon – I found TaDa thru the channel five discount coupons and thus found Karen. That was 3 years ago. I am now a loyal customer and would highly reccomend TaDa. The stylists are all wonderful.
Karen is a very talented stylist and a color expert, I absolutely LOVE what she did with my color (blondes do have more fun by the way).
Kurt, the owner, couldn't be nicer (or have a better sense of humor).
A true "feel good" experience, really. I will be going back for years.
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When Amanda Jones Stone was just 18 years old, she answered a classified ad in The Gleaner and moved away to New Jersey to become a nanny.
The job lasted three years, but her experiences there — especially with the family's dog, a Newfoundland named Lisa — continue to influence her life now, more than a dozen years later.
It was late 1995 and Amanda had just graduated from Henderson County High School the previous spring. She saw an advertisement in the paper and thought a job as a nanny would be ideal for her; she loved children and wanted to travel.
"For me it was the most awesome job in the world," the Henderson native said.
The New Jersey couple had just a baby and a dog when Amanda got there in January 1996, and they added two more children in the next three years.
"It was a major growing-up experience for me," Amanda said. "It was amazing."
And while she has good memories from her time as a nanny, it was that huge dog Lisa that sticks most in her mind.
"She was the sweetest dog I'd ever met in my entire life," Amanda said. "I fell in love with the breed."
However, about 21⁄2 years into Amanda's time with the family, the dog passed away from a ruptured tumor on her spleen that hadn't ever been diagnosed.
"When Lisa died, it just broke my heart," Amanda said.
"I always thought it was fitting that I was there when she died. I was her caretaker," she said. "That was probably the hardest thing I had to do — to be there and watch her die."
But despite the heartbreak, it left Amanda longing to have her own Lisa-like dog.
"I told myself I was going to have a Newfoundland some day," she said, never forgetting that pledge as the years rolled by.
She and Keith Stone were married in 2000 and over the next few years daughters Katie and Allie arrived. Various pets came (mostly) and went (rarely), but Amanda still didn't have a Newfie.
That changed in early 2010, when after months of online research and a flurry of emails and phone calls, Amanda found a Newfoundland breeder in Illinois whose dog was going to have pups. Once the puppies were born and their photos were posted online, "we picked one out and went to see him."
They eventually got to bring the pup home in late February 2010 and named him.
"We picked the name Luther because we are Lutheran and I really like the name," said Amanda, who works as the receptionist in Dr. William O'Nan's office.
When they got him, Luther was just 7 weeks old and he weighed about 15 pounds.
It didn't take long for Luther to outgrow all of the other pets in the Stone household, including Princess, a 5-year-old cat, and Rosie, a 2-year-old bearded dragon lizard.
Last November, Alex was added to the family, a sickly kitten who has since grown into a healthy, playful feline. Then this past February, a Chihuahua named Chica who will be 9 in October joined the family.
These days, Luther hits the scales at about 150 pounds.
"He doesn't know he's so big and tries to jump in your lap," Keith said, noting that the dog is probably full-grown by now.
"I hope he's done" growing, Keith said, although Amanda added that "he may fill out some more."
Despite his size, Luther's best non-human friend around the house is his feline "sister" Alex.
"She's such a little lover and she loves Luther," Amanda said of the petite kitty. "They're our interspecies boyfriend and girlfriend."
Princess, on the other hand, "didn't like him (Luther) from Day 1" and prefers not to associate with any of her furry siblings. "She definitely lives up to her name and thinks she's queen of the castle," Amanda said.
Luther also tries to buddy up to Chica, an 8-pound Chihuahua. But Chica isn't interested in being friends. "Luther likes Chica," Amanda said. "Chica does not like Luther. She tolerates the cats and plays with Alex, but if Luther tries to get near her, she'll growl."
All of the dogs and cats are fairly indifferent to Rosie, the bearded dragon lizard who lives in an aquarium but often comes out to roam the house or go for walks on her leash.
Rosie's favorite spot is the branch in her habitat right under the light. "If you leave her out too long, she'll get somewhere where it's warm," Amanda said.
And while the pets all seem to have different best friends among them, the human members of the Stone family also have their favorites.
Katie, 10, a fifth-grader at A.B. Chandler Elementary School, says her favorite pet is "all of them," but when pressed to name just one, she says Alex, because the cat lets her hold her and gives kisses. "She knows who her mommy is," Katie said.
Allie, 8, a Chandler second-grader, said "Chica is my most favorite because she's so sweet." Her second favorite is Princess.
Keith, an evening custodian at Jefferson Elementary School who is studying network administration at Henderson Community College, said his favorite pet is "probably the bearded dragon. She doesn't bother anything or make any noise."
Amanda, who is studying at HCC to be a clinical laboratory technician, makes it clear who ranks at the top of her list.
"I will always favor Luther because he's kind of my big baby," Amanda said. "He will always be my baby and I couldn't imagine my life without him in it."
Amanda admits, though, that Luther is more rambunctious than she thought he would be, based on her experience with Lisa when she was a nanny.
Luther is "a little more high-strung than the average Newfoundland," she said. "He's very high-strung and very pig-headed. It takes a strong hand to keep him in line."
Luther is a lot different from Lisa. "I think I had the idea that all Newfoundlands would be like Lisa," Amanda said, noting that Lisa was laid-back and not overly active. "He teaches me every day not to have preconceptions regarding any breed because they are all different and don't fit into molds."
Luther's biggest difference from Lisa is that "he's a lot more energetic," Amanda said.
Because of all that excess energy, Amanda would like to get a small cart and train Luther to pull it.
"It's an active thing so his energy will come in handy for that," she said. "Plus he's as strong as an ox, so that helps, too."
After dressing Luther up as "the great pumpkin" last Halloween, the Stones have joked that this Halloween "we could put a saddle on him and he could be a horse ... because he is a horse," Amanda said.
"Boy will he ever look awesome come Halloween with a saddle on and pulling a cart!"
Families that are thinking about adopting a Newf should be aware that the dogs require regular grooming and bathing, and taking them in the car isn't easy, either.
In Luther's case, traveling "is a challenge because of his size," so he usually gets to sit in the front seat when Keith drives and Amanda sits in the back with the girls.
Despite the extra work that a big dog requires, Amanda said she would eventually like to adopt another Newfoundland, probably a female.
But the family is not in a big hurry to get another Newfie.
"Maybe in a few years," she said. "Luther takes a lot out of us."

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JayBird BlueBuds X Premium Wireless Headphones
JayBird BlueBuds X Premium Wireless Headphones
Product Information
Shift Premium Bluetooth Audio
Integrating a custom implementation of the native Bluetooth SBC codec, which JayBird calls Shift, BlueBuds X headphones deliver a level of purity and sound that rivals the best in wired headphones. A great feature of Shift is that it's pair and play, so nothing special is required on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, just standard Bluetooth.
PureSound white noise filtering
JayBird's on-board filtering system, called PureSound, filters out and eliminates white noise to give you a clean audio experience. This is especially helpful for long workouts when you've turned up the volume to motivate yourself.
Playtime to up to eight hours
BlueBuds X pack an impressive eight hours of playtime into a small design. And for convenience, it uses a standard micro-USB connector for charging and includes a battery status icon on screen for iPhone users.
Secure fit
Sports ear cushions hug into the top, back and lower surface areas of your ear – all essential for a secure fit during sports and fitness activities. JayBird's X-Fit design lets you use the headphones either in the traditional under-ear wearing style for music and calls or over-ear – completely free of any cord on your neck – so it feels like you don't have any headphones on.
- Eight hours battery life in a small design
- Works with your Bluetooth-enabled iPhone, iPod touch, iPod nano, iPad, iPad mini or Mac
- Complete music and call controls
- Liquipel sweat-repellant technology for maximum durability
- Standard micro-USB charging
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- Secure fit for sports
Did you notice?With up to eight hours battery life you can enjoy a full day of music and calls, or work out an hour a day for an entire week on a single charge.
Apple Recommends ForSuperb wireless comfort and sound from your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad during sports, fitness or outdoor activities.
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- THD: <5% (1kHz, 1mW)
- Other Features: Bluetooth, Stereo Bluetooth, Sports & Fitness, Wireless
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- Weight: 13.8 g
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These headphones are incredible! I bought them to replace a pair of Motorola Bluetooth headphones that I bought on Amazon. I'm a These headphones are incredible! I bought them to replace a pair of Motorola Bluetooth headphones that I bought on Amazon. I'm an extremely heavy sweater and the Motorola's stopped working after only two weeks. I've had the JayBirds for almost a year and a half and they're still going strong!
First, they almost never fall out of your ear. I do a lot of Crossfit and the only time they start to come loose is when I'm jumping rope for an extended period of time. The "waffles" really help hold them in place.
Next, they stand up to excessive sweat extremely well. I'm in the Army and was deployed to the Middle East for the last eight months, through the summer months when the average temperature was over 120 degrees. And through that heat and my sweat, these headphones still work with zero issues.
They also work okay across a gym. I can set my iPhone down next to a rack and walk around the gym pretty freely without losing quality or the connection.
The only reason that I gave them four stars and not five is because there isn't a battery indicator on them. So you may end up losing music in the middle of your workout due to the battery dying. But honestly, that's more my problem than the headphones - I could have charged them every three or four days regardless of whether or not they needed to be charged.
I would definitely recommend these to someone looking for quality Bluetooth headphones. …
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Very well done
I must own 30 sets of headphones. For running i've tried everything but i HATE the cord tangle that goes with all of them. i tri I must own 30 sets of headphones. For running i've tried everything but i HATE the cord tangle that goes with all of them. i tried a few bluetooth versions but they were not stable or didn't stay in the ear or gave pretty poor sound. These guys seemed to have nailed it!
Works well. Fits well (make sure you experiment to get the tips and the wings just right for you). It makes a big difference in the amount of sound that goes in (especially during activity).
Pleasantly surprised with them. Well done Jaybird! They took an extra year to come out but overall they seem well worth it. …
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Best BlueTooth Headphone....ever!
I had 2 S9s and 2 S10HDs both died due to sweat. I HATE, HATE Wired headphone because I primarily use my headphone during workout I had 2 S9s and 2 S10HDs both died due to sweat. I HATE, HATE Wired headphone because I primarily use my headphone during workout sessions. This BlueBuds X is by far has the best sound, comfort & battery life. You have to try different ear piece to find what fits for you (takes me a day or two). The sound quality (deep base) rivals any wired headset and there is no 'wearing' fatigue like with other headphones. Most other headphones, I have to max out the volume, you won't have to with this one unless you want to go deaf. As an Electronic Engineer, I am quite impressed with how small the battery is for the 8 hrs of play time. The weight to battery life ratio is quite amazing.
I have iPhone 4S with iOS 6.0.1 and I have to DISABLE WIFI so that the music doesn't cutout for a second every so often. This is iOS 6 WiFi, BlueTooth problem and not the headphone's (have similar problem with Wireless Beats also). Google iOS 6 Bluetooth (or Wifi) problems for yourself and see. Come on! Apple you have got to fix this problem or this can turn to the 'iMap' fiasco I can see it now 'iPhone, iPad are great if you don't want to use BlueTooth features). Wireless Beats & BlueBuds work great on Android phones with out any problem so I am certain it's not the headphones. …
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Stop working just 1 month after I bought it
I wanted to buy some "quality" bluetooth headphones for my daily run ... such disappointed, I used them for 1 month and they just I wanted to buy some "quality" bluetooth headphones for my daily run ... such disappointed, I used them for 1 month and they just stopped working ... so my recommendation ... don't buy them .... ERROR ERROR I decided to keep running with something cheaper ... at least if they ruined I won't regret about the price I paid ! …
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Great Headphones but not with Heart Rate Monitor
These headphones are great. The sound quality is good, they stay in your ear and you don't have to deal with a cord flopping aroun These headphones are great. The sound quality is good, they stay in your ear and you don't have to deal with a cord flopping around while you're working out.
However, as a sport headphone, I would expect them to simultaneously work while wearing a heart rate monitor. They don't. I have a Polar H7 and an iPhone and after contacting both Apple and Jaybird, I learned that the iPhone iOS does not allow headphones to be used at the same time as other Bluetooth devices. You will see reviews that say they should work together because they have different protocols, however, they don't. You can use a keyboard and mouse together or headphones and a keyboard together but if you're using an iPhone as your smartphone, you can't simultaneously use headphones and a heart rate monitor. For anyone who runs, bikes or works out with a heart rate monitor and simultaneously wants to listen to music, you're out of luck if you own an iPhone. I hear you'd have more success with an Android or other smartphone but I've been using Apple products for over 20+ years so I'm unsure. …
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Great for Tangle free Running/exercise
I bought these to run the London Marathon, Overall they are perfect for cord free running. Once adjusted correctly (allow a good 2 I bought these to run the London Marathon, Overall they are perfect for cord free running. Once adjusted correctly (allow a good 20mins) the over ear fit is great , very light, no slippage in over 4 hrs running and did not make ears sore. I was able to change between music and phone very simply and despite a large crowd noise the microphone easily picked up my voice for phone calls. The blue tooth connection was instant and does not miss a beat.
I have also used for HIIT including burpees and they stayed firmly in place.
Now for the downside- The sound quality is average at best - this does not bother me but my be an issue if you expect great sound quality.
The Price- £149 for a pair of headphones is ridiculous and i worry about ruining them especially as i use them for exercise.
Volume control- when making volume adjustments the music stops and is replaced with a very irritating beeping sound.
I would recommend if you have cash to burn and cords annoy you during exercising, The tech does work …
- Written by james P from Wimbledon
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Can these be paired to listen to Apple TV?
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- 08/03/2014
I have a headphone jack input, and a pair of bluetooth headphones. If I have a bluetooth adapter, can I use it here?
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- 08/04/2014
Can the volume control in this headset be used as iPhone camera trigger just like the volume button in iPhone?
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re compatible with iphone 5 s?
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Do these interfere with other bluetooth devices, like heart rate monitors?
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- 11/02/2013
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Bluetooth Headphones like these use an A2DP protocol to send sound to your device. Blue Hi Shaun
Bluetooth Headphones like these use an A2DP protocol to send sound to your device. Bluetooth 4.0 is used to connect devices such as heart monitors and pedometers. They don't interfere with each other so you'll be able to use both types at once without a problem. …
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I do not believe you explain your sorting technique thoroughly enough. You assign numbers A=1, !A = 2, B = 3, !B = 4, and so on, but how does this assign a number to a triple such as:
I am really an outsider of this realm. Yet, I do find interesting the P vs NP question. I have written something on the difficulty of solving SAT, can somebody give an opinion ?
Sorry, Jane. Yes I did, and have corrected it, but not uploaded it yet. Thanks.
MathsIsFun, did you see my post? If time increases logarithmically, it would actually be faster than polynomial time. (The graph of y = ln(x) lies below that of y = x.) However, if you are talking about processes that take longer than polynomial time, you mean they are increasing exponentially.
Clear pipes, and drip-activated photo. But would the photo be enough?
Would the pipe system work? I'd imagine you'd be able to time how long the water took to reach the end, and so know how long the shortest path was, but you'd still have no idea which path the water took.
Really? Do you have a suggested rewording?
I don't like the wording. You make P and NP sound mutually exclusive.
Pipes can't be constructed in "P" time.
I suggest replacing logarithmically with exponentially.
I did a "quick and dirty" intro here: NP-Complete - A Rough Guide
That is correct. For example, we know of no way to reduce the graph coloring problem to sorting a list. On the other hand, every problem in NP can be reduced to 3-sat, the first NP-complete problem.
It sounds like he's given a list of names of students, each of whom has a list of other students that they cannot live next to. The example would then be:
The easiest way to see NP is with an alternate definition (not sure if you were given this one):
An NP-complete problem is a problem for which every other problem in NP (not just NP-complete) can be reduced to in polynomial time. That means if you can solve one NP-complete problem in polynomial time, you can reduce any other problem to it in polynomial time, hence solving that problem in polynomial time as well.
In my data structures course last semester, my teacher gave a handout (which by now is who knows where) explaining the P vs Np....Np complete or whatever it is, problem.


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Kristine Lilly's Top 10 Favorite Goals
Jan 12, 2006
No. 10
Oct. 6, 2002 vs. Italy in Cary, N.C.
At the NIKE U.S. Women's Cup, Lilly scores off a near-post header.
Said Lilly: "I think it was the only header goal of my career. I closed my eyes."
No. 9
March 13, 2005 vs. Denmark in Vila Real de San Antonio, Portugal
Lilly scores directly off a corner kick at the Algarve Cup. Her swerving blast from the right corner flies over everyone and plants itself into the left side netting.
Said Lilly: "That goal was just fun because its doesn't happen very often and when I was little, I always wanted to score on a real 'banana kick.'"
No. 8
Aug. 17, 2004 vs. Australia in Thessaloniki, Greece
Lilly scores the USA's lone goal against Australia at the 2004 Olympics, running onto a long cross from Julie Foudy to hit a first-time volley back across the face of the goal and into the right corner.
Said Lilly: "I like this goal because I can remember timing my run on Julie's serve, and it worked out perfectly. Some people think you don't think about those things, you just do them, but on this one I timed the run and Julie put it on a dime."
No. 7
April 10, 1993 vs. Germany in Atlanta, Ga.
Directly off a cross, Lilly collects the ball on her chest and strikes a full volley into the upper right side of the net from just inside the penalty area.
Said Lilly: "I think I like this one because I remember it so well. You always want to pop one off your chest and hit a full volley, but you never seem to get the chance in a game."
No. 6
Aug. 13, 1987 vs. China in Shenyang, China
It was Lilly's first-ever goal. Carin Gabarra flicked a ball in the path of the 16-year-old Lilly and she hit a half-volley "looper" over the 'keeper from about 20-yards out.
Said Lilly: "I remember feeling after that game that I had something to contribute to the team. I felt a little more confident after that."
No. 5
Oct. 11, 2003 vs. Canada in Carson, Calif.
Lilly opens the scoring in the 2003 Women's World Cup Third-Place match with a blistering half-volley, running onto a bouncing ball to score from just inside the penalty area.
Said Lilly: "It was kind of emotional goal. We were playing in the Third-Place match and we didn't want to be there. It had a lot of power behind it so it got a lot of emotions out."
No. 4
June 13, 1995 vs. Japan in Gavle, Sweden
At the 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup, Lilly strikes an almost 40-yard free kick that swerves so viciously, the 'keeper steps out of the way of the shot as it plows into the net.
Said Lilly: "I remember being excited that I scored and wanted to share it with (the injured and not playing) Michelle Akers because we always used to practice free kicks together."
No. 3
June 19, 1999 vs. Denmark in East Rutherford, N.J.
Lilly finishes the scoring in the USA's 3-0 opening game win at the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup, powering a shot into the left corner in front of a sell-out crowd of 79,972 fans at Giants Stadium, where she watched her beloved Jets while growing up as a teen-ager.
Said Lilly: "I just remember after scoring that goal, I had a lot of release of nerves and frustration because I had just got fouled before that and it wasn't called. My next touch was the goal."
No. 2
Sept. 21, 2003 vs. Sweden in Washington, D.C.
In the opening game of the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup, Lilly finishes a beautiful build up, running onto a back-heel flick from Mia Hamm to power a laser-beam left-footed shot into the left side netting from just inside the penalty area to make it 1-0.
Said Lilly: "That was just complete joy and it was special because it was the opening goal of the tournament."
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July 10, 1999 vs. China in Pasadena, Calif.
Lilly nails the third penalty kick into the upper left corner in the historic shootout of the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup Final, made even more important as China had missed their third attempt on the previous kick.
Said Lilly: "My first thought…the sound of the crowd was thundering. I was just engulfed by the noise. Then, wow…what a relief. I felt relieved because I knew I had done my job, then I got nervous for our next kickers."
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Promat Inc., based out of Ontario, Canada, recently launched the Pasture Gel Mat, a cow mattress engineered to improve cow comfort while providing the same comfort factors as sand bedding.
Andy Jenkins, general manager at Promat, says the creation of this mattress was made possible by linking scientific technology with cow comfort.
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Jenkins says the company created the original pasture mat 18 years ago, and now have three million cows on these pasture mats in 42 countries around the world.
However, developing a new mat was essential when dairy producers began asking for a mat that would provide the same advantages as sand bedding without the associated adverse manure management factors.
The original pasture mat is a multi-celled mattress filled with rubber crumbs made from recycled tires.
A layer of polyurethane foam is placed atop the mattress, and it is all covered by either a polypropylene wax or rubber-coated top cover.
The pasture gel mat, however, is a gel-filled polyvinyl chloride (PVC) mattress. These new mats use the same top covers as the original pasture mats.
The first gel mat was introduced on a dairy farm a year ago. Now, three dairies in Ontario, Canada; two dairies in Pennsylvania; one dairy in Florida and another in California installed the gel mats during the company's trial run.
Wilf Strenzke, a dairy producer from Ontario, had the gel mattresses installed on a portion of the barn on his 110-cow dairy for the past six months as a product trial.
"I've noticed the cows and think they prefer to lay on them," says Strenzke.
Strenzke says that the mattresses have retained their shape very well and there is no compression of the material, like there would be with rubber-filled mattresses.
"The first gel mattresses that were installed didn't last," says Strenzke. "They went back and reformulated the construction of the mattresses; now, I think they have a quality product."
The gel mat underwent a two-year research and development period prior to being launched on the market. Promat engineers worked to ensure that the gel mattress would, in fact, be increase cow comfort.
The engineers used scientific real-time digital pressure point body-mapping technology. This concept is the same technology used in hospitals to alleviate the pain burn victims experience while lying down.
Promat purchased pressure point mapping mats that were computer-driven and put them under dairy cows during the product's development stage.
The use of this technology allowed the engineers to determine the pressure points of a cow that is lying down. They were then able to devise a product that would address and improve cow comfort.
These pressure point mapping mats were used in different cow stall environments, such as tiestalls and freestalls. They were also used along with a combination of matting choices like solid rubber mats and even the original pasture mats.
"We are also going to put them into sand beds, with the goal of alleviating the cow's pressure points and reducing the red seen on the pressure mapping screen," Jenkins says.
Working with dairymen that use sand bedding is a goal for Promat. Jenkins said that dairy producers asked for a product similar to sand bedding but that would actually eliminate the use of sand in the barn.
"We have tried to mimic the feel of sand using gel in a contained environment," Jenkins says. "We have provided a cushion of gel."
An adverse effect of using sand is that a cow can kick 50 pounds of sand up out of her stall into the alleyway in one day, Jenkins says.
That sand eventually makes its way into the lagoons, causing them to fill up more quickly, which will add costs to the producer, who will then have to dig them out.
Sand is also hard on pumps and manure lines that run throughout the dairy.
"Sand is great for the cow," Jenkins says. "But it is also very hard to work with and hard on the dairyman as far as equipment wear and cost."
An advantage of the gel mats is that they are self-adjusting. In sand beds, the cow will step down into the bed and leave a footprint.
With the gel mat, no footprint is everlasting. When the cow stands up and leaves her stall, the footprint will be gone as the gel shifts.
The pasture gel mats are easy to clean. All the producer has to do is basically sweep off any dirt.
Manure will not stick to the top cover because the gel mats will shift from the movement of the cow; a crust will not form and the manure will not adhere to the cover due to the constant movement.
Jenkins says the product is very cost-effective, beginning with low shipping costs. In the past, a total of 350 mattresses could be shipped in one truckload.
Now, the gel mattresses can be folded up and packaged in pallets, allowing for more that 2,000 mattresses to be shipped at one time on a 48-foot truck.
When the mats arrive at the dairy, the dairy producer pulls them out of the box, puts them in the cow stalls and adds water from a hose.
The mixture of the powder and water immediately begins to gel. However, research performed on the mats shows that all the powder completely turns to gel within 12 hours and is then ready for use.
Jenkins points out that even though the mattresses were lightweight upon arrival on the farm, once filled with water, the mattresses are extremely heavy, weighing over 200 pounds.
The average cost of the gel mats, per cow space, is $250 to $300. Jenkins say the gel mattresses pay for themselves quickly when compared to the cost of replacing sand and taking into consideration the wear and tear of equipment, and the cost of digging out lagoons.
A typical bed, or cow space, is 48 inches wide by 67 to 72 inches long, Jenkins says. The gel mattresses are 48 inches wide and 67 inches long. Also provided are spacer mats that are 67 inches long and 12 inches wide. The spacer mats are used as buffers in case there are any gaps within the stalls.
Jenkins says that the biggest hurdle the company encountered during the testing and research stage was creating a mattress skin that was the correct strength with reinforcements to the scrim material that would make the product durable. In addition to lab testing, the gel mats have also been put to the test on dairies.
"We have had tractors drive over the mats and have performed other destructive testing in order to create the right mattress skin that is strong enough," Jenkins says.
These gel mats are not targeted towards a specific type of dairy because they can adjust to fit any size operation. Jenkins says that because the product was only recently launched, the lifespan of the product hasn't yet been determined.
"It's a bit of a guessing game, because we don't have proof and since this product hasn't been out in the market over 20 years," Jenkins says. "However, our accelerated testing is showing that these gel mats will have a 15-year to 20-year lifespan. "
Jenkins says that ultimately, the bottom line of the gel mat is to increase cow comfort while increasing cow lying time. This will increase blood flow to the udder, which increases milk production, which increases the bottom line for the dairyman. PD


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That's the conclusion of a study from Stanford University's business school and the David Eccles School of Business at the University of Utah, published by the National Bureau of Economic Research. Called "Making Do With Less: Working Harder During Recessions," the study set out to analyze why productivity rose sharply from 2007 to 2009, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data, while the recession was at its worst.
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Instead, researchers discovered something quite different. "Productivity increases were too big to be accounted for by changes in the composition of the workforce," Stanton says. Rather, "the people who had been the least productive, before the recession, started putting in much more effort. Star employees, meanwhile, did not increase their efforts or their output much, if at all."
The difference between the two groups was especially marked in geographic areas where unemployment was higher than average. In examining the productivity of 23,000 employees in 10 states -- all of whom provided "technology-based, traceable services," so their output could be measured precisely -- the researchers found that lofty local jobless rates almost always inspired so-called Homer Simpson-types to try harder. In one geographic area where unemployment jumped by five percentage points, for instance, what the study calls "laggard productivity" shot up even more, by 5.65 points.
By contrast, "employees who were already stars were much less responsive to unemployment rates. Their productivity stayed about the same," Stanton notes. Why? Stanton speculates that stars assumed their jobs weren't in jeopardy, or else they were more confident of being able to find other work if they did get laid off.
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Now that joblessness is easing a bit in many parts of the country, will the Homer Simpsons among us go back to their old laggard ways? "When it gets somewhat easier to find another job, some people's efforts may decrease a little," Stanton says.
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