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Seton Hall's lone 2013 commit will avoid domestic assault charges if he is able to complete a 22-week program with the House of Ruth, a domestic violence center.
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And of course, it doesn't get any better than inheriting a squad that has just won the Barclays Premier League title. Here, we assess the central-midfielders who will be jostling for first-team stardom throughout the highly-anticipated 2013/14 campaign...
Michael Carrick: A seventh season of classy consistency finally earned the underrated star some long overdue credit, earning the Players' Player of the Year award at Old Trafford whilst taking a place in the PFA's prestigious Team of the Year. In short, he's the heartbeat of United.
Tom Cleverley: If Carrick is the master then "TC23" is the apprentice, and one who is rapidly becoming a star for both club and country. A neat and tidy player with an eye for a pass, the youth product is among the breed of diminutive ball-players currently taking the modern game by storm.
Shinji Kagawa: The Japanese international made a mightily encouraging start to life at Old Trafford throughout the 2012/13 season, despite a few niggling injuries. He clocked up 26 appearances and scored six goals, including a sublime hat-trick against Norwich. His intelligence is absolutely unique.
Anderson: Now with four Premier League titles to his name, the Brazilian has become an established star in M16. Although his career has been littered by injuries, his talent is unquestionable. Importantly, his dynamism and style offers something different to his colleagues.

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DUDLEY Kingswinford coach Shaun Perry was full of praise for his young guns as they were edged out at Leicester Lions 29-16 in National Two North.
DK have been forced to rebuild the side during the summer as a result of a number of departures and retirements.
As a result, they fielded a back-line that included three players under 20 making their National League debuts in the shape of full back Ryan Smitherman, centre Harry Bayliss and Duncan Tomkins, who came off the bench to replace Smitherman.
Lions started well and took a 6-0 lead through a couple of penalties from full back Jon Boden.
DK started coming more into the game and cut the deficit through a Gareth Bown penalty before taking the lead when 17 year old Bayliss forced his way over for a try near the posts which Bown improved upon.
Lions hit back with a try of their own through centre Steve Cross which Boden converted before half time to give Lions a slender 13-10 advantage at the break.
DK cause wasn't helped when they had back row player Sam Pedley yellow carded on the stroke of half time.
Despite being down to 14 players, Bown's boot brought the scores level with his second penalty only for Boden to kick Lions back in front.
A further Boden penalty put Lions 22-16 in front before late pressure provided them with a second try through outside centre Alfie Malloy which Boden improved upon to complete the scoring.
A pleased Perry isad: "I didn't really know what to expect at first but the boys fought hard and I couldn't have asked for anything better.
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Columbia, SC (WLTX) - When it comes to romance, where would you go to find the most romantic city in America?
New York? Or possibly San Francisco? How about Columbia?
Just in time for Valentine's Day, Amazon.com has announced the Top 20 Most Romantic Cities in the U.S, and South Carolina's capitalis in the top 10.
Knoxville, Tennessee took the first place spot. Columbia was 9th.
The website analyzed sales of romance novels and relationship books, romantic comedy movies, romantic music, and sexual wellness products to come up with the top 20 most romantic cities in the US.
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Butler had five players score in double figure en route to a dismantling of Indiana State 75-54 on Saturday.
Andrew Smith led with 12 points while Erik Fromm, Roosevelt Jones and Chrishawn Hopkins added 11 each for Butler (17-12). Khyle Marshall rounded out the double-digit scoring for the Bulldogs with 10 points.
Indiana State (16-12), which trailed by 10 at halftime, struggled mightily to start the second half, turning the ball over twice and converting only 1 of 4 shots within the first four minutes to trail 44-29. The Sycamores would get no closer than 13 for the remainder of the game as the Bulldogs went on to shoot 48 percent from the floor compared to 25 percent by Indiana State in the second half.
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(Louisville, Ky.) Former Eastern High School Star, Remy Abell declared earlier this spring that he was transferring from Indiana University. On Friday, he announced he is heading to Xavier.
Abell averaged about four points per game while at IU. He chose Xavier over St. Louis and Saint Mary's. " I've sat down with my family and close friends and I'm going to go to Xavier University. I just feel like that's the best fit for me. With everything they had to offer, I feel like it best suits me. It's a great program and I can do a lot of great things there", said Abell.
Abell will have to sit out next season, because of the NCAA's transfer rules, but is happy to still be playing college basketball close to home. "That's one of the best things about it. Being close to home, all of my family and close friends can come see me play, and that's what makes it special. They won't miss a game. Won't miss a beat. I'm excited about my decision, and just ready to get things rolling", said Abell.
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Enjoy Manhattan in Style. Stay for a few days or a week of shows, shopping, dining and sightseeing.
Superb location, 8th Ave at 18th Street, with plenty of space. Minutes to Time Square, Javits,Central Park and Broadway! Unwind in front of the beautiful wood burning fireplace, enjoy the oversized tub. Cook in the gourmet kitchen, order in from local restaurants or enjoy a huge selection of fine dining.
Absolutely stunning, custom-designed, modern, non-smoking condo loft in the best downtown location. Chelsea is an extremely desirable safe neighborhood that offers great shopping, loads of galleries, excellent restaurants (including 24 hour ones!), cinemas, and every amenity including just a short walk to the famous Chelsea Piers! Extremely convenient to all of New York City's best - Broadway, SoHo, Greenwich Village, Central Park, museums, galleries, and clubs! Subways within one blocks radius include the A, C, E, 1, 9 and L, and cabs are always available outside the front door.
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After the St. Louis Rams upset the New Orleans Saints two weeks ago, things have settled down for them following a 19-13 overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals. But the Rams will look for better things when they visit the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. It might just be a bit hard to do so, as the odds makers started the Rams as one-point underdogs to the Browns, according to Odds Shark.
The line has since shifted upward for the Browns to 2-1/2 and 3 points, which still makes this a close game for either team to come out on top. The Rams will be helped mightily if Sam Bradford is able to come back into form after he struggled in his return last week against the Rams. However, the Browns possess the No. 1 pass defense in the league.
But the Browns will be without running backs Peyton Hillis and Montario Hardesty. Chris Ogbonnaya will attempt to fill in for them. There will likely be a struggle for the teams to reach 37 points, the over/under line for the game.
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New York City teachers are invited to attend "TEACHERS NIGHT OUT," a free teachers-only dance party to celebrate the end of the school year at Element Night Club on the Lower East Side. "Teachers Night Out" was organized by Jason Gordon, who simply wanted to say thank you to his wife, a teacher, her colleagues and the rest of the amazing educators in New York City. Working with the great people at Element, the club enthusiastically volunteered to open its doors for a very special after-school dance party on June 21st, where teachers could celebrate the end of another amazing school year.
Teachers will be treated to a free dance party where DJ Matte (Resident DJ at Pianos and Gin Palace) will be spinning everything from Top 40 hits to 80's and 90's favorites.
Don't forget to RSVP and for more information, contact Jason at email@example.com
Teachers Night Out
Event Category: Live Music
When: June 21, 2013
Time: 6:00pm
Where: Element Night Club
More Info: http://www.elementny.com/
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A man from Bath is being hailed as a hero for tackling an armed robber at his workplace. Gary Beck hurled a fire extinguisher at the gunman to try to stop him. The raider ran off and Gary chased after him, despite coming face-to-face with the gun. He's been telling his story to Wesley Smith.


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Short answer: probably not. Despite the strong showing during the SAG Awards, "The Help" is facing a herculean task in its charge for Best Picture.
"'The Help' wasn't able to score a single nomination in other branches," wrote Grantland's Oscar guru Mark Harris, "so where is the Best Picture support going to come from?"
Translation: "The Help" didn't earn nominations from the directors' branch, writers' branch or editors' branch. If it wins Best Picture, "The Help" would be the first film since "Grand Hotel" in 1930 to win the award without being nominated for either Best Director, Best Screenplay or Best Editing.
As if historical precedent weren't bad enough, the stars of "The Help" are still swatting away accusations that the film is racist. After her SAG award win on Sunday night, E! Online's Ted Casablanca asked Viola Davis why it took a white woman to effect change within the black community -- which is what happens in "The Help" when Skeeter (Emma Stone), a journalist, attempts to get the help's side of the story.
"Great, thanks for the loaded question," Davis responded. She continued by saying that while she saw merit in his query, it wasn't exactly appropriate. "[Y]ou have to wonder why someone would ask this question."
Casablanca didn't understand what Davis was getting at, "exactly" and revisited his point about needing a white author to "get the job done."
The actress explained that despite the protagonist's involvement, "it is the black women who risked their lives in this movie."
"Like I said," Davis smiled, "it's a loaded question."
Certainly is! But it's one Oscar voters might find themselves asking when they go to choose Best Picture.
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Campaign aides to Warren, here with her daughter and son, are eager to show the hard-charging lawyer's softer side as a doting grandmother who shops at Target.
Warren's Aunt Bee flew to Texas to help Warren when she was struggling balancing child and household duties and a job.
Warren's two children have always called Warren's second husband, Bruce Mann, "dad."
Warren and Mann and their three grandchildren. They baby-sit enough to describe the children's unique personalities, even though the children live in California.
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A proper cubano sandwich is pressed flat until the weight of the griddle and the goo of the cheese seal shut the envelope into which the pork and ham have been stuffed. While most cubano recipes rely on roast pork shoulder, this sandwich, inspired by Eric Smith and Hector Ward at The Texas Cuban, is built on a base of roast pork tenderloin.
Ingredients4 Cuban sandwich rolls, or 4 French bread sandwich rolls4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) butter, at room temperatureThinly cut dill pickle slicesAbout 1 pound sliced roasted pork (see Note)4 tablespoons store-bought or homemade Mojo Sauce (recipe follows)1 pound sliced ham8 slices Swiss cheeseYellow mustard
Mojo Sauce:1/2 cup olive oil6 cloves garlic, minced1/2 cup freshly squeezed lime juice1/2 teaspoon ground cuminSalt and freshly ground black pepper
Instructions1. Make the sauce: Heat the olive oil in a small, heavy saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the garlic and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add the lime juice and cumin, then season with salt and pepper to taste. Let the mixture come to a boil, then remove it from the heat. The Mojo Sauce can be stored in the refrigerator, covered, for up to 1 week.
2. Make the sandwich: Using a knife, split the sandwich rolls in half and spread butter on the inside and outside of each half. Arrange the pickle slices and the slices of pork on the bottom half of each roll. Sprinkle 1 tablespoon of mojo on top of the pork. Top the mojo with slices of ham, then place 2 slices of Swiss cheese on the ham. Spread yellow mustard on the cut side of the top half of each roll and place these on the sandwiches.
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According to the American Cancer Society, about one person in every 20 will develop colon cancer making it the second leading cancer in both men and women. Most of those affected by colon cancer have no symptoms in the early stages of this disease. Yet, it is one of the easiest cancers to detect with a simple colonoscopy, a potentially life-saving screening procedure.
That is why colon health will be this month's topic at the Shelby Memorial Hospital's (SMH) Girls Night Out (GNO) on April 30th. The event will be held at the Shelbyville Visitor's Center from 5-7 p.m., off of Route 16, just east of the main dam. All women in the community are invited.
Jennifer Large, Health Initiatives Representative from the American Cancer Society, will be the night's first speaker. She will remind women that a diet high in fiber and low in fat with whole grains, fruits and vegetables may help them avoid colon cancer. Ms. Large will speak of the importance that leading an active lifestyle can have on a women's life, as well as other factors that may lead to colon cancer.
Shelby Memorial Hospital's board certified surgeon T. Mark Vasko, M.D., F.A.C.S., will be the featured guest speaker. Dr. Vasko will talk about the best ways to detect precancerous polyps and how to remove them before they become cancerous. He will explain what affects other illnesses such Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Diabetes may have on colorectal cancer. Finally, he will help ease women's fears about a colonoscopy and why women over the age of 50 should have this screening, an out-patient procedure which is one of the most powerful tools for finding these cancers in their earliest, most treatable stages.
Amy Koehler, SMH Human Resources Director, will tell her personal story about colon health and why she believes early detection through screening is the best way for a woman to protect herself from colon cancer.
Those in attendance will receive a voucher for a free Fecal Occult Blood Test (cancer screening). This test checks for traces of blood in fecal matter which may be a sign of a digestive issue, such as a polyp or cancer in the colon or rectum.
While waiting for the presentation please enjoy a complimentary paraffin hand therapy before the presentation begins. Every Girls Night Out offers a healthy snack and a chance to win a wonderful door prize.
As always mammograms are available during Girls Night Out at SMH with advanced registration. For more information on Girls Night Out, or to schedule a mammogram please visit MySMH.org or call Shelby Memorial Hospital at 217-774-3961, ext. 5130.


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If you missed the Uplay Shop E3 Summer Sale deal on AC4 Black Flag, you can grab the game at GameStop for only $20. Solid deal for a solid game.
Only about a day left on Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag's lowest price ever on PC. In a midweek sale, GameFly gave the game a 50% instant discount to $30, tying its all-time Black Friday low. On top of that, there's a 25% off coupon at GameFly dropping the price to $22.49 - a new low by $7.50.
Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag on PC is on sale for $30 at Amazon for today only. Pretty sweet deal on a 2 week ago release that gets a solid 4.2 stars out of 5 Amazon customer reviews. Most download sites are still at the full list price of $60. Console version is also on sale at the same price.
Lowest price on Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag after 25% off coupon at GMG. The coupon has been around for a while, but previously was not discounting last week Tuesday's (Nov. 19) Assassin's Creed release.
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New low price on Assasin's Creed IV Black Flag for the XBox 360 from Microsoft's eBay Store. 58% off and free ship.
Lookin' for Black Flag on a next gen console? Today Microsoft's eBay page threw up the Xbox One version for $25, free ship - a new low by $5. Next best price online is $46 at Amazon.
Price mistake on Assassins' Creed IV Black Flag? The Xbox One version (and only the Xbox One verison) is only $39.99 at goHastings - a discount of $20. Elsewhere $60.
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Missed the AC4 Black Flag deals during Newegg's PC game sale last week? Gamefly has the same price during their Summer Sale. Gold Edition now lowest ever price.
Great this coupon worked for me, am a happy camper!
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Dylan Ferguson jumps, flips, and twists through the air. He's an aerialist skier who has his sights set on the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Ferguson whose Olympic dream had to be put on hold four years ago during the last Olympic Games due to a medical emergency, is looking to step onto that podium and claim a medal for the United States.
In this week's "Person 2 Person," Shauna Lake sits down with freestyle skier, Dylan Ferguson.
Shauna Lake: Dylan thanks so much for sitting down and doing this interview. Tell me a little bit about what youre feeling as youre leading up to the Olympics.
Dylan Ferguson: The Olympics are coming up, this is obviously a big year for us athletes on the ski team, and yeah, Ive had some pretty good results this year so far and so Im getting excited and hopefully Ill be on the Olympic team.
Shauna Lake: You do the aerials.
Dylan Ferguson: Yes.
Shauna Lake: Were you not completely freaked out and scared the first time you tried that?
Dylan Ferguson: I was really scared. I think when I was maybe 10. I went to the water ramps for the first time and I spent a week there with my coach. I did a couple front flips and I think at the end of the week I was like, Mom I don't think I want to do that anymore. It was pretty scary; Im only 10 and this is kind of crazy. And now Im here today. I stuck around.
Shauna Lake: So what happened?
Dylan Ferguson: I think for me it was me and my sister ski together on the weekends. We were a big ski family and competing and traveling and having a good time and my sister was doing it and so obviously I was just going to stay right there with her and she pushed me to be the skier I am today.
Shauna Lake: Tell me, you had a real major disappointment.
Dylan Ferguson: Yeah a little disappointment; it was crazy. Going into 2010 I felt like I was in a pretty good place from where I had been going into that. I made the Olympic team. I was obviously extremely excited, crazy; I was 21-years-old making the Olympic team. That was my dream come true and then I got appendicitis and some complications with that. I had to pull out of the Olympics and give my spot to my best friend and teammate Scotty Bahrke.
Shauna Lake: Does knowing that you had qualified for the Olympics at age 21 give you an extra surge of confidence?
Dylan Ferguson: Qualifying for the Olympics in 2010 was great. I didn't necessarily think that I would be there. I thought that I was the guy chasing other guys onto the podium, now I feel like they are chasing me to that podium.
Shauna Lake: Talk to us about the training. What goes into being an Olympic athlete?
Dylan Ferguson: Being an Olympic athlete you're one of the best athletes in the world. Not a lot of people can say that. It's a full time job. I'm out here training 5-6 days a week. Whether it's in the summer time training in the water ramps, skiing off a ramp into a pool and practicing the tricks I do in the winter or if its just time in the gym. You have to be strong. This training is very hard on your body. You have to make sure you are physically ready so you can take those crashes that you sort of do sometimes, or just being out there jumping all day and your physically ready for it.
Shauna Lake: What do you do for your off season, what are some other things you do?
Dylan Ferguson: Recently Ive just got into surfing, so that's been my new thing. There isn't much surfing in Utah unfortunately so I take a bunch of trips to Southern California in the summer time and, yeah, just kind of learn to surf.
Shauna Lake: Describe what Utah means to you and what it means to your training.
Dylan Ferguson: In 2006 I moved to Utah specifically because I knew that this was the best training facility in the world. Not just that, but the climate of Utah. This is a full year-round training facility. I can ski in the winter and then in the summer its 80 and sunny every day and that's what you want if you are going to be training and having a good time. Utah has the perfect training facility for me.
Shauna Lake: Was there ever a moment when you felt defeated and you wanted to give up skiing and just go on a completely different direction?
Dylan Ferguson: I would say in 2010 I was a little bit defeated when I had to give up my spot but at the same time I felt defeated for a day and then there was all this motivation back behind that defeat. I knew that I wanted to come back and be one of the best people in the world and that's where I am today.
Shauna Lake: I know we'll be seeing you at the Olympics. It's been so nice to get to know you better Person to Person.
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Paula's YouTube apologies and Today Show appearances further propelled the awkwardness and embarrassment of the situation. While a federal judge in Georgia dismissed the discrimination claims, it appears the flamboyant Paula Deen as we once knew her is gone for good. She is what she is, y'all. 1 / 11 Cronuts Take Over America's Pastry Scene What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 What's America's newest doughnut darling called? Please meet Dominique Ansel's Cronut. First served on May 10 in New York City, the croissant-doughnut hybrid sent the world in a flurry for a chance to bite into the flaky, cream-filled layers. Everyone wanted to know how a Cronut is made and an easy, at-home Cronut recipe. Approaching four months of existence, the Cronut is showing no signs of slowing down in popularity. In fact, its inventor, Dominique Ansel, has just signed a cookbook deal. Expect the official Cronut recipe by October 2014. 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And now, Taylor Hall turning into Yojimbo to slash Zbynek Michalek in the third period of Edmonton's 3-1 loss to the Phoenix. Just straight-up raising a hockey stick over his head and trying to cut a man open from withers to brisket. Spoiler alert: No penalty was called. Whoops!
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A 39-year-old teacher is in critical condition after a head-on car crash in Lorain County.
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Troopers say 79-year-old Donald Kneisel was driving a pick-up truck westbound on Russia Road, when he went left of center and slammed into a Toyota Camry.
The Camry was driven by 39-year-old James Muth. He is now at Metro in critical condition.
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These are my first set of snowshoes so I don't have anything to compare them to. The bindings are easy to use and comfortable. When I used these on somewhat packed snow they worked great, I was able to walk the same as I normally do and it didn't seam like I had anything but hiking boots on.
I also had a chance to use these snowshoes in deep powder when I went off the trail. With my gear I weigh around 185 lbs so I am towards the upper limit for powder but still under the 190 lb suggested powder limit. I sank into the snow more than I would have liked but was able to get around OK with the help of my trekking poles. I traced my steps back to the trail by stepping in the same places as my way into the woods I was able to walk with no problem and no further sinking into the snow.
Overall I enjoyed using these snowshoes and they would be excellent for people who stay on a trail or walk on somewhat packed snow. If you plan on using them in deep powder they still work ok but I would imagine that a longer snowshoe would be better. Bottom line, Great for trails, OK in powder, Very comfortable and Light.
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I love mine. I particularly like the ease of use. Great shoe. The only reason I don't rate it higher is something must be wrong with it.
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Tubbs Flex NRG 24 Snowshoes (pair)The Tubbs Flex NRG 24 Snowshoes is the gold standard for ergonomic comfort, combining the patented Soft Strike zone with the biomechanically designed FLEX Tail. Ideal for fitness and recreational activities, its slim, deck shape allows you to move naturally and securely. Its advanced Torsion Deck design adapts to different snow conditions, with its decks allowing torsional articulation, enhancing traction, biomechanics and comfort on uneven terrain. Snow Brakes and Soft Strike zone features aid in weighted traction, allowing for a quiet overall experience while snowshoeing. These shoes' Rotating Toe Cord design enables the tail of the snowshoe to drop and snow to shed off the tail, reducing cardio-respiratory strain by 7%. Featuring the gender-specific 180 Pro (180 series binding) integrating the extended rigid Control Wings, a locking heel strap, and a contoured, padded upper, assures you of pressure-free comfort and added warmth. Maximizing weighted traction and responsiveness, these snowshoes are designed with a Carbon steel toe crampon and 3D curved Traction Rails, ensuring superior side-hill grip in hard or icy conditions. With unique features incorporated into the design of the Tubbs Flex NRG 24 Snowshoes, one is assured of the highest level of comfort, safety, and durability.
- SunnySports refers to the men's version
The FLEX NRG is the gold standard for ergonomic comfort. The patented Soft Strike zone, which acts like the shock-absorbing midsole in your athletic shoes to absorb shock and reduce footslap noise, coupled with the biomechanically-designed FLEX Tail makes the FLEX NRG a dream for your joints. With the set-and-forget 180FLEX binding, and the FLEX Series 3D-curved Traction rails, the FLEX NRG is designed to keep you secure for your all-day treks. Increased taper of the tail enhances maneuverability Ergonomically and biomechanically designed FLEX Tail absorbs shock from heel strike Torsion Deck design adapts to variable snow conditions underfoot by allowing torsional articulation throughout the body of the snowshoe Rotating Toe Cord design enables the tail of the snowshoe to drop and snow to shed off the tail 180FLEX binding combines step-in convenience with Control Wing technology for secure, pressure free support Carbon steel toe crampon maximizes weighted traction and responsiveness while 3D curved Traction Rails ensure superior side-hill grip in hard or icy conditions Progressive molded Snow Brakes on the deck as well as the Soft Strike zone improve weighted traction
- OMCgear refers to the men's version
Ditch the treadmill and the stairstepper, because the Tubbs Men's Flex NRG Snowshoes will allow you to keep up your fitness routine in the dead of winter. The NRG's Flex Tail technology allows the snowshoe to roll more naturally underfoot from heel-strike to toe-off, so you can walk or even jog with a more natural-feeling gait. Tubbs gave the Flex NRG its patented Soft Strike Zone under the heel of the binding to make your walk, hike, or run easier on your joints.
- Backcountry.com refers to the men's version
CLOSEOUTS . Tubbs' Flex NRG snowshoes offer all-day comfort on packed and variable snow thanks to the FLEX tail design, flexible Torsion Deck and the Soft Strike Zone that absorbs shock just like the midsole in your running shoes. Available Colors: GREY/BLACK, GREY/RED.
- Sierra Trading Post refers to the men's version
Tubbs Flex NRG
$85.48 - $149.95
MSRP: $179.95 (men's)
where to buy:
$138.94 OMCgear (men's)
$119.95 SunnySports (men's)
$85.48 Backcountry.com (women's)
$123.47 Backcountry.com (men's)


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Governor Steve Beshear has announced an expansion for global cosmetics and hair care manufacturer L'Oréal USA, which plans to add 211 jobs and invest more than $42 million in Northern KEntucky.
Gov. Beshear met with L'Oréal officials in Paris during an economic development trip to Europe this summer to discuss the company's Kentucky footprint and growth opportunities.
"L'Oréal is a household name, a global brand and a leader in its industry," said Gov. Beshear. "We're proud to have L'Oréal in northern Kentucky and excited to see more than 200 new jobs and a $42 million investment on the way. The Commonwealth's partnership with L'Oréal demonstrates the quality of workforce in northern Kentucky, as well as the advantages that come with such an ideal location for business."
"L'Oréal's business is growing globally, and the expansion will enable us to meet increased consumer demand for the popular hair care brands we are producing in Kentucky," said Eric Wolff, plant manager. "The Florence plant is a center of manufacturing excellence for the L'Oréal Group, and the decision to expand US production here will result in significant economic benefit for Kentuckians."
Kentucky's foreign direct investment (FDI) continues to grow, as the Commonwealth is now home to more than 420 foreign-owned companies from 30 nations, employing nearly 78,000 people. European-owned companies represent a large portion of that FDI, with approximately 180 companies that employ nearly 26,600 people.
To encourage the investment and job growth in Northern Kentucky, the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority (KEDFA) preliminarily approved the company for tax incentives up to $5 million through the Kentucky Business Investment program. The performance-based incentive allows a company to keep a portion of its investment over the term of the agreement through corporate income tax credits and wage assessments by meeting job and investment targets.
KEDFA also approved L'Oréal for tax benefits up to $800,000 through the Kentucky Enterprise Initiative Act, which allows approved companies to recoup Kentucky sales and use tax on construction costs, building fixtures, equipment used in research and development and electronic processing equipment.
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