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Sports Blog: Missouri soccer edges out North Carolina in exhibition match
Posted to Sports Blog by Bruno Vernaschi on Aug. 16, 2014 at 7:48 p.m.
With goals from sophomore Rachel Hignett and senior Taylor Grant, Missouri beat No. 4 North Carolina 2-1 in an exhibition match Friday in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The first chance to get on the board for Missouri came in the 36th minute with a shot by Hignett into the left ...
In Print: Missouri soccer season ends in disappointment
By Kyle Lock | Nov. 6, 2013
Missouri finished 8-9-3, 4-4-3 SEC.
Athletics to roll out new stat tracking software
By Amanda Byler | Aug. 3, 2013
StatBroadcast will become available in August.
Sports Blog: Hu earns Academic All-American Honors
Posted to Sports Blog by Jack Witthaus on Dec. 1, 2012 at 4:55 p.m.
Playing every minute in all but one game this season, senior defender Allison Hu has shown her dedication on the field. Yesterday, though, Hu demonstrated her off-the-field capabilities. The College Information Sports Directors of America named Hu to the Capital One Academic All-America Division I Women's soccer team. Hu ...
In Print: Missouri snags NCAA tournament bid
By Jack Witthaus | Nov. 6, 2012
After a 14-7 finish, soccer will host Illinois in the first round.
In Print: Bryan Blitz, Gerald Guerrieri to meet once more in pivotal contest
By Jack Witthaus | Oct. 23, 2012
Soccer coach Bryan Blitz will face former teammate Gerald Guerrieri on Thursday.
Tigers shoot past Commodores
By Joe Trezza | Sept. 23, 2012
Missouri outshot Vanderbilt 39-6 in the 2-0 victory to stay unbeaten in the SEC.
In Print: Behind the scenes: Krentz opens curtain to team's success
By Jack Witthaus | Sept. 7, 2012
Haley Krentz opens her senior season leading the SEC in assists and her team's high-powered attack.
In Print: Tigers dealt first loss to Ohio State
By Joe Trezza | Sept. 7, 2012
The No. 13 Missouri women's soccer team suffered its first loss of the season Thursday night, dropping a debilitating overtime match 1-0 to the Ohio State Buckeyes (4-2) in Columbus, Ohio. After 90 minutes of play, during which neither squad was able to score, the first overtime period lasted ...
Sports Blog: Tigers blanked by SMU in preseason exhibition
Posted to Sports Blog by Jack Witthaus on Aug. 12, 2012 at 12:05 a.m.
On Saturday night, the Missouri women's soccer team was blanked 4-0 by Southern Methodist during a toasty preseason exhibition game in Dallas, Texas, that hovered in the mid-90s. Missouri sophomore goaltender McKenzie Sauerwein took the loss against the Mustangs. Sauerwein allowed three goals before halftime, including a goal within ...
Sports Blog: Aggies eliminate Tigers from Big 12 soccer tournament
Posted to Sports Blog by Ryan Hood on Nov. 5, 2011 at 3:01 p.m.
The Missouri soccer team was bounced from the Big 12 Tournament Friday night, as the Texas A&M Aggies posted a clean sheet against the Tigers en route to a 3-0 semi-final victory. An A&M goal in the 16th minute would hold up as the winner, but the Aggies ...
In Print: Tigers prepare for senior night sendoff
By Ryan Hood | Oct. 28, 2011
Both coaches and teammates dedicated practices this week to outgoing seniors.
Sports Blog: MU offense explodes against Oklahoma
Posted to Sports Blog by Ryan Hood on Oct. 16, 2011 at 7:02 p.m.
After scoring just three goals in their first five Big 12 games, Missouri's offense exploded Sunday afternoon for a 5-2 victory over Oklahoma in Norman. The win improved MU's record to 11-6 overall and 2-4 in Big 12 Conference play, while the loss dropped the Sooners to 6-10 ...
In Print: Tigers split pair vs. visiting Texas schools
By Ryan Hood | Oct. 4, 2011
MU defeated No. 24 Texas A&M on Friday before falling to Texas on Sunday.
Two newcomers make impact for MU soccer
By Ryan Hood | Oct. 4, 2011
Freshman Kaysie Clark and junior Allison Hu have been integral to the team's improvements from last season.
Longhorns overcome early deficit to defeat Missouri
By Ryan Hood | Oct. 2, 2011
The Tigers could not hold onto an early lead and fell to 1-3 in conference play.
Clark's goal holds up as Tigers earn first Big 12 victory
By Ryan Hood | Oct. 1, 2011
The highly-touted freshman finally notched her first collegiate goal to give Missouri a 1-0 over Texas A&M.
Sports Blog: Tigers lose Big 12 opener to Texas Tech
Posted to Sports Blog by Ryan Hood on Sept. 24, 2011 at 12:44 p.m.
Missouri has kicked off the conference portion of their schedule inauspiciously, as they dropped their Big 12 opener 1-0 to the Texas Tech Red Raiders. An early goal would prove to be all that TT needed for victory Friday night in Lubbock, Texas, as last year's Big 12 rookie ...
In Print: Keeping score: A preview of Missouri's Big 12 path
By Jordan Kuehne and Ryan Hood | Sept. 23, 2011
The Tigers will first play against Texas Tech.
In Print: Strong schedule shapes season for Tigers' soccer
By Jordan Kuehne | Sept. 20, 2011
Coach Bryan Blitz believes a challenging non-conference slate has prepared his squad for Big 12 play.
Tigers escape victorious against UM-Kansas City
By Ryan Hood | Sept. 18, 2011
Alyssa Diggs played a part in all three goals in the win over UM-Kansas City on Sunday.
Florida upends Tigers behind pair of Speese goals
By Jordan Kuehne | Sept. 17, 2011
Annie Speese came off the Gators' bench to net two key tallies to end Missouri's seven-game winning streak.
In Print: Emphasis on defense pays dividends for MU soccer
By Ryan Hood | Sept. 16, 2011
Behind stout defense, the Tigers have won seven straight and have recorded four consecutive shutouts.
Sports Blog: Tigers take Sun Devil Invitational title
Posted to Sports Blog by Ryan Hood on Sept. 11, 2011 at 11:45 p.m.
The Missouri soccer team claimed the Sun Devil Invitational title Sunday afternoon after defeating host Arizona State by a score of 1-0. The game remained nodded up at nil-nil until MU freshman Abi Raymer found her way onto the score sheet after blasting a shot past the ASU keeper from ...
Sports Blog: Missouri soccer extends win streak to six in Arizona
Posted to Sports Blog by Jordan Kuehne on Sept. 10, 2011 at 5:00 p.m.
At least one Missouri team notched a win in Tempe, Ariz., last night. Hours before the football team suffered a heartbreaking defeat to Arizona State, the No. 18 Tigers women's soccer squad scored a sixth consecutive triumph, prevailing on a tally from sophomore forward Brooke Williams in the 75th ...
In Print: Tigers put streak to the Tempe test
By Ryan Hood | Sept. 9, 2011
Winners of five straight games, Missouri soccer is heading south to play Arizona and Arizona State.
Tigers keep clean sheet in fourth consecutive win
By Jordan Kuehne | Sept. 3, 2011
Dominique Richardson netted an early tally and Missouri prevented Northern Arizona from firing a single shot on goal for a 3-0 win.
In Print: Missouri looks to keep streak alive against Northern Arizona, TCU
By Jordan Kuehne | Sept. 2, 2011
Heavy favorites against Northern Arizona and TCU, the Tigers hope to make it to five consecutive wins.
In Print: Sauerwein gains edge in net for Missouri Tigers
By Jordan Kuehne | Aug. 30, 2011
A strong weekend performance may have cemented the redshirt freshman's starting job.
In Print: Wins over Ohio State, Purdue provide answers for young Missouri squad
By Ryan Hood | Aug. 30, 2011
Tigers soccer got plenty of offensive production in two weekend wins.
Tigers rout Purdue to close out upset weekend
By Jordan Kuehne | Aug. 29, 2011
MU improved to 3-1 with the 4-2 victory, which followed up a Friday night upset of seventh-ranked Ohio State.
Missouri soccer upsets powerhouse Ohio State
By Ryan Hood | Aug. 27, 2011
Dominique Richardson notched the lone goal in the Tigers' victory over the top-ranked Buckeyes.
In Print: Kaysie Clark, newcomers make impact for Missouri
By Ryan Hood | Aug. 23, 2011
Coach Bryan Blitz hopes his reliance on freshmen will pay off this season.
In Print: Alyssa Diggs leads the way for Missouri Tigers in 4-1 win
By Jordan Kuehne | Aug. 23, 2011
Experienced play paves the way for a dynamic freshman class to score a victory in Sunday's soccer home opener.
Missouri newcomers shake off nerves in draw with Illinois
By Ryan Hood | Aug. 13, 2011
Danielle Nottingham notched the first score of the season for a MU team in the 1-1 tie.
In Print: Tiger soccer ends season with loss to Cornhuskers
By Pat Iversen | Nov. 5, 2010
The Tigers finished the season with a 7-10-2 record.
In Print: Tigers clinch spot in Big 12 tournament
By Pat Iversen and Zach Miller | Oct. 26, 2010
The Tigers earned two victories this weekend to improve their record to 5-4 in conference play.
In Print: Seniors lead Missouri soccer through final three games
By Pat Iversen | Oct. 22, 2010
The Tigers sit in eighth place in conference with a record of 3-4.
In Print: Missouri soccer falls to Texas A&M in final home game
By Zach Miller | Oct. 19, 2010
The game was televised on ESPNU for a national audience.
In Print: Tiger soccer falls to Aggies 4-2
By Pat Iversen | Oct. 19, 2010
The Tigers are currently seventh in the Big 12 and have lost four of their last six games.
Missouri soccer sparks comeback for 3-2 win
By Zach Miller | Oct. 17, 2010
The Tigers came back from a 2-0 deficit to earn the victory.
In Print: Soccer player's performance under pressure stems from football past
By Pat Iversen | Oct. 15, 2010
Sophomore defender Jessica Greer has high school football experience.
In Print: Sports Shorts: Soccer to face Texas on Saturday.
By John Montesantos and Zach Mink | Oct. 15, 2010
Soccer After going 1-1 on the road against Colorado and Nebraska, the Tigers return home to continue conference play against Texas on Friday. The Tigers (5-6-2, 3-2-0) outlasted the Buffaloes 1-0 Oct. 8. Sophomore defender Jessica Greer scored the game-winning goal in the second half for the Tigers. Missouri couldn ...
In Print: North Texas ties draws Missouri soccer freshmen together
By Pat Iversen | Oct. 12, 2010
Four Missouri players hail from the Lone Star state.
In Print: Bonnick's two goals lead Missouri Soccer past Oklahoma
By Pat Iversen | Oct. 5, 2010
The senior is leading the team with seven goals on the season.
In Print: Seniors lead way for Tiger soccer
By Zach Miller | Oct. 5, 2010
After a dismal start to the season, the Tigers have started strong in conference play with a 2-1 record.
Sports Blog: Missouri loses 3-1 to No. 8 Oklahoma State
Posted to Sports Blog by Zach Miller on Oct. 2, 2010 at 2:14 p.m.
The Missouri Women's Soccer team lost 3-1 to No. 8 Oklahoma State at home on Friday night. Most of the scoring came in the first fifteen minutes of the game, where Oklahoma State jumped out to a 3-1 lead. In the sixth minute, Oklahoma State scored off of a ...
In Print: Bench plays key role in Missouri soccer victory
By Pat Iversen | Sept. 28, 2010
Junior reserve Mallory Stipetich assisted senior Krista Krause on the go-ahead goal for the victory.
In Print: Missouri takes down Kansas 4-1 in Border Showdown
By Zach Miller | Sept. 28, 2010
The Tigers continue conference play with games against Oklahoma State and Oklahoma this week.
In Print: Sports shorts: Simmons, Smith out for Miami of Ohio game
By Zach Mink | Sept. 24, 2010
An overview of Missouri sports
In Print: Tiger soccer prepares for Border Showdown
By Pat Iversen | Sept. 24, 2010
The Tigers start Big 12 play with a 2-4-2 record on the season.
In Print: Missouri soccer falls to Milwaukee in final non-conference game
By Pat Iversen | Sept. 21, 2010
The Tigers enter conference play with a record of 2-4-2 on the season.
In Print: Analysis: Tiger defense needs to step up in conference play
By Zach Miller | Sept. 21, 2010
Missouri soccer opens conference play against Kansas on Thursday.
Tiger soccer takes 3-2 comeback win
By Zach Miller | Sept. 19, 2010
Missouri came back from a 2-0 deficit to earn the victory.
In Print: Pritzen brings veteran presence to Missouri soccer
By Pat Iversen | Sept. 17, 2010
The senior's maturity is helping develop the younger Tiger players.
In Print: Bonnick scores fourth in victory
By Zach Miller | Sept. 14, 2010
The forward helped Missouri earn its first win of the season against Arkansas on Saturday.
In Print: Sports Shorts: Missouri basketball announces full 2010-11 schedule
By Zach Mink | Sept. 14, 2010
Basketball The Missouri Tigers basketball team announced the 2010-11 schedule Monday. The Tigers have put together a challenging year, facing the powerhouse Georgetown Hoyas as well as the rising Illinois Fighting Illini. The games will be played in Kansas City and St. Louis, respectively. Another notable scheduling is the 2010 ...
Blitz gets 200th career win as Tigers blank Razorbacks 4-0
By Pat Iversen | Sept. 11, 2010
Missouri earned its first win of the season.
In Print: Missouri soccer's Blitz nearing career milestone
By Pat Iversen | Sept. 10, 2010
The 14-year Tiger coach needs one win to reach 200 for his career.
In Print: Sports shorts
By Zach Mink | Sept. 10, 2010
Football Tiger defensive end Aldon Smith had a career game against the Fighting Illini on Saturday, leading the defense with 10 tackles and two sacks. The sophomore was rewarded Tuesday when he was named Big 12 co-Defensive Player of the Week along with Keenan Robinson of Texas. Smith has had ...
Sports Blog: Women's soccer ties with Northwestern
Posted to Sports Blog by Pat Iversen on Sept. 4, 2010 at 12:00 a.m.
For the second time in two games, the Missouri Tigers soccer played their opponent through two overtimes on Sunday. Once again, no winner was decided as the Tigers finished their game at Northwestern with a 1-1 draw. The draw brings Missouri's record to 0-3-2 and signals the end of ...
In Print: Nottingham off to fast start for Tiger soccer
By Zach Miller | Sept. 3, 2010
The freshman scored two goals in her first scrimmage against Illinois.
Sports Blog: Missouri soccer draws with DePaul
Posted to Sports Blog by Pat Iversen on Sept. 3, 2010 at 12:00 a.m.
Weather, time and luck worked against the Missouri Tigers in Chicago on Saturday aftermoon. The Tigers faced 40-mph winds and multiple close chances, eventually fighting to a 1-1 draw against the DePaul Blue Demons. The loss dropped Missouri to 0-3-1 on the season. Only five shots combined were taken in ...
In Print: Tigers drop two at Carolina Nike Classic
By Pat Iversen | Aug. 31, 2010
The Tigers fell to No. 19 Duke and back-to-back national champion North Carolina at the tournament.
Sports Blog: Missouri soccer drops two in Chapel Hill
Posted to Sports Blog by Zach Miller on Aug. 29, 2010 at 9:28 p.m.
Missouri soccer lost both games of the North Carolina Tournament in Chapel Hill this weekend. The Tigers lost to No. 19 Duke 3-1 on Friday, and to No. 1 North Carolina on Sunday. Missouri took a 1-0 lead into halftime against Duke following a goal in the twenty-fourth minute. Senior ...
In Print: Sports shorts
By Zach Mink | Aug. 27, 2010
Sports Shorts Soccer The Tigers dropped the season opener to the Maryland Terrapins 3-2, despite freshman Dominique Richardson's first career goal. Missouri looks to get back on track at the Carolina Nike Classic in Chapel Hill, N.C. this weekend. The Tigers will square off against the No. 25 ...
In Print: Missouri soccer Big 12 preview
By Pat Iversen and Zach Miller | Aug. 24, 2010
Sept. 24 vs. Kansas Key Player: Sophomore forward Whitney Berry started all 22 games for the Jayhawks as a sophomore last season. Key Statistic: The Jayhawks were 7-2 at home last season but just 3-4-1 at home. Kansas plays at Missouri this season. Keys to the game: Missouri will have ...
Sports Blog: Missouri soccer falls to Maryland 3-2
Posted to Sports Blog by Pat Iversen on Aug. 22, 2010 at 4:33 p.m.
After the season opener Friday against Belmont was declared a no-contest due to weather, the Missouri Tigers soccer team took to the road to play the No. 16 Maryland Terrapins on Sunday morning. After taking an early lead, the Tigers succumbed to the Terrapins' consistent pressure and were defeated 3-2 ...
In Print: Soccer ends season with loss to Illinois
By Alex Ruppenthal | Nov. 16, 2008
The Tigers missed several chances in the closing minutes and lost on penalty kicks.


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UC to Host Domestic Violence Forum
Educational Forum Open to Public
Written By Abby Hansen '13, PR Intern
Forum is free, open to public
Utica, NY (10/24/2012)- Nearly three out of four Americans know someone who is or has been a victim of domestic violence. Utica College will host a domestic violence forum on Wednesday, Oct. 31 in the Carbone Family Auditorium, in the Economic Crime, Justice Studies and Cybersecurity building. The forum, which is free and open to the public, will be held at 3 p.m.
A panel discussion will include Hon. Bernadette Clark, New York State Supreme Court; Hon. Randall Caldwell, Presiding Supreme Court Justice for Oneida County Integrated Domestic Violence Court; and Dawn Lupi, Oneida County First Assistant District Attorney. Speakers will also include Chief Mark Williams, Utica Police Department; Investigator Elizabeth Shanley, Utica Police Department Domestic Violence Unit; Kelly M. Virkler, a licensed mental health counselor at the Neighborhood Center; Alan Goldenbach, assistant professor of journalism at UC and former Washington Post reporter; and Deb Galotti, director, YWCA of the Mohawk Valley Crisis Services.
For more information about the forum, contact the Economic Crime, Justice Studies and Cybersecurity program office at Utica College, at firstname.lastname@example.com or (315) 223-2559.
About Utica College- Utica College, founded in 1946, is a comprehensive private institution offering bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees. The College, located in upstate central New York, approximately 90 miles west of Albany and 50 miles east of Syracuse, currently enrolls over 3,700 students in 37 undergraduate majors, 27 minors, 22 master's and two doctoral degree programs.
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VIDEO: Broadway's Rena Strober Debuts Music Video for CRAZY TRAIN, with Tina Guo
Renabird productions has announced the release of CRAZY TRAIN: THE WIZARD OF OZZY music video! This Ozzy Osbourne cover features vocals by Broadway veteran Rena Strober and electric cello by critically acclaimed cellist Tina Guo. Check it out below, or on YouTube!
From New York to Los Angeles, Rena Strober is praised for her Broadway performances, TV roles and her 1-woman show Spaghetti & Matzo Balls! She has also received rave reviews for her album FINDING HOME.
Rena appeared on Broadway as Cosette in LES MISERABLES, and starred opposite Betty Buckely, Peter Scolari & Tuc Watkins in the Off-Broadway comedy WHITE'S LIES. Recently Rena was seen in L.A. opposite French Stewart in the critically acclaimed play Stoneface which is currently nominated for 2 BroadwayWorld Awards. She toured the country with FIDDLER ON THE ROOF as Tzeitel playing opposite Topol, Harvey Fierstein & Theo Bikel. She originated the role of Tonya in the pre-Broadway production of ZHIVAGO (Directed by Des McNuff) at the La Jolla Playhouse for which she was awarded the Outer Critics Circle Award.
Rena has become the National Anthem singer for NASA launches in Florida & events at JPL in Los Angeles. She has also sung at home plate for the NY METS and on the celebrity dais for the NY Friar's Roasts of Donald Trump, Pat Cooper and Don King.
Today Rena is recognized mostly for her purple bra and goofy dancing in the National Playtex bra commercials. She currently lives in LA where she works extensively in the animation and music world. Also, be sure to check out her YouTube channel, as well.
Tina Guo has already developed a fascinating international multi-faceted performing career as a solo classical cellist, rock/metal/fusion electric cellist, and acclaimed recording artist known for her distinctive sound and improvisatory style in major motion picture, video game, and television scores. Tina is currently the featured soloist on the electric cello in Cirque du Soleil's Michael Jackson "The Immortal" World Tour.
Tina performed at the Grammy's with the Foo Fighters, at the MTV Movie Awards, American Idol, at Comic Con in San Diego featured on the electric cello in the Battlestar Galactica Orchestra, and with Brazilian guitarist Victor Biglione in a Jimi Hendrix Tribute Concert at the Copacabana Palace in Rio de Janiero. Tina was featured on New Jack Swing Legend Al. B Sure's new single, "I Love It" and appeared with him in Billboard Magazine. She is the featured cello and electric cello soloist for Hans Zimmer's score for Sherlock Holmes and John Debney's Iron Man 2score.
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We thought you'd like a Panda to get the week going. From Flickr user Marc B.
Welcome Back From The Long Weekend!
I Want This BAMBOO
[And I want it NOW!]
ふわふわパンダ!(Fluffy Panda!)
The video is outstanding- just nothing but furry bellehs rolling around munching out on bamboo.
…make sure you turn the speakers up. The music is
bizarre just as good, if not better than the video, er, movie.
YouTube says: "Original music 'Fluffy Panda!' by Sera Amagi, song and lyrics, and Anpan_Ogura, composition, with movies by mrpenta.
Yeah, Those Are Panda Puppies
The owner of these puppies in Yancheng, Jiangsu, China says six little guys were born last month and half of them looked just like…PANDAS. This story was originally seen on the trusty RocketNews24 but we went further, over to ChinaNews.com- and got this most helpful report. (Photos originated there too.) This should explain everything. Maybe.
"Yancheng three puppies Resembling panda Meng turned everyone. [Lead] black eye, black ears, chubby physique, occasionally eat leaves, you see not the giant pandas, which are less than a month newborn puppies. Recently, Jiangsu Yancheng resembles a panda's three dogs became a star, their sprouting state attracted residents."
It's Mine! MINE!
Get your own hypnosynthetic stereophrenic magical pleasure orb!
This Snow Thing Ain't So Bad After All
….if you happen to be Giant Panda Da Mao at the Toronto Zoo!
As seen on VVV.
With All That Blorp, Who Needs A Sled?
Check out this Chubbular Panda at the Toronto Zoo (is it Er Shun or Da Mao?)- it's all downhill from here on! (Note: doesn't appear to be any sound on this clip.)
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My Wake Up Make-Up
This why emo pandas shouldn't fall asleep with makeups on.
"A baby panda named 'Yuan Zai' peers out from its crib at the Taipei City Zoo in Taipei, Taiwan, on August 26, 2013." Via Hungeree.com
THIS JUST IN: It's A Girl! (Updated!)
Panda-monium (I know it's a cliché, but it fits, yo) at the National Zoo this morning, folks. According to the Zoo's FB page, "Genetics confirmed that our panda cub is a girl! Further, the paternity analysis shows that her father is Tian Tian."
Another assist from Cuteporter Nicole, who is driving through Virginia while battling with Siri on her iPhone. ("Siri is not good with commands to attach videos.") Washington Post photo sent in by Jennifer K.
PS- Check the Panda Cam here- but give it a minute, the whole world is watching.
THIS JUST IN! The Long National Wait Is Almost OVER
Tomorrow morning, The Smithsonian's National Zoo will be announcing the sex and paternity of their new panda cub! We will bring you the latest info, natch.
(Thanks to Maniac Cuteporter Nicole K., who is apparently highly caffeinated and is gonna stay up all night for this.)


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Scenes from 1938 Carnival of Swing concert on Randall's Island, NY. It is considered the first outdoor jazz festival.
I love that first panel. See how we get taken by the music? These are our grand and great grand parents all turnt up.
This is beautiful.
whoa, it's intergrated
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ROADS: Accident on A361 in Beckington
In Somerset, the A361 is closed following a serious accident between the A36 Beckington roundabout and Rode Hill in Rode. It happened at 8.15 am and accident investigation work is expected to take most of the morning.
It is causing delays in the area and Faresaver X34 buses are affected.


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Serial Purse-Snatchers Strike Again On Long Island
Another woman has been targeted and attacked on her driveway on Long Island, and police say it's the same group of purse-snatching thieves who have struck throughout Nassau County.
L.I. Cops Look For Man Who Allegedly Followed Students
Twice last month, students at Island Trees High School in Levittown reported being followed by a man in a white van. Nassau County police said he drove alongside the students, circled back, and then followed them again.
Cops: Serial Purse Snatchers Strike Again On L.I.
Investigators say two suspects who have allegedly been snatching purses from women on Long Island have struck again.
$5,000 Reward Offered In L.I. Purse-Snatchings Case
The violent purse-snatchers have struck again, attacking two more women on Long Island. At least nine women have been terrorized over the past three weeks.
Violent Purse-Snatchers Terrorize Elderly On L.I.
Police are searching on Long Island for two men who have gone on a violent purse-snatching spree, terrorizing at least seven senior citizens.
L.I. Teen Accused Of Threat Against School
A 17-year-old boy has been arrested for allegedly scrawling a terrorist threat against a Long Island high school on the bleachers of a park.
Long Island School Evacuated Because Of Odor
Children from grades 2, 3, and 4 were evacuated and taken to a nearby school.
A former Nassau County correction officer already accused of raping and sexually abusing female inmates pleaded not guilty to a new round of criminal charges.


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Man, I can't believe it's August. A lot of stuff got in the way over the summer. I'm working real hard on some things. Also, I might have some stuff some of you might like to do. (If you feel like doing them, that is.)
1. Sonic the Hedgehog Dies At The End.
I've been working hard on this one. Didn't make much time due to summer stuff. I'll try to get back on it. By the way, I'm still open to anyone who wants to do a comic series and animation series based on it. Maybe even pics.
2. Sonic Zombie World.
Been working hard on this one, too. I think I might get around to doing more of it. Depends on how much free time I have. Still open to anyone wants to join. You can send a link of your character(s) and maybe a choice of weaponry you would like to use. Plus, if you want to do pics, comics or animation based on it, feel free to.
3. Total Drama Pahtikew Island Sonic Version.
Planning on doing this series. Still open to anyone who wants to join. Here's a link to the journal if you need some information about it.
4. Sonic the Hedgehog Post-Apocalyptic Future.
I think I did a great job on that. I made character designs of Sonic and Friends of what I think they would look like in a post-apocalyptic future. I'm always open to anyone who wants to do pics of them. Maybe even sprites.
5. J.C. the Hybrid's Family.
I'm still planning on doing more of J.C. the Hybrid's family. I couldn't make time for them because of some stuff going on over the summer. I'll get around to it more. And if some of you want, I could let you guys draw them. I'm even planning on doing something about J.C. and Suki setting off on a journey to fins their family. That would be perfect for a sprite animation, even for SSS Show. If anyone does sprite animations on YouTube, you can use that story and my characters, if you want. you have my permission.
6. Sonic gets a Mansion.
To be honest, I haven't gotten around to doing this since 2012. A couple of years from now. The idea came to me while watching the Sonic, Shadow and Silver Show, also know as SSS Show on YouTube. It inspired me to do this. I'm not sure when I'll do more of it. I even had thoughts about adding my characters, my friends' characters, (if they want to join or have permission) and who knows. Maybe some of you could do animation on this. Even add the story about J.C. and Suki setting off on a journey to find their family.
I'll try to do more work if I can. Some things might get in the way, plus I have plans on finding a job. Depends if I'll make time to do more stuff. Even on weekends. Also, Also, feel free to do some pics, comics and animations of some of the stories I've worked on and my characters. You have my permission. See you guys around.
By the way, I have some sad news. Robin Williams, one of the greatest actors ever, passed away today. He committed suicide at age 63. He was a great man who lived a wonderful and made millions of people happy. R.I.P. Robin Williams.


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Tuesday, July 26, 2005
I could have been a plumber
The wife said, "Devas, you can do it." I thought, probably not. "You replaced the faucet the last time it broke," she said, attempting to remind me. But what she didn't know was the last time it broke, I merely snapped the cheap plastic parts back together, and returned the newly bought faucet to Home Depot. This undertaking was going to be big, way over my head. "We'd better call in the professionals," I said, not wanting to be bothered with any faucets, pipes, or anything under the sink. "You can do it, my 'Wonderboy'," she said, pinching my backside. Ooh, just the thing to reactivate a brotha's innate plumbing instincts.
Without further ado, I went to work, emphatically, like a zulu ambush on a pygmie settlement, unless, that is, zulus love pygmies, and in that case, my metaphor is ruined. I stooped down to the floor and after compromising my spinal alignment, balled myself up and climbed in. First things first, looking around I analyzed my surroundings. No spiders.
The deed actually turned out to be rather simple. I turned off the spigot, finagled a clip-on lamp to just the right spot as not to electrocute myself in a puddle of lightening-laced water. My fingers intertwined themselves between plastic pipes, and rusted nuts. Water dripped occasionally, sullying my eyes and several times I jammed my head into the garbage disposal unit. Ouch!
But alas, the deed was finally done in just over an hour. I ran upstairs to collect my reward, not forgetting that little backside pinch. She was sleep. I read.
Mom (Mz. Gig) You would'a been proud.
Hot feet in Austin
Just on a fluke, I decided to leave my big and index toes in charge of keeping my footwear attached to my feet. They held on for dear life to a plastic strap carefully threaded between the four of them. They struggled to hold on as each flap-flap-flap of these floppy shoes slapped the back of my heels in these not-so-comfortable summertime shoes they call flip-flops or thongs. I'll never do this again, never! And I can't even imagine the kind that one wears on their butt.
Just plain hot
The only thing worse than driving a truck, engine profusly smoking from a broken air conditioner, and low oil, on a triple-digit hot day in an Austin traffic jam, is driving that truck with my son, singing a song, and asking questions back to back. "Dad, are we at swimming yet? Dad, are we at swimming, yet? Dad, are we at swimming, yet?"
21 comments:
- The Gig said...
LOL, LOL, LOL -- This post is tooo funny. You do have nice legs if I have to say so myself -- they must have come from yo pops. *big wide grin*
What's the difference in my talking in public about hemorroids and you implicating you are going upstairs to catch your sexy reward? ha, ha
Yes, Devas, I'm proud of your plumbing abilities. However, it looks as though you are putting pressure on your spine.
Spiders, eh -- though you told me you weren't afraid of them? ha, ha
Let's see, what can I do about that one? (Thinking out loud).
One last thing -- why don't you do something about that raggedy truck? Now putting the description of that on the public blog should be quite embarrassing.
- princessdominique said...
Yes I've got to give it to you, hurray for the "fix it man" in you! A little encouragement from wifey will go a long long long way.
- Nikki said...
Oooh, sexy legs. Look at you, Mr. Fix-it.
- **RPM** said...
I love your candor about going to Home Depot and letting them piece together your stuff. Nice.
You poor soul.
Broken air conditioning? Uncivilized. Hey - wanna come by and scoop up my dead cricket? **RPM got jokes**
- Jdid said...
I turned into the plumber two weeks ago too and with some luck i was able to fix the problem of course this means the next time there is a problem i'll be called again
yea no flip flops for me either
- Kim said...
Yeah for you! My faucet broke a few months back. I called the plumber. $900 later, I had a new faucet. Nope nothing else. Just a faucet. My husband was sick over the whole thing and vowed to redeem the situation. The next weekend, he replaced every other faucet in the house...all under $900! That plumbing can be tricky business!
- Phil Plasma said...
spiders, not worried.
plumbing, I've completely changed the kitchen faucet with success, not ever having done anything like it before. Patience is what was needed most.
Triple digits without A/C, sounds fun... ;-)
Up here we don't get triple digits.
- The Archivist said...
Seems like it would have been less painful for you to get a professional to do it.
- Rinda M. Byers said...
I never have to encourage my husband to fix anything around here. ALL I have to do is to try to fix it myself and let him find out that I am attempting this ALL on my ownsome...
I have persuaded him at long last that I can change light bulbs all on my own.
One time, I took of his hammers, the oldest, beatenest-up one, upstairs to my sewing room to do something a little privately creative up there with it. Once I convinced him that I HAD been using bricks to pound with instead, he finally let me 'borrow" his hammer for a little bit.
I decided right then and there that I desperately needed one of those new pink hammers made especially for women...mabye my mom or his mom will get it for me for Christmas. Wha? Wha What??????? You need a hammer? We have three already...what do you need another hammer for??
It's pink and it's pretty, and I want to hammer with it all by myself,t that's why....sigh...sigh..sigh...I do have the most fixedup house, though, and tons of jealous girlfriends....
- Friar Tuck said...
Gig--real men drive cars until they cant drive no more. LOL
Devas--Doesn't it always fill you with a sense of accomplishment when you accomplish what you do not think you can beforehand?
And....sorry you lost your reward. As a single man, no matter how much I am told different, I have this idea that those rewards will be available 24/7 once you are married--like on demand television. LOL.
- Don Tate II said...
@ Mz. Gig: I don't want a car payment. I'm driving that truck till it dies. And its on its last leg now.
@RPM: got your tag, I'm doing mine a bit different. Look see later this week.
@ Kim: wait till I tell the wife I saved her $900!
@ Rinda: a pink hammer! Oh, how girlie of you.
@ Clint (de bubba): No. Not happen that way.
- Brea said...
Great photo!!
- Lauren said...
As I look at that photo....I'm wondering, how in the world are you staying in the air? I just don't have the lower back strength...that's a position I'd never be able to be in. :-\ LOL
- Luke Cage said...
I was never a mr. Fixit kind of guy until after I got married. I was embarrassed to see most of that stuff was simply nuts and bolts, twist here, unlatch there kind of things. How little I knew then, but how much I know now. Good job on saving all of that money man!
- Oricon Ailin said...
LOL! Way to go Don!! Sorry no *reward* for you, but hey, you did accomplish something you didn't think you could. *smiles*
My fiance isn't the fixer-upper type. In fact, that is MY job. I am the tool person and the handywoman in the house. hehehe
Two weeks ago I spent an hour putting a new band on the 10 year old Maytag clothes dryer!! It was a pain the butt though!!! hehehe
Also, the flip flop things aren't too comfortable. Eeks!
- Meka said...
"unless, that is, zulus love pygmies, and in that case, my metaphor is ruined"
I actually laughed out loud at that one. Good post!
- The Gig said...
Clint -- he must be a REALLLL man then because that truck is beyond it's last legs -- it's on the second go round and then some.
- Positively Cheryl said...
LEGS!! I have a weakness for athletic legs. Lookin' good D!
Kids are wonderful aren't they? I used to be that eager and anxious kid that wanted to go swimming. I sure miss those days. On the air conditioning problem: I can totally relate because I was without air when it was 105 degrees last week -- dang near passed out on the highway because I couldn't breathe! I immediately had it fixed that night. Can't imagine you without air in Texas though...yikes!
I answered your 3d elephant question below your comment, but i'm not sure about your Photoshop question. I use it but i'm not understanding exactly what filter you're speaking of.
Take it ez!
- Myrah said...
You look like a regular "Snyder" fixin that sink there!! Ditto Gig on the legs!! Good Job!!
- Christopher M. Beatrice said...
Ok humm glad I don't have an island behind my sink cause there ain't no way I would have been under there like that. But plumbing is simple, I tell you what don't ever pay people for nothing most things you would cry at how simple they are. Bout the only thing I wouldn't try was A/C and furnace. I did all my own electric and plumbing. great job on gettin er fixed man.
- Varian Johnson said...
"...zulu ambush on a pygmie settlement."
Man, you are too funny!! I know you're an illustrator, but you've got to put the paintbrush down and get to typing. We need more brothas like you writing books.
Varian Johnson


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If history repeats itself, the Shamrockers will start late and Sutton will finish early.
The Stagecoach 400 is presented by Hub Cyclery of Idyllwild by Brendan and Mary Collier. Mary was featured in the movie "Ride the Divide," a mountain bike race through the Rockies from Canada to Mexico. Brendan is racing and camped last night in the mountains outside of San Diego.
Tonight, the insane and very crowded Shamrock St. Patrick's event takes over San Diego's Gaslamp district. I wonder if some tired riders will pedal off their waterfront course for a Guiness?
The riders are accomplishing something amazing. The slowest will complete the ride in five days, which still is remarkable. They'll ride 80 miles or more per day on dirt, which would be at least as hard as running marathons one day after another. They will camp or stay in hotels along the way.
I can barely comprehend how frontrunner Sutton is on pace to ride straight through.
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The Constitution of Kenya focuses on values of integrity, efficiency and effectiveness in work performance, citizen- centered and results-focused service delivery, In fulfilment of its constitutional mandate as provided under article 159 and responding to the high public expectations and demands for improved performance, the Judiciary has developed an Integrated Comprehensive and Institutional Transformation Framework. This Framework will enable the Judiciary to adopt a holistic approach that
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- By Chris Duncan
- May 1, 2014
CD rates still remain historically low, and it doesn't appear that 2014 is going to bring much relief. So what can you do to maximize your certificate of deposit interest rates? Here are five tips that can help you obtain the highest earnings possible.
1. Use the Web to Compare CD Rates
The internet is a treasure trove of information. Many banks and finance sites allow you to compare CD rates across the nation, and some even let you tailor your search to a region or city. Be mindful when you're searching on the web however, and pay attention to whether the institutions listed are FDIC- or NCUA-insured. The last thing you want is to have your money tied up in some off-shore bank.
Before making a deposit, remember the old adage: "If it seems too good to be true, it probably is."
Tailor your search based on what type of CD you want. If you're looking to invest more than $50,000 for example, try searching for "jumbo CD rates." You can also try "best CD rates" or "IRA CD rates."
2. Check Local Bank and Credit Union Rates
After searching the internet, you should have some ammunition for phone calls. Pick up the Yellow Pages or newspaper and call some local banks and credit unions. Some might be willing to match or beat the best CD rates that you found on the web. If they are, then you are able to keep your investment local. In addition, you might feel better receiving in-person service at a local branch.
3. Meet with Branch Managers
Branch managers often have incentives for bringing in new deposits. Their pay might be linked to the growth of their branches, so if you sit down with them and indicate your desire to open a new account, especially if it is a substantial deposit, you might get better interest rates than you would have otherwise.
Local bank and credit union branch managers often have some authority over rates; if you make them an attractive offer they might be able to make it happen. Moreover, if you are bringing them some loan business as well, you can further increase your leverage.
4. Call Local Brokers
Local brokers might have some CD deals available to them, especially if big banks are courting the brokered market.
Many large banks don't want to deal with small deposits, so they create a master CD that is sold in small pieces. The bank is able to deal with a single, large CD and therefore might pay a small premium. One of the potential draw backs for local brokers is that CDs don't pay as high of a commission as other investments. Thus, they will probably try to sell you something else first.
5. Try Alternative CD Products
Some banks offer CDs that don't necessarily have a set rate or term. Some of these CDs might offer a better overall interest rate than a traditional account.
Step-Up CDs: There is a predetermined time when the rate increases on these CDs. This could be something like a 16-month CD that experiences rate increases every four months.
Bump-Up CDs: These CDs give the depositor the option to increase their rate during the term if the bank's rates change. However, there are two problems with this type of CD: first, you have to constantly monitor rates and second, the bank actually has to move the rates on the term you purchased. If you purchased a special term, such as a 37-month CD, and the bank never raises the rate on that term, you won't be able to bump up your CD.
Indexed CDs: An indexed or market-linked CD's rate is tied to some sort of index, such as the DOW, S&P, NIKKEI, etc. Your rate is calculated based on average changes in the index during the term. This type of CD allows people to participate in the stock market while maintaining FDIC protection.
A typical CD might have a five-year term tied to the average change in the S&P. So, if the CD is opened when the S&P is at 1200, that is the starting point. Indexed CDs often look at quarterly changes. So, if in the first quarter it moves to 1250, that would be a gain of 4.16 percent. If it drops during the second quarter to 1225, that would be a loss of 2 percent. These changes would be averaged to determine your yield for the first year.
Sometimes these CDs have a floor, which means it won't pay less than a certain percentage, while some have a ceiling, meaning you won't receive a yield above a certain rate. The rate is often tied to more than one index and can, therefore, get quite complicated. Make sure you read all of the product details before investing.


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I really wish I twigged on to how to read Forge's speech before I finished reading Paranatural's backlog. :|
I don't know if this has been posted on here or not, but I'm pretty sure this was the
most confusinggreatest 39 seconds of my life.
the best thing about this picture is that the more you look at it the worse it gets
I don't think it's OK for me to talk about how much I love this outfit
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Remember Me
HAVE YOU EVER heard the classic line from losers — cudda, shudda, wudda?As a hunter who has experienced plenty of those through over 50 years of hunting, it should come as no surprise that it happened to me again last week.It began last Wednesday when a North Woods gobbler avoided becoming smoked turkey breast on my platter when an ill-timed interruption of another hunter saved the amorous bird at not only the 11th hour, but the 59th second as well.
THE FIRST LEG of the odyssey has been completed — unsuccessfully, I might add.As the second of six Wisconsin turkey seasons opened last Wednesday, I was prepared to show off my expert turkey calling while bringing in a big-boss gobbler for turkey hunting neophyte Dirty Doug McDrew.As things turned out, all I accomplished for my effort in Clark County was luring one porcupine and one squirrel which, combined with the fisher I called in a couple weeks ago while scouting for birds up here, might say a lot about my calling abilities. We headed for Thorp on Thursday afternoon, hoping to get in an hour or so of early evening hunting, but a cold, pouring rain which pelted the car's windshield from Wausau on west put a damper on that plan.Instead, we went over maps with my Birkebeiner skiing buddy, Mitch Eichman, on whose farm and two other properties we fully intended to find a gobbler for Doug.
PEOPLE WHO KNOW me know that much of my time outdoors is spent as —using the politically correct term — a hunter/gatherer.To put it in real terms, depending on the season, you might well find me trying to kill a buck, a wild turkey, wild ducks or, if on the water, trying to catch trout, bluegills, walleyes or northern pike; all of them to be put on my table for food.I dearly love my time spent outdoors with a rod and reel or gun in my hands, but truthfully, some of my very best outdoor outings have been those when I pursued nothing save the joy of being alive and alone in the wilds.
I BELIEVE I have found my calling.At age 62 it may be a bit late in life to be finding one's calling, but as they always say, better late than never.Actually I found this particular calling many, many years ago, but even though I have long tried to convince people of my abilities in the field, I never was able to produce conclusive proof until last weekend.The field of which I speak is the great outdoors, and the calling is the adept and expert manipulation of calls intended to fool such critters as ducks, turkeys, elk and deer.I have had just a one-time experience in trying to call in a bull elk and, seeing as how my one and only elk expedition to New Mexico saw me return with an unfilled tag, it might seem quite evident that my calling efforts left something to be desired.
THE OTHER DAY?while shopping at one of our local grocery stores, I came to the end of an aisle, looked to my left and saw a young gaffer, maybe 4 years old or so, running around in a small circle again, again and again.While his mother spent five minutes apparently trying to figure out what kind of apples to buy, the little guy never slowed up. Around and around he went in a circle about 6 feet in diameter, giggling and "wheeing" the whole time.
WHO WUDDA thunk it?If you had tried to tell me a month ago that I would be sliding my canoe into the lake of my choice in Vilas County on March 24 for an afternoon of fishing, I would have called you a fuzzy-headed dreamer, a half-baked idiot or perhaps something of an even more imaginative nature.Open-water fishing on March 24 in Vilas County —not possible.
I AM WHOLE AGAIN.After a forced separation of nearly four months, I have been reunited with the best friends I have ever known. It has been a very early, but a very welcome reunion.As of Monday I renewed acquaintances with some of my best friends, including Mr. and Mrs. Mallard, Mr. and Mrs. Wood Duck and Mr. and Mrs. Hooded Merganser.Yes, the ducks that are the love of my life are back, albeit a couple of weeks early, but unlike the freeloading black sheep cousin or uncle or in-law you hope will never come back for a visit, these friends are welcome in my neighborhood anytime, any place.
I DON'T KNOW what got us on the topic the other day, but somehow a small group of us "intellectuals" got into a discussion about emergency rooms. We decided that today's emergency rooms are abused by people with plush medical insurance plans.I know people who haul their kids to the emergency room at the first sign of a cough or hiccup. Every time they come home from such a visit, they bring with them a bucketful of pills prescribed, I suspect, by doctors who would rather do that than waste any more time than necessary being threatened by parents who are sure "Johnny" or "Susie" is deathly ill and whose life can only be spared by ingesting a bucketful of pills.
SO THERE IT is. The "blizzard" of 2012 is in the history books, and for the first time in a long time, the "blizzard of the year" really was a blizzard.Trust me, any time you have to shovel, plow and dig out from underneath 18 inches of snow in one day, it is a blizzard.But now that's done and over with and, at the risk of jinxing all of us, I will boldly proclaim that the end of winter will soon follow.That leads us, of course, into spring and a whole new world of outdoor opportunities.


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Sheriff's deputies find Santa Rita escapee riding bike in Dublin
Original post made on Jan 10, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, January 9, 2012, 4:41 PM
Comments (3)
on Jan 10, 2012 at 10:06 am
It was a bad day to be a hispanic male in Dublin yesterday...let me tell you!
on Jan 10, 2012 at 5:01 pm
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This harks back a few years to the time before the new jail was built. The old jail (WWII barracks with barbed wire around it) was located approximately where the Ufert Center is on Dublin Blvd (somewhere in that vicinity). The escapees were not hard to spot. Either they still had their jail clothing on or were shirtless. They usually headed to Santa Rita overpass at I580 to find a phone to call for someone to pick them up. Or were seen hitchhiking at the on-ramp westbound. If I recall correctly, an escape averaged at least one per week. The cops usually caught them right away if they were reported missing soon after slipping through wire. The jail was a big joke and finally the county spent the money to fix it.
on Jan 11, 2012 at 10:38 am
Jose, I could not help but chuckle at your comment. I can only imagine!!! Glad this dude was caught. Still would love to hear how he managed to escape. Crazy.
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Although I am fully aware that the Nyan Cat meme is about as old as Betty White in internet years, this ridiculous little two-week project was still a lot of fun, and was mainly for the purpose of determining how well I could pull off a wide range of musical styles in Logic. In a perfect world, this project would have been twice as long, but some genres are deceptively tough to reproduce with only a laptop at my disposal. In loving memory of Nyan Cat.
WARNING: There is a brief section about a minute in that makes use of a strobe effect. If you know you suffer from epilepsy, you may want to steer clear.
loved it i was upset when it ended make more MAKE MORE!!!!!!!!!!
This is the worst video I have seen on this website. I hate the nagging cat and everything about him! blam this piece of crap!
i make a darkpsy track using the music from nayan cat as intro :)
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If international shipping is damaged or partly missing during delivery,
the actual damage cost will be compensate within the limits of following guidance.
● Shipping method [EMS]: usually maximum of \20,000 is paid for the actual loss
● Shipping method [Air mail / SAL / surface] : Not Insurance
When EMS use, no charge up to the article value equivalent to 20,000yen.
Then premium (additional charge) of 50yen will be added per 20,000yen.
If you order more than 20,000yen (exclude shipping cost),
you have undertaken the procedure to enter additional charge for covers all fees.
To unsubscribe from covers all fees, please reply to our shop
with "not joining the insurance system" as main body of e-mail.
An early indication of your disposition to this matter would be very much appreciated.
[When your item is broken]
when the item is damaged and delivered to the receiver,
the latter has to preserve the postal item in the current condition and make a statement
regarding the missing part of the package or damaged item in the local Post Office.
Please follow the procedure below.
1. Hold on to broken items, package and shipping materials. They will be necessary when we apply compensation.
2. Visit the nearest post office with broken items, package, shipping materials and shipment invoice.
3. File a damage report at post office.
4. After the damage report is made, please send an email to our shop.
5. Later, we will shipping you new items.
This product cannot be shipped to United States from the store.
Please contact the store for further information.