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Robert Greene Tebbutt Jr., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Tebbutt of Rainbow Lake, N.Y. was married on September 17, 2011 to Christina Rae Bush in Charlotte, N.C. Christina is the daughter of Virgina Bush of Syracuse.
Christina was presented by her father, David Bush.
The groom was attended by his college roommates, Steve Pankovcin from Rainbow Lake, Chris LaPierre from Saranac Lake, Louis Iakovidis from Lake Placid, Chris Lenard, Ryan Kotis, and Trevor Gregory from Charlotte, N.C.
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The bride was assisted by her sister, Tracy Pete and close friend, Melissa Purcell as Matrons of Honor. Brides maids were the groom's sister Alisa Tebbutt, Elizabeth Soriano, Hannah Baitz, and Brittany Baney-Cutshaw.
The bride graduated from high school in Syracuse, N.Y. and, after completing cosmetology school, started her own business, Serenity Hair Studio, in Charlotte. The groom completed high school in Saranac Lake in 1999. He graduated from Plattsburgh State University with a major in Business Administration in 2005. Rob is currently the northeastern United States and eastern Canada Regional Director for PAM Fastening Technology, Inc.
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How to print and assemble a pattern at home. For more information regarding patterns and pattern purchases, please see our FAQ section.
Mar 17, 2013, 03.14 AMby SandraR85
Im so confused. I printed all the pages out already. It clearly says to print the test page and measure the test box which should be 1″ × 1″. I did that, printed on a 8.5 × 11 inches paper actual size. I used adobe, is this correct? Why is it now Im reading it has to be 10cm by 10cm?
Mar 17, 2013, 03.21 AMby SandraR85
Nevermind, i think I get it now. Every pattern is different. Everyone should do the test page and measure. Print actual size on regular paper. All my pages seem fine and fit perfectly.
Dec 11, 2012, 08.57 PMby Victoria Moss
I printed one page from each of the two patterns that I purchased. In both cases, I printed the page with the 4" square, so I could be sure everything would print to size before printing out 50+ pages of pattern.
First printing: squares are 4 1/8". At 97% scale: squares are 3 13/16". At 99% scale: squares are 3 7/8".
I tried 99.5%. I tried 99.75%. Nothing seems to work.
Have I really just purchased about 50 pp of patterns that I'll never be able to print accurately? I was so much happier when I could simply purchase your printed patterns.
Dec 8, 2012, 06.19 AMby Brisbane Bronze Spray Tanning
Does anyone know if you are meant to match the triangles point to point? Some of my triangles are larger (these have been intersected by a line) and some are just cut off and look like smaller triangles.
My print square is 10cm by 10cm, just not sure if I should be overlapping the triangles to make a small diamond or lining them up at the points to make a larger diamond.
Maybe I have printed wrong – should every piece of paper have a border where it cuts off to join the next piece? Some of mine have borders but some just stop a few mm from the edge of the paper, with no line or border (this is where the small triangles are happening)
Nov 29, 2012, 11.10 PMby Abuelita2
Wow, I see it takes Burda 10 days to answer questions. Not good. For people who are having trouble getting the pieces to line up, I've just figured out that if the little diamonds don't match up exactly, it's because the pattern has printed out to the wrong scale. One of the pages has a scale box that should measure exactly 10 X 10 cm. You need to print this scale out first and make sure it's exactly the right size before possibly wasting all that paper.
I've just spent 1.5 days getting this right. It matters which program you use to view your downloaded PDF pattern. On my Mac, if you right-click on the PDF file, it gives you choices on which viewing programs to use. I found that with the Adobe Reader choice, the square printed out at 10.6 cm: too large. On switching to the default Mac viewer, called Preview, it came out to exactly 10 cm.
One thing Burda could do to help us save time: Offer that scaling square right up front on its own, not in the middle of 29 pages of pattern.
Another thing. Burda, would it be that much trouble to label the pattern pieces? Front, back, facing, etc? While you're doing that, could you graphically add the 5/8" seam allowance? Or even better, offer the PDF download in 3 versions: With 5/8", 1/2", or 1" seam allowances. Should be a piece of cake for you. And how about a 4th version: The same pattern with a lowered bust line for us older sewers! It's all just computer graphics, should be easy!
I think pattern companies have an exaggerated idea of the kind of leisure time we sewers have at our disposal.
Nov 16, 2012, 03.51 PMby Beth Hahn
I've downloaded and taped together style #113 for the pencil skirt with back godet. I need a key that tells me which line reflects what sizes. There are no pattern directions, and this is my first clothing project. Can someone help? Thank you!
Nov 26, 2012, 05.25 PMby BurdaStyle Support
Hello Beth, You can download the pattern instructions here: http://www.burdastyle.com/pattern_store/patterns/012011-pencil-skirt-with-back-godet/. Meg will be reviewing the instructions today and revising them if necessary. By clicking the same link you will find the sizes listed. This pattern comes in sizes 34, 36, 3,8,40, 42, 44. Size 34 will be the innermost pattern line and size 44 will be the outermost pattern line. Don't forget to add your seam allowance. I usually go with 1/2" but definitely double check the instructions for recommendations. I hope this helps. Please e-mail if you have any further questions.
Sep 21, 2012, 10.06 AMby hannahstanton
I purchased this pattern. I've printed and stuck together. I now need to know: Which line should I cut to for a uk size 12? There is no key for any of the dotted/dashed/ straight lines etc! Do I have to add the seam allowances when I cut the fabric? thanks, Hannah http://www.burdastyle.com/projects/022011-jersey-jacket
Nov 26, 2012, 05.31 PMby BurdaStyle Support
Hello Hannah,
I hope you were able to have your question answered before now. My apologies.
Use this link, http://www.burdastyle.com/pattern_store/patterns/022011-jersey-jacket/, to find the information you need. This pattern comes in sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44. (Smallest size is the innermost line and the largest size is the outermost pattern line.)
When finding the appropriate BurdaStyle size, do not go by your ready-made clothing size. Take your measurements and find your size using the BurdaStyle size charts: http://www.burdastyle.com/statics/size-chart/.
Aug 13, 2012, 04.13 AMby hbar
Hi I am printing a pattern at home and the test square comes out at 10.0cm horizontally but 9.9cm vertically. Do you think this is how the pattern was drawn? I guess its not such a big deal since in a full dress I will only be missing about a cm. I'm using Adobe acrobat 9 to print with page scaling: none. Holly
Sep 10, 2012, 03.14 PMby burdastyle
Hello hbar,
When you print out the pattern as is/100% the test square should be 10cm x 10cm (4", minus 1/16"). So as long as you did not scale the pages when printing out, your pattern size should be fine and fit.
Jul 31, 2012, 06.14 AMby ana siew
so scary aft read all the mgs !!
is it so diff? i just purchase a pattern, OMG! i wanna go n print at copy shop, anyone can tell me wht size of paper i can bring the pattern out in one big paper?
Jul 31, 2012, 06.14 AMby ana siew
so scary aft read all the mgs !!
is it so diff? i just purchase a pattern, OMG! i wanna go n print at copy shop, anyone can tell me wht size of paper i can bring the pattern out in one big paper?
Jul 14, 2012, 08.54 AMby Sealanes
I have printed out my first pattern..seems to be in scale 4″ × 4″ square..all good so far. I am not sure whether the pattern allows for the seam allowance or do I have to add this in when I cut out the pattern on the material.
Jul 5, 2012, 06.51 PMby Diane Mathews Olds
I'm. Very disappointed in how these patterns work. What a joke! Very hard to read instructions andnot to mention trying to put pattern together after printing. Youcould have at least informed me of this before I purchased. I will never. Purchase another pattern on here, its deceiving!
Jun 11, 2012, 08.41 PMby Mairéad Finnegan
I just downloaded bustier top #127 today and all I got when I downloaded it was a tiny picture of the top with no sizing guidelines or anything to cut out, at that rate I'd have to blow the picture up and figure out the sizing by myself and this is a project for a novice! Any help welcome!
May 12, 2012, 03.35 PMby brofix
I sure would have liked some more info on the pattern before purchasing – like the fact that it requires 30 pages of printouts!! Seriously? Let the customer know these things first. Not going to be printing these patterns at home again. Disappointing, but lesson learned I guess.
May 12, 2012, 01.18 PMby annabaria
I spent all afternoon printing out 28 sheets of A4 paper, cutting them and sticking them together with tape only to find that hardly any of them matched up, the little notches matched on one side but not the other etc, all 28 pages were printed the same so what's THAT all about??? What a waste of my time and money.
May 12, 2012, 01.21 PMby annabaria
Also, I have no settings on my printer for 'print to scale' etc so I just had to hit print and let it print, I have no way of changing the options.
May 2, 2012, 12.12 AMby Susan Trubey
I had a lot of trouble setting this up to print correctly. But, finally got it working on my computer system and thought it might help someone. I am using a MacBook with Chrome Browser and an HP printer. I didn't have very good luck when I tried to print the file with one command, so I printed each page separately and because I didn't want to change any of my printer defaults, I had to adjust the settings for each page.(1) Open download in Chrome (2) Chose "Print" from the File Menu (3) Chose Open PDF in preview (4) Chose "Print Selected Page (5) Select the page you want to Print (6) Chose Draft, US Letter, and Fill Entire Paper.
It was a slow and cumbersome project this way, but it worked.
Apr 5, 2012, 06.10 PMby Rachel27
When I download the patterns, they download first as Textedit, which of course few people can read; I tried Preview — not a help. It comes up Blank. Then I looked at the support system for the download, and, frankly, few American computers are supported by this OS. I do not know how to access the two patterns I paid for. I admit, they're inexpensive, but I have downloaded other patterns with absolutely no problem, none of the issues described in the blogs, none of the frustration, and it took very little time to put the pattern together — it was practically intuitive. You have got to find a better way to do this. Meanwhile, could you make downloading less of a headache for americans, who I presume form a substantial part of your customer base? I feel flummoxed, and I feel as though I wasted my money since I can't access the download. I have a MacBook Pro, OS X, version 10.6.8. I have never had a problem downloading with this laptop before. r
Mar 17, 2012, 06.51 AMby Elisabé Perruque
These patterns are adapted to US paper size. So if you're in Europe, select the "US paper size" on your printer (215.9 × 279.4). And your test square will come out a perfect 10×10cm ! (trust me, I've just done it after quite a number of unsuccessful attemps !)
Feb 27, 2012, 03.01 PMby jefame
Forget the challenges of printing it out and the accuracy of the test square. I have accessed the pattern and instructions but nowhere can I find how much material I need as well as the key for the sizes on the pattern—that is, what size is the dash line, what size is the dotted line, etc. Can someone help me with this? Am I blind, or is this information somewhere else?
Mar 14, 2012, 03.13 AMby sew4my3
Hello jefame,
Go to the project photo and just below you will see download PDF instructions. If you still can't locate it, please let me know which pattern you are needing and I will help you along.
Feb 14, 2012, 07.11 PMby ftroy
Well, I see by all these comments that I wasted my $3.50. I inadvertently closed the website after only downloading the instructions and not the pattern and can't get to anywhere that will let me download the pattern without purchasing it again, which I certainly will not be doing. What a business! Freddie
Feb 22, 2012, 12.00 AMby mynameisdavid
Hi Freddie,
Once you confirm and process your purchase, or select your free pattern, the pattern is automatically sent to your Purchase History page within your profile. Go to your profile by clicking on your username, and click on My Account – Purchase History.
If you have further questions, please visit our Support page at Support[dot]BurdaStyle[dot]com.
Jan 29, 2012, 12.26 PMby lyndybin
Hi there,
I just purchased a pattern but it has not downloaded. It is from the new upcoming Burda Magazine. Where is it?
Nov 23, 2011, 10.06 PMby dellakilleen
I bought a downloadable copy of a pattern and all I got when I open the PDF was a shrunk version of my pants that fits on one page. Where is my pattern? What did I do wrong? della
Sep 8, 2011, 02.54 PMby MarieMauceri
HELP please. It is the first time I bought patterns here, and am trying to print them. I may be doing something wrong, because I keep printing instructions and all the comments, but can't find my patterns. Where they are supposed to be?
Aug 30, 2011, 06.10 PMby bluetalmeida
Hi! today was my first time buying a download pattern from this site so let;s see how it works. The size seems weird to me honestly and how come that the program doesn't ask you for your printer paper size? that's weird, because THAT can cause several problems. What I know for sure is that from www.sewingpatterns.com all the patterns you buy for download come in the right size, but the program ask you first what's your paper size ;)
May 15, 2011, 07.49 PMby trintsik
how do i mark the pattern on the fabric? this all seems so difficult..
Apr 26, 2011, 07.20 PMby alia91
Hey, It's the first time to download a pattern and i'm completely clueless.. i downloaded the newest version of Adobe , but when I press Get it now to download the pattern all i get is.. save it as a Chrome HTML document.. Can anyone help?!
Apr 20, 2011, 06.18 PMby beeflisa
I have struggled and struggled to the point of near insanity to get my "Print at Home" patterns to print properly. I have scoured the Adobe help pages, downloaded and installed new drivers for my printer, checked and unchecked various options in the print menu, hit the printer really hard (hey, it worked on old TVs!), but nothing worked; I always ended up with one edge of the pattern missing on each page. The line on the side was always missing and one of the "match-up triangles" was always only half there. Today, desperate to make it work, I finally selected the "Shrink to Printable Area" option in the "Page Scaling" dropdown menu. I know, this is a no-no… but guess what? Now all of the lines are on the pages, and the test square is EXACTLY 10cm!
Also, one obvious but sometimes forgotten piece of advice: Make sure to select the "Fast Draft" option for print quality, to save time and money.
Feb 8, 2011, 02.10 AMby jenstrope
I'm trying to print the JJ blouse pattern at home and am having several problems.
First, when I open the PDF, I'm getting the message: "An error exists on this page. Acrobat may not display the page correctly."
The first page is blank and the last page has what appears to be very tiny pattern pieces that would be too small for a Barbie doll.I don't see a square that would allow me to determine if things are going to print in the correct size.
I went ahead and printed out the pages just to see how it would go together, and a lot of the pages do not match up with their assigned numbers. I taped together pages with their matching numbers and "arrows" (1C to 1C, 2B to 2B, etc) and many of the pattern pieces just stop on one page and do not continue onto the next one, or an obviously different piece is on the next page and they clearly do not match up.
I see that a lot of people have made this blouse. Did everyone else pay to have it printed at the copy shop? Is there an error in the print at home PDF?
Nov 21, 2010, 09.57 AMby lilacpurplemarks
hi i want to find out how to download patterns
Nov 8, 2010, 09.55 PMby carottesauvage
Gee, I wouldn't imagine that there will be some snares about the pattern download procedures. I find it fun to assemble the tiles together. The process helps me envisage potential variations , and what the heck: seam allowances are included to all Burdastyle 'in house' patterns… so it actually speeds up the whole cutting thing.
Nov 7, 2010, 11.05 AMby varenoea
Haha, the test square. The most useless thing in the world.
Once I print out the pattern, it's never the size it's supposed to be. There's this little square for size comparison – it's mostly at least an inch too big.
Is there a trick to make sure the pattern is printed out in the correct size (before I print)? I mean, I can hardly import all these files individually into Photoshop and make them smaller!
As it is, with the patterns coming out too big (therefore useless), I never pay for a download pattern. Once you've got a certain experience, it's actually easier to work without a pattern than with one the wrong size.
Nov 10, 2010, 10.06 AMby hand-quilter
If the test square is too big, see if your printer settings have an option to print to a smaller scale? I know mine scale in % so if that was me I would try the test square page at 90% and see what happened. Good luck :-)
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EDMONTON — There's been plenty of diligent digging into what's gone so wrong with the Edmonton Oilers, but today, I'm going to explore an alternate theory: The notion that the endless losing is caused by the bad karma of fans like me.
That's right. This team is bad, cursed even, because of all the wrongs we fans have committed.
Certainly when I review my 41 years as an Oilers fan, there's no shortage of horrid behaviour. And let's face it, as long as hockey boss Kevin Lowe has been with the team, I've been with the team longer. I'm the one constant, me and all the other Oilers lifers.
Now, I'm not sure if confessing such sin will make any difference, but just in case, here goes. A warning, though: This is a sordid list. Brace yourself.
Almost certainly my biggest fault has been my tendency to hate on certain players, especially toward the end of a player's career.One incident sticks out most keenly, me as a teenager with my friend Larry, the two of us I sitting at a game, heckling Pat Price, a skilled defenceman on the early 1980s Oilers, but one with a tendency to make inexplicable blunders.
"Price! Price! Get off the ice!" we chanted after one such misstep.
Later that same game, I overheard the elderly couple in front of us talking about Price, the man saying fondly of the player: "Well, Pat is having a pretty good game."
It struck me that the couple might be Pat's relatives, or friends, or worse, his parents. Oh, I felt small.
I booed Wayne Gretzky when he first returned to Edmonton with the Los Angeles Kings. Yes, I did it to support the Oilers, but booing Wayne Gretzky? Come on, man! Who does that!?
During the 1980s, when the Oilers were winning all those Stanley Cups, I'd often look at the age of the players and think that the Cup-winning run would last well into the 1990s, and that it might never end.Whenever I had the chance to rub it in with Habs, Canucks, Jets and especially Flames fans, I never passed up that chance. Never.
I was just a fan, but I was as cocky and arrogant as Glen Sather, who actually orchestrated the dynasty.
Tanking? Oh yeah. I have taken comfort, even delight, in such slogans as "The Fall for Hall," "The Fail for Nail," and this year's "Bad for Ekblad." I now realize that hoping for defeat is poisonous, yet I drank deeply of that poison. That's on me.Hell, it still is. I am again eyeing the standings, and part of me is more than OK with the Oilers not rising too high. Let's be honest here.
My favourite Oilers of the last decade is Chris Pronger, but when he wanted out of Edmonton, I was inordinately ticked off. I might have even written a few harsh words.Now, this could be seen as a proper reaction from an Oilers fans to Pronger's betrayal, or, if "betrayal" is too strong a word, at least to his bad faith in signing a long-term deal here. But I suspect it's bad karma on my part nonetheless.
Live and let live, eh?
Despite their ongoing, earnest efforts for improvement, I incessantly find fault with the Oilers' power play this year.And all this anger, disloyalty and hubris adds up to a steaming, stinking mound of bad karma.
So if you want to blame anyone for the Oilers losing, blame me. And if you've engaged in similar bad behaviour, blame yourself as well. We're clearly at fault, right?
It certainly can't be the fault of Oilers management.
Oops. There I go again with the sarcasm.
In closing, consider this email I recently received: I really enjoy the Edmonton Journal's team that covers the Oilers. This is my private opinion about the Oilers curse. I remember a fan being interviewed on TV during the last playoff run. He stated, "The Oilers are more popular than God."
I believe this public statement being made (with no one disputing it) caused a curse to fall on the team.
To break the curse, I believe a media outlet would need to state that the Oilers are not more popular than God.
Signed: John Malcolm McNeill
This one is for you, John Malcolm McNeill, and for God as well, if You're listening:
The Oilers are not more popular than God.
Only Wayne Gretzky is more popular than God … (just kidding M'Lord).
David Staples writes for the Journal's Cult of Hockey blog: edmontonjournal.com/cultofhockey


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Under the banner Healthy People, Healthy World, organizers strive to create a fun family event where visitors can connect with environmental and health-related resources and learn how these two topics are connected.
The event planning committee, comprised of the BFEC, Knox County Health Department, Knox Community Hospital and Knox County Park District, is now accepting exhibitor registration. Space is available at no charge to local individuals, groups, organizations and businesses with a message, cause, product or service that addresses environmental or health-related topics.
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Buying recycled helps keeps our air clean by reducing pollution from the manufacture of new material, said Heather Doherty, BFEC Program Manager. Environmental and health issues can seem daunting, but this is one easy way we can all make a difference and support local cottage industries.
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Network World - Some people do it just out of simple competition, essentially throwing their money away so they can boast more Twitter followers than their friends. Others do it to boost their corporate profiles, while even more high-profile cases have led to better reputations in the world of online clout, and thus job opportunities and advertising revenue.
Regardless of motivation, the fact remains that money is changing hands in order for certain Twitter accounts to increase the number in their "followers" column. And, a deep network of developers and merchants has arisen to feed the market, constantly looking to garner more money while dodging Twitter's vigilant eye.
THE REAL DEAL: 7 steps to social media stardom
Jason Ding is a research scientist at Barracuda Labs who worked on the company's recent investigative study into the economy behind fake Twitter accounts. He says people are selling fake followers out in the open, on eBay and Google Shopping. The beneficiaries range from follower-crazed teenagers to private startup companies to even presidential candidates, Ding says.
In fact, the study found that Republican candidate Mitt Romney's Twitter account saw a 21% increase in followers in July. A full 23% of them have never sent a tweet and 10% have already been suspended by Twitter. Ding was quick to point out that this does not necessarily suggest that Romney's campaign was responsible for the increase. Those purchasing followers only need to provide a link to the Twitter account that will receive the new followers. That means anyone can purchase fake followers for anyone else, even with malicious intent.
"It can promote or improve someone, but also it can destroy someone when they report them to the public and they're exposed," Ding says.
Several other high-profile cases have come to light in the past few months, such as disgraced former ESPN.com columnist Sarah Phillips and USA Today sports gambling expert Danny Sheridan. Evidence uncovered by Deadspin suggested the former was involved for promotional purposes, while the latter claimed it was done by a discontented third party.
On the business side, it's easy to see why people are selling Twitter followers. The study found that the average dealer has the capacity to control as many as 150,000 followers at a time, sometimes more. Those who can control 20,000 fake accounts and can attract sales of $20 or more -- the going rate is 1,000 followers for a minimum of $18 -- stand to earn roughly $800 per day, according to Barracuda Labs. Keep in mind that very little of this work is manual; Ding says the dealers could easily control a system of botnets and set up a few software tools to automate much of the process.
Twitter, meanwhile, has begun cracking down on the population of robot accounts on the site. Earlier this month, the company announced a handful of new tools designed to reduce the amount of spam and abusive accounts on the site.
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In addition to a restaurant, Drakes of Brighton features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and massage/treatment rooms.
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The Restuarant at Drakes - This beachfront restaurant specializes in fusion cuisine and serves dinner and brunch. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Reservations are required.
24-hour room service is available.
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Where/when: Bucks County Visitors Center, 3207 Street Rd, Bensalem, Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Why go: The Bucks County Visitor Center in Bensalem transforms into a wintry wonderland as the main gallery becomes home to the 7th Annual Bucks County Holiday Treefest.
Cost: Free
Farmhouse Christmas Craft Show at Moland House
Where/when: 1641 Old York Rd, Hartsville, Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Why go: Find the perfect, handcrafted gift for everyone on your list. There will be beautiful creations from over 55 local crafters in this historic park.
Cost: $1 admission benefits the Moland House Restoration Project
Pet Valu Animal Food and Supply Drive
Where/when: Pet Valu, 800 Bustleton Pike, Richboro, Friday, Saturday & Sunday, all day
Why go: Donate leashes and collars to help Pet Valu lessen the burden for shelters and struggling pet owners who need supplies to properly care for, and provide a healthy life for their furry companions. They are also collecting toys for training and stimulating playful and social lives, beds and coats to keep warm, canned and dry food, or monetary donations to help shelters purchase supplies most needed.
Cost: Free
Energy Concepts and One Warm Coat - Local Drive
Where/when: 2136 Bristol Pike, Bensalem, Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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Artists of Yardley Exhibit
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Where/when: Kmart, 176 W. Street Rd, Feasterville Trevose, Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Be the Match: Bone Marrow Donor Drive
Where/when: Northampton Township Administration Building 55 Township Rd, Richboro, Saturday, noon to 4 p.m.
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The Telluride High School and Middle School cross country teams joined 10 other Colorado teams, including Ouray, Montrose, Olathe, Central, Crested Butte, Delta, Gunnison, Cheyenne Mountain, DeBeque, and Grand Junction, in Ridgway for the event.
While Telluride didn't have enough runners to post a team rank, cross country coach Keith Hampton reported that individually each athlete ran a superb race.
"The Telluride runners competed very well, placing high in every race," Hampton said. "We are now at the midway point of the season and the athletes are starting to rise to their potential."
Runners needed to be on top of their game to maneuver the difficult course in Ridgway, which predominately followed hiking trails around the reservoir and included a major climb to the top of the mesa and a "crazy" downhill through the trees, which Hampton said saw its fair share of crashes. Telluride's racers fared well despite the course's difficulty, with sophomore Colton Rogers catapulting to the front of the 2A boys' pack with a time of 21:40. Last year Rogers established himself as one of the top freshman runners in the region.
Ouray's Kyle Schoenebaum (20:48) was the only other 2A school runner to finish ahead of Rogers, with the overall boys' winning time of 19:02 secured by a runner from Cheyenne Mountain, a top three-ranked 5A school in Colorado Springs.
"Colton was passing people right up to the end. As he gets more experienced with the races, I expect him to really become a major factor on the state level," Hampton said.
After missing last week's meet due to illness, freshman Ty Williams came back to run a strong race at Ridgway, finishing 26th with a time of 22:22.
Sophomore Ali Tassone, competing in only her third-ever cross country race, improved upon her earlier season times with her 29:19 finish in Ridgway. "Because the course was mostly made up of tight single track running, it was very important that the athletes get out to the front in the first quarter-mile of the race. Ali ran a very gutsy start to put herself with the top runners at the turn onto the single track," Hampton said.
Also showing spirit was senior Erin Thompson, who finished 39th with a time of 31:58. Aggressive running over the last half-mile of the race, in which she passed at least six runners including a strong Grand Junction rival at the finish line, showed that this new cross country competitor is building up stamina for some of the tougher races to come. "I think she can start to get more aggressive in the first mile as she gains experience," said Hampton.
Senior Tarja Berry did not run due to injury, but is expected to race next weekend in Mancos.
On the middle school front, Telluride again showed that they are one of the best in the West. According to Hampton, the Telluride runners followed the race plan and got out fast. "This really helped them when they reached the first big hill just before the one-mile mark," he said. Sage Marshall (seventh grade) finished in fifth place among the boys with a time of 15:59. Malcolm Major (seventh grade), competing in his first cross country race, finished 13th in 16:55. Bridger Johnson (eighth grade) was 50th in 20:05.
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Too many Christians blindly accept that the Bible condemns homosexuality, but rarely are the few verses that do so discussed in their textual and cultural settings. The author, a United Church of Christ minister, investigates the small print and finds no support for oppression and bigotry in the name of faith. This article was prompted by protests against the ordination of openly gay clergy in her husband's Lutheran congregation.read more
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The Academy also says in a Tuesday news release that this year's show will be held April 7 and Brad Paisley will host the ACM Fan Jam, a satellite event held simultaneously with the awards show.
Bryan replaces Reba McEntire. She served as host for more than a decade before stepping aside to concentrate on her new sitcom "Malibu Country."
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Friends of the unicorns will love these special treats! Includes one Enchanted Unicorn favor box, sticker sheet, blowout, notepad, box of 4 pastel crayons and 5" unicorn bean bag. Adult assembly required.
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Reviewed by: alikatmom
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Title: really cute and wonderful
Date: Sep 28, 2013
I bought this theme for my daughter's 5th birthday party. She loved it so much she said she wants a unicorn party every year until she's 8. I thought everything was well made except the plates were a bit flimsy. Still a great theme and worth it!
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Title: Part Favor Boxes
Date: Apr 20, 2013
These were so cute a d definitely worth the money. I also used them as the balloon weights so they made great decorations the day of the party. Would buy again for sure.
Reviewed by: Nicky789
Date: Apr 19, 2013
Everything was great! Customer service was awesome!!!
Reviewed by: jenc
Location: Guam
Title: Great Party Box
Date: Jan 24, 2013
My 7 yr. old grand-daughter and her class really enjoyed their treats in the box. The blowers were poor, as they were tearing as the kids were blowing. The box still had lots of room for candy favors. Overall, the unicorn favor box of goodies were a hit. She was so happy.
Reviewed by: KOMOMFROMLA
Title: Just Perfect
Date: Apr 30, 2012
This is a great little party pack. The little unicorn is just adorable and all the kids loved them.
Reviewed by: Circadia
Location: Wittenberg, WI
Title: My daughter is very happy
Date: Apr 29, 2012
My 6 year old daughter is extremely excited with this product. It was shipped rapidly and she was very happy with all of the items.
Reviewed by: Naine
Title: Great product
Date: Mar 22, 2012
The box is packed full of fun. Might be a bit pricey if you have a large party, but for a few children, it's well worth the cost.
Reviewed by: AlwaysLookingforaDeal
Location: Ft Lauderdale, FL
Title: Not Bad
Date: Feb 09, 2012
I was hoping unicorn was bigger but all in all not bad. The butterfly sticker didnt stick that well.
Reviewed by: stephmc
Title: exceeded expectations
Date: Jan 02, 2012
Orginally I ordered a party pack (first time ordering from here). After I received the items, I was absolutely amazed at the products, so I ordered four more party favor boxes. They were good quality and well worth the money. The little unicorn's were just like beany babies and the girls loved them. I could not go out and purchase items to put in each party favor box for the price I purchased them here. Everything looks good in the catalog and online, but so much better in person. I was very impressed and will ordering more items for another party this month.
Reviewed by: skr19
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Title: Gorgeous Product
Date: Nov 18, 2011
I love this party favour box with goodies, its a great idea and just gorgeous
Reviewed by: momofmiracles
Location: Kansas City, KS
Title: Adorable
Date: Nov 11, 2011
Perfect for my daughter's 7th birthday. I bought 1 for her and 1 for her little sister. They loved them!!!!
Reviewed by: illinimom
Location: Chicago, IL
Title: Fun, fun, fun!
Date: Oct 02, 2011
We looked all over for unicorn themed gifts and this was the best one we found. My daughter loved it and the kids from the party enjoyed the gifts as well. The variety of items is nice and the stuffed unicorn was probably the biggest hit. I highly recommend!
Reviewed by: KeishaB
Date: Oct 01, 2011
The boxes were adorable and everything inside was cute the only thing was one of the boxes was broken when they arrived and I had to glue it back.
Reviewed by: lamb0524
Title: highly disappointed
Date: Sep 29, 2011
i order from this site four or more times a year and every time there are things missing, or not included and substituted. this time the things included in favor boxes are not the same ones included in the ones i ordered as extra favor boxes. which is disappointing for the kids.
Reviewed by: sewsweet
Location: Sunshine State
Title: Big hit!
Date: Jul 21, 2011
My daughter picked these to give to her friends for her 6th birthday. I was hesitant to spend $5 plus on one goodie bag but these are adorable and worth the little extra money! One less thing to have to worry about. All the thinking is done for you!
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Weekly Activity Report June 14, 2013
Fairfax County Police Department
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4100 Chain Bridge Road, Fairfax, Va. 22030
703-246-2253. TTY 711. Fax 703-246-4253
ACTIVITIES REPORTED THROUGH June 12, 2013
This report is published every Friday. The information in each report covers significant criminal incidents from the week before. Reports cover a time frame from the preceding Thursday through the next Wednesday.
The report contains selected crimes, including animal-related incidents and property crimes. The information is organized by district station. If a section has no reported incident, that section will not be shown. Addresses shown indicate blocks and not specific locations.
Note: Information contained in the Weekly Activity Report is generally based on initial reports made to the police department. Follow-up investigations may reveal additional information. Also, this report is not a comprehensive list of every police event in Fairfax County in the stated time frame.
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Domestic violence-related charges: 30
Illegal drug-related charges: 77
DWI-related charges: 53
(These numbers are based on preliminary data which undergoes frequent modification and may not reconcile with year-end totals.)
DIRECTED PATROL, 6/8/13. Officers from the Operations Support Bureau patrolled the county searching for drunk drivers. Two drivers were charged with DWI. Thirty-Two summonses and 13 warnings were issued. There was also one criminal arrest.
Woman Robbed in Centreville area
BURGLARY, 5900 block of Raina Drive, 6/11/13, 8:40 p.m. A manager reported someone entered the pool office and stole a computer. Forced entry was made through a window.
13800 block of Braddock Road, wallet from business
5300 block of Kimanna Drive, tools from vehicle
6300 block of Meadow Glade, stickers from vehicle
6000 block of Netherton Street, plant from residence
14300 block of Penrose Place, 1998 Plymouth Neon
BURGLARY, 4500 block of Colony Court, 6/8/13, 5:40 p.m. A resident reported someone attempted to enter the home. The suspect fled without taking anything. Forced entry was made through a window.
ROBBERY, 7200 block of Harrison Lane, 6/8/13, 9:50 p.m. A 21-year-old man reported he was allegedly robbed by three juveniles. The victim was walking up to a building when he was struck several times. The suspects fled with a cell phone and wallet. The victim was not seriously injured. A 17-year-old girl, of Alexandria, was charged with robbery and illegal possession of alcohol. An investigation is on-going.
Pedestrian Crash Involving Police Car
SEX OFFENSE, Fort Drive/North Kings Highway, 6/11/13, 6:05 p.m. A 31-year-old woman reported a man approached her and grabbed her buttocks. The man fled and she was not injured. Several officers and the helicopter searched the area but did not located the suspect.
INDECENT EXPOSURE, 2400 block of Fairhaven Avenue, 6/11/13, 6:30 p.m. A 35-year-old woman flagged down officers claiming a young man exposed himself to her while she was walking her dog. Following a search of the area and an investigation, Marvin Melendez, 18, of Alexandria, was charged with indecent exposure.
Robbery Attempt by Four Suspects
1700 block of Chili Street, electronic device from vehicle
8400 block of Credos Court, purse from vehicle
3600 block of Drews Court, electronics from business
8400 block of Frye Road, beers from business
8400 block of Frye Road, drinks from business
3100 block of Lockheed Boulevard, juice from business
3500 block of Lockheed Boulevard, copper from business
2400 block of Midtown Avenue, bicycle from residence
1800 block of Old Richmond Highway, license plates from vehicle
6400 block of Richmond Highway, cell phone from vehicle
6600 block of Richmond Highway, bottle of wine from business
7800 block of Richmond Highway, pack of cigarettes from business
8200 block of Richmond Highway, pocket book from business
8700 block of Richmond Highway, wallet from business
8800 block of Richmond Highway, license plate from vehicle
3500 block of Robert E. Lee Place, rims from vehicle
8200 block of Russell Road, purse from church
6000 block of Richmond Highway, 2007 Suzuki GSXR 1000 motorcycle
6500 block of Richmond Highway, 1993 Ford E360 van
7500 block of Richmond Highway, Ford van
BURGLARY, 6800 block of Redmond Drive, 6/8/13, 9 a.m. An employee reported someone entered the business and stole cash. There were no signs of forced entry.
DWI/CRASH, Grande Lane/Great Falls Street, 6/9/13, 4:15 a.m. An officer woke up a driver stopped in the road. The driver allegedly sped away and stuck a vehicle and mail box while fleeing. The vehicle eventually stopped. Landry Ntwari, 19, of Falls Church, was charged with speed to elude, hit and run, destruction of property, driving on a suspended license, and DWI.
UNLAWFUL ENTRY, 1900 block of Ware Road, 6/10/13, 2:45 p.m. A resident reported that an unknown man entered the home. The suspect fled without taking anything. The front door was not secured.
1600 block of Anderson Road, bottles of wine from business
1900 block of Chain Bridge Road, cash from business
1900 block of Chain Bridge Road, eyeglass frames from business
1900 block of Chain Bridge Road, laptop computer from business
1900 block of Chain Bridge Road, merchandise from business
1900 block of Chain Bridge Road, shoes from business
1900 block of Chain Bridge Road, credit card from business
6500 block of Georgetown Pike, viola from school
2000 block of International Drive, handbags from business
6600 block of James Lee Street, car seat and electronic game from residence
7300 block of Lee Highway, license plate stickers from vehicle
7400 block of Lee Highway, sunglasses from business
8100 block of Leesburg Pike, items from vehicle
6400 block of Linway Terrace, prescription medication from residence
3000 block of Nutley Street, cases of beer from business
8300 block of Old Courthouse Road, cash from business
2600 block of Pioner Lane, equipment from business
2600 block of Prosperity Avenue, license plate from vehicle
7700 block of Random Run Lane, purse from vehicle
1700 block of Tysons Boulevard, cell phone from business
7800 block of Tysons Corner Center, wallet from business
7900 block of Tysons Corner Center, purse from business
8000 block of Tysons Corner Center, clothes from business
8000 block of Tysons Corner Center, wallets from vehicle
8100 block of Arlington Boulevard, 2013 Chevy Malibu
1800 block of Gilson Street, Saturn
1500 block of Hunting Avenue, 2011 Acura SUV
2000 block of Pimmit Drive, 2004 Toyota Matrix
6800 block of Sorrel Street, 2011 Porche Cayanne
7200 block of Vistas Lane, BMW 2002 550i
Bank Robbed in Bailey's Crossroads
STOLEN MOTORCYCLE, 6200 block of Little River Turnpike, 6/8/13, 2:10 p.m. An officer received a LoJack signal in his cruiser. He located a stolen motorcycle and its operator. Joseph Wilson, 25, of Delaware, was charged with grand larceny of an auto, possession of schedule 3 narcotics, and obstruction of justice. An investigation continues and additional charges are pending.
DWI/HIT AND RUN, 7100 Noland Road, 6/8/13, 9:20 p.m. An officer was responding to a hit and run crash when he saw the suspect vehicle. An investigation revealed the passenger in the vehicle at the time of the stop, John Dickie, 30, of Arlington, allegedly caused the hit and run. He was charged with DWI, refusal, and hit and run. The driver at the time of the traffic stop, Marco Delgado, 33, of Springfield, was charged with DWI, refusal, and driving on a revoked license.
TRESPASSING, 3800 block of Barcroft Lane, 6/10/13, 1:35 a.m. A resident woke when his dog barked. The resident saw three juveniles in and around his vehicle. Three Falls Church-area boys were detained by officers a few blocks away. The case is under investigation.
6100 block of Arlington Boulevard, beer from business
6600 block of Arlington Boulevard, cosmetics from business
7600 block of Arlington Boulevard, liquor from business
7100 block of Camp Alger Avenue, electronic device from vehicle
3500 block of Courtland Drive, computer bag from residence
3000 block of Greenway Boulevard, cell phone from business
7100 block of Hickory Hill Road, items from vehicle
5100 block of Leesburg Pike, merchandise from business
6100 block of Little River Turnpike, cell phone from business
7400 block of Little River Turnpike, purse from business
5500 block of Seminary Road, license plates from vehicle
6300 block of Seven Corners Center, case of beer from business
5100 block of Skyline Village Court, wallet from business
3400 block of South Jefferson Street, wallet from business
5000 block of Westfield Boulevard, cell phone from business
6300 block of Wingate Street, parking stickers from vehicle
Jaguar Trail/Arlington Boulevard, 2002 BMW 540i
6200 block of Little River Turnpike, 2007 Suzuki R600 motorcycle
BURGLARY, 2100 block of Seaman Court, 6/6/13, 2:30 p.m. A resident reported someone entered the home and stole several items to include electronic devices. Forced entry was made through a window.
BURGLARY, 1400 block of Valebrook Lane, 6/11/13, 11:25 a.m. A resident reported two young men attempted to enter his home. The helicopter assisted in locating the two Herndon-area juvenile suspects. The case is under investigation and charges are pending.
13300 block of Aiken Place, cell phone from business
12000 block of Bowman Towne Drive, handgun from vehicle
2200 block of Centreville Road, cell phone from business
10800 block of Crippen Vale Court, jewelry from residence
1200 block of Cobble Pond Way, cash from vehicle
2300 block of Colts Neck Road, cell phone from business
11400 block of Cypress Point Court, cash from residence
1400 block of Hemighway Court, medication from residence
12200 block of Jonathons Glen Way, GPS from vehicle
10900 block of Lake Windermere Drive, laptop computer from vehicle
900 block of Locust Street, cell phones from school
11500 block of North Shore Drive, bag from business
2000 block of Royal Fern Court, cell phone from residence
9100 block of Weant Drive, purse from vehicle
10700 block of Wynkoop Drive, laptop computer from vehicle
None reported
PEEPING, 5500 block of Clermont Drive, 6/7/13, 12:05 a.m. A 26-year-old woman woke up when she heard someone outside her window. She saw a man looking inside. The suspect fled.
STABBING, 3800 block of Franconia Road, 6/9/13, 4:30 p.m. A group of friends was watching TV when, allegedly, one of them punched a 53-year-old man. The suspect grabbed a kitchen knife and cut the 53-year-old. A 47-year-old man was also cut attempting to subdue the suspect. Both victims received non life-threatening injuries. Richard Barnes, 48, of Alexandria, was arrested and charged with two counts of malicious wounding.
NARCOTICS, 5700 block of South Van Dorn Street, 6/11/13, 12:05 a.m. Officers were called for a naked man in the median. Allegedly the man became belligerent with officers who deployed a conducted energy device. Jamar Rucker, 39, of Alexandria, was charged with possession of cocaine, possession of marijuana, disorderly conduct, indecent exposure, and drunk in public. An unrelated warrant from another jurisdiction was also served.
ASSAULT, 9100 block of Aspenpark Court, 6/12/13, noon. A 14-year-old girl reported she heard a pop sound and felt a pain on her finger. It appears she was struck by BB which did not break the skin. Officers and the helicopter searched the area, but no suspect was located.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, 6500 block of Grange Lane, 6/12/13, 2:25 a.m. Officers responded for a domestic dispute. They found the family dog, a Pit Bull Terrier, biting a man. Officers used a conducted energy device on the dog which ran away after the effects subsided. The man, Jamar Rucker, 39, of Alexandria, was charged with possession of PCP and two counts of domestic assault. The uninjured dog was located and captured the following morning.
5700 block of Ash Drive, electronic device from residence
7400 block of Axton Street, tools from vehicle
5700 block of Belfast Lane, electronic device and games from residence
7000 block of Bradlick Shopping Center, cell phone from business
6800 block of Braddock Road, wheels from vehicle
7000 block of Brookfield Plaza, wallet from vehicle
3400 block of Campbell Drive, computer from school
7000 block of Cindy Lane, bookbag from school
6700 block of Commerce Street, cell phone from business
6800 block of Commercial Drive, copper from business
7300 block of Foxe Place, cell phone from vehicle
5500 block of Harvey Lane, purse from residence
6000 block of Frederick Street, license plates from vehicle
6700 block of Frontier Drive, wallet from business
5900 block of Kingstowne Towne Center, liquor from business
7200 block of Kyles Lane, power tools from vehicle
7100 block of Vellex Lane, tires from vehicle
6600 block of Comet Circle, 1996 Toyota Camry
6700 block of Loisdale Road, 2013 Nissan Frontier
Sleepy View Lane/Powderbrook Lane, Honda Accord
6000 block of Stoddard Court, 2010 Kawasaki motorcycle
SUSPICIOUS EVENT, 6100 block of Forest Creek, 6/8/13, 4 a.m. Officers were called for a naked teenage boy attempting to enter an unknown home. An investigation revealed another boy was unaccounted for in the area. Both boys were under the influence of an unknown substance. The helicopter and a K-9 team assisted in locating the second boy. Both boys were returned home.
BURGLARY, 7700 block of Backlick Road, 6/9/13, 10:35 a.m. An employee reported someone entered the business but did not steal anything. Forced entry was made through a rear window.
7500 block of Allman Drive, laptop computer from vehicle
6600 block of Backlick Road, cell phone from business
8300 block of Bluebird Way, computer laptop from vehicle
8100 Braddock Road, camera from park
7600 block of Chancellor Way, equipment from vehicle
6400 block of English Ivy Court, electronic device from vehicle
7600 block of Erie Street, GPS and cash from vehicle
7700 block of Erie Street, tools from vehicle
9400 block of Fairleigh Court, license plate from vehicle
9100 block of Fishermans Lane, jewelry from residence
8000 block of Forbes Place, wallet from business
8600 block of Forrester Boulevard, cell phone from school
8300 block of Green Heron Way, radio from vehicle
8100 block of McCauley Way, center console from vehicle
8100 block of McCauley Way, radio from vehicle
8100 block of McCauley Way, rims from vehicle
8300 block of McCauley Way, radio from vehicle
7700 block of Mulberry Bottom Lane, laptop computer from vehicle
8300 block of Sanderling Way, laptop computer from vehicle
7300 block of Ox Road, purse from vehicle
4300 block of Americana Drive, 2005 Honda CBR 1000
4100 block of Hummer Road, 1996 Ford XPL
7000 block of Matisse Way, Jeep Cherokee
8800 block of Moverly Court, 2000 Honda Civic
Pond Spice Lane/Heron Pond Terrace, 2001 Lexus
8400 block of Terra Woods Drive, Dodge Intrepid
BURGLARY, 12100 block of Lee Highway, 6/9/13, 2:35 a.m. Officers responded for a commercial burglary and found a window smashed out. Nothing was stolen. The helicopter and a K-9 team assisted in locating a suspect on the property. Isaac Davidson, 20, of Burke was charged with burglary.
BURGLARY, 3900 block of Centreville Road, 6/10/13, 9:45 a.m. An employee reported someone entered the business and damaged filing cabinets. There were no signs of forced entry.
Volunteer Arrested; Charged with Embezzlement
Police Investigate Smash and Grab Larceny
BURGLARY, 4800 block of Muddler Way, 6/11/13, 11:25 a.m. A resident reported someone entered the home and stole a television. There were no signs of forced entry.
9500 block of Blake Lane, beer from business
11900 block of Fair Oaks Shopping Center, cash from business
13000 block of Fair Lakes Shopping Center, wallet from business
11200 block of James Swart Circle, liquor from business
3300 block of Jermantown Road, cash from residence
11100 block of Lee Highway, purse from business
9900 block of Longford Court, driver's license from business
12700 block of Misty Creek Lane, cell phone from residence
4400 block of Oakdale Crescent Court, cell phone from business
13300 block of Tuckaway Drive, wallet from vehicle
None reported
ANIMAL BITE, 7400 block of Telegraph Road, 6/10/13, 7 p.m. A 32-year-old man reported he was at the park when a black unknown dog appeared. The dog bit the man and ran away. Bite notices will be posted. The victim received minor injuries.
ANIMAL BITE, 4600 block of Tara Drive, 6/11/13, 8:50 a.m. A 46-year-old woman was walking to her vehicle. A Labrador Retriever ran off its property and bit the woman. She received minor injuries. The dog was routinely quarantined.


text: "Golden Balance 2013" for LANGE 1 TOURBILLON PERPETUAL CALENDAR 15.03.2013 This year's vote for the "Golden Balance 2013" has resulted in two prizes for A. Lange & Söhne: In the top category "watches priced over 25,000 Euro", the winner was the LANGE 1 TOURBILLON PERPETUAL CALENDAR, which has been launched only last year. Impressive 21.5 per cent of all participants have voted for the Lange timepiece. This was the highest number of votes given to one model in the whole competition. The SAXONIA THIN received the second prize in the category "watches priced up to 25,000 Euro". The two awards were accepted by Lange CEO Wilhelm Schmid at a gala evening event in Munich's BMW museum on 14th March 2013. Since 1998, the readers of the German watch journal "UHREN MAGAZIN", the news magazine FOCUS and the users of "Focus-Online" vote for their favourites. In a two-stage procedure, more than 25.000 participants had to choose between 426 mechanical watches. To date, timepieces of A. Lange & Söhne have been awarded 14 times with a first prize and made it 23 times into the top three in this competition. LANGE 1 TOURBILLON PERPETUAL CALENDAR SAXONIA THIN


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RICHMOND, Va., Dec. 13, 2013 – Three James Madison cross country runners earned Colonial Athletic Association honors to close out the 2013 season. Freshmen Meghan Malloy (Haddonfield, N.J./Haddonfield Memorial) and Tessa Mundell (Mohnton, Pa./Governor Mifflin) received All-CAA honors while sophomore Jenna Flickinger (Hummelstown, Pa./Lower Dauphin) was named to the All-Academic squad.
The top-12 finishers at the 2013 CAA Cross Country Championships, hosted by Towson University on Nov. 2, earned All-CAA accolades. Malloy posted an 11th-place finish in the 6,000-meter race, crossing the line in 22:44.23. Mundell finished just behind her in 22:50.32 to take the 12th-place slot.
Flickinger, the JMU representative on the All-Academic team, is a graphic design major and boasts a 4.0 cumulative grade point average. She is a two-time CAA Commissioner's Award recipient, two-time President's List honoree and a JMU Athletic Director Scholar-Athlete. In 2013, she tallied top-14 finishes in four of the six meets she competed in, including a fourth-place finish at the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championships to close out the season.
The Dukes open the indoor track & field season on Jan. 9 at the Navy Winter Invitational in Annapolis, Md.


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