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Spring has sprung!
Family put up Christmas decorations (indoors & out), I was spent and taking a break before dinner. The Law & Order sweeps was all weak women victims so I came to COTH for inspiration/entertainment. ...
Helmet laws are your friend.
Single French braid with 5 barrettes or bobby pins to hold the shorter hair in place.
Easy and wavy to brush out, no matter how much sweat was involved.
Nothing wrong with emailing a contract and telling them that you look forward to having them at your barn. Follow up with a phone call letting her know the same and ask if she has any questions and...
Probably the feed and environment, possibly your riding style, after ulcers, stifle, and ovarian cysts are ruled out.
I have worked with many OTTB's and they can be finicky. A little too much...
This article rambled on forever and could easily have been consolidated. It sounded like a boring thesis for the most part. Bleah.
My guess too - Long tailed weasel - the size of a grey squirrel and eats 1/3 it's weight in small rodents a day. Hunts on ground or in trees, solitary,...
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Good news. Congrats on the successful surgery. I'm not 'blessed' but have known friends get the surgery and really enjoy active sports again.
There are a few area Western trainers/barns at this link. Good luck!
A friend had one and loved it until it lost its shape. They must break down easily in an effort to be flexible.
You may want to have a professional saddle fitter assist you in finding a good...
Nice video!
Lots of good trainers out there. Go find ya one!
Obtain a higher ranking and excellent reputation as a hard worker, even at a lower level of show. The best trainers and horse owners value riders who succeed at lower levels while keeping a strong...
Ski wax iron. Or a blow dryer on high heat.
Prayers. Lovely girl.
You could try spraying No-No spray on the blanket. Buy it at any PetCo or PetsMart type places.
Smart horse. Love to see a video!
Don't give up. Call or text both daily till your horse's case is handled. Don't forget to thank both professionals profusely! Cards, fudge, etc. this is a busy time of the year. Best of luck.
One hundred pounds isn't that much extra weight, especially if she came in thin.
Did you call the previous owner? How about the previous vet?
Phone calls are cheaper than a haul, especially to...
Wondering if your horse gains and loses weight throughout the year to have these White Line episodes? Hope you find the cause.
Good info. Access to a run in with 3-4 sides protected from the wind may help. Call a vet an maybe have her thyroid tested. These horses grow older and have different needs year to year. Some handle...
Talk to your vet as well. May have his blood/thyroid tested. Well worth the $100-150 for piece of mind since you've had him for so long; he may be entering a new stage of life.
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Yes, lots of snow and ice in the region this week. Hope these guys are doing better now.

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Seattle's trade for San Diego third-string quarterback Charlie Whitehurst could affect its pursuit of Denver receiver Brandon Marshall.
Seattle swapped second-round picks and gave San Diego a third-round pick next year for Whitehurst, who has never thrown an NFL pass. San Diego now has the No. 40 pick overall and Seattle has the 60th pick.
Seattle visited with Marshall, a Pro Bowl restricted free agent, on the first weekend of free agency. Denver gave Marshall a first-round tender. It wants a first-round pick back. Seattle has the No. 6 and No. 14 overall picks and it have been reluctant to surrender either choice.
If Denver were to come off its need for a first-round pick, Seattle has less bargaining power now. Trading No. 40 would have been much easier than No. 60. There are still ways for Seattle to get creative if Denver were to play ball, but a Marshall-to-Seattle deal has just gotten a little more difficult.


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Byrd BrainsSubmitted by Rob G. on Fri, 12/18/2009 - 4:22pm
Nothing official yet, but it was just a matter of time that once the Cubs moved Bradley, they'd sign their center fielder and with Mike Cameron off the market, that meant Marlon Byrd.
Nothing official yet, but it was just a matter of time that once the Cubs moved Bradley, they'd sign their center fielder and with Mike Cameron off the market, that meant Marlon Byrd.
This hasn't been confirmed yet, but Larry Stone of the Seattle Times is reporting that Carlos Silva will be traded to the Cubs for Milton Bradley. Earlier in the morning, "Monsters of the Midway" (I believe that's Mike North and Dan Jiggetts) said a trade of Bradley to the Mariners was going to happen as well.
Let's see here, Yankees get Curtis Granderson, Mariners add Figgins and Cliff Lee, Phillies swap Roy Halladay for Cliff Lee essentially, Red Sox add Lackey and Cameron so far and the Cubs are looking at Joel "4.4 K/9" Pineiro.
Cubs select RHP Mike Parisi from the St. Louis Cardinals in the first round of the Rule 5 draft.
Looks like all the major league teams passed on Round 2 and no Cubs were taken in the major league phase.
The rumor news should be pretty light today as teams head back home.
More from Levine saying that Cubs and White Sox lead the chase for J.J. Putz who will throw again Friday. Putz expects around a $2.5M base salary with incentives that could take it into the $6-7M range. The White Sox apparently have already made an offer.
Levine also says if the Red Sox trade for Bradley, they would immediately flip him possibly to Texas or Tampa. ~shrug~
NPSport Canada tweets that Hendry does have one firm offer for Bradley and the deal will happen by Friday (rolls eyes), but does not involve the Blue Jays (thanks to navigator for the find).
- Phil Rogers believes the Cubs have already made their mind up about moving spring training to Naples for the simple reason that he believes the Ricketts want their base of operation out of Florida.
- Lowell to Rangers for catcher Max Ramirez looks like a done deal.
Harden's contract details from Ed Price; $6.5M in 2010 with $3.5M in escalating incentives up to 195 IP, $11M mutual option for 2011 with a $1M buyout if either side declines.
Levine says Hendry had meetings with Mike Cameron's agent Wednesday night and agent Casey Close who reps Ben Sheets, Derrek Lee and Mike Fontenot among others.
Astros sign Brandon Lyon to complete their bullpen whitening process(3/15M according to Rosenthal).
Cardinals - Added Brad Penny & Hitting Coach that Knows How to Get things, probably losing DeRosa, Holliday and Smoltz.
Brewers - Added LaTroy Hawkins, Randy Wolf and swapped J.J. Hardy for Carlos Gomez.
Astros - Essentially swapped Valverde and Hawkins for Lindstrom and Lyon.
Pirates - Added Bobby Crosby and Akinori Iwamura.
Reds - Still employing Dusty Baker.
Cubs - Resigned John Grabow and traded Jake Fox, Aaron Heilman and Aaron Miles for 5 minor leaguers.
Another Rule 5 draft preview (h/t to MLBTR) from Jonathon Mayo, he thinks Steve Clevenger is the most likely Cub to get selected but adds that the Cubs could get "hit a few times".
From Gorden Edes twitter:
Cubs chutzpah: They really did ask Sox about Bradley for Lowell...under the heading: Can't hurt to ask. Got the response you'd expect.
Damn those unintelligent Red Sox.
The Red Sox have been kicking the tires on free agents. They have had talks with the agent for free agents third baseman Adrian Beltre, formerly of the Mariners. If you look at the trade and free agent market, Bradley may be the most attractive power hitting player available, besides free agents Matt Holliday and Jason Bay.
If a team like the Red Sox were intelligent, which they are, they could bring in Beltre to play third base, trade Lowell to the Cubs for Bradley and then end up with two players for next season for the same price or less that they'd have to pay for the big ticket free-agents Holliday and Bay.
Oh did I say Levine's latest? I meant here's the verbatim story handed to Levine by the Cubs to try and float some ideas out there and generate a false market. If a team like the Red Sox were intelligent? I think they've showed their intelligence a few times over by this point.
Anyway, Cubs like Melky Cabrera (although I still have doubts the Yankees will move him) and have talked to Cameron's agent and two other center field free agents, possibly Byrd or Podsednik.
Hendry held court and...nothing. The best we have is a non-denial about Boston and Mike Lowell.
Hendry says they're considering a few names in tomorrow's Rule 5 draft. Muskat lists Thomas Diamond, Steve Clevenger, Chris Robinson and Matt Camp as possible Cubs that could be drafted (Chirinos was mentioned earlier by Phil Rogers). Hendry says Marshall, Gorzelanny and Samardzija will compete for the 5th starter spot with all being able to move to the bullpen if needed.
Via MLBTR, Ben Sheets wants something close to the $12M he was paid in 2008 (Searches for delusions of grandeur tag).
Cross the Angels off the list...that leaves Orioles, Red Sox, Yankees, Tigers, Indians, White Sox, Twins, Athletics if it's an AL team. I'd go ahead and cross Indians and Twins immediately off that list and probably the Orioles as I can't think of a bad contract they'd want to move. Yanks, Red Sox, White Sox, Tigers or A's?
Cross the Blue Jays off the list...mystery team indeed.
Both Muskat and Wittenmyer shoot down the Mariners rumor...something is brewing though.
The beat writers now chime in...Wittenmyer states:
It involves a three-team deal in which the Cubs would receive a player who would then need to be flipped to another team, but it's doesn't involve the long-rumored Tampa Bay Rays (ed note: or the Rangers).
Bruce Miles is a little more subdued:
The Cubs stated flatly this afternoon that no deal was imminent for right fielder Milton Bradley. There has been speculation that something could get done as early as tonight, but one Cubs person said Wednesday is a more likely date.
Sullivan agrees that Wednesday is more likely but still has the Rays and Rangers very much in the mix.
More Tim Brown saying the M's and Cubs are talking Bradley for Silva..."nothing imminent".
The rumor mongering Olympics begin today and instead of a Jake Peavy trade or trying to sign Kosuke Fukudome or Ted Lilly, it'll be about moving Milton Bradley and how much the Cubs are willing to pay for the privilege. Unfortunately I won't be around until later this afternoon, so I'm going to miss most of the morning rumors. Updates will go up top....
Sullivan says it's basically Rays or bust although the Cubs talked to 5 or 6 teams today about trades. The Mets seem to be out of the mix as a third team and that means Luis Castillo is out of the mix as well. The Blue Jays have emerged as the possible third team with some interest in Burrell as a DH. Sullivan also echoes that Cubs may have interest in Melky Cabrera if Yankees land Granderson with the Cubs on the outside of the Granderson sweepstakes due to their refusal to move Starlin Castro.
Money quote:
One major league manager said Monday he would gladly take Bradley, though he added his general manager wasn't interested because of possible negative reaction by the team's fan base. Another manager asked why the Cubs don't just bite the bullet and bring Bradley back rather than giving him away.
Can the "another manager" come and run the Cubs?
Whoever Ed Price is, he's tweeting that Brewers are closing in on a 3-year deal for Randy Wolf. I think that's good for the Cubs. I kind of like Randy Wolf, but he's not the 3.23 ERA pitcher he was last year and although he's been pretty healthy the last two years, he's had quite a few injury issues in the past.
Jayson Stark echoes that 2-3 teams have asked the Cubs about Bradley since Winter Meetings have begun and the money gap continues to hold up Bradley moving to the Rays.
Braden Looper would love to pitch for the Cubs. Hopefully the feeling isn't mutual.
A few notes from Bruce Miles...
The Cubs and Hendry like Heath Bell but "laughed off" rumors of trying to acquire him using Geovany Soto, Ryan Theriot or just about anyone else.
The Cubs will give Jeff Baker some reps in the outfield this spring to continue their creepy molding of him into Mark DeRosa. I wonder how much Baker feels like Kim Novak in Vertigo at this point.
Bob Nightengale at USA Today says the Tigers would like to move Granderson by this week and then Wittenmyer says the Cubs have heard nothing of the sort from the Tigers.
I have a lot of faith in Baez that he's going to turn into a more consistent, solid player. It looks like it took him about a half season or so of futility at the plate to figure out he was not talented enough to get away with the crazy approach he had. I think his running game will eventually have a more measured aggression.
I hope the D and bullpen show up. Cubs haven't had much luck against Davies, and he's been going well lately. A little uncomfortable with the Cards only 6.5 back--feels like they're right on our tails compared to the 11 game lead I've grown accustomed to.
Cardinals, stop that. Right now.
In a year or two, a lot of fans are going to point at trading him as a mistake. He'll probably be slashing something like 280/400/480 for Seattle at the time. Of course, by WAR, he'll still be worth less than 3, since we're talking zero defensive value.
vogelbomb debut for tacoma (AAA SEA)... 3-3, 1bb, 1 HR, 1 double...DH'd.
while he mostly played 1st considerably more than DH for AAA CHC, DJ Peterson is probably going to see most of the time at 1st for AAA SEA.
Carl Jr.! Very nice!
Baez with another "WTF?" play trying a delayed steal with a runner on 3rd and one out.. Remarkable talent, needs to make better decisions.
m.montgomery up in the pen with a man on 2nd, 2 out, and rondon 20 pitches into the inning.
...and rondon ends it 22 pitches in with a popout to RF.
I gotta say with the crappy defense the Brewers have displayed outside of Fowler I'm pretty disappointed the offense hasn't shown more and Rizzo seems to be very swing happy lately. That said my god am I happy Madden has finally given Carl Edwards a chance after multiple times up with nothing. I don't think he could handle a starting role with his body frame but his stuff plays so well in a relief role and he seems to be able to handle high stress situations very well.
2nd at bat. Fowler is good for the Cubs run differential.
welcome back fowler.
More slow news...
Did Davey Martinez have to bring the shotgun?
glad to see almora going to AAA to get work.
.265/.291/.422 through 86PA...2hr, 7 doubles.
i don't expect too much of an improvement when he's taking over CF next year, but the team doesn't really need him right now as much as they need him to get regular work (imo).
CHITOWNMVP01: The Cubs MLB Reserve List (40-man roster) has had one slot open since 7/6 (when RHRP Joel Peralta was Designated for Assignment).
The problem with the September roster is all of the pitching changes. They should find a way to limit pitchers to twelve except for extra inning games. More pinch hitters or pinch runners do little to slow the game down and are more fun than endless calls to the bullpen. I also think the fans get cheated when they use position players to pitch because employed a half dozen pitchers with righty-lefty switches. Having as few as four positions players on the bench to start a game also leads to some pretty ugly defensive substitutions.
CHITOWNMVP01: Joe Nathan's 30-day Article XIX-C minor league rehab assignment expires tomorrow, but he doesn't have to be reinstated from the 60-day DL tomorrow.
Also, I think 40 man roster should be full, not at 39, unless I counted wrong. I'm in a hurry to leave the house.
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"I'm pretty interested in this idea of looking down at a scene, getting distance from it and looking down upon it I'm almost positive it's from my walks and the geography here- the creek bed and the arroyos. Sometimes I'm above, and sometimes if I'm walking in the creek I can't see the clouds because the cliffs cut them off. And I can't wait sometimes to get up, especially in the monsoon season. Then I see these tower-of-power clouds. And other times I'm on the top walking along, looking down into these bays, these meadows that have happened through erosion in the creek bed."
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The St. John's Cadets basketball team won Thursday's home conference game against DeMatha by a score of 81-69.
(January 23, 2014: Washington, DC 20015) In Thursday's league outing, the St. John's Cadets (Washington, DC) basketball squad beat the visiting DeMatha Stags (Hyattsville, MD), by a count of 81-69.
The Cadets (13-1) will now prepare for their outing against Paul VI (Fairfax, VA). The Panthers go into the Washington Catholic outing with a 16-3 record.
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Comprised of natural and man-made elements, the still life has its origins in ancient times. Still life paintings in Egyptian tombs represented objects the dead could use in the afterlife, and decorative arrangements of foodstuffs represented hospitality in Roman villas. Religious symbolism prevailed until artists like Leonardo da Vinci created purely secular compositions around 1495. The still life came into its own in 17th century Europe. Compared to the portrait or landscape, the still life painting gave the artist more freedom to compose a canvas.
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Brazil's Marisia Salomao's deep, rich colors and bold, free shapes are unabashedly sensuous. Clear, tropical sunshine pervades Shyrley Cabral's impressionist paintings. Peruvian painter Emmanuel strives to capture the scent and flavor of ripe tropical fruits and he does. In contrast, Gavino Aguirre's still life paintings are comprised of pre-Hispanic elements.
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tar xzvf rlog-1.3.7.tgz cd rlog-1.3.7 ./configure && make make install cd .. tar xzvf encfs-1.3.2-1.tgz cd encfs-1.3.2 ./configure && make make install
The first time you attempt to mount a raw filesystem to an encrypted filesystem, EncFS will ask you what level of cryptography you desire and what passphrase to use. The same command is used to create an encrypted filesystem and to mount one. Subsequent mounts of the raw filesystem with EncFS will prompt you only for the passphrase. Initial mounting and remounting of EncFS on a rawfs (backed at the time by sshfs) is shown here:
$ encfs ~/rawfs ~/backupfs Creating new encrypted volume. Please choose from one of the following options: enter "x" for expert configuration mode, enter "p" for pre-configured paranoia mode, anything else... will select standard mode. ?> Standard configuration selected. Configuration finished. The filesystem ... has the following properties: Filesystem cipher: "ssl/blowfish", version 2:1:1 Filename encoding: "nameio/block", version 3:0:1 Key Size: 160 bits Block Size: 512 bytes Each file contains 8 byte header with unique IV data Filenames encoded using IV chaining mode. Now you will need to enter a password ... You will need to remember this password, ... no recovery mechanism. However, the password can be changed later using encfsctl. New Encfs Password: Verify Encfs Password: $ date > backupfs/datetest.txt $ cat backupfs/datetest.txt Fri Aug 24 20:44:33 EDT 2007 $ ls -l rawfs total 4 -rw-rw---- 1 ben 505 37 2007-08-24 06:27 K9dmA... $ fusermount -u backupfs $ encfs ~/rawfs ~/backupfs EncFS Password: $ ls -l ~/backupfs -rw-rw---- 1 ben 505 29 2007-08-24 06:27 datetest.txt
We now have a ~/backupfs filesystem that encrypts anything written to it and stores it on an on-line storage system somewhere. A great tool for keeping your on-line backup up to date is rsync(1).
The rsync manual page states: "The rsync remote-update protocol allows rsync to transfer just the differences between two sets of files across the network connection."
In our case, both the data to be backed up and the place to which we are backing up appear through the Linux kernel. Because ~/backupfs needs to read and write to the Internet, we very much would like to limit the amount of data that is written to it.
Some differences between a normal Linux kernel filesystem like ext3 and our layered setup might have to be worked around with command-line options to rsync. Listing 3 shows an rsync on an EncFS, which is using sshfs to provide the on-line storage. The first time rsync is run, the whole file is uploaded to the on-line storage. The second time, only some metadata is sent and received.
The -a option to rsync is similar to the -a option to the cp command; it attempts to preserve everything in the source filesystem at the destination. The --no-g command-line option to rsync tells it not to try to sync the destination file's group to the source file's group. In this case, the sshfs does not allow me to change the group of the destination file, so rsync would generate a warning when it failed to set the remote file's group. The --delete-after cleans up any files that exist only in the on-line storage filesystem. In this case, I also use --include to sync only the plain-text files. This can be quite handy for keeping backups of only OpenOffice.org documents in a larger filesystem.
Listing 3. Using rsync to Back Up Data to an Encrypted On-line Filesystem
$ rsync -av --delete-after \ --include="*.txt" --no-g \ small/ ~/backupfs ... boysw10.txt sent 49056 bytes received 48 bytes total size is 48923 $ rsync -av ... sent 83 bytes received 26 bytes total size is 48923
Another rsync option that can be invaluable is --modify-window=n, where the parameter n is the number of seconds that the two timestamps can differ between the local and remote files and still be considered the same. When using a filesystem showing on-line storage, the modification time might range from not being perfectly accurate to being a few days off. Setting the --modify-window correctly can hide these slight timestamp drifts or large fixed timestamp offsets and allow rsync to continue to work efficiently.
Running EncFS on top of OmniFS requires some special parameters when first mounting the EncFS. The main issue I found with using the default settings for EncFS was that file contents, when read back, would sometimes have trailing garbage. When using OmniFS and first creating the EncFS, choose expert mode, cipher=AES, keysize=256, blocksize=4096, filename encoding=Stream, filename IV chaining=Yes, per-file IV=no and block authentication code headers=no. The main issues seem to stem from the per file IV settings and something going missing with the round-trip latency of OmniFS. Listing 4 shows some combinations of expert mode settings to EncFS when using OmniFS as the base filesystem and the resulting filesystem interaction.
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Lifetime Jewelry Warranties: What's the Catch?
At first glance, having a lifetime warranty on your his and hers wedding bands sounds like a great idea. It promises to give you peace of mind, knowing that your precious rings are protected for life against damage.
But when you look more closely at these lifetime jewelry warranties (also called extended service plans, protection plans, etc.), they aren't as clear or reassuring. Once you read the fine print, what do these plans actually offer?
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Kay Jewelers and Jared The Galleria of Jewelry are owned by the same parent company, Signet Jewelers Limited, and offer extended service plans with nearly identical language. (Zales is also a Signet company, but its plan has slightly different wording – more on that below.)
Kay and Jared's extended service plan advertises that "with one payment, you get coverage for your jewelry for its lifetime."
If you want to protect your his and hers wedding bands, you pay a one-time fee (based on the cost of your rings) with no deductible, and have access to a repair plan. This "only covers wear during normal wear and use of the merchandise," and includes labor and parts to maintain jewelry in usable condition. Some of the services included in the extended service plan are:
- Ring sizing
- Prong retipping
- Prong replacement
- Head replacement
- Diamond or color stone tightening
- Chain soldering
- Clasp replacement
Kay and Jared make it clear that this plan covers only repairs, not replacements. The extended service plan does not cover:
- Replacing diamonds or gemstones
- Repairing or replacing materials "resulting from excessive or abusive treatment of the merchandise other than normal wear and tear"
- Loss, theft or damage resulting from "loss, theft, misuse, abuse or Act of God"
For the extended service plan to be valid, you must maintain any requirements detailed in warranties or guarantees. Unauthorized repairs or service (for example, from a vendor that's not Kay or Jared, or not authorized by the company) can void the plan's coverage.
This plan only offers to make adjustments or repairs that fall into the "normal wear and tear" category – and what that means still seems to be open to interpretation.
Lifetime Diamond & Color Gemstone Guarantee
Kay and Jared also have a separate plan, the Lifetime Diamond & Color Gemstone Guarantee. It covers repairs or replacements for jewelry mounting for the first 12 months. It also covers the lifetime replacement of a diamond, emerald, ruby or sapphire if it "chips, breaks, or is lost from its original setting during normal wear." This guarantee is only valid if you bring in your jewelry to a Kay or Jared store for inspection every six months, for life. A recent BuzzFeed story highlighted some couples' negative experiences with the extended service plan and the diamond and gemstone guarantee.
Zales Lifetime Service Program
The Zales Lifetime Jewelry Protection Plan covers repairs "under normal conditions for the lifetime of your jewelry," including:
- Prong or mounting repairs
- Resizing
- Refinishing
- Polishing
- Stone tightening
- Replacing lost or chipped gemstones and diamonds
It does not cover "theft, mysterious disappearance, loss or damage other than that incurred in normal wear."
The Zales Lifetime Diamond Commitment will replace chipped, lost or broken diamonds from the original setting; it also requires semiannual inspections at a Zales store, or the plan is voided.
What this means for you:
If a lifetime guarantee sounds too good to be true, it probably is. It's important to read the fine print to make sure the service plan you're buying really covers what you need it to. How will it protect your his and hers wedding bands? Will it cover all standard repairs? Will it replace missing diamonds? Will it insist on mandatory inspections twice a year?
The My Trio Rings Extended Service Plan
My Trio Rings has a straightforward extended service plan with excellent, easy-to-understand coverage. It's valid for five years and completely on your schedule. You're entitled to send your rings in once a year, but you're not required to (miss a year, and you're still covered for the full five years). The plan includes:
- Resizing within two ring sizes
- Rhodium polishing for gold
- Steam and ultra-sonic cleaning
- Updated engraving
- Prong re-tipping
- Stone tightening
- Missing diamonds replacement (up to 1/5 carat, not including accidental damage)
There's no hidden catch – just reliable protection at an affordable price.
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Need help building a case for why you should get matching ring sets from My Trio Rings? Here are a few helpful pointers to nudge your partner to a yes!
Wedding planning sticker shock: the struggle is real. It's tough feeling stuck between your dream wedding and your real-life budget and priorities. But buying matching ring sets online allows you to have your cake and eat it too. We cut out the high markups and extra costs most jewelry stores tack on. So buy those perfect diamond rings you love - and still be able to keep that nest egg or save for that down payment or splurge on that honeymoon.
There's a reason "a cubic zirconia is forever" never quite caught on. There's no replacement for real diamonds. All of our matching ring sets contain certified authentic, naturally mined, conflict-free diamonds that will keep their sparkle for a lifetime.
When people look at the two of you, they can see at a glance you're meant to be together. Our matching ring sets are the same: they're designed to complement each other perfectly, and they reflect your one-of-a-kind match.
Think of all of the ways you'd love to spend a Saturday afternoon together. Is one of them trekking from store to store, looking at hundreds of rings and trying to make a decision without bickering? Throw in a pushy salesperson and an astronomical price tag, and you have a pretty tempting proposition. Or you could save yourself a lot of hassle and buy matching ring sets online. Get help from our experts and find exactly what you want in one go - with zero stressful trips to the jewelry store.
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Shopping in a brick-and-mortar store means you naturally have a more limited selection than you do online. We design all of our rings in-house, which means you can customize your ring sets to fit your exact style and specifications. Not that it's a competition, but think of the smug satisfaction you'll get showing off your amazing ring sets, and knowing what a great deal you got.
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Compare our selection to any other jeweler, and you'll see that no one offers better value for the same color and clarity of diamond and gold wedding rings. Four generations of expertise are pretty handy when it comes to helping customers save big!
8 Little Things that Show You're a Perfect Match
If someone asked you to describe what you love about your partner, what would you say? You might start with the big qualities you value – he's kind, generous and funny; she's smart, loving and creative. But when you dig down deep into the reasons you fell in love and are ready to slip on wedding bands sets, it's really the accumulation of a thousand little things.
UK-based artist Philippa Rice has created a beautiful visual record of some of these small ways you show love in her comic series Soppy. Each illustration captures a sweet, private moment shared between Rice and her boyfriend, and the collection is something everyone in a serious relationship can relate to.
Inspired by Rice's art, here are eight of our favorite little signs that you've found your perfect match.
1. Even the boring stuff is fun when you're together.
Grocery shopping, making breakfast, doing laundry. These day-to-day activities can range from mundane to dreadful, but when you're together, they immediately become more enjoyable. You share a glass of wine while the pasta is boiling, or you make up silly games to cope with that interminable line at the store.
2. You like doing your own thing, but you also like being in the same space.
He's an avid reader, you're always working on something crafty; she's a programmer, you're a gamer. Sometimes you need to do your own thing separately, but sometimes it's also nice to be in the same room, working on different projects in companionable silence.
3. You can talk about anything.
From how you'd handle the zombie apocalypse to where you want to be in 10 years, you two aren't afraid to tackle the important topics. Even if you've been together for years, you still surprise each other and remember why you fell in love in the first place. You make an effort to keep learning about one another, from the silly to the serious.
4. You empathize with each other.
You feel awful when he's having a bad day, and you're on his side when he's coping with conflict. You notice when she's upset by something, and you listen to understand her feelings. You show each other consideration and compassion in small daily interactions, and you know you have each other's back.
5. You're affectionate in your own unique way.
Maybe your style is to hug and kiss as much as possible; maybe it's to hold hands or fall asleep with your legs intertwined. Whatever it is, you show each other affection every day.
6. You do nice things for one another.
You go to the post office to mail a package for him when he has to work late; you make dinner for her because you know she'll be tired when she gets home. You try to let go of keeping score and instead make an effort to do the things you know your partner will appreciate.
7. You get past challenges without lashing out at each other.
When you have to get through something unpleasant together – paying bills, building IKEA furniture, narrowing down your wedding guest list – you take a deep breath and try to do it with good humor. At best, you end up having fun with it; at worst, you're civil and you can breathe a sigh of relief when it's done.
8. You don't need much to enjoy yourselves.
Whether it's hibernating with Netflix and takeout or checking out a new corner of your neighborhood, you two are guaranteed to have a good time. When you're together, you bring out the best in each other – day in and day out.
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5 Things Your Significant Other Should Know Before Meeting Your Family
So you're ready to meet each other's families for the first time.
You probably already know what a big deal this is. Knock it out of the park, and you're set up for years of pleasant get-togethers. Strike out, and you've got some damage control to look forward to. After all, there's a reason meeting the parents is such a classic trope for sitcoms and rom-coms.
There's a lot of pressure to make a great impression, but this can be challenging since every family has its own unique dynamic, quirks and rules. Before you bring your beloved home to meet your family, here's a quick rundown of what he or she should know before you two exchange wedding bands sets.
1. Do your homework.
Start off on the right foot by asking your partner for an insider's perspective on the family. What overall background should you know? Are there any sensitive subjects you should avoid? Any topics you should know more about? Get all the info you can – her parents' work, her siblings' school, her favorite cousin's hobbies – and brainstorm a few conversation starters to fill awkward silences.
2. Show genuine interest.
Here's where all your research comes in handy. Find common ground on topics you can discuss with his family members – and when in doubt, ask questions. If Dad is an avid birdwatcher who loves to travel, ask about trips he's taken and what destinations are on his bucket list. If Mom runs her own small business, ask about her current projects and what she's learned from being an entrepreneur. Be a good active listener: give good non-verbal cues that you're interested, and don't interrupt. This is a simple but effective way to show you're engaged in what the other person is saying, and you are immediately perceived as more friendly and likeable.
3. Be the best version of yourself.
Think of meeting your significant other's family as a slightly more relaxed job interview. You want to impress them, but you don't want to come off as a robot with no personality. Dress nicely, taking your style up a few notches from what you'd wear out with friends. Use the rules you'd apply to chatting with your own grandparents or relations you don't know well – be warm and polite, avoid cursing, and stay away from controversial topics like politics or religion if possible.
4. Pay attention to their cues.
Some families are casual and low-key, and the parents will insist you call them by their first names right away. Others are more traditional and appreciate formality until you've established your place in the family. Err on the side of politeness, and adapt as you go. Defer to the house rules, and follow your partner's lead. If you're staying over and you're expected to stay in separate rooms, do so without comment. Go with the flow, and recognize you're a newcomer. If things get tense or uncomfortable, pretend you're an anthropologist studying the ways of a foreign people. Take notes, sit out any family drama and try not to take anything personally.
5. Be courteous and considerate.
Most parents simply want their children to find partners who will treat them well and make them happy. Demonstrate from the beginning that you are that person, through how you interact with everyone around you. Be considerate and respectful toward your partner in front of her family. If you're visiting their home, bring a small gift – a bottle of wine or flowers – when you arrive. Offer to help prepare or clean up after the meal. Even if they decline, you'll win points for asking. Give honest compliments freely – about the house, the food, the neighborhood. Write a short thank-you note afterward – it's simple and old-fashioned and always appreciated.
Follow this advice, and you'll be well on your way to calling your future in-laws Mom and Dad!


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DALLAS — One of the most asked questions by Texas A&M fans after the Aggies' 38-10 win over Rice on Sept. 13 surrounded the health of true freshman receiver Speedy Noil. When a five-star recruit who comes in with the kind of hype and expectation that Noil did gets injured, the concern is understandable.
Noil, who was carted off the sideline during the Rice game, missed the Aggies' most recent victory -- a 58-6 rout of SMU -- because of an undisclosed injury and his status for Texas A&M's upcoming game against Arkansas isn't yet publicly known. But if Saturday's game was any evidence, he can take all the time he needs.
The Aggies have plenty of receiver depth.
Without their starting "X" receiver, the Aggies were just fine in the passing game as seven different receivers (and one running back) caught passes in the win and a few lesser-known names stepped into the spotlight. Case in point: Jeremy Tabuyo.
The true sophomore from Hawaii made the most of his opportunity, catching two passes and turning them into catch-and-run touchdowns, evading SMU tacklers to the tune of a 30-yard score and a 50-yard score. They were the first two touchdowns of his career.
"It was pretty big for me, just to get my confidence level up," Tabuyo said Saturday. "Today was a good day for me."
Boone Niederhofer, a walk-on receiver who won a spot in the two-deep during preseason training camp, also had a solid day against the Mustangs, catching six passes for 73 yards. Only senior Malcome Kennedy (six catches, 73 yards) had as many catches as Niederhofer last Saturday.
That's life in the Aggie receiving corps these days. Starting quarterback Kenny Hill is not discriminatory when distributing the football and it showed from his first start of the season, when he connected with 12 different players -- eight receivers, one tight end and three running backs. A dozen receivers and tight ends have recorded at least one catch this season.
"Our receiver position is good but we play all of them," coach Kevin Sumlin said Saturday. "They like playing. Just like running back. Our guys understand that to play the way we play, in an uptempo style and try to get as many plays as we can, those guys are running like crazy. So we have to be eight deep to play games. I think right now we're pretty close to that."
Kennedy leads the team with 30 catches this season, but after him no other Aggie has more than 16 receptions. Six Texas A&M receivers (Kennedy, Noil, Niederhofer, Joshua Reynolds, Ricky Seals-Jones and Edward Pope) all have double-digit catches this year.
So the Aggies' quest to going eight deep at the receiver position is closer to coming to fruition. They continue to recruit the position at a high level (the decommitment of 2015 ESPN 300 prospect Damarkus Lodge notwithstanding) and if they continue to haul in talent at the pace they have in recent recruiting classes, the Aggie quarterbacks will continue to enjoy the numerous options afforded them.
Does anybody have more wide receivers in the country to throw to than Hill? When the question was posed to him Saturday, Hill took a deep breath, allowed a sly smile to emerge and answered definitively.
"No," Hill said. "Nobody in the country has more receivers than we do."


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Get news, weather and sports updates, and even search hands-free using your voice. The more you use the Google app, the better results you get. Transform the way you search on the go.
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Personalize your Google Now feed and get notifications*:
Ask Google to help you do things:
- "What are good restaurants nearby?"
- "Where is my package?"
- "Remind me to call mom at 5 pm."
Talk instead of type*:
- Say "Ok Google" from any screen and ask a question
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Great but..... Trusted voice doesn't work from lock screen when pin or password is on & smart lock is activated under security-trust agents. Example from lock screen with prompt of pin to unlock on screen. Say "OK Google" followed by "turn on flash light". Device gives no audible feedback however i know trusted voice is recognized as the lockcreen goes from pin lock page to padlock icon. If you now swipe to unlock. It Loads Google now page & flashlight is turned on. However when driving etc shouldn't need 2 touch phone.
I don't understand I bought my phone last week, I loved this app that came installed on it. Buy within 5 days it suddenly stopped allowing me to search with it. No typing out voice searches. I can still open my browser and search but this was much more convenient, hope they can tell me why it suddenly stopped.
What's happened, TalkBack just stopped? Been using this since day 1 and then the TalkBack feature just packed in. All results are now just displayed. I have tried everything right down to uninstalling and clearing caches in the phone during boot up. Nothing works. Seems to be an issue with the S6. I loved this feature and now with an upgrade due date I say it, I may go back to Apple!!!
Nicer Logo and Interface Liked the cards displayed anyways. Reduce the RAM intake also. Now the Google logo shows up in the notification bar when there is an update. Offline searching is useful and finally web pages opens in the app itself. Doodle new design is great. Trending searches in an area has been added
Stagnant The content chosen is often within one or two subjects that you recently clicked on, often repeating articles even though already read. nitpick: When I mark something as not useful at the moment, the article isn't replaced by something new. Bug: after the last update, there is a notification of a "search pending" that I can't get rid of. Cancel will not get rid of it, can't dismiss it, even by restart EDIT: there's a setting to manage pending searches but doesn't change that cancel or tapping is broken
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Mysteries of Anaheim: A Chinese Boneyard Without Any Bones?
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Among the many jewels in OC's collection of body depositories, Anaheim Cemetery is perhaps the shiniest. Established in 1866, its soil is fertilized by the area's earliest pioneers. Home to the first public mausoleum on the west coast, (take that, Rose Hills), its garden of crooked headstones counts Rev. Lemuel Webber, founder of Westminster among its tenants. Several family vaults, no longer visited by relatives, are padlocked, but the buildings' exteriors exhibit gorgeous architecture in varying styles, some adorned with stained glass windows.
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Well, hello again. Time is moving so fast. Babies are being born and our loved ones are dying.
Saturday brought the news that a lifelong friend had died. Opal Smith is no longer with us but there are a lot of memories. Her family, friends, and the people at Graceland Care Center facility will certainly miss Opal. May God bless this family as they grieve the loss of their loved one.
Sunday afternoon I had a pleasant visit with my niece Betty Grose and her husband Sonny at Blue Mountain.
Best wishes to Christie Bullock at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County.
Happy Birthday to Judy Richey on Aug. 25, to Brian Camp on Aug. 30, and to Douglas Yarbrough on Aug. 31.
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Happy Anniversary to Roy and Georgia Hodges on Aug. 28, to Dean and Sherry Hogue on September and Dale and Vickie Cook on Sept. 3.
Happy Birthday to Doris Smith on Sept. 1, to Roger Jarvis and Harold Hogue on Sept. 2.
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Charlene Garrison is back at Graceland after a stay at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County. However, she is a very sick person in need of the prayers from her friends.
We send best wishes to Mary Ruth Weeden of Southaven who fell last week and bruised herself on the back and legs. She was holding a swing for her husband Dean to weed eat and it got away from her almost hitting her head. Hope you are well soon. And a very happy belated birthday to Mary Ruth. She is the sister of Annie Lois Pannell.
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Nokia announced in September a 5.6-billion-euro deal to sell its handset unit to Microsoft.
Elop himself is returning to the software giant after the deal closed on Friday, and based on Nokia's share price in September he had been in line to get around 18.8 million euros for the early termination of his contract.
Elop, whose severance payment includes just over 4 million euros in cash, stood down as Nokia chief executive in September and led the phone unit from then until the closing of the deal with Microsoft. The unit's operating loss widened to 306 million euros in the first quarter of this year.
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Looking forward to discussion. Hard lines like "Libertarians are for defense and law enforcement", but against other things necessary for public order, hijack the word I have called myself my whole life. Libertarians are for liberty. The means of optimizing it in the real world, are a matter of science, not ideology.
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Recruitment - Libertarian social safety net vs. inefficient ex post facto law enforcement to fight crime - If there was empirical evidence that paying for a social safety net provides better protection from crimes than the inefficient law enforcement operations of the government, then wouldn't it be more "Libertarian" to be for a minimal social safety net for all, rather than to take my money and waste it on inefficient law enforcement? The latter leaves me footing the bill for my own private security if I ever really need it. The same applies to national defense. If everyone was given $800 bucks a month and access to cheap drugs (no matter their income level, with a "necessary evil" consumption tax to fund it), they either could rot in their own dens and leave the rest of us alone, or do something productive, and keep the $800/month in either case. That's much cheaper than the vast prison-industrial complex that I now foot the bill for. Libertarian Party membership would skyrocket.
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