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Chambord Coffee Press Gift Pack by Bodum®
Create a coffee house at home with this 7-piece coffee gift pack. The Bistro energy-efficient, 34-fl oz electric kettle quickly boils just the right amount of water for your coffee or tea. When you're ready to brew, the classic Chambord Coffee Press with beautiful chrome-plated frame and lid lets you brew up to 8 cups of rich, flavorful coffee in just a few minutes. To serve up your coffee, there are 4 insulating Pavina Double Wall Glasses that keep hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold longer while eliminating condensation and helping to prevent messy rings on the table. And while you're enjoying your beverage, the Neoprene Coffee Warmer – specially designed for the Chambord Coffee Press – keeps the rest of the coffee warm, helping to preserve its taste for when you come back for another cup.
Bistro Kettle
- Quick-boiling energy-efficient electric kettle.
- Durably constructed from plastic, stainless steel and silicone.
- Fully enclosed kettle protects user from boiling water.
- Holds up to 34 fl oz.
Chambord Coffee Press
- Simple, elegant press coffee system delivers an excellent cup of coffee.
- Durable chrome-plated steel frame and lid.
- Black Chambord Polypropylene handle with classic matte finish provides comfortable grip.
- Brews up to 8 cups (34 fl oz).
Pavina double wall glasses
- One-of-a-kind, mouth-blown glasses made by expert artisans.
- Insulating double wall helps keep hot drinks warmer and cold drinks cooler.
- Silicone plug on bottom maintains air-pressure between the two layers of glass, eliminating condensation.
- Holds up to 12 fl oz.
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
Neoprene Coffee Warmer
- Heat-conserving neoprene coffee warmer helps preserve coffee flavor.
- Fits Chambord Coffee Press coffee maker
- Stylish red color
- Bistro Kettle, 34 fl oz, black
- Chambord Coffee Press, 8 cup
- 4 Pavina Double Wall Glasses, 12 fl oz
- Neoprene Coffee Warmer, red
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I purchased the Chambord Coffee Press Gift Pack for my niece...then bought one for me too.
Each piece of the gift pack; Bistro electric kettle, 4 Pavina glasses, Chambord coffee press and warmer, stand on their own merits. Together they make a lovely, well coordinated package.
I've owned the Bistro electric kettle in their smaller, 0.5 litre size for years, and am very happy with its performance. It will now be my travel kettle. The Bistro kettles have a simple elegance about them. Fill with the amount of water to be heated, press the button, and wait for the water to boil and the unit shut off. That's all there is to it.
The 32 0z Chambord Coffee Press is perfect for sharing 4 mugs with a friend, and the (red) coffee warmer is a simple and attractive way to insulate the carafe.
The Pavina hand blown, double walled glasses insulate their drink, and present themselves well. I like their look and feel, and enjoy them with both hot and cold drinks.
I recommend the Chambord Coffee Press Gift Pack as a purchase, and am happy with mine.
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I bought this gift pack for myself 6 months ago. I love it! Everything from the Bodum® glasses to the kettle.
I'm writing this review mostly because I feel like one of the reviews here is unfair. "Anonymous" claims that:
"The kettle is hard to use b/c it doesn't really have an "off" switch - if it's on the base unit, it's heating, so I have to keep the base unit unplugged and that's not convenient or what I expected." << This is NOT true. This only happens if you don't wait until the water has finished boiling. So... don't take it off the base before that. That's how simple it is!
(You can put the kettle back on the base unit after this, no problem.)
Happy Coffee Break Folks! ;-)
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This product is very easy to use, very easy to clean up, and makes greaat tasting coffee very quickly. I think it is a wonderful value.
Jack W
Comments about Chambord Coffee Press Gift Pack by Bodum®:
The kettle is hard to use b/c it doesn't really have an "off" switch - if it's on the base unit, it's heating, so I have to keep the base unit unplugged and that's not convenient or what I expected.
The coffee press is good looking and works as well as any -- but I'm disappointed there are no markings on the glass for cup/water level. (one whole side of the glass portion is filled with tiny print safety warnings, so it could have been done.
The glasses are very nice and a good bargain.
***The press makes great tasting coffee!
Comments about Chambord Coffee Press Gift Pack by Bodum®:
The press works great so does the kettle. The glass mugs look great and work as they should.
The only down side to the press is trying to press 34oz is a little trouble. With the foam from the initial pour of the hot water gets very close to the top on the press.
The warmer cover works great to keep it warm for a longer period of time.
Overall I still give it 5 stars even if its a little hard to get 34oz to fit in the press. Every thing works great as it should with no issues and you can enjoy a great cup of coffee how coffee should always be. You will find yourself not wanting coffee any other way. And thankfully you can request Starbucks to press a cup for you.


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Hey guys. I've debated putting this out there for over a month, and wanted to give I.O. the benefit of the doubt, but they're still giving me the run around, so here goes.
I purchased a new PPS-43C pistol from Carolina Guns and Gold/Payday Jewelry and Loan here in Asheboro back in November of 2012. I took the pistol out to test fire it after cleaning it, and had multiple issues. I had fail to feed issues, fail to fire issues resulting from hammer follow, and the worst was that on multiple instances the pistol would actually come unhinged at the rear and open up while firing under recoil. I took the pistol home, cleaned it, and returned it to the FFL, since I figured they'd have better luck getting Inter Ordnance to repair it than I would.(They've had a reputation for bad customer service in the past.)
According to the tracking on the shipped pistol, Inter Ordnance took possession of the pistol for repair on or about December 10, 2012. After about a month and a half or so, Sal, the manager at the FFL, Carolina Guns and Gold, contacted Keith, the individual in charge of repairs and returns at I.O. He advised Sal that he'd check and call him back. There was never any call back. I also called and inquired. I left voice-mails for Keith, I spoke with Keith on 2-3 occasions, and was always told the same, "let me check and I'll call you back". Sal also tried multiple times over the course of the following weeks and also received the same response from Keith. Finally, about 3 weeks ago, Sal spoke to Keith again and Keith stated that a new, replacement PPS-43C pistol would be sent out the following day. One week passed, then another. Then Sal called them again, and finally, this week, my PPS-43C arrived back at the FFL. However, it was the exact same PPS-43C pistol, exact same packaging, and no repair work had ever been performed. It actually didn't look like the gun had been removed from the box it was shipped in, as the original tag was still in the same place it was in when it was shipped.
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2011 Triple Crown winners Atkinson, Snyder each win three mains
CONCORD, N.C. – The WKA Vega / TS Racing Road Racing Series driven by Mazda made its return to West Virginia's Summit Point Motorsports Park this past weekend for round six of the seven-race 2012 national tour.
Approximately 325 entries filled the Summit Point pit area for the first national at four-decade-old facility since 2008. A full day of Friday practice ran under sunny skies. The turnout looked light on Friday until dozens of haulers pulled in between Friday night and Saturday morning, filling the paddock nicely and giving the Woodbridge Kart Club-hosted event a solid turnout and profitable second national of the season.
Two rounds of practice and three race groups ran Saturday before dark clouds moved into the area. The storms crept north of the track for a good hour, allowing race four to take the green flag. But continuous dark clouds continued to surround the area and finally rain started falling, halting the fourth race of the day. Rain persisted through the afternoon, canceling races four through seven, which marked the first rain outs of the 2012 Road Racing season.
Sunday was a beautiful day, allowing all six race groups to run their full lengths.
Two-time WKA Triple Crown champion Courtney Atkinson was the top winner on the weekend. The college sophomore won Friday evening's Yamaha Sportsman Special Money Race, pocketing $300 for her efforts, and backed it up with wins in Yamaha Sportsman Lite and Yamaha Sportsman Medium on Saturday and Sunday, respectively.
2011 Triple Crown champion Aaron Snyder won both TaG finals on his Energy kart. Snyder's win in Sunday's TaG Final 2 was good for a set of new VEGA tires, sponsored by TS Racing and WKA. Snyder also captured the Spec 125 TaG Final 2 race.
Randy Fulks wheeled his CKI chassis to wins in 100cc Controlled Spec 1 and 2.
Maryland's Zachary Linsell raced his MGM mount to wins in Animal Sprint 335 and the red-flag-shortened Animal Sprint 360.
Clark Gaynor Jr. swept the Stock Honda mains, which both started over 20 karts, while Kelly Lawrence won both Unlimited finals.
Adam Myers won a pair of enduro contests. The Western New York racer won 100cc Pipe Medium and Formula 100 Final 2.
In the junior ranks, Chris Kuley triumphed in the pair of Animal Jr Sprint features and local runner Zack Clark won Jr Enduro Heavy and Jr Sprint Heavy.
Here's a rundown of the 10 race groups that were able to beat the weather this past weekend at Summit Point.
Wisconsin national regular Courtney Atkinson jumped out to the early lead ahead of heavy-hitters Holder, Bolt, Scott Clark and Randy Fulks. Fulks pulled in after a few laps, leaving Clark, Bolt and Holder to try to run down Atkinson. The trio raced hard but couldn't find enough to close the gap on the leader. Atkinson took the win and cashed in on the $300 prize by a 4.5-second advantage over Clark. Bolt was a few tenths back of Clark in third. Holder was fourth and Joe Dempsey fifth.
The fastest kart on the track was Nate Morgan, who dominated the WKC Classic Controlled local option. Morgan's fastest lap was a 1:30.643 – about 2.5 seconds a lap faster than the top Yamaha Sportsman competitors. Chuck Morgan was second and A.J. Reuter third.
Randy Fulks continued his hot streak in the Controlled Spec division, winning by a 20-second advantage over Lance Fry. Ian Morgan was about 36 seconds back of Fulks in third. Brandon Fry finished fourth and James Rupert rounded out the top five. They were the only karts to finish of the nine starters.
Courtney Atkinson earned her second win of the weekend in the Yamaha Sportsman Lite division, a new class in 2012 that has seen consistent entry counts throughout the year. Atkinson won over national regular Lance Yunck, who with his father, Kerry, travel countless hours from their South Florida home to make nearly all the WKA National Road Racing events.
Joe Kennedy was third, WKC regular Bob Burkett fourth and Kristina Griffith fifth.
Arthur McKenny won the 100cc Pipe Heavy class over WKA Vice President Dan Stowell.
Fiona Collins won the WKC Vintage Limited local option.
Aaron Snyder traveled to Summit Point from his Illinois home and won DRT Racing TaG Final 1 in convincing fashion. Snyder bested Massachusetts' Keith Buffo and WKC regular Sean Conlon in the 30-minute race. Chris Hines was fourth and Kevin Aikens fifth.
New Englanders Adam Trumbley and Michael Hines put on a great show for the win in AM Motorsports Yamaha Sprint Lite until Hines dropped out at the 20-minute mark. Trumbley cruised to the victory from there. Hines was still credited with second and John Jezierski third.
The competition continues to heat up in Hoosier Tire Animal Sprint 335 but so does Zach Linsell. It took Linsell and his sleek flat black MGM chassis several laps to clear the top three or four racers, but once he did he pulled out to a seven-second lead and a fairly easy victory. VIR Best Appearing Sprint Kart winner Sam Sheckells was second aboard his MGM. Joey Kuley was third, Leon Hodges-Austin fourth and Austyn Flurer fifth in the 11-kart field.
While 11 karts started the Lite version of Briggs Animal, 14 took the green in Hoosier Tire Animal Sprint 385. Jonathan Tedder, Kevin Colborn and Jay Russell put on a good show up front. After racing hard for the lead throughout most of the contest, Tedder pulled out to a 2.4-second lead over Colborn, who was making his first Road Racing appearance since Daytona. Russell took third, some six seconds back of the winner. Kevin Boyko was fourth and Toni Alexander rounded out the top five.
Chris Kuley was the lone entrant in Animal Jr Sprint Lite, thus getting the win.
Don Johnson won the WKC Vintage USA local option over Bill Anderson and Kenneth Chew.
The weekend's largest field belonged to Stock Honda 1 with 23 starters. The race featured the usual fast pack up front, comprising Clark Gaynor Jr., Brian Fisher, Tiffany McCollum, Chuck Taylor and Bear Rothenhoefer.
Thirty minutes of dicing and trading the lead resulted in Gaynor getting another victory by a mere 0.075 seconds over McCollum. Taylor crossed the stripe only a tenth back from the winner in third, while Rothenhoefer was right behind in fourth. Fisher had problems on the final lap and finished 14th.
Mark Nagy lost touch with the lead pack but rounded out the top five. Sixth through 10th were Greg Heberle, David Harding, Philip Davis, Carson Miller and Jeff McClure.
The rain probably cost "Wild" Bill Holder his first WKA national win of the season. Holder looked stout in the opening laps of Yamaha Sportsman Heavy, wheeling his CKI to a 2.2-second lead over his teammate Jeramie Bolt.
J.C. Sanders was ahead of Zack Clark in Jr Enduro Lite by a two-second advantage when the race was red-flagged.
Kelly Lawrence made it two wins on the weekend with his 125cc-powered laydown. Lawrence dominated the Unlimited Final 2 main, crossing the finish line over a lap ahead of Brian Zwart. John Ziermann was third, veteran Robert Harris fourth and Michael Lattos fifth. Lawrence's fast lap of the race was a blazing 1:20.341 around Summit's 2.0-mile Main Course.
While Lawrence was cruising to his second win of the weekend, Clark Gaynor Jr. was doing the same in Stock Honda 2, although "cruising" probably isn't the best adjective to describe his win. Gaynor traded the lead numerous times with several drivers in a lead pack that included seven of the 23 starters.
Brian Fisher recorded the fastest lap of the race at a 1:20.060 – three tenths of a second better than Lawrence's quick time – but had to settle for second. Tiffany McCollum was third, Chuck Taylor fourth and Bear Rothenhoefer fifth. Mark Nagy and Carson Miller battled in the lead pack and finished just outside the top five in sixth and seventh. John Sullivan, David Harding and Philip Davis finished eighth through 10th.
Aaron Snyder completed his sweep of the TaG finals with another dominating performance in TaG Final 2. Snyder bested Sean Conlon by a 34-second advantage. Chris Hines was right behind Conlon in third, Gabriel Robleto fourth and Colton Aikens fifth.
Eighteen Briggs-powered sprint-enduros started Southern Kart Club Animal Sprint 360 to make it one of the largest fields of the weekend. Zach Linsell, Sam Sheckells, Kevin Colborn, Steven Kilsdonk and Leon Hodges-Austin race in a competitive five-kart battle for the win. Hodges-Austin fell back a few laps before the red came out, leaving four karts in the lead pack. Sam Sheckells ran off the track while running second on the final lap but when the red came out the field was reverted to the last fully completed lap, moving Sheckells back to second, just behind winner Zach Linsell.
Colborn settled for third and Kilsdonk fourth. Hodges-Austin was fifth in the final rundown.
Clark Simonton Jr. scored the Animal Sprint 410 victory over Toni Alexander. Bruce Peck was third, Ben Morris fourth and Steve Johnson fifth.
John Jezierski was the only entrant in Yamaha Sprint Heavy and Chris Kuley was the only entrant in Animal Jr Sprint Heavy.
Ben Eberhart won the WKC Vintage Euro race over Chuck Morgan and Duane Eberhart. Laurence McKenny ran with Eberhart up front but dropped out a couple laps before the red.
One of the best races of the weekend came in CKI Yamaha Sportsman Medium, which started 20 karts. The lead pack consisted of Courtney Atkinson, "Wild" Bill Holder, Jermie Bolt and Lance Yunck.
Bolt led much of the race while Yunck, Atkinson and Holder traded second position. Yunck had a carburetor problem on his CKI chassis and dropped off the pace around halfway, ultimately finishing fifth.
Late in the race a couple 100cc Controlled Spec karts separated Atkinson from Holder and Bolt, giving Courtney a four-second lead by the time the checkers waved. Bolt was second and Holder third. Tim Linthicum passed Yunck late in the race to take fourth.
Adam Myers won the 100cc Pipe Medium contest by a wide margin over Adam Trumbley and Mallory Davis.
Zack Clark and JC Sanders had a terrific race in Jr Enduro Heavy. Clark edged Sanders for the win by 0.137 seconds. Joshua Krause was third.
Scott Clark and Courtney Atkinson battled it out WKA Sprint until Atkinson stuck her K71 engine on the final lap. Clark scored the win by a 16-second margin over Keith Shampine, who was making his return to karting aboard a Rodney Smith-owned kart after a seven-year absence. New Englander Ted Carbonaro was third, Atkinson credited with fourth and Eric Stockford fifth.
Clark Gaynor Sr., Bob Wimmer and Brandon Taylor separated themselves from the rest of the Stock Leopard field. The three racers swapped the lead several times and came across the finish line three abreast. Gaynor scored the win by a 0.041-second margin over Wimmer. Taylor was third. Jeff Wesell finished 14 seconds back of the lead trio in fourth and Pirooz Javan was fifth.
Derek Somers and Michael Holman put on a terrific show in Heiser Trailer Leasing Yamaha Sportsman Sprint Final 2. The pair traded the lead numerous times before Somers, a West Virginia native, crossed the stripe 0.277 seconds in front of Holman. Louis Magiera was third, Andy Leighninger fourth and Jeff Leighninger fifth.
Six karts started Animal Limited Modified 360, making it the best field of the season for the Mod group. Wisconsin's Dennis Smith scored the win over Jonathan Tedder. Charles Wilbur was third, Toni Alexander fourth and James Toland fifth.
Zack Clark won Team Finork Racing Jr Sprint Heavy. Local option winners were Logan Aikens in WKC R-TaG 2, David Planakis in Clone 360 and Ian Bushey in WKC Jr CIK Heavy.
Lance Yunck bested Arthur McKenny in Dart Kart Club 100cc Yamaha Heavy. Yunck crossed the stripe 37 seconds in front of McKenny. Bill Anderson was third, ahead of his brother, Bob.
One race remains for the 2012 National Road Racing Series. The circuit will close out the season Sept. 28-30 at Roebling Road Raceway near Savannah, Ga. Pre-registration is currently open for the Southern Kart Club-hosted event.
Click here for the Roebling Road Nationals entry form.


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Awe Shasta, I feel for you, but you know, I don't think our parents opinions are getting stronger as they get older, I think as we get older our parents start to see us as actual people with opinions that they can carry on a conversation with. What they don't realize that as their sons or daughters ect we have bigger feelings that can be hurt easier than when they are shooting the sh!t with their friends.
I really don't think there is any excuse to be rude though and your dad may just need some time but he will come back to you.


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The biological parents remain the legal parents. Being a step-parent does not confer any particular legal rights so if you wish to become a parent, you must formally adopt the child. If you wish to have parental responsibility, you will have to be granted this either by the mother in the form prescribed or by order of the Court.
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Special Google Page for Cricket World Cup
Cricket World Cup is an important sporting event held every four years since 1975. This year, the event will be hosted by the West Indies from March 13 to April 28.
Like it did last year with FIFA World Cup, Google uses this event to showcase some of its services. The most important incentives from the special page dedicated to this event are:
* two gadgets for the Personalized Homepage that display the scores and the latest news about the event
* five gadgets for Google Desktop, including one that lets you view the latest YouTube videos related to cricket matches
* a blogging contest for the best blog that covers the event (the blog should be hosted at Blog*Spot)
* a special blog created in association with Google
* an orkut community
Google tries to show the usefulness of some of its tools by connecting them to an important event. Probably the most successful promotion of a Google product happened last year and was a contest that advertised a movie called The Da Vinci Code.
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Boone County Fire Levy
Dear Editor:
On November 6 2012, the Boone County Fire Levy comes up for re-approval by the voters of the county. We would like to explain a little about the fire levy and how it impacts each and every citizen of the county and those traveling into/through Boone County:
First, the fire levy DOES NOT increase your taxes. It "levies" a portion of already collected taxes to be allocated to the county's 8 fire departments on an equal basis. The amount collected comes from appx. 60% of tax payers that own the land within Boone County but do not live here (Land companies, rental companies, mineral rights owners, etc.). This of course means, of the folks paying taxes in Boone County, only 40% live here and benefit from a majority of the services provided by the tax base.
Depending on the amount of tax collected determines the amount in which will be divided up equally among those 8 departments. Fire departments are mandated to keep proper equipment, training, safety programs and fire prevention programs in place in order to maintain certification by the West Virginia State Fire Marshal's Office. A single fire engine can cost between $150,000 and $400,000! A new ladder truck will run between $400,000 and $1,000,000! The personal protective equipment that we issue firefighters for use on the fire ground or on a rescue call will run anywhere between $2000 minimum to upwards of almost $10,000, depending on the type of call, PER MEMBER!
All financial accounts of the Boone County Volunteer Fire Departments are audited yearly by an independent auditing firm to verify the accounts are correct and the members of the department have been correct, careful and honest in maintaining these accounts. From time to time, you will see a news article showing where a member of some department in the State is in trouble for the misuse of department funds. This audit is designed to catch any type of discrepancy encountered. Through the use of an independent auditor and upwards of three different levels of internal oversight by our fire departments, we are successful in maintaining public funds in a trusted environment and easily catching issues when presented.
That being said, let me explain a little about how the fire service works in Boone County. When you call 911, the 911 Tele Comm Operator answers the call and dispatches appropriate agencies to respond to the type of call received. In some cases, these calls are extremely unique and there's no agency charged with handling a particular type of call. In the past, fire departments have been dispatched on calls such as: a snake in the kitchen cabinets, exploding toilets (non-fire related), trees down in remote/rural back roads, rock slides, UFO sightings, people stuck in bathtubs, a child stuck in the mud and this list can go on and on…. Fire departments are not mandated to perform these types of duties, however, we do respond and assist the public when needed.
Most of the time, the departments respond to "routine" type calls such as motor vehicle collisions, fire and fire alarm type calls, other miscellaneous rescue calls and emergency medical assistance type calls. Overall, the calls we run accumulate a huge amount of cost for each department. We accumulate fuel costs (sometimes in excess of $1500 per month or more), insurance liabilities (the costs of our insurance premiums goes up with the number of calls), workers compensation costs (even though we're "volunteer" we must maintain workers compensation insurance for all volunteers, else, we cannot be certified by the WV State Fire Marshal's Office) and of course, wear and tear on equipment which must be in a constant state of readiness in order to provide services and maintain certification.
We "mutually aid" other fire departments and agencies such as the Boone County Ambulance Authority, the WV State Police, Boone County Sheriff's Department and other agencies on an "as-needed" basis. Through the "mutual aid" agreements between departments, this gives us additional credit toward lowering insurance rates as well as the purchasing of additional equipment, such as ladder trucks, large diameter hose lines, self contained breathing apparatus and an entire list of other specialized equipment. Added to training and safety guidelines, the purchase of equipment and mutual aid agreements substantially helps to lower insurance costs or at a minimum, to keep insurance costs affordable to the citizens and businesses of the community. Without your local fire department, obtaining fire insurance for your home or business may be impossible or EXTREMELY expensive, to the tune of 3x or 4x the cost that you are paying now.
Secondly, all of the money we receive from the fire levy goes toward paying the expenses of the department. None of the members of the volunteer fire departments in Boone County are paid employees. We do not receive personal compensation for what we do. We're doing this as a public service, without pay and without expectations of ever receiving pay. We're not looking for a pay check, we're only doing this because we want to help out the communities and in some respects, our firefighters are outgoing personalities with a sense of adventure. It takes a certain person to dedicate the amount of time needed to become a firefighter and to maintain certification in the fire service. Do you have what it takes? I can't write an article such as this without explaining that the fire departments in our area are not only under the pressure of maintaining funding, we're also looking toward a dwindling number of volunteers. If you think you would like to explore the opportunity to assist your community, stop by your local fire department some time and see if they're accepting applications. Chances are, they're more than willing to talk to you about it. And remember, it's not all about fighting fire and doing really dangerous things. Of course, that's a part of it, but not everyone engages themselves in the most extreme type of responses. Firefighters only participate to the level they feel comfortable and are never pushed to do things they feel are unsafe.
In summary, I hope that I have expressed to you the importance of the Boone County Fire Levy and what it means to your community. We work diligently every day to help our communities and to assist when needed, but we must have your support in order to get the job done.
John Holstein, President
Boone County Fire Fighter's Mutual Aid Association
Madison man show off West Virginia's hospitality
Dear Editor:
Last weekend some family, friends and I came to Logan to experience the Hatfield McCoy ATV trails. We had a great time and were impressed with the friendliness of the people in the area - ranging from the staff at the Holiday Inn Express, restaurants and other local businesses, to locals we met while in town and on the trails. Everyone was friendly and helpful.
However, the most amazing act of hospitality and kindness was from a man named Jeffery Noll residing in Madison. On the way home on Monday our truck broke down.
My brother and I stayed behind to wait for the tow truck. Several people stopped to see if they could help. Jeff stopped and offered water and food. He also stayed with us for several hours until the tow truck arrived to transport our truck, trailer and ATVs back to Pennsylvania at nearly 4 a.m.
He let us store two ATVs (that wouldn't fit in the tow truck) at his home and drove us to a hotel.
In the morning, he picked us up and took us to U Haul. He never a sked for anything in return even though he has been out of work and may be losing his home.
Jeff has worked in the coal and logging industry and has been around heavy equipment for many years. We are all home now, but Jeff could still use some kindness himself.
Thank you, Jeff!
Dan Balish
Scranton, Pa.
From the heart of a mother
Dear Editor:
They are talking about my son and it is hard to hear this. However, I do want to say he has voted since he has been 18 and voted in Virginia.
He lived in Virginia, Liberty University, while getting his degree in Aeronautics/Military Science. He has served in the United States Marines, currently in the West Virginia Air National Guard, youth pastor at his church, all of his family lives here, long history of mining in his family, a miner himself, lived in Boone County when he was not having to attend school, graduated top in his class, member of the NRA and other many qualities.
He is a good dad, son, father, youth pastor, and NON-DRINKING man. He has worked countless hours trying to get all of our voices heard to elected officials and others concerning the importance of Southern West Virginia mining.
He did not agree with Patriot coal cutting health care and was at the Rally. Without coal where will our children, elders, schools, and other things that depend on coal jobs be at? They will not be in this area and it will be just like the 80's when all of the young people moved to get jobs elsewhere.
Lastly, it is hard as a mom to hear negative things when Larry Barker doesn't do his research and get his facts straight. Is this the type of representation that we deserve in Boone County?
If he does these things without being certain how he will honesty help Boone County or just vote on bills without doing research? I am proud of my son and Boone County citizens regardless of political affiliation.
Angeal Howell
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To The Editor:
It's a welcome benefit for a worthy cause. Here's a reminder: This Saturday, February 16, from 1 to 4 p.m., there'll be a fundraiser for Circle (formerly Washington County's Battered Women's Services and Shelter) at the Mad River Valley's Senior Center, Route 100, Waitsfield.
Thanks to the Warren Church, Dana Donaldson, the Senior Center and others, there'll be a sale/party at the Center with all proceeds going to Circle and its work.
Sale items: Pre-owned jewelry and scarves, can be donated by those many of us who have such things to donate. There'll be tea, coffee, light refreshments and good company. Do come, and when leaving, know that many will benefit, including maybe yourself!
Again, many thanks to all who are behind this worthy cause.
Judy Larson DiMario, Fayston
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Mr. Lundy was born in Philadelphia, Miss., the son of the late Robert E. "Bobby" Lundy. He graduated from Philadelphia High School, earned his Bachelor of Science at the University of Southern Mississippi, his M.Ed. at the University of Western Carolina, and completed postgraduate work at Georgia State University, The University of Georgia and Nova University. He began his teaching career in 1967 in Cherokee County and became a principal before he was 30 years old. From 1973 to 1980 Mr. Lundy was the principal of Hazel Grove Elementary School. In 1980, he moved to Twiggs County as principal of Twiggs County High School and retired as facilities director of the Twiggs County Board of Education in 2003. He was a member of Mount Zion Baptist Church, where he served as a deacon and was a longtime Sunday school teacher.
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Nexia Home Security Bundle review: The future of iPhone home automation is now
Nexia Home Intelligences lets you control entry to your home, and monitor it remotely from your iPhone, from anywhere
The Nexia Home Intelligence system isn't just a smart way to manage your home security but it's literally the future of home automation, in your hand, today. It lets you control your house locks, your lights, your security cameras, from wherever you are, right from your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad or the web, from anywhere you have an internet connection.
Formerly known as Schlage Link, now known as Nexia, they've been in the home automation business for years and their focus and experience really shows. I tested out the Nexia Home Security Bundle, which is a great way to get started with the Nexia system. The Nexus Home Security Bundle includes the following products:
The Nexia Bridge, which is the command center, and the brain that connects all the other home intelligence components together.
Home Dimmer Module, which lets you control any plug-in light in your home remotely, over the internet.
Home Keypad Lever, which lets you secure your home with a deadbolt and one or multiple programmable keycodes, as well as open or lock your door remotely.
Home Indoor Camera, which lets you monitor the inside of your home, or watch your property out a window, right from your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad.
Installation was simple and straight forward. If you're comfortable changing your front door lock, you'll be comfortable installing the Keypad Lever. Likewise, if you can install a home router, you can install the Nexia Bridge. (If not, buy a handy, savvy friend a pizza and beer and they'll help you get it done in no time.)
Once the hardware is in place, you'll need setup an account with Nexia (more on that later) and download the App Store app to your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. Once that's done, your home security is just a button tap away.
If the idea of controlling access to your home via a mobile device scares you, don't worry. Nexia lets you create a passcode for the app so if you lose your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad you don't have to worry about random people suddenly popping into your door. (Which is more than can be said about losing tradition keys.)
If you've never experienced the power of home automation before, there are a lot of cool things that you can do with it.
- If you forget to feed the cat or dog? You can call a neighbor and just unlock the door for them remotely. (And lock it again when they leave!)
- Don't want to give your in-laws a key to your house? Just make them their very own passcode that doesn't work early in the morning, late at night, or any other time surprise guests would be unwelcome. (You can even make one-time or limited duration access codes!)
- Hate coming home to a dark house? Have your lights turn on whenever you open the door. (Or log in from your iPhone and turn them on any time!)
- Worried about your teenagers throwing a party when you're away from home? Keep an eye on things remotely with the Security Cameras. (And rush home if needed!)
The great thing about Nexia is that it's an expandable system. If you want another Dimmer Module, just buy it and add it right in. Want another deadbolt for the garage door? Same thing. It really does "just work".
Now there is one catch -- you do need a Nexia subscription for all the really cool stuff to work. It's not like an alarm company where you're paying for monitoring, with Nexia you're paying for the system itself to work. For example, neither the multiple keycodes nor the remote video cameras will work unless you're subscribed to Nexia's service. (It would be nice if you could run the cameras over your own home network if you so chose.)
At $8.99 a month, the Nexia service isn't expensive, however, and it's well worth the functionality you get. There are no hidden fees and cancellation is an easy, painless process. There are no contracts, no risks, and Nexia offers a one month trial subscription to make sure you like the service before you start paying for it. That's excellent.
Nexia doesn't do everything yet -- you can't control all aspects of your home. There is a thermostat component, for example, so you can set your temperature remotely, but it would be great to support everything from the living room to the kitchen to the garden. One day, perhaps?
The good
- Easy to install
- Provides powerful remote access
- Expandable to suit your needs
- Reasonably priced
The bad
- Can't be run on your own network
- Needs more/different types of components
The bottom line
Nexia Home Intelligences lets you control entry to your home, and monitor it remotely from your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad, from anywhere. It's a great way to get started with home automation, and the Security Bundle is a great way to get started with Nexia. If you've always dreamed about controlling your house from your iPhone, stop dreaming -- it's a reality!
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Nexia Home Security Bundle review: The future of iPhone home automation is now
Quick question...is this an alarm service? Can this replace my ADT service. I understand the home automation aspect, but what about security monitoring?
I own a security and home automation company. You should do a piece on www.alarm.com. We have been doing this for years and it cMbines security as well.
How does the door lock module get power? Doesn't sound like a simple swap out to me...Same with some of the other components.
Yes I have this they Vivint Home Security. I have
IOS controlled thermostat
IOS controlled Locks
IOS Controlled Camara
IOS Controlled Lights
IOS Controlled Alarm Panel.
I have the full home automation
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I bought the Nexia system in May of 2013, with the bridge to control the keyless entry from another home for my rental property. I got it all set up; everything was working great. I got to my other home, which is in a different state, and everything was good until this week (a month later) and now I can't see any of my codes, I can't see any of the entries and when I called Nexia customer service, I got very little. What I did get was arrogance and someone reading a script, who clearly could not help me in the least. I've called there twice and both times have had very little help, a lot of arrogance and no information that was of any help. I am very tired of the customer service and will look for other options. I would not recommend.


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The Cornell Lab is establishing itself as an integrated center for conservation media
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iTunes 10 Walkthrough
iTunes 10 is here, we've been using it for a while, and now we've got a complete walkthrough for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users. If you're new to iTunes 10, especially if you're new to iOS devices, we'll help you get up and running quickly. If you're already an expert, well here's a guide you can send your new user friends and family. Let's get started, after the break.
If you haven't downloaded iTunes 10, you can do so from Apple.com. Once it's installed, plug in your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad to get started.
The Summary section is helpful for checking on updates for your iOS device and restoring it if you run into problems. You can also configure some preferences such as syncing automatically when you plug-in your device. If you use a service like Apple's MobileMe, you won't have to do much on the Info section, but if you don't sync over the air, you can choose/manage what to sync over here such as Contacts, Calendar and Bookmarks.
New Color Bars
When you plug in your iOS device you will notice a colored bar at the very bottom labeled "Capacity". This bar is not a new feature to iTunes 10, but it is a tweaked one. It is divided into colors showing you what you have stored on your device by Audio, Video, Photos, Apps, Books, Other and Free space. If you click in the colored space it will cycle you through few options. Click it once and it will list you how many items you have in each respective category. Next it will break down the data into volume such as days and hours. Last, the display will show you the storage taken up by each category. Depending where you begin clicking this sequence may be in a different order, but it is still quite useful.
Managing Apps
iTunes 10 brings a couple of welcome changes to how iOS devices manage apps- especially if you have an iPhone/iPod Touch and an iPad. On the Apps section of iTunes on your device you have a filter that is probably default sorted by Kind. This places the iPhone and iPod Touch apps at the top and iPad apps at the bottom. You have more filters such as Name and Category, but the really useful choice is "iPad Only". This selection only displays iPad apps for your iPad. Regretfully, iTunes does not save this filtered selection and the next time you plug in your iOS device, it gets reset to Kind.
You also have a check box at the bottom of the screen that allows you to automatically install new apps. This option works great for me, but not my wife. With this checkbox checked, she gets every app I have downloaded installed on her device. An easy way around this is to go to the preview screen to the right in iTunes and select the last screen. This is typically where new apps will go (unless you have a lot of gapping spaces on your home screen). You can delete the app by hovering over it and clicking the X in the top left corner of the app. You can also remove any other app while you are at it. Be careful though, most apps don't store their info in the cloud yet, so if you delete it, the data might go with it too.
If you have an .ipa file (Apple's app format) you can drag and drop those files to the Apps section in iTunes located in the upper left.
File Sharing
Do you have an app such as Apple iWork Pages that you would like to get some documents installed? Piece of cake. Scroll to the bottom of the Apps section in iTunes for your app device and you will see the Apps and Document area. Click on the app you want and you will see an available list of documents currently synced to that app. If you want to add more documents, click the Add... button, browse to the document(s) and click Choose. If you want to save a document from the selected application, select it and click Save to... to place it on a folder on your computer. Here is an easy tip; of you want to save multiple files from an app or all of them, click the first document then hold the Shift key and click the last document. This selects all of them. Now you can save all of the documents to your computer. You can also Ctrl (PC) and the Apple Key (Mac) to select just the apps you want when clicking on them.
Getting music on your iPhone/iPod Touch or iPad has never been easier. You can choose to sync your entire music library (it won't fit on my device... my library is too big). Or pick your favorite Artists, Genres, Playlists an Albums.
Do you have a lot of music videos? I do, but I don't want to sync all of my videos; that can take up precious space. To still get music videos on your iOS device but not all of them, create a playlist in iTunes and drag the music videos you want onto it. Make sure the Include Music Videos checkbox is checked and you are ready to Rock and Roll, so to speak.
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These sections all work relatively the same way. Select played or unplayed content to sync or a playlist. You can even choose more robust choices like the most recent episode that has been downloaded but not played. Yikes, but it is useful so you don't get redundant content on your device.
This section stores all of your Audiobooks and iBooks as well as any added PDF files from your iOS device. You can't add the PDFs from the File Sharing section for iBooks, instead just drag the PDF to the Books section of iTunes in the upper left.
If you use iPhoto or Aperture you can sync those events and projects to your iOS device. On the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch with Retina Displays pictures looks very good. They are also fun to view on the iPad with its huge display. If you really like someone, you can even use the Faces feature and sync over just specific people; that is just too cool. If you own a PC you can sync directly from a folder.
Ah, the only really "new" feature in iTunes 10 for iOS devices (except for iPad running 3.2, gotta wait till 4.2 folks) is Ping, Apple's new social network for music. You can access Ping directly from iTunes via the Ping button from the desktop and iPhone/iPod Touch.
I really enjoy Ping. You can follow other artists, like and post songs and albums. Strangely you can only do this with music, not Audiobooks or Podcasts. I am betting in the future you will be able to.
iTunes 10 brings some great new features for iOS device users, but also adds to what many already consider a bloated application. The good news is you only have to use those features you want and can ignore the rest. iTunes 10 does a great job of managing your digital content on-the-go while adding a modest performance boost to the newest version. Hopefully we've helped get you started, but there are always more tips and tricks to be had so post'em in the comments if you've got'em!
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You absolutely can add pdfs to iBooks from within iTunes. All you need to do is add any pdf to iTunes as you would a typical file. It will then likely show up in music (much like the digital liner notes that come with some iTunes albums). Locate this, and choose "get info," and then go to the "Other (I believe)" tab and change the kind from music to book. It will then show up with all of your other books in iTunes and thus be synced to your iPod or iPhone.
I added PDFs to iBooks through iTunes
You forgot the most important aspect of the new colored iOS capacity bars - they update immediately upon checking or unchecking "sync" in the various data tabs for your iDevice. For example, if you have "Sync" checked under podcasts, and then you go uncheck it, the colored bars will shrink accordingly, before you actually perform the sync. This is very useful for planning how much data you want to put on your device before actually running through the lengthy sync process. If you select too many things to sync and run out of capacity, this will tell you exactly how much you've run over, too.
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Man I still hate iTunes with a passion. I just upgraded to 4.1 , tried to sync my apps back to my iPhone , half of them would not sync back. Said there was a error. Another thing it takes so long to sync. Sometimes I just want to sync a couple more songs, but it does all kind of stuff. Back it up , check for updates and so on. Man, just sync the few songs and keep it moving. One more thing ,I hate apps that you have to sync the content thru iTunes
Still waiting for selective backup/restore. I usually don't want to backup all information on my iPhone, just SMS messages and 3rd party app data.
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Toronto, ON (SportsNetwork.com) - This year's No. 1 overall draft pick, defenseman Aaron Ekblad, is back on the ice less than three weeks after sustaining a concussion.
On Saturday, Ekblad, selected by the Florida Panthers back in June, skated at the NHLPA rookie showcase and pronounced himself symptom free. The 18-year-old said that the effects of his concussion subsided less than a week ago.
Ekblad was hurt when absorbing a hit while playing for Team Canada's World Juniors team in a exhibition game against the Czech Republic on Aug. 6.
Due to the injury, both Hockey Canada and the Panthers, who own Ekblad's NHL rights, decided to hold the young defenseman out of the remainder of the summer development camp for next year's World Juniors.
Ekblad, the first defenseman to be taken with the top overall choice of the NHL Draft since St. Louis selected Erik Johnson No. 1 in 2006, recorded 23 goals and 53 points in just 58 regular-season games for the Barrie Colts of the Ontario Hockey League in 2013-14.
The 6-foot-3, 216-pounder is expected to be fully recovered by the time training camp commences in the middle of September.


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the devil you know: inside the mind of todd mcfarlane
Debuts at Calgary Film Festival, Sept. 30; Todd to Attend Premiere
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THE DEVIL YOU KNOW: INSIDE THE MIND OF TODD McFARLANE
Debuts at Calgary Film Festival, Sept. 30; Todd to Attend Premiere
September 15, 2000
Todd will attend the world premiere screening of The Devil You Know, Inside the Mind of Todd McFarlane, on Saturday, Sept. 30, at 7 p.m., at the inaugural Calgary International Film Festival 2000.
The first-ever documentary project featuring Todd is the culmination of more than two years of research, and more than a year of filming and production. The National Film Board of Canada's description of the documentary reads as follows: In less than a decade, Calgary's Todd McFarlane has turned his comic-book superhero, Spawn, into a business empire spanning comic books, movies, cartoons and toys. Spawn has turned its creator into the most successful comic-book artist in the history of the industry -- a man wealthy enough to spend $3 million on a collectible baseball. And McFarlane has done it by his own rules, not those of corporate America. Despite Spawn's violent image, McFarlane is a doting father and a devoted husband whose true love is baseball. The Devil You Know tries to understand this enigmatic man, and explores some of his most intimate thoughts. The film also looks at the obsessive devotion of McFarlane's fans. By following two of them as they try to keep up with the latest toys and comics, The Devil You Know explores the gray area where art turns into business and a fan turns into a customer.
Tickets are available to attend the Saturday screening at all Canadian TicketMaster Outlets, by calling 403-777-0000 or visiting www.ticketmaster.ca.
To view a trailer of the film, visit http://www.nfb.ca/devilyouknow.
Once the film debuts at the Calgary festival, fans will be able to order a home video copy beginning in November 2000. Check back to the News section of Spawn.com for more info on how to purchase this documentary. Future plans also call for Canadian and American television premieres. The NFB expects to keep the production in their active catalog for at least three years.


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My question is: is my daughter at greater risk for getting HELLP herself if she one day tries to carry a pregnancy?
My daughter was conceived with the help of an egg donor since the experts I consulted after multiple pregnancy losses assured me that such losses were due to my age/my egg quality and that donor egg was the only way I could have a healthy pregnancy/live birth. I didn't entirely believe that "old eggs" were the problem, especially since a tissue analysis of the last fetus came back "XX Normal." However, I moved on to DE IVF at age 41 after I accepted that time was no longer on my side.
I have recently read that there MAY be a male genetic component to HELLP. Some facts about my husband's side of the family lead me to think this may be the case with us: When my husband and I traveled to his ancestral village in England we met an elderly resident who made cryptic comments about how men in his family didn't have lots of children (we both remember these comments). Also, my husband's father was an only child in an age prior to the invention of reliable birth control (the pill), which leads me to think that either his grandparents lost other pregnancies early on or that they were aware of a pregnancy related issue that made them commit to having only one child.
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- Joel White said...
This week it appears to Macaroni and Cheese.Print this post
- September 25, 2008 at 3:31 PM
- Anonymous said...
My two sons (5 and 7) LOVE mac and cheese (of course), but I also rely heavily on burritos and dumplings. They are great way to stash nutrition.Print this post
- September 25, 2008 at 4:47 PM
- Kim said...
Protein-wise, lamb chops or tilapia. Veg-wise, broccoli or asparagus. With a toasted slice of homemade bread made with almond flour (we are mostly SCD!)Print this post
- September 25, 2008 at 5:32 PM
- gyver said...
Cornmeal crusted tilapia, gluten-free french fries, grapes.Print this post
Corn on the cob if in season.
- September 25, 2008 at 5:41 PM
- Peggy said...
Both of my kids love steak. Peas, corn, carrots, blueberries, grapes. My son love rice. I have recently made meatballs w/ combo of turkey and beef and they both like them.Print this post
- September 25, 2008 at 5:44 PM
- Anonymous said...
Steak, green beans, and lentil soupPrint this post
- September 25, 2008 at 7:41 PM
- Kaipo said...
likes burgers, but at Jackson Hole only wants to eat cheddar cheese and tortilla chips.Print this post
Likes PB&J, tuna sandwiches. He will eat tuna rolls and pasta (no sauce). Loves bread and will eat anything cheese-filled.
- September 26, 2008 at 4:18 AM
- Anonymous said...
Hands down the favorite is gravy on rice with corn. It can be made from whole ingredients or from jars and cans. Depends on the day. . . .Print this post
- September 26, 2008 at 11:04 AM
- Shalini said...
My son, Aari loves chicken marinated with lime, salt and pepper, then, coated with egg yolk and amaranth flour.Print this post
- September 27, 2008 at 5:35 PM
- Jenniford said...
Wow--very impressed with those ambitious eaters! My neuro-typical daughter will eat the most exotic foods with glee. My autism-spectrum son is SO picky and has oral sensory issues. It has to crunch. Plus, he is GF/CF/mostly SF. We search for healthy crackers and chips, and spread them with nut butters, tofu spreads, pureed fruits. We put micro-pieces of chicken in the spreads. Luckily he eats scrambled eggs, too.Print this post
- September 29, 2008 at 1:06 PM
- Our Family Is His said...
My son is a little odd ball. Give him a plate of fresh grape tomatoes, purple grapes, Tofutti Better Than Sour Cream, a pickle and a corn tortilla and he's in heaven. Our issue is, he won't eat proteins. We are seeing a nutritionist tomorrow to help him with this.Print this post
- October 5, 2008 at 8:37 PM
- Heidi said...
Tacos with meat in a fried soft corn tortilla and artichokes. And she just discovered Chocolate, especially dark chocolate, at 2 years 7 months she is a self proclaimed "chocolaholic".Print this post
- October 6, 2008 at 4:15 PM
- Sortin'ItAllOut said...
Hi, first of all thank-you so much for this blog. It is just what I need for some renewed energy and creativity for our gf, df,sf diets.Print this post
I was going to say tortilla pizzas-but that is only for the only gf kids.
My daughter and myself are gf, sf, and df. We like a simple crock pot beef roast with chopped green peppers and onions. Those peppers and onions are so important because without them we don't really enjoy a roast at all!
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I would do this today but how would the recipient know of my donation in her honor? I can't find any info on the website of a recognition card or letter, print-out, anything that I could use other than my bank statement as proof of the donation? Thanks for any help on this.
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Agreed! I will be passing on your feedback. Thanks Stacy!
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Crochet circle mini skirt. Elastic waistband. Pocket at each front hip. Lined. Bottom hem is lightly frayed.
*Body - 60% Cotton, 40% Polyester
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Waist (all around - relaxed): 27"
Total Length: 16"
*Body - 60% Cotton, 40% Polyester
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by elizabethsarah easy to love! got this fast instead of waiting, since the price is so affordable. i feel like this skirt is as easy to slip on with anything like it is to put on a pair of denim shorts. it's cute, flirty, sexy, innoecent and COMFY!! it's a nice thick but bouncy material and well made. it also has a slightly fitted lining which is awesome b/c if the wind blows, or you bend over, you don't have to worry about your bum showing! i got it in white and totally love it!! oh and i am able to wear it on my hips, or high waist depending if i want it to be shorter or longer. (i'm 120 lbs, 5'4") 3.31.2012
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