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Documents: 3 men had role in Vt. woman's killingTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS | May 22,2013AP FILE PHOTO
This undated file identification photo released Sept. 12, 2010, by Vermont State Police shows Pat O'Hagan, 78, of Sheffield. Hagan disappeared from her home in September 2010. Her body was found nearly a month later by hunters in a remote area 10 miles away.BURLINGTON — Three men have been implicated in the September 2010 killing of a 78-year-old grandmother during a botched robbery at her home during which she was sexually assaulted before being shot in the head, say federal court documents filed in connection with another case.
No charges have been filed in connection with the killing of Mary "Pat" O'Hagan, who was missing for about three weeks before her body was found in Wheelock.
The suspects, who are related, provided different reasons for the killing, including robbery and that O'Hagan had learned about methamphetamine being cooked at an abandoned house next door to her home, the federal court documents said.
The court documents say the three men — Richard E. Fletcher, 26; his brother, Keith J. Baird, 32; and Fletcher's cousin Michael Norrie, 22, all of Sheffield — have been implicated in the killing. All three are in federal or state custody on charges unrelated to the killing of O'Hagan.
"After a thorough investigation, Vermont authorities have concluded that Fletcher, accompanied by two male relatives, participated in the crime leading to the killing and disposal of the body," prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memorandum for Fletcher who is facing almost 16 years in prison on charges of sexual exploitation of a minor.
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Thomas Jefferson Middle School, the oldest middle school in the Desert Sands Unified School District, located in Indio, California, opened it's doors in 1947. Today, TJMS is academically focused with the help from outstanding teachers and a supportive administration. We are proud to be ranked a 10 in similar school rank, which is the highest possible ranking.
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I really wanted to love this product but at the moment I just like it – I was expecting it to be highly pigmented but I actually found that you have to scrape a bit to get the colour onto the brush. On the skin though, the blush is easy to blend out. It is quite sheer too – but it might be because of the colour against my skin rather than the product itself. Its a great daily blush and I'll probably buy the other colours too.


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Hockey's bloodlines run deepest in Canada, and McFarlane Toys is proud to offer a new set of Team Canada Sports Picks figures celebrating two of the greatest teams ever to wear the nation's maple leaf. In 1987, Wayne Gretzky captained a squad that included a young Mario Lemieux to a thrilling 6-5 victory over the USSR in game three of a best-of-three finals series. In 2004, Lemieux's Team Canada career came full-circle as he wore the captain's "C" and led his squad to a perfect 6-0-0 record in the World Cup of Hockey, including a 3-2 victory over Finland to claim the championship.
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TiPb Readers Predict! What Will We See From Apple and iPhone in 2010?
We're not smart enough to predict Apple or the iPhone in 2010 -- obviously. But we know you, our magnificent readers, just might be. Check out the polls below and let us know what you think Apple and the iPhone will bring us in 2010. Note, this isn't what you want them to do, it's what you realistically think Apple will do.
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All I want to see is
- A 5+ megapixel camera
- A Better screen AMOLED, OLED, higher resolution whatever, just a better screen.
- Better notification system, same as the Pre's or Androids. A notification light on the home button like the Pre's would be nice.
- A "Today Screen" with all your notifications, appointments events on the Lockscreen.
- iChat
- Ability to choose your own tones for mail, sms and ringtones from your iTunes Library.
- Better battery
- Louder speaker and tones.
- In built spell checker and high lighter like on the Mac.
Apple need to step their game up, the competition is getting close.
The way I see it, I don't think They will be adding anymore power hungry features unless they extend the battery life itself. Perhaps they should consider adopting that silicone battery technology I read up on several months ago.
My wish list includes...
Maps with voice guidance and a REAL gps radio. Even if it's a dock accessory.
Improved screen res. Maybe HD ?
Better WiFi Radio to find more free signals.
More low battery warnings.
Ability to change ringer vol. without unlocking.
Faster 3G, for data.
Ability to hide any app, like camera roll.
Background apps for multitasking.
Better camera with a flash.
And of course all this and great battery life.
Is that too much ?
- Their major fault is in the me way the phone messages. PNS only creates a greater mess.
- I've seen people suggest a quick reply interface. When a message comes in , you can type a quick reply on top of what you're doing without exiting the app.
- Stored notification needs to be implemented.
- Proper text message time stamps ( maybe on the bottom of the text ). It might create an unclean interface but I rather know exactly when I sent a text than to guestimate.
- Also to , select multiple images for MMS. I guess there is a bandwidth limit for MMS but AT LEAST 2 pics at a time ... They did this with emails , smh , give us multiple images for MMS.
- They desperately need to have a in app safari for quickly viewing links. It's really annoying to have to back into mail to finish reading the message or to have to repeat the same process with another link.
The App store has it's faults too.
- We need to have the option to skip updates or to never have a automatic notification of an update.
- we should be able to copy discriptions as well.
Apps we NEED is a finder. Mail is not the proper place to hold on to attachments. That just happened to be an accidental feature. A tab in iTunes to drag and drop files into. Also , let apps have the Finder API so docs to go doesn't have to use Wi-Fi to transfer files.
- add contact to event
- edit groups
ok last time, you can send up to 5. Push the forward button in the bottom left hand side if the screen in your photo library, select up to 5 images, select share, then select MMS, you will then be taken to the message apps, were you will fing your selected images.
Type a message to go along with the selected images if you like, then select send.
Ability to scroll back to the home screen. You know, the one with the pretty wallpaper and large clock... without having to put the phone to sleep and wake it again. After several months of having the iPhone I'm still hitting the home button expecting to get the home page and large clock! Why can't we flip back to the home page after the phone is unlock?
Also, the home screens Clock and "Slide to unlock" borders are too large. Apple could try to minimize them, since they get in the way when viewing my custom wallpapers.
I for sure believe that Apple isn't introducing an OLED screen, a front-facing iChat camera, and a DAMN PHYSICAL keyboard. oh, and a replaceable battery!
C'mon people, seriously? Apple doesn't roll with the replacable battery, and physical keyboard, etc. We should all know that by now. it's all common sense in the real world.
Other than that, I'm pretty positive that Apple could bring a 5 megapixel camera(no more than 5), Multitasking, better interface features, better speakers, a screen and resolution update(no OLED), new hardware design, and ofcourse,.. Battery life improvements! :D as for the battery, i can see it boosted up to 7 hours of talk time(10 hours the maximum.)
Happy New Years! :)
& remember, don't keep your hopes up for that iChat camera &, are you guys ready? :D ..... Verizon Wireless. Take a good long research on these people.
(networks aren't fully ready to access iChat confrencing, another way can be WiFi, but Apple would probably much rather wait.)
i definitely hope Apple steps it up in terms of Screen resolution. Among all of the things the 3GS is truly missing, the most prominent is the screen resolution. AMOLED or OLED would be nice, but screen res is far more important. I don't think multitasking will ever really be a part of it; just think, if the iphone had been able to multitask since the beginning, it may never have become so popular due to it's simplicity. 5 MP camera is likely, but I don't really see how a flash would fit into the picture (no pun intended). Maybe a 1Ghz processor and 512 MB ram, but other than that and bigger/better screen, what more can you really ask for?
You're right , Infact , that's what I started to do right after I realized I couldn't do what I wanted to , which was select more than one image from my library when I tap the mms camera button from the text message conversation.
I felt that apple didn't add that option because they wanted to limit us from sending too many at a time dispite the fact that you can select , copy and paste te images into the text message convo.
hey guys. i just prefer a camera on ipod touch like iphone 3gs has, not a camera like nano -> ugly! and of course better graphics and ram also in the lowest price model not only in 32 and 64 gb model. and i want to see a 16 gb model.
i think we should give this ideas to apple.
if we all describe our wishes and problems to apple.. well i think they'd listen to us and consider our wishes..
so again, visit www.apple.com/feedback choose your device and give a report.
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WSOF VP: Two wins gets Melvin Guillard a title shot
But he's done enough in his mixed martial arts (MMA) career to put himself just two wins away from the World Series of Fighting (WSOF) 155-pound strap, according to promotion Vice President Ali Abdel-Aziz (via MMA Fighting).
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"I have big interest in Melvin. The guy is exciting and he always puts on great fights win, lose or draw. And I got the chance to train with him and spar with him, and the guy if he's focused, and he's training, Melvin Guillard is dangerous. I'd like to maybe get him a couple of wins, and maybe he can fight for the title one day. [Melvin] said he wanted to be a champion, and he fought in the UFC five or six times and didn't get a title shot. Listen, get two wins in here and you get a title shot."


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I keep hearing different versions of Dont fear the reaper, on adverts, on the football (soccer), and it's making want to read the stand. I have not read it yet, and I still have alot of Dark Tower to go (although I'm not against the idea of reading other books between them). I just checked out a video on youtube, it was the intro to the mini series with the song playing whilst the camera swept over hordes of dead bodies, that made me want to watch The Stand, but I want to read it 1st so the book isn't spoilt.
Also, I recently looked in depth into a video game in the making called the Last Of Us, it has a simmilar apocolyptic pandemic theme, and that made me want to read/watch it too.
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Kaitlyn is a precious little girl who recently turned 2 years old. She has Down syndrome, with the expected developmental delays. She has no known heart issues. Kaitlyn is a very sweet and loving little one, who does not take toys from other children. She likes to be hugged, and really likes her bath time!
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Down syndrome
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Laina has delayed psychomotor development and hypertonia. She has significant hearing loss in her left ear, with almost no reaction; her right ear has normal hearing. Laina has slightly dysmorphic facial features. She has a congenital heart defect –Patent ductus arteriosus.
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Down syndrome, heart defect
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Down syndrome
Sweet beauty! She has down syndrome, but otherwise is clinically healthy.
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Fran, born October 2012 is a rosy-cheeked toddler diagnosed with Down syndrome. In her report written when she was 15 months old, she was enjoying the company of her nannies and studying them closely when they talked to her. Fran was saying mama and "diedie" and was trying to say other words. The caregivers described her as a smart little girl with a happy temperament who loved toys that make noise. Fran was at that time a little clumsy and behind other children her age, but was working hard to learn to stand and walk. She loved being cuddled and was delighted to be taken outdoors to feel the wind blow and hear the birds chirp.
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Down syndrome, post-op congenital heart defect
Floramaria is a delicate little girl, in need of a family's care! She was born with Down syndrome and a heart condition, for which she has had one surgery. Described as a quiet, adorable baby with a ready smile, Floramaria loves to be held. Her motor skills are delayed; she can roll over but not yet sit up. She can babble and imitate words. This tiny girl is still bottle fed, and nannies report she is an average eater.
The agency has a $4000 grant available!
Girl, born July 2013
Down syndrome
Sweet Sally needs a family to grow up in! Sally is a happy toddler who enjoys eating (fruit is her favorite) and bath time! Already Sally is showing herself to be a good friend to others. She plays well with other children and shares her toys. Her caregivers say she has a long attention span and with enjoys focused play with a single toy. Sally has been diagnosed with Down syndrome, and her physical development is behind other children her age. Nevertheless, she can babble and smiles in response to her caregivers' interactions. They describe her as a "lovely child," and we couldn't agree more! Could Sally grow up in your family?
Girl, born July 2012
DS, post-op CHD
Nani is an adorable baby girl who is 1 year old. She came into care when she was about 6 months old. She was diagnosed with ASD/PDA, which has been successfully surgically corrected. Nani has Down syndrome. Nani's development was not up to her peers at the time of her report, but we do not know how much of her delay can be attributed to her past heart issue or just typical Down syndrome delays. Nani needs a family who will love her (that will be easy!), and help her receive the therapies she needs to catch up. Nani will be such a sweet daughter!
Girl, born March 2013
Down Syndrome; Heart Disease
Xina is a very well-behaved little girl. Her skin is fair and she is chubby. She has become extremely adorable. Little Xina is one and a half years old this year. Because she has Down syndrome, Xina's physical development is slightly behind other children the same age. Now, Little Xina can crawl and turn her body over and roll. She is able to understand what adults say. If you call her name or clap your hands, she will look at you and she is able to quickly crawl to you. Xina likes rag dolls. She is very clever. Xina still cannot talk, but if you talk to her, she will babble responses to you. Xina is an extremely pretty and adorable child. We really hope Xina will find her forever family!
Denise is a young toddler who has Down Syndrome, lacrimal duct stenosis and insufficiency, and a possible hearing impairment.
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*Please note that we do not have all the information, including the date of birth, for this child at this time. An approved home study for this country and dossier must be submitted to the Central Authority before additional information may be obtained. Please note, USCIS approval is not required to submit a dossier or receive a referral. USCIS approval is only required prior to filing the I-800 package. If you have a completed home study for another country and your h/s provider is willing to update or amend your study to reflect this sending country, you may use this for your dossier.
Girl, born October 2013
Down syndrome
Precious Macey loves to play with colorful toys and toys that make sound. She also like to take toys from the other kids too. Macey can babble and crawl. Sometimes she crawls under the bed to play and gets stuck. She will cry and the caretaker will then help her out from under the bed. A recent update states that Macey behaves well and understands simple instructions. She can grasp and pick up little things. Macey is attached to her nanny who accompanies her every day.


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Monday, February 10, 2014
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for all but the coastline of Georgetown and Horry Counties which is in effect from 7 p.m. Tuesday - 3 a.m. Thursday.
* Accumulations... one half to three-quarters of an inch of
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* Locations... inland Georgetown County.
* Hazard types... freezing rain and sleet will develop Tuesday
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trees and power lines may lead to long periods of power outages.
* Temperatures... in the lower 30s.
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People across the region should be prepared for severe winter weather conditions. Dress warmly and make sure your car is in good running order and has been properly winterized. It is highly recommended that you take a winter weather survival kit if you must travel. Prepare generators with plenty of fuel in case ice leads to long power outages.
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I saw this one about 5 months ago....I was glued to the screen. It was kind of strange, but I liked Rob Lowe's performance, and the special effects were pretty good. Any comments?
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I saw this one about 5 months ago....I was glued to the screen. It was kind of strange, but I liked Rob Lowe's performance, and the special effects were pretty good. Any comments?
I rented it about 4 months ago and really liked it. I thought Rob Lowe was great, and I was pleased to see André Braugher had been cast - he's one of my favorites. Samantha Mathis wouldn't have been my first choice for Susan, but she pulled it together. However, the performance I liked most of all was that of Donald Sutherland.
Was it filmed in Maine? Canada? I don't remember.
That version was filmed in Australia.
"I was glued to the screen. It was kind of strange"
You're telling me, Steph!
You Canadians sure have some weird pastimes! I hope you were freed without injury!
I was kind of mixed on this. I preferred the original, although one could argue the new version was closer to the book.
But I'm sure it was more an age thing. When Salem's lot first came out on TV it was big event and we were so much younger. It was the talk of the school I went to.
Later I read the book and it blew me away.
Hence my expectations might have been so much higher watching the remake.
I thought the new one took too many liberties and changed too many things....
Same here.
lowe was fine, bad bit of casting but his performance was...fine
hauer was just hauer being hauer, not a great choice for the master
did not like what they did with callahan at all, and i didn't like cromwell playing him either
do not like the guy who played matt burke (didn't like him in the mist either, he rankles me)
overall, i just really, really missed mason as straker. love that guy, he would laugh in the face of any sutherland
not a bad series (could have been a lot better though)
I have seen this. And for me it was really good. Rob Lowe was great. I haven't seen the old version of Salem's lot. That would be really nice to see it sometimes.


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I think at this point I would replace Kos at #10 with Matt Brown. Past history should be factored into rankings but not at expense of keeping them relevant to the current landscape of the division. Kos hasn't won a fight since Feb 2012. Matt Brown is riding a 6 fight win streak with 3 impressive stoppages in a row over quality opponents. UFC rankings are updated after every event, they aren't set in stone. If Kos lights the world on fire in his next fight his standing will be revisited. In keeping with my theme of keeping the rankings relevant, it's time to ditch Nick Diaz. Going on two years since his last win and he's "retired".
Enough with the calling out the champ but Matt deserves a step up in competition. Brown vs. Lawler for the uncrowned UFC Television Championship!


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Friday, June 13, 2014
While the sounds of childrens voices have mostly faded out of county schools this week, Plantersville Elementary was filled with laughter and nervous energy on Monday, June 9.
Kids, parents, grandparents and community members filled the cafeteria for the opening of the Plantersville Summer Academy. Now in its fifth year, the program has grown from 101 students in 2012, to 136 last year and 181 this year.
Even with the expanded enrollment, there are still kids on a waiting list, according to Ray Funnye of The Village Group, which runs the program.
The goal of the academy is to provide a nurturing environment during summer months while at the same time help improve performance on standardized tests and increase the number of students who graduate from high school.
The academy kicked off Monday morning with breakfast and some light study work. The next day a group of students and chaperones were on their first field trip on Front Street in downtown Georgetown.
The academy is staffed by eight teachers, one nurse, four students from the Duke University Scholars program, two students from Coastal Carolina University, and eight recent graduates or students from county high schools.
Along with studying the three Rs, kids also attend sports camps and take field trips.
Karen Pyatt, a kindergarten teacher at Waccamaw Elementary School, took over the academys kindergarten class this year.
I enjoy the challenge and I think its a great program to stimulate the minds of our young people throughout the summer, she said. And I think this is an investment into our future.
Pyatt said teachers often have to spend time at the beginning of a new school year getting kids readjusted.
Throughout the summer their minds arent on school. So when they get back we have to take the time to refocus them. But this will help them to stay focused.
New to the academy this year is a robotics program, which The Village Group partnered with Coastal Carolina to bring.
Funnye said robotics was added to spark the students interest in math and science.
The STEM [Science, Technology, Engineering and Math] program is critical for future growth of this country, Funnye said, and robotics is an introduction to that area.
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Nicole Blair Named to NSCAA Scholar All-Region
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HAMBURG, NY – Nicole Blair (Syracuse, NY/East Syracuse Minoa) was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Scholar All-Region team. The senior defender was recognized for her solid work in the classroom as much as her performance on the field with her 4th Team Scholar All-East selection.
Blair currently carries a 3.61 cumulative grade point average and expects to graduate in May 2013 with a degree in forensic science/crime scene investigation. The three-year captain played in 68 career games for the Hawks and was the heart and soul of the team's defense for four seasons. Blair was Hilbert College's Most Valuable Player the last three seasons in women's soccer and has been named to the AMCC Academic All-Conference Team since her freshman year.
"Nicole played every minute for the program since she arrived on campus. She is a top notch defender with great 1v1 defensive skills," said Kelly Starchok, Hilbert's second-year head coach. "She won balls in the air, played with incredible composure under pressure in the back and her strong tactical awareness kept our defense organized while she marked the opponent's strongest offensive threat."
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Hi im just wondering if there is anything i can do.
Around 30weeks symptoms started showing and my blood pressure wasnt very high but still high between 135-145/85-90 considering my average is about 100/75. Have had traces of protein every test done so far and had to do a 24 hour test. Ive had swollen hands now and then (not constant) and bubs growth is un steady and shes measuring small which was when they started thinking it was IUGR. My first daughter was absolutely fine no complications at all throughout pregnancy or after. She was 7.5pounds. I have started feeling very dizzy for about 6 weeks now and cant breath very well sometimes.
I am now 38weeks+1 and have been going in to hosp for monitoring almost daily and blood/urine tests done very often. For the last 4 days i have been having contractions regulary but not very painful. they were every 30seconds but mild. Went to hospital yesterday because i had blurry vision and very sensitive eyes to sunlight. They think im in prelabour but wont do anything even though i feel unwell. Contractions picked up since yesterday but i dont feel like im being very monitored when aparently im a risk. They wont tell me i have pre eclampsia because their reason was i never had it with my first. But yet its continuously coming up and all the signs are there. HELP ME PLEASE


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As we've said before, the Percona team just keeps growing. This time around, I'm pleased to welcome Ryan and Vladimir.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by sammi595 A beauty Pros: -Great fit -Mustard is lovely, and exactly as shown -Nice quality fabric, and good construction -Great summer or winter -Not too short or too long Cons: -The slight 'mermaid' shape means that it could be a little unforgiving on certain body types. -Scoop neck is a tiny bit lower than I would like (shows the top of my bra if I'm not careful). This is a beautiful, versatile dress, well worth the price, especially on sale. Looks great on its own, or with a blazer, tights, and boots. 2.5.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by aliciaawk New favorite dress! I bought this dress in dusty grape and it is so beautiful. The fabric quality and the details are lovely. I also purchased the Balleto Mini in Charcoal to go underneath. Well worth the price, I might need to get the other colors ;D 9.16.2012
Rated 2 out of 5Â by SASHABLUE DID I MISS SOMETHING? WHERE IS THE HEMLINE FLOUNCE Where is the gorgeous unique ruffle on the hem of the dress that the model's hands are holding, and that the photo shows??!! Was sooo disappointed when the dress arrived. The fit was perfect! And yet there was no ruffle on the hemline. Given that the other reviewers did not mention this, I have to think that I missed something, somewhere. At times, the photos of FP items have included another clothing item in the photo-- which is either clear, or is confusing, as was this photo.. I returned the dress, sadly. 8.27.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by KaffeineJunkie Wish I'd bought a different colour! I'm a natural blonde, but I tan really well. I bought this dress in Mustard when I had a tan, but after a few weeks of rain in Vancouver... I'm left a bit pale. Sadly, the mustard colour is a bit scary without a tan. I wish I'd ordered the persimmon so that I didn't feel obligated to bake myself to wear a dress... With that said, the fit is adorable! It flares out a bit more at the bottom on me than it does on the mdoel in the picture. I am a 36-24-37, and bought the XS. It fits like a glove! In the mustard, it looks a bit retro, which I like. I didn't feel like it was an "athletic" cut like the review below, but I did feel like it was a "cute" cut, and borderline "little girl" dress. Except for one thing, the neckline is not nice and wide like on the model... it's definitely square but pretty low cut. I had some pretty crazy cleavage going on... but it felt a bit loose around the neck. I wouldn't recommend it for a smaller bust, unless you have broad shoulders or a larger ribcage. I'm a 32DD, so I usually have the opposite problem in the bust area... The length is good, I'm 5'3 and it hits me at about mid-thigh. Thank goodness I'm not that much taller... or the length might pose a bit of a problem! 6.15.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by briiianaaa cute summer dress I first ordered this dress in a small (since that is my usual size with free people-I'm 5'7 125 lbs) and once I tried it on it was very large and loose (the dress fell below my knees). I was surprised since the dress on the model looks quite tight. I then ordered an xs because I didn't want to give up on the dress because I thought it was adorable and wala! the xs fit like a glove! It is the perfect little summer dress and I can't wait to wear it all season! 6.12.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by coeurdeterre Darling summer dress So cute! Was completely unable to find the mustard in XS on ebay/online, so I'm very glad I managed to get my hands on this at a local shop. Luckily the length hits mid-thigh, despite my worries that it would be the same skimpy length as shown in the mustard model shots. The lace is high quality and much softer than imagined, overall the dress fits like a glove (although slightly loose in the waist.. I am 5"3, 100 lbs, 32-24-34). Highly flattering and I recommend you snapping it up if you ever come across one." 7.19.2014
Rated 3 out of 5Â by edd008 sizing, color, fit information sizing: i am a small/medium, but this dress was snug and fitted as a large. i was concerned it would be very short, but the length was a reasonable mid thigh height that didn't make me concerned about modesty. it was longer in person than it looks on the model. color: the color was significantly more cream/yellow colored than in the photo, where it looks bright white. fit: i really liked the princess seams and the pattern of the fabric online, but in person the fabric snagged very easily and had that polyester sheen in the embroidery around the flowers. the dress does have a light lining, but i still felt like it was unflattering. the fabric pulled around my thighs where the front seams criss cross, and created a round belly where i have never noticed one before! i would have to wear some fancy slimming undies with it, which is so silly because it is such a casual summer dress. it looks so cute online so i'm very sad that it didn't work out for me, even at the sale price. best of luck to other ladies! 2.9.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by LilyOfTheValley LOVELY I got it in the mustard yellow colour, size small. It is beautiful, the fabric feels like very good quality and it fits true to size. Very happy with this slip dress! 1.14.2013
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WILLIAMSON — Fishermen made a gruesome discovery on the Tug River Saturday morning when they sighted a body in the water.
Derek Hayes and his brother Bryson Preece had been fishing on different spots when they went from the railroad tracks to a sandbar just above Riverside School in West Williamson.
Bryson spotted the body about 15 feet from the bank in three feet of water.
Although the body will be sent to the Medical Examiner in South Charleston for positive identification, a man has been missing for a week, whose last known location is believed to be walking near the river at Aflex, Ky., less than a mile upstream from where the body was recovered.
Stevie Daniels was staying at the Sweet Dreams Suites last Saturday and told his wife he was walking on the river bank shortly after 9 p.m. No one has heard from him since.
West Virginia State Trooper Jeff Methany was at the scene of the recovery.
"We cannot identify the body at this time," Methany said. "The investigation remains open."
Kentucky State Police Detective Jimmy Anderson was at the scene but declined comment until the body could be positively identified.
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