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Definition of shoot in English:
verb (past and past participle shot /SHät/)
1 [with object] Kill or wound (a person or animal) with a bullet or arrow: he was shot in the leg during an armed robbery [with object and complement]: troops shot dead 29 people
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- He was shot dead with a bullet to his head in the streets of the camp.
- Robinson was shot dead even though he could have been wounded and arrested.
- One soldier was shot dead and two wounded on Monday as they stood guard outside a weapons depot.
1.1 [no object] Fire a bullet from a gun or discharge an arrow from a bow: he shot at me twice the troops were ordered to shoot to kill [with object]: they shot a volley of arrows into the village
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- Seiya shot at her but the bullets were absorbed by her shield and sent back at her.
- Leroy shot at me, but there had only been one bullet in the gun and it only clicked.
- The kids I see and eat with every day still want to help this country, in spite of getting shot at while doing it.
fire, open fire, aim, snipe, let fly;
bombard, shell
discharge, fire, launch, loose off, let fly, emit
1.2Cause (a gun) to fire.
Example sentences
- So you never saw him shoot a gun, fire a weapon, right?
- She couldn't shoot a gun, but she could start a fire without a problem.
- At drop off the teacher shoots a starting gun and I sprint from the building and peel out of the parking lot to go and do things.
1.3Damage or remove (something) with a bullet or missile: Guy, shoot their hats off
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- Marksmen using high-powered rifles should shoot gas cylinders damaged by flames to prevent major disruption, according to fire chiefs.
- It would take too long to even take the time to pull back the receiver and slot a single bullet in to shoot his brains out with.
- Shooting a knife thrown at you is significantly more difficult than shooting a missile launched at you.
1.4 [no object] Hunt game with a gun: we go to Scotland to shoot every autumn
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- Some people argue that hunting is more cruel than shooting as some hunts last for 25 miles and up to 8 hours.
- Throughout his life he maintained an interest in country ways including National Hunt racing, shooting and fly-fishing.
- On the other hand, I know there are a lot of folks living outside Manhattan who hunt or enjoy shooting.
1.5 [no object] (shoot over) Shoot game over (an estate or other area of countryside).
Example sentences
- All had permission to shoot over a wide area with the kind permission of land owners.
- Actual shooting over grouse moors occurs on very few days per season and not at weekends or on public holidays.
- Lead shot should not be used for any shooting over wetlands important for feeding waterfowl.
2 [no object] Move suddenly and rapidly in a particular direction: the car shot forward Ward's hand shot out, grabbing his arm
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- His car then shot forward, hit Mr Skipworth, and then careered into a second parked car.
- Her car then shot forward and went over the cliff through the railings between some seating.
- He shot forward suddenly, knocking me backwards with a powerful kick to my chest.
race, speed, flash, dash, dart, rush, hurtle, careen, streak, whiz, go like lightning, go hell-bent for leather, zoom, charge;
career, sweep, fly, wing
informal belt, scoot, scorch, tear, zip, whip, step on it, burn rubber, bomb, hightail it, barrel
2.1 [with object] Cause to move suddenly and rapidly in a particular direction: he would have fallen if Marc hadn't shot out a hand to stop him Beauchamp shot United into the lead
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- He shot his hand out and the water followed.
- He shot his hand out, braced himself against the bulkhead, and froze in mid-float.
2.2 [with object] Direct (a glance, question, or remark) at someone: [with two objects]: Luke shot her a quick glance [with direct speech]: "I can't believe what I'm hearing," she shot back
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- I remarked shooting a pointed glance at the stereo where someone was still supposedly singing.
- He pointedly shot a questioning glance at Lino, nodding his head towards Mel and Jessica.
- Then he shot a questioning glance towards his superior, wondering if he should continue.
2.3Used to invite a comment or question: "May I just ask you one more question?" "Shoot."
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- Then you say, "now can i ask you a question?", then Dominic says "okay, shoot".
- Okay, shoot. But don't ask me who the vice president of India is. I hope you know I dont really read news papers that much.
2.4(Of a pain) move with a sharp stabbing sensation: Claudia felt a shaft of pain shoot through her chest figurative a pang of regret shot through her
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- Groggy farmers and their families awoke with throats, eyes and lungs seared and burning, pain shooting into their chests.
- To make matters even worse, sharp needles of pain were shooting across her eyes and the soup felt like lead in her stomach.
- As I reached up to press the elevator button, I winced at the crackling pain shooting down from my shoulder along my arm.
2.5 [with object] (Of a boat) sweep swiftly down or under (rapids, a waterfall, or a bridge).
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- They will travel after taking their GCSE's and take part in lots of different sporting activities from tobogganing to shooting the rapids and boat trips to get close to dolphins and whales.
- In one case, we hiked a little up the Little Colorado River to shoot some rapids 'body-style' in our life jackets.
- Rowing through a bridge, every sound of the boat echoes, and shooting a bridge adds a burst of power through the boat.
2.6 [with object] informal (Of a motor vehicle) pass (a traffic light at red).
Example sentences
- I recently received a ticket for shooting a red light in Phoenix, Arizona.
- The same week, a very experienced and fit cyclist mate permanently damaged his arm after shooting a red light into the path of an oncoming car.
- In a train crash in 1990, the driver was held to blame for over-shooting a red light.
2.7Extend sharply in a particular direction: a road that seemed to just shoot upward at a terrifying angle
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- When your known risk shoots upward based on new knowledge, you either eat the cost or you get subsidized.
- Then it suggests that there be a uniform PDS price virtually at acquisition cost, thus allowing BPL prices to shoot upwards.
- Not surprisingly, many listed retailers saw profits shoot upwards as well, tripling in some cases.
2.8 [with object] Move (a door bolt) to fasten or unfasten a door.
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- When he and his mother had gone out into the darkness, my father shut the front door and shot the big brass bolt.
- The sterling barkeep takes his large key over to the door and locks it, shooting the bolts home with a quiet trepidation.
- The effort necessary to shoot a bolt from within a lock is drawn from Houdini the medium, but it must not be thought that this is the only means by which he can escape from his prison.
3 [no object] (In soccer, hockey, basketball, etc.) kick, hit, or throw the ball or puck in an attempt to score a goal: Williams twice shot wide [with object]: after school, we'd go straight out in the alley to shoot baskets
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- He chested down a cross on the edge of the box, juggled it once on his foot with back to goal, turned and shot with his left.
- He can dribble, he is not afraid to beat men, and of course he can cross, shoot and take free kicks perfectly-what more could you really want from a midfielder?
- Our game plan in the Finals was to take the puck wide, shoot, and go for rebounds.
3.1 [with object] informal Make (a specified score) for a round of golf: in the second round he shot a 65
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- Melissa Nawa improved her game, shooting an amazing six-over-par 78 but Michael Chiluba bowed out of the competition.
- Meanwhile, Englands Lee Westwood shot a four-under-par 67 yesterday.
- The Australian shot a final round of 63 for a 26-under-par total of 262 to secure his second win of the season and third European Tour title.
3.2 [with object] North American informal Play a game of (pool or dice).
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- The two plan to use all of their knowledge of cardsharking, pool shooting, and rolling dice at an unprecedented worldwide gathering of hustlers.
- I don't know if he could shoot pool, although I had the feeling finding out could prove expensive.
- Show me an accountant that shoots pool, and I'll show you a game that is carefully calculated.
4 [with object] Film or photograph (a scene, film, etc.): she has just been commissioned to shoot a video [no object]: point the camera and just shoot—nothing could be easier
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- Much of the film is intentionally shot on video tape, so some scenes look grainy and soft.
- It also meant that every sequence in the film could be shot on location, without the need to make the scenes inside the cab look as though they are fake.
- Once all the ingredients are assembled, making a film involves shooting scenes and editing them to create the final sensation.
film, photograph, take, snap, capture, record, tape;
videotape, video
5 [no object] (Of a plant or seed) send out buds or shoots; germinate.
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- Vines were also shooting out at Hadez as he spoke.
- When Dahlia tubers shoot, divide and plant in a sunny spot in the garden.
- Then they start shooting out seeds, which go a certain distance then fall to the ground and grow.
5.1(Of a bud or shoot) appear; sprout.
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- Near the base each cord has a short branch shooting upward on its right side.
- Spiky vines shot out of the grass.
- I pictured the vines shooting out and finally felt the warmth that meant the magic was coming.
sprout, bud, burgeon, germinate
6 [with object] informal Inject oneself or another person with (a narcotic drug): he shot dope into his arm
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- In the last three weeks, up to 25 drug users have come here every night to shoot heroin and cocaine into their veins.
- In addition, there were frequent public outcries over the users' behaviors, such as shooting their drugs openly in public places.
- And while the woman did shoot heroin, she also shot a lot of cocaine.
7 [with object] Plane (the edge of a board) accurately.
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- The weight is really a plus when shooting hard and/or thick material.
- Shoot the edges perfectly straight, true, and square, or at right angles to the face side.
1A young branch or sucker springing from the main stock of a tree or other plant: he nipped off the new shoots that grew where the leaves joined the stems
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- Three similar branches, shoots or tillers per plant were selected for the three treatments.
- Separate two to three young roots and shoots from the main plant every 4 to 5 years.
- Tiny flowers may appear in late summer - pinch off the blooms and growing shoots of young plants to maintain foliage colour and encourage bushiness.
sprout, bud, offshoot, scion, sucker, spear, runner, tendril, sprig
2An occasion when a group of people hunt and shoot game for sport: a grouse shoot
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- It featured a sporting clay shoot, guided hunts for pheasant and quail and a celebrity dinner with live and silent auctions.
- In the first, the applicant S took part in a protest against a grouse shoot.
- Grouse and partridge shoots are run separately.
2.1British Land used for shooting game.
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- The game shoots of the area supply plenty of pheasant in season, but other game, such as grouse, has suffered due to a succession of wet winters.
- Game farmers hatch out eggs and day old chicks or poults are delivered to the shoot depending on the model they are operating.
- There is another similar shoot up the same valley.
2.2A shooting match or contest: activities include a weekly rifle shoot
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- Burridge will now compete with the top 20 scorers in a shoulder-to-shoulder shoot at Bookham Rifle Club on April 6.
- I also agree that Victoria has been jobbing, due to the fact that if there were a shoot match, the outcome would likely be much different.
- The races test competitors' teamwork skills, skiing and physical and mental strength as well as accuracy in the rifle shoot.
3An occasion when a professional photographer takes photographs or when a film or video is being made: a photo shoot a fashion shoot
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- Based on what I have learned from past experiences, here are some pointers to make the most of your camp's video or photography shoot.
- It may be an unusual combination, but the two pursuits don't necessarily conflict, except when Ciara turns up for a fashion shoot sporting a few cuts and bruises.
- 'The rest of the week, I have modeling shoots and press conferences,' she said.
5A rapid in a stream: follow the portages that skirt all nine shoots of whitewater
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- I swooshed down the shoot and collided with the wave from the bowl.
- However, we still had one more spot of whitewater to hit: the shoot of Death.
exclamationNorth American informal
Used as a euphemism for 'shit': shoot, it was a great day to be alive
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- The longer races are natural for me because - shoot! - I got my early training chasing the bicycle team around town.
- I ran out my door, slamming it, so I'd wake up all the neighbors; shoot, only one light turned on.
- Now, a story about 'a boy from the hood making good' may not sound so miraculous to you; shoot, it may even sound easily obtainable we heard it so much.
have shot one's bolt
- see bolt1.
shoot the breeze (or the bull)
- North American informal Have a casual conversation.Example sentences
- Firstly, these kids were attending Sandringham Church, not shooting the breeze in some Internet chat room or hanging round a bus-stop and smoking.
- Last I heard, Bellows was heading out to New York to help start a new magazine, while still shooting the bull about creating a newspaper in Los Angeles.
- Above the thunderous whir of the aircraft rotors, Nelson and his buddies yelled back and forth, shooting the bull as the copter lifted off.
shoot one's cuffs
- Pull one's shirt cuffs out to project beyond the cuffs of one's jacket or coat.Example sentences
- When he adjusted his waistcoat or shot his cuffs, dragons of unreason gasped and died at his feet.
- He took a last look in the mirror, fixed his tie, shot his cuffs and puffed out his chest.
- We bade the ladies a good morning, touched our caps, shot our cuffs and nipped up the hill towards the Bar on the track.
shoot from the hip
- informal React suddenly or without careful consideration of one's words or actions.Example sentences
- He doesn't shoot from the hip but takes a more considered approach and would rather explain to people why he holds the views he holds than intimidate them to his point of view.
- Elaine shot from the hip, which often got her into hot water but she is a huge loss.
- With that in mind, I have shot from the hip and dared people to respond.
shoot oneself in the foot
- informal Inadvertently make a situation worse for oneself.Example sentences
- If the customers don't come with you, then you have shot yourself in the foot.
- But the days when it was mopping up loans attracting 14% of new lending while watching from the sidelines as its competitors routinely shot themselves in the foot, unable to lend any money at all, have gone.
- The alphabet organisations shot themselves in the foot because of their greed.
shoot it out
- informal Engage in a decisive confrontation, typically a gun battle.Example sentences
- Very few of these cowards shoot it out with the cops.
- Of course, eventually the robbers enter the bank, shoot it out with the FBI, and Conway gets shot.
- The guys you are about to see also know what it's like to shoot it out with a bad guy.
shoot a line
- British informal Describe something in an exaggerated, untruthful, or boastful way: he never shot a line about his escapadesMore example sentences
- I suppose it is possible that he was 'shooting a line' to the Manager which was then recorded.
- I said, "You no doubt have done your bit in the Home Guard but it was a good job that you had blokes like us to win the war for you." I was certainly shooting a line.
- My kids think that I am shooting a line when I say what a great time I had.
shoot one's mouth off
- informal Talk boastfully or indiscreetly.Example sentences
- If anything, I shot my mouth off when I probably shouldn't have.
- He wasn't very telegenic; he shot his mouth off; he said things other candidates were too afraid to say.
- In other words, after he'd shot his mouth off, Hodges remembered that he signed off on the grounding.
Phrasal verbs
shoot someone/something down
- Bring down an aircraft or missile by shooting at it: their helicopter was shot down by an air-to-air missileMore example sentences
- Through the windows you could see the Scuds arcing over the city and the Patriot missiles trying to shoot them down.
- The TMD system is intended to detect with satellites ballistic missiles flying within a 3,000-kilometer radius and to shoot them down with missiles.
- The footage also showed that flight patterns were found for aircraft, along with plans and instructions for how to shoot them down.
- 1.1Kill or wound someone by shooting them, especially in a ruthless way: troops shot down 28 demonstratorsMore example sentences
- Bill Quick is the guy who tells Winer that the group should shoot the murdering creature down before it kills them all.
- Within the next few minutes a dozen more people were shot down and many wounded.
- The first wave of soldiers guarding the base was shot down easily, having not been prepared for an attack.
- 1.2Crush someone or their opinions by forceful criticism or argument: she tried to argue and got shot down in flames for her troubleMore example sentences
- More than a year before his dream for the North was shot down in flames, Ministers were warned in focus group research that scepticism in the three Northern regions was rife.
- His aspirations are lofty, yet he has displayed a lack of reverence towards the NFL that means there are already many who hope his aim of winning a Super Bowl is shot down in flames.
- Bolton's hopes of completing a double over Manchester United were shot down in flames as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer fired the Reds to a 4-0 win at the Reebok Stadium.
shoot through
- Australian/New Zealand informal Leave, typically to escape from or avoid someone or something: me wife's shot through and I can't pay the rent1940s: from shoot through like a Bondi tram (Bondi being the name of a Sydney suburb)More example sentences
- After his return, he heads for the fairways reluctantly, when a mysterious caddy appears from nowhere, dispenses sage advice and promptly shoots through.
- Money making people should wake up or shoot through.
- When I got back to the office the guy from Chubb was in the building testing the fire alarms, which gave me all the excuse I needed to shoot through.
shoot up
- The torch was lowered but this time instead of the wood slowly catching fire, the wood enflamed rapidly and shot up sky high.
- Looking at Eric this morning, we both don't think he's grown much in the last couple of weeks; he shot up after the first week but now seems to have stalled.
- 'They've got a picture of a nine-month-old baby and got computer graphics to make it look like it's shooting up,' says Braithwaite, growing louder by the second.
- Then the price suddenly shot up, and the options vested within a few months.
- I read in the news that milk prices will be shooting up about 50 cents a gallon.
- Prices have shot up to $40 a barrel and are set to rise further.
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- You know, they could have shot him up, but it would have damaged forever the shrine, and that was an untenable situation politically in the world.
- Some lunatic called in saying he will shoot the building up.
- It's anyone's guess how these people were allowed to show up at the school waving guns, ready to storm inside the building and shoot the place up.
- You only thought you did because they shot you up with drugs back then.
- Mentally, I tried to tell Father Malachi to shoot me up with more of his drugs.
- He was also involved in the drug scene, and even shot his roosters up with speed every time he fought them.
1(Especially of a child) grow taller rapidly: when she hit thirteen she shot up to a startling 5 foot 9
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1.1(Of a price or amount) rise suddenly.
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1Cause great damage to something by shooting; kill or wound someone by shooting: the police shot up our building
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2 (also shoot up) informal Inject a narcotic drug; inject someone with a narcotic drug: she went home and shot up alone in her room I was shooting up cocaine shoot people up with the new chemical and see what happens
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shootable adjective
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- Overall, I'm pleased with this solid, shootable gun.
- Amazingly, the gun press reviews I've consulted say that it is a genuinely manageable, shootable gun, the result of excellent design.
- Both the Model '73 and '92 are grand choices for cowboy shooters, but originals are hard to find in good, shootable condition at a reasonable price.
Words that rhyme with shootacute, argute, astute, beaut, Beirut, boot, bruit, brut, brute, Bute, butte, Canute, cheroot, chute, commute, compute, confute, coot, cute, depute, dilute, dispute, flute, galoot, hoot, impute, jute, loot, lute, minute, moot, newt, outshoot, permute, pollute, pursuit, recruit, refute, repute, route, salute, Salyut, scoot, Shute, sloot, snoot, subacute, suit, telecommute, Tonton Macoute, toot, transmute, undershoot, uproot, Ute, volute
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Hello, loyal readers and subscribers of Free Software Magazine. Free Software Daily, a news site that focuses exclusively on free software, is now here.
Yes, that's right: we have a embarked on an exciting new project, and we want you all to be the first to know about it!
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Only one comment. Can we get a bookmarklet? Sort of like the Digg bookmarklet?
Also, could we get something like the Digg This buttons for embedding?
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well this is funny
So we made one of our own. That's right, FSDaily is back in action, this time
set up using Pligg. So this will be like Digg but just for free software and
with no FUD or MS fanboys. Plus, every single article that hits the homepage
will be about free software (not just a few per day).
And when I visit fsdaily for the first time I find the word "MICROSOFT" being the biggest one in the tag/label list.
Anyway, nice project.
That's because...
That's because Microsoft are up to no good a lot and we need to make sure people are aware of it. Talking about free software's opposition is very relevant to free software.
However, I assume you were being funny about it so... :)
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Great work!
FSDaily has rendered many similar sites obsolete and with quality control it's destined to grow.
I'm new to FSDaily, and ... I think that ... Of course: it's really awesome! :-)
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OAKLAND -- As police resources continue to tighten throughout the city, an increasing number of neighborhoods in the hills have begun to take security into their own hands by hiring private companies to patrol their streets.
A few weeks ago, it was reported that even Mayor Jean Quan's own Oakmore neighborhood had hired a private security firm to patrol streets after a rash of brazen daytime break-ins in the area.
However, the Oakmore neighborhood was far from the first neighborhood to hire private security. The number of Oakland communities relying on private companies to keep them safe has been snowballing in the past couple of years.
Limor Margalit, a sales manager for Bay Alarm confirmed that his company is providing private patrol services to many neighborhoods throughout the city -- including Montclair, Redwood Heights and Rockridge -- from Berkeley to the San Leandro borders. Margalit reported that their business in the area has nearly doubled in the past year alone.
While Bay Alarm is not the only company offering private patrol services, Bay Alarm is estimated to be the largest such company, employing 20 patrol professionals to service contracts in the city.
"Private patrols are a great way for neighbors to supplement police service and replace the eyes on the street that used to be home during the workday," said District 4 Councilmember Libby Schaaf. "However, they are not a substitute for police officers."
Margalit said: "We are not the police. We are not chasing down suspects. We don't pretend to be the police. We will call the police. We have a relationship with the police. We work closely with them."
"Private security is extra eyes and ears out on the street for us," said the Oakland police spokeswoman Johnna Watson. "We look at it as a partnership. Even with a couple of hundred more officers, we can't be on every block around the clock. Individuals investing private security to deter and reduce crime, that's helpful for everyone."
Residents are opting for a variety of services including random patrols, camera surveillance, vacation checks, and escorts from car-to-house, especially late at night.
Residents are tackling their needs through homeowner associations, neighborhood watch groups, on their own, or with a few neighbors. Depending on the package of services, residents are paying around $30 a month, Margalit said.
The Piedmont Pines Neighborhood Association has been a proponent of hiring private security services, said Robbie Neely, the group's administrator. Neighborhoods in the area first began looking at private patrols as the result of a number of break-ins in their community in the summer of 2011.
"Given the police department's staffing, neighbors felt they had to do something bigger and bolder," Neely said. "Break-ins compared to homicides. I get that."
There has not been a single break-in reported in these areas since subscribing to private patrol services, Neely said.
Watson confirmed that the department has seen a reduction in crime in neighborhoods with private security and have been helpful to solve cases.
"Security cameras have provided video footage of suspects," Watson said. "This has been very helpful."
Joe Tuman of Make Oakland Better Now found the situation of private security patrols "extremely troubling."
Tuman said: "The fact that people are concerned about the level of service they are getting, or not getting, that they feel they have to go out and engage the private sector says less about them, than about what the government isn't doing for them. This is a basic government responsibility.
"If you want safety, you have to pay for it," Tuman continued. "What's the message to people that can't pay? It increases the divide. Our public safety has become a political issue in Oakland. It should never be. I think this is a huge problem."
Schaaf agreed: "Citizens of Oakland deserve to feel that the city is doing a better job in ensuring their safety. I hope to develop more of shared vision about how to address crime."


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A man was stabbed at the Autozone in North Augusta on Tuesday morning. (WRDW-TV)
NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. (WRDW) -- It was a bold move in broad daylight that left one customer with a wound to his head and another to his side when all he wanted was a quart of oil.
A man is still on the run after stabbing and then carjacking a customer at an auto parts store. It happened outside the Autozone on Atomic Road in North Augusta Tuesday morning.
What was supposed to be a quick errand for oil turned into a trip to the hospital after deputies say someone approached a customer on his way in the store.
"A black male wearing dark clothing he asked him for a cigarette. When he extended his hand to give him a cigarette, the young man struck him over the head and attempted to stab him with some type of object," explained Sgt. Maurice Ransom, North Augusta Department of Public Safety.
While the customer left with wounds to his head and side, the attacker took off in the victim's car, heading south on Highway 125. He's still on the loose. The car is described as a black Suzuki Forenza with South Carolina tag FAA951. If you see the car, contact authorities.
It was a stabbing and carjacking that happened in broad daylight with people just yards away, but no one heard or saw a thing.
"It's why I carry a gun," Robbie Smith said.
Smith works as a mechanic next door. Even though the incident happened only yards away from his garage, he says he didn't even know anything happened until the cop cars pulled up.
"I've been here since 7:30 this morning and didn't hear or see anything, so they were quiet about it. They didn't speed off or squall tires because if they'd done that, we'd have turned and looked," Smith said.
"Feeling kind of scared because the people that are doing this catch you off by yourself," Johnny Washington said.
Washington is a regular customer at Autozone. He says he always comes in the daylight when there are crowds for this very reason.
"That's how they approach, with a question or problem, and next thing you know they take your life or whatever possessions you may have," he said.
Detectives are working to get surveillance video and the surrounding stores to try to identify the attacker.
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NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. (WRDW) -- North Augusta Public Safety officers need your help finding a suspect after a stabbing at Autozone on Tuesday morning.
The victim says he was heading into the store on Atomic Road to buy oil when he was hit across the head and stabbed by the suspect, who had asked the victim for a cigarette.
After the stabbing, the suspect took the victim's car and drove off.
So far, the car has not been recovered and the man is still on the loose.


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You really need to do more research before you talk about heel-striking. Good form does not preclude heel-strike. In fact, some of the best distance runners in the world heel-strike. In this article (http://www.runblogger.com/2010/05/elite-males-in-slow-motion-at-2010.html), the author looked at slow motion video of the 2010 Boston Marathon leaders and determined two are heel-strikers (including Meb) and two more heel-strike on one foot and land midfoot on the other (not as unusual as you might think). Another article (http://www.sportsscientists.com/2008/04/running-technique-footstrike.html) reported on a video study of 283 elites in a half-marathon - 75% of them were heel-strikers!
Perhaps what you were doing was over-striding. Then I would tend to agree with you. But heel-striking is not the culprit.
dfitz* wrote:
Forget the road or the gym -- the next time I see a professional running magazine publish an "artful" photo of some guy or gal extending their foot way out in front of them, toes skyward, heel about to take an appalling strike -- I'm going to complain to the editor!
You have no complaint! Because you can't (necessarily) tell anything about footplant when both feet are in the air. I have viewed video frame-by-frame where I thought the same thing. Yet when it got to footplant, the runner had a very nice midfoot strike, directly under the c-o-g.
So, yeah, you don't like the picture. Sometimes annoys me too. But it doesn't begin to tell the whole story. Show me what it looks like when the foot finds the ground.
I didn't claim to be some sort of expert so I don't know why you are picking on my post. It's just my opinion and anecdotal experience, just like every other post on this board. I guess I didn't make that sufficiently clear, and you are correct in that it's unclear whether the midfoot strike or shorter stride helped me more -- I have no way of knowing really.
The heel strike vs. midfoot debate has raged on for ages and shows no signs of letting up, so instead of "doing more research" I will stick to just letting people know what worked for me. In my personal experience, which may or may not help anyone else, I followed some of the advice of the "Chi Running" style and it helped my knees, helped my efficiency, and played a part in cutting my half-marathon pace significantly. It is not clear if the benefits are from midfoot strike or from shorter stride -- both are emphasized in the articles I read.
For what it's worth, I don't think it's right for you to assert that since a bunch of superelite marathoners heel strike that automatically means heel striking is perfectly fine for everyone including beginners -- that doesn't really follow logically, but certainly it suggests that there's nothing inherently wrong with heel striking. Valid theory.
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If I see one more person at the park or at the gym or on the road land heel first while running, I'm gonna kill something.
Wow. I'm glad to see you have your priorities for life.
Yah, those heel-strikers are a real threat to civilization, liberty, and all that is decent and good.
Go get'em killer!
I don't think there are any "universal truths" when it comes to running. The key reason I say that is that each of our bodies and styles vary enough that what works for one may not work for someone else. Therefore, asserting "all heel striking is bad" is just as bad as saying "all midfoot striking is good". The fact of the matter, like Len said, is that most people heelstrike. For some it works just fine. If it does - why change it? And even that statement focuses on the heel strike. That may not be the issue at all. It's hard to get scientific to prove what the issue is - because each of our bodies respond differently.
Here's an example of where a group of people think they know cause-and-effect when, in reality, they may not: Injecting cortisone for Plantar Fasciitis works for some and not for others. To a certain degree it appears (and maybe still is) a crap shoot as to whether it will work for someone. Well, someone discovered, if the Plantar Fasciitis had been going on a while and an injection of cortisone helped, it apparently got better not because of the cortisone at all, but rather because the aggravation caused by the needle itself caused the body to go into heeling mode. There now is a Plantar Fasciitis treatment that involves inserting an EMPTY hypodermic needle into the foot for the sole purpose for aggravating the tissue to cause the healing response. Prior to this belief/knowledge, for some cases, what was thought to be the cortisone curing the problem, was in actuality the NEEDLE curing the problem.
Therefore, my assertion is that Len's assertion is entirely plausible: We may find that heel striking is just fine, it's overstriding that is the problem. To a certain degree - I don't care. What I care about is that people are able to run as they want - whether it's heel striking, overstriding, barefoot, Pose Method, Chi Running, or as that great Monty Python skit shows - The Ministry Of Silly Walks.
"Kick off your high heel sneakers, it's party time."
-- From the song FM by Steely Dan
well great, now I am all paranoid about how I look while running...being totally new to the sport, not really the first thing I need.
But ya know what, 90% of people cant/dont run....so I might suck with the 90% of runners, but at least I run
And I land on my forefoot...I must really really suck. But when I get tired I start midfoot to heal striking. Or at least I think so...gonna have to start thinking more about it when I run.
I would specifically NOT think about it too much.
I think it's way too easy to get caught up in all this theory about footstrike and such. If you're new and trying to establish a habit - just go run. If something gets in your way - injuries - not achieving the speed you want - maybe then start looking at form.
"Kick off your high heel sneakers, it's party time."
-- From the song FM by Steely Dan
Bingo! Just go run. IF you start to have problems, THEN consider possible sources.
When I started running, nobody worried much about footstrike (maybe elites). The discussion for the average runner is relatively recent.
Simple typo dip****. Same lexeme.
Anyway, I hate people.
If you hate people, go buy a treadmill and keep your angry self inside and away from the rest of us "heel landing" runners. Or maybe get a dog you can beat when you see him run incorrectly?
And it wasn't a typo anyway. When I make a typo it looks like this, "I hjsdate peiupler" I don't accidentally type real words that I don't even understand the meaning to(lexeme) in order to try to make myself appear smarter. I recommend you use smaller words to express your anger in the future.
The photo is interesting. I believe the runner would have OK technique because his motion forward would mean that judging how far off the ground his foot is, it would land OK.
Also, by the time his foot hits the ground his hips will be over the landing spot. The key element in this photo is that the runner has a good upper body position although he could be forward a bit more.
Any how, always hard to tell from one still photo. He is probably about 80% OK.
Have a look at the runner in the banner on the run2rhythm website at www.run2r.com.
Almost perfect body position.
There is something I've been wanting to clarify for months now. Len has said before that one can land heel-first while still having a midfoot strike ("midfoot" apparently meaning that the runner's foot lands under the body's center of gravity). That might make sense in a traditional running approach; it seems to works for Len and many others, and evidently it works for lots of elites. (I disregard such comparisons of elites to "the rest of us," though. Elites got that way because they're freakishly gifted. The fact that they're heel-strikers is incidental; they could probably run sideways and still be in a class unto themselves.)
In ChiRunning (a practice which both the original poster and I follow), the definition of "midfoot" is different. In ChiRunning, landing midfoot and heel-striking are mutually exclusive, because ChiRunning precludes dorsiflexion (flexing the foot upward). The only way you can land on your heel while your foot is properly under your center of gravity is to dorsiflect. I'm not saying one definition is right and the other is wrong -- I'm saying they are different and this may explain the root of the debate in this particular thread. If heel-striking works for you, then good for you; it's none of my business. But heel-striking will never, ever work for anyone following the practice of ChiRunning. I'm not saying everyone should be a ChiRunner -- my point is only that "midfoot strike" doesn't always have the same meaning to everyone. This is why we ChiRunners might be over-sensitive about it, and why seeing a photo of someone flexing their foot dramatically upward makes me cringe, personally.
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There is something I've been wanting to clarify for months now. Len has said before that one can land heel-first while still having a midfoot strike ("midfoot" apparently meaning that the runner's foot lands under the body's center of gravity).
I apologize if I gave you that impression. I'm not sure what I said to make you think that. But in fact I agree with you 100%. You cannot both heel-strike and midfoot strike. Your footstrike basically reflects what part of your foot absorbs the bulk of the force/weight of landing. On the other hand, planting under the c-o-g is (regarded as) part of good form (as opposed to over-striding, which is not), and can be accomplished with heel, midfoot or forefoot strike. But dorsiflexing does not preclude midfoot (or forefoot) strike. Though ChiRunning seems to define it that way.
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Agree, Marykb - LOL Probably the same people that "loose" weight, rather than losing weight.
Yes, Donna, thank you! I used to belong to Spark People and I can't tell you how many people were there to "loose" weight. It drives me nuts to read that. Of course I'm not so misanthropic as the OP that I want to go out and kill everyone who does something annoying that doesn't affect me personally.
My take is to land midfoot when your foot is under your center of gravity you have to dorsiflex *some*. I say that because, when both sets of muscles (dorsiflexors - shin muscles and plantar flexors - calves) of the lower leg are completely relaxed the foot points slighly downward. When standing still if you pick up your foot under your hip and put it down with those muscles completely relaxed the forefoot hits the floor first. If the foot is in front of you to a certain degree I could see how you could get it down without dorsiflexing. But if the foot is close to under your hips some dorsiflexion is going needed to get the whole foot on the ground at the same time.
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We recognize that whole leaf loose tea provides an optimal tea service in terms of taste profile, finish, and clarity. To provide a service that captures all of the benefits of whole leaf loose tea, with the convenience of a standard tea bag, we are distinguished in offering our unique tea pouch line. Our pre-portioned whole leaf pouch allows the best of both worlds. Sensual translucent fabric pouches are packed with the identical whole leaf teas that we offer in our loose-leaf tea line.
Our pouches are designed to accommodate a 12 oz. - 14 oz. brew. These pouches are packaged into foil over-wraps for guaranteed freshness and shelf-life longevity.
As one opens each sealed packet, a combination of the appealing aroma and unique pouch design creates a significant impression upon your guests.
Tea selections available are: Organic Breakfast, Organic Darjeeling Estate, Vanilla Bean, Orange Dulce, Organic Earl Grey, Earl Grey Decaf, Green Tea Tropical, Marrakesh Mint, Mountain Spring Jasmine, Hojicha, Ginger Twist, Chamomile Citrus, African Nectar and Organic Mint Melange. All pouches are available in boxes of 100 count.
Loose Leaf Tea
We have carefully selected loose tea leaves from the finest sources, presenting them individually, as varietals, blended, and scented. When introducing complementary elements to produce both traditional and our own unique blends, we always strive to utilize the highest quality ingredients, often organically grown.
Our expansive range of teas are available in one pound bags packaged in triple-ply foil. Each bag has a re-sealable pressure-zip closure and will maintain a nine-month shelf life.
Presentation Book
Pouches can be displayed and presented tableside in our presentation tea books. Available in six-unit and nine-unit assortment boxes, each presentation book comes with a custom menu on the inside panel.
Choose from our variety of 17 blends and let us prepare a customized color menu created to your specifications and artfully laminated to feature an inviting and informative description of your offerings. This complimentary service is available as an additional feature to our clients.
Display Rack
Our Mighty Leaf point of sale display rack allows foodservice clients a mechanism for featuring up to eight different varieties of pouches. Each type of tea is stacked inside a tin, appropriately labeled with the tea name, taste profile, and brewing instructions. The tins can be arranged in this two-tier rack for the customers to help themselves, or for behind-the-counter staff to dispense. This system suggests a product of premium quality and differentiates itself from the competition.
Our sturdy display rack holds 8 tins appropriately custom labeled according to your selection. This rack is designed for countertop display and works with either full or self service.
Rack and tins sold separately.
Dimensions of rack: 18 inches long x 11inches deep x 12 inches high.
Dimensions of tins: 4 x 7inches.
Tea Top
We have designed a superior system for foodservice operators to sell our whole leaf tea pouches in a take-away format through our specially designed and patented disposable cup and tea top lid. It is like a portable teapot with no mess.
The tea pouch string is threaded through a second hole in the lid in a raise compartment. When the customer is completed with their brew, they simply pull up on the string and enjoy their beverage. The pouch rests secure in the lofted area and the oils are then squeezed back into the beverage.
Our lid fits on 95% of the cups available in the market. Cups and lids are individually sold in cases of 1000.
Iced Teas
A popular menu item that provides a welcome revenue source to an operation, iced tea can be a hugely successful feature or an unnoticed beverage routine. By fine-tuning brewing and preparation methodology, Mighty Leaf provides a system of delivery that is consistent and delicious. Your iced tea becomes a noteworthy addition to your menu and a repeat request.
While any of our teas can be served chilled, certain blends lend themselves to particularly effective and popular applications and are featured in our Iced Tea section of our description list.
We offer five blends pre-packaged:
Napoleon is a classic blend of Indian and Ceylon black teas available in a 30 count case of 3.5 ounces portion bags.
Calypso Mango is a tropical treat of mango fruit blended with Indian and Ceylon black teas. Available in 100 count 1oz. filter bags. This blend is packed in barrier bags for guaranteed freshness.
Black Currant is a high-grown Indian and Ceylon black tea blended with natural black currant fruit. Available in 100 count 1oz. filter bags. This blend is packed in barrier bags for guaranteed freshness.
Celebration is a signature Mighty Leaf blend of China black tea leaves blended with Chinese fruit producing a chocolate, rose noted character. This tea is available in a 25 count case of 3 ounce portion bags.
Island Breeze is a refreshing herbal infusion of blackberries, chamomile flowers, hibiscus, mint, licorice root and black currant. Available in a 25-count case of 4 oz. portion bags - perfect for a 3 gallon brew.


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RENO, NEVADA -- In 2008 we purchased Hunter Douglas Duette cell blinds for our back wall. Four large blinds with power lift. We had problems immediately that were reasonably taken care of. Recently one of the power lifts failed. We called the Reno store and were told they did not handle service any longer and were told to call the Salinas, California store, and they told us to call Hunter Douglas. Hunter Douglas said the local store should handle any service problems and would call to straighten things out.
I just got a call from Salinas with the following info: Power lift system is out of warranty (so much for "lifetime warranty" - read the fine print folks. Power lift system is not the current one and we need a newer system and remote. Hunter Douglas price was a reasonable $195 for the lift and remote. But... Penney's wants $85 to handle the service and will add a 25% surcharge to what Hunter Douglas charges. Now we are up to $332.6! I would boycott Penney's but Hunter Douglas told me Custom Decorating is an independent business operating under the Penney's umbrella. Next time I will deal with a local business with better concern for customers.
SACRAMENTO -- I have used J.C. Penney's for my custom drapes for many years, but their service is not what it used to be and I will never use them again. The custom decorator in the Sacramento area provided terrible service. In August 2015 I ordered custom curtains for my kitchen window and dining area. When the curtains were installed, both of them were too wide for the windows and they ended up sagging with extra material scrunched up at the end of the curtain rods.
I called the store and asked for the decorator to come back to my house to figure out what went wrong. The decorator took two weeks to call me back which she did only after I called the Arden Fair store numerous times. When she came out and looked at the curtains she admitted that the curtains did not fit the windows. She said that they would pick them up and have them fixed but they never did.
It is now December and I ordered the curtains back in August. I finally called the store and they put me in touch with the district manager. He said that they would take my curtains apart and re-sew them, but I informed they are made of very sheer material which will likely show needle marks if re-sewn in different places. He did not listen to me and insisted that is how they do it. I still haven't heard from anyone to pick up the curtains. So be aware that if your drapes are made wrong Penney's is just going to take them apart and use the same material. Save yourself a lot of grief and hassle and do not use custom decorating from Sacramento J.C. Penney's.
ROSEVILLE, MICHIGAN -- JC Penney will cancel your credit card and ruin your credit if you miss two payments. I talked to a supervisor and they did not care. I used the website to make payments. The payment the second time took a week to come out so it bounced. I told them I would pay my whole balance in full to keep my card and account active. They said "no and you still owe us the balance."
Synchrony bank is a joke and don't care about the customers. I won't shop there again, so JC Penney, you just lost 4 more customers because of Synchrony bank. I used my card all the time and tried to make it right. The website payment doesn't work. I would go into the store and make a payment if I would have known this. They wouldn't even give me a chance.
GREENSBORO / FOUR SEASONS MALL, NORTH CAROLINA -- On December 23rd I went to JC Penney to use a coupon given to me by an employee at Hanes Mall after I purchased approximately $87.00 the previous week. I decided to go to Four Seasons Mall, as sometimes the merchandise is a bit different, and I needed to use my coupon for $10.00 of $20.00 purchase by 12/24. I first went to the Men's Department, and was going to use the coupon on a $23.00 flannel shirt. However, it was on clearance, so the coupon would not work. It was in fine print that the coupon could not be used on clearance items, and I had seen other shoppers who had a coupon for $10.00 of $25.00 using their coupon on clearance.
So, I decided to go downstairs found some hair products and a shirt, both of which were not on clearance, but was told I could not use my 20 percent off coupon with my $10.00 coupon. The items individually did not add up to $20.00 so I had to look for something else. I went to jewelry and found a ring for $17.99 and a bracelet for $7.99, neither of which were on clearance. I went to the junior register, to check out, and was going to leave out the junior's door, as I was finally finished, only to find for some reason the ring, which was not on clearance, rang up at her register as if it were clearance.
So she sent me to jewelry. I have now been upstairs, and to 3 separate checkouts. I have been at the store for two hours. I go to the jewelry counter and the lady there sends me to another register. Finally I find an employee that is willing to help me. She scans the ring which comes up $17.99, not on clearance, but is willing to help me find something else to go with it. There is a box of candy at the register, so I ask about that. She rings it up, scans my coupon, and then reads in fine print that candy is an exclusion.
Finally, I ask to speak to a manager on duty, and the MOD has her scan the ring at $26.00 with a discount so that I end up paying $10.00. I was a former employee of JC Penney at Hanes Mall, and we were told to always satisfy the customer. "Customer First" was the motto we were always told to go by.
We could not give away the store, but we could make manual changes on the register, to make the customer happy, i.e. price modifications, and manually discounting $10.00 for a coupon, if that was what it took. I think that the coupon was totally misleading and there were a lot of things employees could have done without my having to go through all those registers, and waste my time, which is valuable. I feel that I should in some way be compensated for this horrible experience. Thank you.
CABIN CREEK PULL ON PANTS are the best pants ever! I buy them for my 100% disabled daughter who cannot zip zippers or button closure snaps. They also fit well over her leg braces and are comfortable to sit in and don't get caught in her wheel chair. I have purchased these pants exclusively for the past 25 years. I have purchased HUNDREDS of pairs! I have tried JCPenneys' Alfred Dunner, which seems to be what Penneys wants to dump on us now, to replace our CABIN CREEK pants with.
However, Alfred Dunner pants are inconsistent both in size and quality of material and workmanship. Alfred Dunner cannot compare to these Cabin Creek twill or denim pants and shorts. I will NEVER purchase a pair of Alfred Dunner pull-up pants for my daughter instead of CABIN CREEK!!! PENNEYS have you lost your minds and your BUSINESS SENSE????? If all your customers are screaming for these pants and the CABIN CREEK brand, then please bring them back. These Cabin Creek pants are the very last and ONLY THING that would drag me into a JCPenneys store where there is no customer service and a high stress purchasing environment.
Furthermore, I also consider the elimination of this CABIN CREEK WOMEN'S/MISSES TWILL AND DENIM PANTS to be an attack on people with disabilities everywhere. PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES NEED CLOTHES TOO! Not everyone can do up a zipper or buttons. People who use wheelchairs and have various other disabilities REQUIRE PULL-ON PANTS. And WHY do they even need to have one million different pairs of pants in the same other styles with zippers and buttons? They just end up clearing them out at the end of the season because NOBODY WANTS THEM!!!
PENNEYS if you are reading this column then please bring back our cabin creek pull-up elastic waist pants. We want them and we need them forever and ever for the rest of our lives. Do not discontinue cabin creek pull-on elastic waist pants! These were the only pants on Earth that I could ever find for my daughter. I always know that these CABIN CREEK PULL-ON PANTS WITH ELASTIC WAIST fit PERFECTLY and I could order them online without a worry of size. They can dress up or dress down. They always look great. They wear fantastically.
I throw them in the washer and dryer and they come out perfectly every time. You can wear them to church or wear to the park. they are very versatile and very FABULOUS PANTS. I predict that if JCPenneys cancels these it will be the store's demise. There are a lot of us out here who will ONLY buy the Cabin Creek pull-on pants. After they canceled my drapes I never walked into the store again but only ordered Cabin Creek pants on line.
Now, I won't ever bother even going to their website if they do not bring back these pants. I was hoping that Penneys was simply changing over from fall colors to all those nice CABIN CREEK PANTS colors that they have each springtime. Let us all hope that is the case and that Penneys will listen to us. WE WANT OUR CABIN CREEK PANTS BACK PENNYS!!!
HELENA, MONTANTA -- The Cabin Creek line is wonderful. Since I can't buy them at Penney's store, where or can a person get a catalog? That brand is one that fits the body beautifully, especially if a person is long-waisted. No other brand has the top quality for the different shapes of our bodies and so this brand is missed so much.
Also, the price is right, that company doesn't overcharge like so many of other brands do, and those brands for the price doesn't even fit well. So, if possible there might be a place out there were the Cabin Creek is still available and a person could order them or whatever needed by mail?
I haven't heard if their company is still in business, hopefully it is. A smart business, or wanted to start a business store person is letting a great thing get away as it would be a good thing to invest in. So many, not just women, but men also always have thought Cabin Creek was the best. I know my husband thought the jeans especially fit really great.
MANY, CALIFORNIA -- J.C. Penney's is definitely no longer the store that we have all grown up with that sold quality merchandise. We bought new towels about a year ago and they're already fraying and seams are coming undone. We bought 2 sets and they are interchanged every other week so it's not like we wash them to death. The sets of towels that they replaced were 8 years old and still in good condition.
Also, J.C. Penneys has discontinued their "Cabin Creek" jeans for women. They wore well and were comfortable. I have not been able to find other "pull on" jeans that compare to Cabin Creek. I've shopped at Penney's for years but that is coming to an end because I just can't find the product that I want. No wonder they are struggling. Keep it up, it won't be long before they're out of business also. What a shame! Another American icon down the drain.
NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO -- I was surprised to find this string of complaints. I thought I was the only one who was unhappy that JC Penney had dropped this brand. I complained at the office of my local store but got nowhere. The only time I go to the store now is to see if by some miracle they have restocked Cabin Creek. Corporate managers are clueless when it comes to what real customers want. I worked in retail once and saw it all the time.
Somebody at corporate office would get a brainstorm because they have to justify their jobs and the poor "associates" at the bottom level have to listen to the customers' complaints. But nobody higher up will ever admit they made a mistake.
BRONX, NEW YORK -- In reference to the complaint against JCPenney at Bay Plaza Mall, 100 Baychester Avenue, Bronx NY 10475. My wife and I were buying blinds for our home and noticed a 70% off sale at JCPenney. The measurements were entered in at a computer in the back, and the sale completed at the register up front. We wanted to shop the price around so we priced out one blind. At Home Depot the price of a 30" x 53" Bali Casual classic white satin pinstripe shade was 150.00. At JCPenney the price for the same exact shade is $566.00. Which seemed outrageous.
But an "Event Retail price" was applied at the computer at the back which brought it down to $169.80. Still not competitive enough with Home Depot. That's when the manager, Henry moss stepped in and told me that the 169.80 had not yet received the 70% off. I pointed out the math and said that it looks as if it had. 169.80 happens to be 70% off of $566.00. He re-iterated and told me that the 70% off cannot be applied until the order gets to the register up front and rung up. To which I said let's ring it up and void it so I can see the price (which should come to about $50.00). ** told me that if he voids the order I will be charged 25% of the price.
Also seemingly outrageous. I said "How do I know if I want it if I don't know the price?" And in front of 2 other employees pointed to the 169.80 and said "I swear to you 70% will come off of this price when you ring it up." Just a little background: I have my MBA in finance from NYU. My wife who was also present, is the senior marketing director for credit cards at Citigroup. If there is one thing we know it's numbers. There was no misunderstanding. ** made it clear at least three times. The information given to us by your manager was false.
I took all of the measurements around my house (14 windows) and drove back to JCPenney the following day. My wife and I spent 2 hours logging in the information into a computer in the back. It took this long because the woman who helped me was painfully untrained and had to re-enter the information several times. When the offer did not stand at the front register I demanded to speak to **, but he was not around. I got passed around to a few employees landing at ** who took the information, left for an hour and came back telling us there was nothing she could do. 3 hours and 30 minutes total of my time in the store.
The employees who were present at the time ** told me about the price coming off at the register could not recall any details about the night before. I feel like I was reeled into making this huge investment just so ** or one of the employees could make a commission. It also seems as if the price of the shades was jacked up to $566.00 so that JCPenney could bring the price down to a competitive level and call it a 70% off sale. I will be contacting Bali to investigate the possible price fixing.
VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON -- This store at the mall in Vancouver has two entrances: one to the mall and one from the parking lot. When one enters, the women's underwear is displayed for all patrons to see--families with young children, teenage boys, etc. Is it necessary that all who enter get an eyeful of mannequins that are mostly naked? I heard a child ask a parent about the "swimsuits". And I don't appreciate having to shop for underwear right in front of men walking by. Stores with more class have underwear away from main walkways. Is it asking too much for Penney's to do the same?


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VAIL, Colorado - The U.S. Ski Team alpine racers kicked off their season Thursday the right way - with hundreds of cheering fans.-
A large crowd gathered at Vail Square in Lionshead to hear the announcement of the ski team's alpine A, B, C and the development teams, a group of about 40 of the fastest skiers in America including Bode Miller, Julia Mancuso, Mikaela Shiffrin and Andrew Weibrecht.-
The concert-like atmosphere saw young fans arriving early in order to get closer to the stage, then politely waiting through several videos and speeches for the ski team's arrival and their chance to get photos and autographs with the athletes. Their patience was rewarded with frequent swag giveaways, including hats, T-shirts, socks, stickers of all shapes and sizes, Lindsey Vonn posters, Birds of Prey World Cup posters, and large metal Audi R8 toy cars. Between segments, host Uncle E shouted "Who's fired up?" before shooting t-shirts out of a cannon into the crowd.-
"They don't want to hear from me," Vail Mayor Andy Daily said after a quick speech, saying he was trying to make it short and sweet in order to let the fans at the ski team. And while his speech was less than a minute, he cut to the heart of the celebration with a salute to ski racing in Vail.-
"Vail has hosted more World Cup events than any other venue in the Western Hemisphere. Vail is racing. Vail is skiing!" he shouted.
United States Ski and Snowboard Association president Bill Marolt also spoke fondly of ski racing's history in Vail.
"The thing I think that is really cool about Vail, and the reason it has such tremendous racing heritage and history is because of the guys that founded it," Marolt said. "Peter Seibert, Morrie Shepard and all those guys that came here in the early days and believed in ski racing and believed that ski racing could make a difference in a resort. And it's clear to me that it has with what we have here, from the past 50 years and ultimately what's gonna happen in 2015."
Among the many young fans who politely waited though the speeches were Ski and Snowboard Club Vail members Austin Obourn, Emma Hall, Wyatt Hall, Shane Cole, Matt Macaluso and Zoe Livran, who were not only waiting to see the athletes, but to interview them. The group's academic level and ability to keep and maintain a strong journal earned them the chance to ask anyone on the team anything they wanted on stage in front of the crowd.-
Zoe Livran asked Bode Miller to share something nobody knew about him, to which Miller replied with a story of how he was married.
"Our only witness was a cat, and that's our family right now," said Miller. "So I'm a cat person, I don't know if anybody knows that. I'm a dog person too, but mostly a cat person."
The crowd went wild.-
Other interesting pieces of information that were revealed throughout the evening included the fact that Mikaela Shiffrin still doesn't have her driver's licence, and Robbie Kelly enjoys naked bungee jumping.-
The U.S Ski Team continues their training at Copper Mountain and Vail's Golden Peak this week. Next week, the women head to Aspen while the men head to Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada, for World Cup action.


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Jennifer K. Theis
Freeman Neurospine Center
1905 W 32nd St Ste 403
Joplin, MO 64804
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Joplin, MO 64804
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1905 W 32nd St Ste 403
Joplin, MO 64804
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Joplin, MO 64804
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Mercy Hospital-Aurora Emergency Room
3114 Medical Park Dr
Carthage, MO 64836
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- 1Freeman Hospital West
1102 W 32nd St
Joplin, Missouri 64804
(417) 623-280
- 2Freeman Hospital East
932 E 34th St
Joplin, Missouri 64804
(417) 347-111
- 3Mercy Hospital
2817 Saint Johns Blvd
Joplin, Missouri 64804
(417) 781-272
- 4Mercy Mccune Brooks Hospital
3125 Dr Russell Smith Way
Joplin, Missouri 64836
(417) 358-812
- 5Freeman Neosho Hospital
113 W Hickory St
Joplin, Missouri 64850
(417) 347-111
- 6Maude Norton Memorial Hospital
220 N Pennsylvania Ave
Joplin, Missouri 66725
(620) 429-254
- 7Via Christi Hospital Pittsburgh
1 Mt Carmel Way
Joplin, Missouri 66762
(620) 231-610
- 8Willow Crest Hospital
130 A St SW
Joplin, Missouri 74354
(918) 542-183
- 9Integris Baptist Reg Hlth Ctr
200 2nd Ave SW
Joplin, Missouri 74354
(918) 542-661
- 10Barton County Memorial Hospital
29 NW 1st Ln
Joplin, Missouri 64759
(417) 681-510
- 11Oswego Community Hospital
800 Barker Dr Ste B
Joplin, Missouri 67356
(620) 795-292
- 12Cox Monett Hospital
801 N Lincoln Ave
Joplin, Missouri 65708
(417) 235-314
- 13Girard Medical Center
302 N Hospital Dr
Joplin, Missouri 66743
(620) 724-829
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Freeze warnings in Big Country for Saturday morning
Freeze Warnings are in effect for the Big Country for Saturday morning. A Frost Advisory is in effect for the Concho Valley and Heartland for Saturday morning.
Protect tender outdoor plants and bring inside potted plants. Make sure your outdoor pets have a warm, dry place to stay. Low temperatures should be around 32 over the region Saturday morning.
The normal date of the first freeze in Abilene is November 12. In San Angelo, it is November 13. However, some location in the northern sections of the Big Country already had a freeze earlier this month on October 8th.
We could see a freeze or frost over much of our region again Sunday morning as lows fall back into the low to middle 30s. That is, if the winds stay light Saturday night.