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Apexrock | Via Crowd Ridge Date Climbed: Dec 16, 2013 | |
We thought there'd be a lot more snow than there actually was. We were forced to bounce back and forth between snow shoeing and bushwacking the entire way up. It was definitely worth it though. Incredible views the entire way. | ||
Posted Dec 17, 2013 3:45 pm |
utahjimk | via R Fork Maple Canyon Date Climbed: Oct 13, 2013 | |
WMC hike led by SCGRANT, & Greg & Kevin. Harsh winter conditions on summit - we didn't remain there long. | ||
Posted Oct 14, 2013 11:06 am |
scgrant | Spanish Fork Peak Date Climbed: Oct 13, 2013 | |
10/13/2013 With the WMC via the Right Fork of Maple Canyon. Great hike under some slightly adverse conditions. Snowy and cold on top, but great views. Regardless of the conditions it was forecasted to be worse, so very grateful. | ||
Posted Oct 13, 2013 9:21 pm |
TonyTheJet | Cool Mountain! Date Climbed: Jun 16, 2013 | |
I did this one solo. What a lush, beautiful mountain! I would advise anyone going up here during the warmer months to have plenty of bug spray, as they flies and mosquitoes are terrible in the dense green areas. Also, note that you must turn off the main trail about 1/4 of a mile in. I'm sure many people have missed that turn to the right at the wooden bench. | ||
Posted Jun 17, 2013 10:06 am |
liliacarrillo0822 | Nice view Date Climbed: Sep 22, 2012 | |
My friend and I started this hike early the plan was to do a pull up at the top, we took a lot of picture with my iphone it was really fun, but as soon as we got home my phone died so I lost all my pics, planing on doing this again.... | ||
Posted May 15, 2013 5:31 pm |
ZeeJay | Perfect weather Date Climbed: Jan 21, 2013 | |
Started on route 6. Went up Wind Rock Ridge and over P9764 along the way. 1F to start. Very windy at the base and top, but perfectly calm in the middle. There were 2 short (<.1 miles each) annoyingly brushy spots on the ridge, but the rest of it was great. There is good plowed parking at N40.0419 W111.54355. | ||
Posted Jan 22, 2013 6:20 am |
Jwp2025 | Don't miss the turn Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2011 | |
We missed the trailhead which is across the stream about 1/8 of mile from the parking lot. We ended up some other canyon. Noticed the correct trail on the way back down. | ||
Posted May 16, 2012 1:18 pm |
PrinceOfNorway | After work! Date Climbed: Jun 27, 2011 | |
I love summers and how long the days last. I was able to get to the top of this mountain after work...it was very dark when I got back but that's what head lamps are for! I had a deer look down at me from the top of a cornice. Funniest thing I have ever seen. | ||
Posted Oct 21, 2011 6:15 pm |
rmjwinters | via Right Fork Maple Canyon Date Climbed: Sep 22, 2011 | |
Hiked via Trail 007, Right Fork of Maple Canyon. Leaves are starting to turn. Only saw one other individual all day. Snuck up on a big, bull moose near the "lake" at 8,700 ft. | ||
Posted Sep 23, 2011 1:02 pm |
runbyu1 | Rock Slide! Date Climbed: Oct 7, 2010 | |
Ran from the parking lot to the top relatively chill and took quite a few pics, took about 1:50. With just over a mile to the top we believe a Mountain Goat caused a rock slide. This caused a huge shower of rocks to come off the cliffs and us to run for our lives! Luckily the closest any rocks got to us were about 40 meters or so. It was cold up top (especially in shorts and a T). We hammered down the rocky trail in 47 minutes and were glad to be done as the Thunderstorm hit. Did I mention the trail is REALLY rocky---probably the worst foot placement of any maintained trail in the Wasatch that I've done. Not a mountain I'm stoked about doing again but I'm psyched to have gotten it out of the way as it's one of the 7 peaks. | ||
Posted Oct 23, 2010 7:51 pm |
MikerHiker | Great Hike Date Climbed: Sep 19, 2010 | |
Started at 7:15 am and made the Summit at 11:15 Took our time and had a great time. Back to the car at 2:30 Did't see any critters except a couple squirrels. Hiked with kadee | ||
Posted Sep 19, 2010 10:13 pm |
kteichert | Cold up top, hot at the bottom Date Climbed: Mar 21, 2010 | |
False summit was deceiving ha ha. Thought I was at the top, when I saw where I had to go. Ran into fellow SP'er Peter Gram about the halfway point. He was coming down. We were going up. Long exhausting day. But I got first sunburn of the season! :) | ||
Posted Mar 21, 2010 7:27 pm |
utclimber | Spring Equinox Date Climbed: Mar 21, 2010 | |
Hiked up Spanish Fork Peak, mostly consolidated snow. Round trip was about 6 hours 20 minutes. | ||
Posted Mar 21, 2010 6:56 pm |
vanman798 | Re: Via Crowd Ridge in winter | |
I recently did a route write up for Crowd Ridge, see http://www.summitpost.org/route/602476/crowd-ridge.html | ||
Posted Mar 8, 2010 11:47 am |
thigbee | Via Crowd Ridge in winter Date Climbed: Feb 3, 2009 | |
I did this route with a couple friends in winter. It was pretty tame the whole way up, with nothing super steep. The route is protected from avalanches. I was a little bit disappointed when I got on top of what I thought was the summit and found out that it was a false summit... Oh well. Another fifteen minutes and I was on top. | ||
Posted Feb 2, 2010 8:03 pm |
ericwillhite | Maple Canyon Date Climbed: Jul 31, 2007 | |
Been looking at doing this one long before I moved to Utah as it sits above my wifes grandmas house. Pics and map at http://www.willhiteweb.com/spanish_fork_peak/utah_county_hiking_187.htm | ||
Posted Jun 18, 2009 5:06 pm |
peachey | Maple Canyon Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2008 | |
This was my first trip up this mountain. Great views at the top. The wild flowers along the way were spectacular. I've never seen so much greenery in Utah before. | ||
Posted Jul 27, 2008 1:24 pm |
Bruce Christensen | Patchy snow and COLD! Date Climbed: Nov 23, 2007 | |
We took Right Fork Maple Canyon. Contrary to what the Uinta NF ranger told me earlier in the week, the Maple Canyon road was NOT closed at the water tank; we were able to drive all the way up the canyon and park past the camp ground. There was snow on most of the upper half of the trail, but it was a couple weeks old, so it was hard and we didn't need any snow shoes. I brought crampons and an ax because I didn't know what the snow conditions would be like, but it turns out that neither was necessary. Maple Canyon Lake was totally frozen over with about four inches of ice. 10 miles round trip, 4600 feet of elevation gain, 4:35 to the summit, 3:00 back down. | ||
Posted Nov 23, 2007 10:25 pm |
vanman798 | Crowd Ridge Date Climbed: Mar 6, 2010 | |
March 6, 2010 - Route Climbed: Crowd Ridge. The snow was crusted and punchy with sugar under the crust so we had to use snowshoes for the majority of the climb. Bit windy on the ridge, and foggy from the false summit to the true summit but the fog burned off a few mintues after we summitted. Took 5 hours 40 minutes to ascend. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nov 7, 2009 - Route Climbed: Right Fork of Maple Canyon. Had the place to ourselves. Views from the top were great. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Aug 26, 2006 - Route Climbed: Right Fork of Maple Canyon. Not a lot of grande views until you are nearly at the peak. Saw bear scatt on the trail. | ||
Posted Jul 16, 2007 4:35 pm |
Dean | Maple Canyon Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2007 | |
A hot day to do this hike but as a result I pretty much had the mountain to myself. I did meet two others who were returning from the summit as I was heading up. Tremendous views and a long hike of 12 miles and close to 5000 feet of elevation gain by the time all was said and done. Probably close to 90 on the summit. I needed all the water I carried, 4 liters. | ||
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on Nov 20, 2012 at 2:48 pm
While I am all in favor of better bike/ped safety, I am also aware that the bicyclists and the pedestrians are at least half of the problem themselves. Cross a street while texting and never look up. Coast around a corner at 15mph and make cars swerve as you go into the car lane. Start across a street at the end of the walk signal. Some recently witnessed examples.
I am a driver and a walker and most cars are very cooperative and patient when things are done in a courteous manner. Mountain View is way better than some cities but the entire public needs to be on board to make safety happen. More lines, buzzers and lights will not solve the entire problem!
on Nov 20, 2012 at 4:01 pm
Just last night I saw a collision between a cyclist and motorist on Plymouth St near Shoreline - the driver apparently turned right into the movie theatre across the cycle lane without yielding to the cyclist who looked pretty visible to me. He hurt his leg but was otherwise OK. The problem is *not* speed - it's cyclist and motorists not obeying very simple road rules. In my opinion, the driving test is way too easy, and cyclists don't have to take any kind of test. Separating the cyclists from the motorists as described in the article by putting parked cars between is one way to go but it addresses a symptom and not the cause.
I would love to be honestly surprised by lawmakers addressing the real problems here, but I know they will just lower a speed limit or two and call it a day.
Motorists - why don't you look before you turn right across a cycle lane? Why? You have a mirror right there!
Cyclists - why on earth do you think it's OK to run red lights? Don't be fools.
on Nov 20, 2012 at 4:11 pm
@Simon: "You have a mirror right there" but I don't think many motorists use their right side mirror very frequently.
If the bike lane was on the other side of parked cars then wouldn't there be more of these right turn accidents? It would be hard to use the right side mirror to see bikers when there's a row of parked cars blocking the view as you turn right across the bike lane rather than merging into the bike lane before turning.
on Nov 20, 2012 at 4:38 pm
I agree, I think it could potentially cause more of those types of accident (but possibly less of others.) Again, I don't think that addressing one of the symptoms is the solution.
Motorists must use the right side mirror. It's there for a reason. Cyclists should ride defensively and assume that a car will turn in front of them when they approach a right turn.
on Nov 20, 2012 at 4:42 pm
I just finished riding my bike. I feel great. Its even more fun in this blustery weather. I obeyed all the applicable traffic laws and also was treated with consideration by every motorist I had direct interaction with...finishing with waves and smiles each time (stop sign "you go. no, you go" type stuff.
Its really not so bad out there, but the very fact that all the posters here are interested in bettering the situation and have ideas on how to do so is a testament to the further caring this community shows to all. Way to go MV.
on Nov 21, 2012 at 9:33 am
While cycling home from my shop last night I saw a cop writing a cyclist a ticket. It's about time. Many cyclists in this town are very arrogant and constantly flout the law. Sure, most accidents are still likely caused by motorists, but when two parties do as they please, they eventually going to meet in a bad way.
I encourage the council to continue working on the issue of bicycle and pedestrian safety, but in a reasonable fashion. Don't just toss money at the problem. We have laws in place and police to enforce them. That's a good start.
Next step. Paint and signs. They're pretty cheap. You can always change things back if something doesn't work. As a start, we can get rid of all these asinine two-way stops in Old Mountain View. Who came up with those? Limited visibility intersections in a residential neighborhood where people avoiding the arterial routes fly through with reckless abandon or fail to stop and yield to those with the right of way.
What we really need is a new traffic engineer. They've been botching things in this town for years...
on Nov 21, 2012 at 2:33 pm
A recent article here, showed that in the last 5 or so years, the MAJORITY of accidents between bicyclist and motor vehicles was the fault of the bicyclist.
on Nov 21, 2012 at 2:38 pm
@kman: Source? I searched, but couldn't find the article you mentioned.
on Nov 21, 2012 at 2:58 pm
I love the trend this city is on!
on Nov 25, 2012 at 8:34 am
It's saddening that Laura talks about "accidents" rather than crashes, and the article refers to the aged "bike boulevard" name rather than "neighborhood greenways" (which has sparked a revolution in Portland these past few years).
It only reinforces that, while Silicon Valley may be the home of high tech, it's a decade behind in progressive thinking about how we use streets to create livable places.
City Council should watch videos like this and go visit Seattle, Vancouver BC, or Chicago and learn what real cities are doing on a shoestring to make it easy and safe for people of all ages and abilities to walk and bike.
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After subtracting Matthew Willis from the active roster by placing him injured reserve, the team signed Diyral Briggs from the practice squad.
The team filled Briggs' spot on the practice squad by signing wide receiver Eron Riley.
Briggs is a second-year player who spent last season with San Francisco, the club that originally signed him as college free agent. He played in four games with the 49ers last year and totaled four special-teams tackles. He also played in the club's opener against Seattle this season.
The linebacker was a two-time All-Mid-American Conference selection and the 2006 MAC Player of the Year at Bowling Green State University. His 26 sacks are the highest total in school history.
Riley is a first-year wide receiver who signed with Baltimore as a college free agent from Duke in 2009. He also spent time on Carolina's practice squad before coming to Denver.
He holds the single-season record for yards per catch at Duke, averaging 20.8 yards per reception in 2007, and holds a single-game record with four touchdown receptions at Navy in the same year.
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Shelburne Farms is seeking four motivated individuals to join the Market Garden Team for the 2014 growing season. We operate a 6-acre certified organic market garden that produces mixed vegetables, herbs, berries, and flowers for the Inn at Shelburne Farms, a staff farm-share, and the Shelburne Farmers' Market. We work in a production-based setting, but serve as a resource for the educational programs at the farm. We are committed to providing an educational and fun experience for all volunteers. Volunteer positions may last for a full season or part of a season, but will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
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Jacob is impatient to get to the store. Today is the big day. He's getting the light up globe he's been longing for, only at every turn there seem to be people delaying Jacob and his mom. Mostly the delays are about the patch he wears on his good eye to make his weak eye stronger. Jacob has no time for this today. With humor and not a whole lot of medical info, this lively book says a lot to kids with similar conditions and to kids who are curious about them. The afterward written by nine-year old Jacob and his mom add another dimension. Illustrated by Jules Feiffer, this is a book for kids on both sides of a patch.
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Everyone gets angry and the dinosaurs in Yolen's well-loved series are no exception. With humor and a lot of acting out, kids can get some vicarious pleasure in watching these silly dinosaurs let off steam and also seeing where that leads. 4 & up
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With tabs to pull and textures to touch and feel, this is a sturdy book for new big sisters who like to play at being Mommy. Baby and Me would make a good big sister gift, along with a new baby doll to care for and love. 2 & up.
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When Tallulah is chosen to be a mouse with a real ballet company she has great dreams of being a star. To become a professional dancer is her dream. All goes well until the night opening night when Tallulah's dreams get tripped up. For all the little ballerinas who will be going to The Nutcracker ( or perhaps dancing in one) Tallulah's story will resonate and reassure them, too. Bravo, Tallulah! 4-8
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Lily is having a bad day. She is not really helping her busy mom. Then to make matters worse she tosses her toy dog, Bobbo in the air and he goes flying off on top of the school bus. Will Lilly find Bobbo? A small adventure with just enough suspense to satisfy young listeners. 4 & up.
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Have you ever thought about what it must be like to learn to catch a fish for a bear cub or catch a fly if you were a little frog? In this rather unscientific book, each of the young creatures has a task it aspires to and accomplishes. Like the child at the end of the book who wants to hop, skip and hit a ball, learning is not always easy. A reassuring picture book that may help young doubters who are often impatient to grow up.
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Tallulah, like so many other little ballerinas is longing to toe shoes, the kind that real ballerinas wear when they dance on pointe. Not content to wait, as everyone tries to tell her she must, she takes home a pair of discarded slippers and makes some sad discoveries. Unlike so many ballet stories, this one ends on a hopeful note with a nod to the bigger idea that some things you have to wait for and can't happen instantly.
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Keeping a secret is so hard to do. That's what Olive finds out, the hard way. After trying hard not to tell, she confides in a friend who has trouble holding on to the secret, too. An amusing little tale that goes full circle and opens the way to talk about secrets. 4 - 7
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Nina's story of life in a family of divorce is, as the jacket suggests, an "uncomplicated" account of what it is like to have two homes. It is a sad tale and reads more like bibliotherapy. Yet, we think it worth noting, since it can be a conversation opener for families dealing with similar situations. Sometimes a book can open the floodgates or at least help children know that they are not unique and that others have lived through such events.
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Spenser is many things....he is strong as a bear, funny as a monkey, wild as a tiger....but when his parents bring home the new baby, he becomes gentle. Children will like knowing and naming the creatures on each turn page while parents will no doubt like the underlying message of big brothers and sisters being gentle. 2-4
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He's back again for a whole new generation of audiences, The Lone Ranger. This time though he seems to play second fiddle to the real star of this movie, Tonto. The Lone Ranger(PG-13) opening Wednesday July 3rd again tells the story of the masked man who helps those less unfortunate and with the aid of his trusty Indian friend Tonto becomes the talk of the West. The only difference is Tonto seems to be the mastermind behind it all and The Lone Ranger is just a bratty guy who really for the most part doesn't want to get involved in anything if he doesn't have too.
In the beginning, we find John Reid(Armie Hammer) headed back to the old west where his brother, sister in law and nephew live but he gets involved in a prisoner breakout aboard a train where he meets the Comanche Tonto(Johnny Depp) who is also tied up along with the sinister Butch Cavendish. Well Cavendish escapes and goes on to wreak havoc in John Reid's circles causing Reid to get together with Tonto to find Cavendish and put an end to all this killing.
The Lone Ranger is a very interesting movie, to me it's really the story of Tonto and how he turned this mild mannered man into a fighter for justice and the right thing to do through force and smartness. Johnny Deep really shines in this movie and you know from the beginning that this is his vehicle. Armie Hammer does a good job of playing the Lone Ranger but there are times when you want to slap him across the face and say wake up man. I loved character actor William Fichtner's portrayal of the ruthless bad guy in the movie gunslinger Bruce Cavendish who is the kind of guy who you love to hate. I wasn't too interested in the love story between the Lone Ranger and his love interest because I never really felt the love between the two characters. The story does get complex and intricate and I did think the movie was a little too long but there was a lot of story so I guess I would rather them fill us in then cut it short and we feel short changed or cheated. I was and still am trying to find out if The Lone Ranger is a comedy or a drama, well maybe it's a dramady. Look, let's be honest, the real star is Johnny Depp and he shines. He does a unique way of telling the story and shows that Tonto was more than just a sidekick which I enjoyed. Tonto brought a lot of humor to this role and it almost seems like Depp was channeling his Jake Sparrow as well or maybe that character can never leave him in the overall scheme of things.
The Lone Ranger has its flaws but I thought it was trying to have some fun and adventure which I give them credit for. Maybe to some they will have failed in this but to me they succeeded. Depp shines and is a pleasure to watch and for me is worth the price of admission; don't tell me you were going for any other reason anyway. Look, you get all the trusted Lone Ranger things, Silver Bullets, Tonto's Ke-mo Sah-bee and of course the William Tell Overture. I think you can take a chance on The Lone Ranger but it will not please all…..enjoy it for what it is an action, adventure, dramady…….Hi Yo Silver Away.
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"My mother always included this dish at our Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners, and there was never any left over."
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2 pounds small white onions
1/4 cup butter
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
2 cups half-and-half
1 pinch ground nutmeg
1 pinch salt
2 drops hot pepper sauce
My mom would make creamed onions every Thanksgiving. Since I haved moved to Holland I have not been able to have them. I made this recipe for a party That I went to. It comes very close to what my mom would make. YUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pleasant but not exceptional. Need to at least triple the spices for a flavorful dish. Next time I will try to increase the roux as well, because the sauce is a nice texture but does not adhere to the onions.
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This is always "my" dish to make for Thanksgiving. Usually I just wing it, but it was nice to have the proportions done for me- I always forget these guys need an unusually thick white sauce. I used more salt, pepper sauce and nutmeg than called for. I picked this recipe because I've always felt fresh nutmeg was the key to making this dish good and not too bland. Happy turkey day!
They were very good. My husband enjoyed them very much, as did I. I am going to try this dish for Thanksgiving this year as a change of pace.
Easy and tasty. My onions were too big though they were labeled boiling onions....I really should have bought super tiny onions. A nice warm-the-tummy side dish to go along side your colorful veggies because it is blah-zay white. Perhaps a sprinkling of parsley or something ....
successful basic recipe for a traditional holiday side dish. omitting the hot sauce, comes out exactly like my mom made from the recipe her old german auntie gave her.
Although I'm not a fan of creamed onions, my hubby is and this made him very happy. Thank you Maureen!
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If it were wireless it could be more then one player games
The NEW actual gaming platform
I think this is pointless. If I want to play on a controller then I'll just play on my Xbox 360. This is just my opinion but I don't think this will sell as many units as the other bluetooth game pads already available.
Hopefully it will support Pac-Man, DigDug, and Burger Time in the future.
True, but can you carry your xbox anywhere and play?
Yep! My 360 has been on many plane rides.
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People can have their own opinions, And what he said is true. Android has has this compatibility for a while.
Pretty cool but... why not make PS3 controllers usable via bluetooth control and wireless. That would be very cool!
Except, there's only 2 games that even support this thing. Android market is open, so there will be many more games for their controllers because there are no restrictions like there are on the apple app store.
thats pretty bad *** i think ill get one as soon as more games become compatible with it, as for now it is not feasible for me.
I thought about a controller for iPhone and iPod touch but something that you mount your device on it and it makes it looks like a PSP or Nintendo DS, but it's only an idea I have no resources to start this project
WHAT ABOUT THE MODERN COMBAT SERIES?!?!? THIS WOULD BE AMAZING IF IT WAS COMPATIBLE WITH MC1, 2, and 3!!!
Cause PS controls suck, dang Triangle Circle junk
Just do freakin ABXY
lol dude u can love apples phone an hate apple i do it everyday they are so controlling man its annoying just my opinion and prolly gonna take a lot of heat for this but i am sick of hearing about steve jobs dying geez ppl die everyday and at the end of the day its just a phone man just saying
I want to know how this thing works... I'm gonna make a guess that each button is a different frequency sound and when pressed, it sends the sound to the mic input and the game recognizes it as a button press. If someone could record the sounds from the controller, anyone would be able to make one of these.
If thats how it works, I'd have to say it's pretty ingenious.
[QUOTE=luvmytj;6349320]Pretty cool but... why not make PS3 controllers usable via bluetooth control and wireless. That would be very cool!
Been begging for this for a while. You could still use your headphones and charger while gaming. The games would be seriously limited in terms of AI, but could be 100x more challenging and fun. Especially 2D Fighters.


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On Monday, a John Deere 35D excavator was dropped off in the rear of the Z&M Dealership in Clymer. Over that night between Monday and Tuesday, an unknown subject or subjects removed the excavator from the dealership. The excavator did not have any keys in it. It is valued at $38,000.
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Extend a helping hand to improve your pet's oral hygiene by cleaning his or her teeth with this finger toothbrush. The toothbrush removes plaque and food debris from your furry friend's teeth to support good health, and features an easy-to-use design that makes cleaning a simple task for you.
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March 16, 2014 - I loved this ring when I saw it and thought the price was great. My ring (black) arrived yesterday so MUCH quicker than expected however the ring is the same quality as everyone mentions. The ring is of worse quality than it looks, also the writing is much smaller. I still love the ring however wouldn't pay the price plus p&p again as makes it a lot more expensive.
March 13, 2014 - The sentiment is nice, but I ordered mine in pink and the paw prints are a bit sloppy. But like everyone says, the inside inscription is MUCH smaller than shown and it is NOT black, it's just inscribed, so it's very difficult to read easily. Like I said, it's still a good sentiment and still likable for the price, had I paid more, I would have been upset.
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March 8, 2014 - 3 stars!! I bought this ring in black. It was so perfect for me (online). I received it in the mail today and I was crushed. It was much less detailed, thinner and you can't even read the sentiment because font is so small. I am not a big "online" shopper but this caught my eye and I'll do anything to support animals. I will keep this ring because of that reason. However, if I had to do over again I would really pay more attention to reviews and not just be swayed by what the pic looks like, because this ring didn't deliver in that department.
March 4, 2014 - I ordered this ring in blue in remembrance of my Jojo. Love the color and the shine. The inscription inside means alot.
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the truth about style posts, and these pants of course
lately i'm all into putting my hand behind my head or in my hair when we're shooting, and concerned you think my no shampoo experiment has gone awry i think it's best i just address it and clear the air. i promise, my scalp is fine. it's the having my picture taken thing, that's where the trouble comes along. you see, these posts may look like they're all fun and games, but in reality they've been the source of a few marital squabbles and can make me feel painfully self conscious and bring out my extra awkward side (hence, arm in strangely contrived positions).
WHY DO THEM you ask?! well, i also really love sharing my style with you guys and there are shoots where we have a lot of fun (usually when i'm kicking dirt or spinning in circles). sometimes it just feels like a game of dress up! and from what i've heard from chats with other blogger friends who do these posts as well, the awkwardness and occasional marital spats are all just a part of the torture fun! so, if you see another photo of me with my hand posed uncomfortably atop my head, now you know. i can't help myself. and my scalp is fine.
now that the nonsense above is out in the open, let's talk about these pants. these pants that i stalked like a LION IN THE SERENGETI. (remember this?) yes, i waited patiently until these bad boys went on sale (only $108!) and then snapped them up as quickly as i could press "add to cart". i just love the slit detail, don't you? if you're interested in snagging them for yourself i recommend a size up from your normal j brand size. xx- sarah
SHOP THIS OUTFIT: jeans: j brand on sale!, tee: current elliott, shoes: zara, bag: heather heron (similar), sunnies: mosley tribes, lips: dior blazing red


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McGlynns Pub
was established in 1983 when owner Bob Ashby purchased the Drummond Ale House and created a neighborhood restaurant with an Irish pub charm. McGlynns originally had only a small bar and dining room, but after 28 years and 4 additions, McGlynns has grown with the Pike Creek area. In May 1999, we opened our second location in Peoples Plaza on the corner of route 40 and route 896. Our third location was built in Dover and was opened in 2008. Stop by anytime and enjoy our beautiful view of Silver Lake.
is a favorite place to grab a quick bite to eat or spend the whole evening socializing with friends. The wrap-around bar makes it easy to talk to the bartenders and keeps things interesting. We put out consistently good food , in a fun atmosphere and all for a great price. McGlynns menu includes our famous burgers, steaks, and roast beef sandwichs along with southwestern dishes, and dinner specials. An array of 50 kinds of beer and free happy hour buffet always makes McGlynns The Place To Be. Just about any sports game can be viewed on over 18 TV's. Or, try your hand at the interactive NTN trivia game.
relaxed atmosphere is a smoke free environment, it includes an out-door deck for the warm months and a cozy brick fireplace for the colder months. Our banquet room facilities can hold private parties up to 40 people. A strong management team, the area's best bartenders and friendliest waitstaff all contribute to McGlynns' success. Come into McGlynns and see for yourself why we have been voted Delaware's Favorite Neighborhood Restaurant.
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