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♠ Snappy Garters ♠ Sock Garters ♠ Halloween ♠ St Paddy Socks ♠ Plus Sized ♠ Stocking Stuffers ♠ Made in the USA
The oversized buttons on these garters make us think of ragdolls and Alice "shutting up like a telescope". Adjustable to wear where you want them, and super cute peeking out of a cuffed sock top.* Made in the USA with love & care.
With two snaps to keep these secure & a little extra stretch if you need it, these will fit thighs 19-22 inches.
Some of us just prefer to slip them on and never mess with the snaps.
Additional Info: Sold by the pair. There are all kinds of ways to wear these, of course around your socks is the best and most obvious way, but you could also wear them around your neck as a choker (as displayed in the purple image).
Fiber Content: Elastic and plastic buttons, hand sewn on with love & care. Nickel-plated metal snaps.
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I bought these awhile back and sadly haven't had many chances to use them, but I absolutely love them. Very comfortable and adds a little something to any outfit.
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I bought these with my second pair of socks before I saw the sock glue. I'm so happy I got them though, even if I don't need them to keep the socks up, I like to wear them anyways. It's an adorable touch to my socks. I hope to get more colours in the future!
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Cubs Say No to Winning Record
I think that was the first game I got to watch in its near entirety in about 2 weeks. My apologies for the outcome.
The Good: After Gorzelanny finished his warm-ups, he mowed the Nationals down through 7 innings. The problem was it took him 3 batters into the game to finish loosening up. Geovany Soto went 2/4 and Kosuke Fukudome reached base 3 times, twice on walks to set-up getting stranded by Lee, Byrd and Ramirez. Soto also gunned down two very capable baserunners in Wily Taveras and Justin Maxwell.
The Bad: Gorz is now 0-3 despite a 2.45 ERA and as mentioned, took 3 batters to get going. Those 3 batters included a stand-up triple by Nyjer Morgan to leadoff the game that he hit to left center. I didn't even know that was possible. Then Ian Desmond singled Morgan in, and stole off the lefty Gorz. Christian Guzman launched a ball into centerfield into the teeth of the wind that Marlon Byrd completely lost track of leading to the second triple of the inning. Gorz settled in and stranded Guzman and didn't run into much trouble the rest of the night. The bullpen gave up another run in the 8th, with Grab-Ass being the culprit thanks to his own throwing error. The 3 through 6 hitters went a combined 2/16 including Lee, Byrd and Ramirez all getting a crack with 2 runners on in the bottom of the 8th. Matt 'Could've Been a Cub' Capps nailed down his 9th save in 9 opportunities.
The Minors: Iowa picked up the 4-3 win in a shortened double-header in the first game.. Thomas Diamond throws 5 scoreless with 5 K's and Jeff Samardzija got the win with 1.2 scoreless innings and no walks with a K. Brad Snyder went 2/4 and Sam Fuld got on-base twice out of the leadoff spot. They won 4-2 in the 2nd game with Casey Coleman throwing 6 innings and giving up 2 runs. Mitch Atkins picked up the save in the 7th in that one. The white hot Smokies take a rare loss but Starlin Castro went 3/5 with a double. Ryan Flaherty, who is off to a poor start, did go 1/2 with 2 walks. Daytona won 3-1 with Alberto Cabrera throwing 5.2 scoreless innings with 6 K's. Aaron Shafer extended his scoreless streak to 16 innings in relief. Matt Spencer and Rebel Ridling homered, but B. Jackson, Vitters, LeMahieu and Burke were a combined 0/12. Peoria won 5-4 with Trey McNutt going 5 innings, giving up a run and striking out 5. Larry Suarez threw 2 scoreless innings. Greg Rohan homered and Hak-Ju Lee went 1/4 with a run scored and a double out of the leadoff spot.
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"Greg Rohan homered"
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Rob, not to be nitpicky, but the I-Cubs played a double header yesterday, which is why the game only went 7 innings. They won the second game also, Casey Coleman pitched six innings to pick up the win, while giving up 2 earnies over six innings. Marquez Smith, Wellington Castillo, and Brian LeHair all went 2-3 on the day. Mitch Atkins came on in the 7th and notched the save.
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The Cardinals signed Aaron Miles to a minor league contract.
I thought we were done with him.
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I'll say it one more time:
Was Aaron Miles ever NOT playing for the Cardinals?
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Good point.
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samardzija brought in w/ bases loaded, one out jam & worked out of it w/ team trailing; got the win after a walk-off rally...
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I went last night. It was very cold, although the wind was not bad.
Some random impressions:
Lee and Ramirez each hit the ball hard into long outs.
The Nationals ran aggressively (and successfully) against Grabow. Don't know if the scouting report is that he's easy to run against. He also was a little slow off the mound on Morgan and rushed the throw.
Liked Soriano's opposite field single with 2 strikes. Did not like his other ABs. Liked his first to third advance on the single to center. Did not even draw a throw.
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Yeah, Soriano looked good there - that even looked like a slider he hit.
It's a bad time of year to try to hit HR's - Soto got the Memo but Ramirez and Lee not so much.
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Resist the urge for Todd Coffey. The Reds fans would LOVE for us to get him. I saw a lot of epic fails on his part as a Reds reliever.
The pen and the offense were red flags before the end of last season and should have been addressed.
Re: Cubs Say No to Winning Record
What about Juan Cruz?
Is he worth picking up?
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Bruce Miles from his blog:
"You never say never, but the Cubs don't have much interest. They don't like him as an eighth-inning guy, and they feel they have better than Cruz to get to Z and Marmol with. I don't see it unless something changes."
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what...they're not going to drag this out for 3-5 years?
they must not be using Twitter to discuss PEDs or something.
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couple of passed balls? ouch...
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Trying not to get overly excited
but Colvin has been a beast so far this season. It's nice to see a young player have a good month, even if that's all it is.
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Think Cubs could flip gorzy for wood come June?
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nice catch byrd. next time follow it up with a sac fly.
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And Fontenot, if you're down 1 run and you come up to bat with the bases loaded and work a 3-1 count... let's not swing unless it's meatball right down the middle.
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Yeah, right. Fontenot is THE problem.
Not the black hole named Lee/Ramirez
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I'm sorry, I shall never complain about the great Fontenot or anything he does ever again.
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I know I'm in the minority, here, but I think Fontenot sucks balls.
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He is usually the closest to them.....
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Why Do You Hate Soto, Lou?
Or does he just buy into defined roles and handedness matchups this much? Regardless of what Tracy does here, how do you not use Soto when you are going to pinch hit for Hill? He's arguably the best hitter on the team right now.
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And now Nady in to hit for Dempster, even though Soto will have to come in to play defense for Hill! Nady and Tracy have been ice cold! AHHHHHHH!!!!!! I'm gonna go shout at my toaster.
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Lou not happy in post game interview
Asks reporter for baseball cred "What kind of baseball did you play?"
Asked about the hitters not hitting-"ask the players"
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"ask the players"
...yeah, that worked for milton.
managers manage. it's not a 3-4 hour day then you clock out. how about protecting players, calling out players, or otherwise giving the reporters some sound bites to get them off the clubhouse?
can we quit having 3+m dollar managers and pretending like they're football coaches who create massive playbook strategies for a once-a-week throwdown?
thanks yanks for paying joe torre 5-8m all these years creating the "elite" manager class when so few have so little differences.
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I hope I get a job someday where I'm aloud to throw a public hissy fit and still earn millions of dollars without having any identifiable skills while making some decisions even more poorly than individuals with less expertise would.
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At least you got the skills part covered.
Re: Cubs Say No to Winning Record
True. That.
Re: Cubs Say No to Winning Record
Nunchuck skills, bowhunting skills, computer hacking skills. Chicks must love you.
Re: Cubs Say No to Winning Record
I'm training to be a cage fighter.
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Classic ending, about 12:11 AM, CST. 5 hours, 3 minutes. Both teams have bases loaded, no out situations in the last inning.
Magic #19.
Last man on the bench, Montero gets it done.
This fucking game
Baez lucky to not have hurt his hand with headfirst slide on play at plate in 12th inning.
Maddon's master plan to challenge his offense to improve on coming from behind late in games is working amazingly.
Everyone remember Starlin Castro dropping or misplaying just about every ball near second base that involved a tag?
Javier Baez is the opposite of that.
on the wild pitch thing, did they really call that a wild pitch on Jansen that Heyward scored on Friday? If so, I don't know what a passed ball is anymore.
Let's see -- up 3-0, at home, Jake on the mound annnnd....compare and contrast 2015 to 2016. Bleh.
Hopefully, the Pirates will uncork a series of 9th inning wild pitches.
modern media
@BNightengale: Former #MLB pitcher Dan Haren will be throwing to Tim Tebow tomorrow during his tryout in LA, he announced.
[email protected](dan haren): @BNightengale nope, I was offered the opportunity and declined.
@ithrow88 Oh and memo to my agent, @bvanwagenen: Pitching to Tim Tebow tomorrow DOES NOT count as getting me a real job offer.
I think the Cub Reporter should be politics free.
Build Bridges. Don't anyone dare pull out a trump card.
The Cub offense is in on the con.
1-for-10 so far w/RISP.
swing and a miss.
i'm gonna like...go stand over there. *points*
This is all a long con by Arrieta to lull playoff opponents.
the factual correction on your mistakes on your post that I barely bothered to read the first time because it had nothing to do with anything I wanted to talk about is indeed a sign of my degenerative brain condition. I appreciate the safety tip and will be looking into with extreme urgency now.
it took you 4 posts to get to this?
have you checked the batteries in your carbon monoxide detector?
#droppingknowledge #savinglives
Fwiw, Billy Hamilton's actual WAR numbers that relate to the ones that I posted for Mike Trout are:
- 2014: 2.5
- 2015: 1.0
- 2016: 2.6
But by all means #crunchsplain on the stupidity of WAR while exaggerating your points. I can't wait to read more.


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Skip to comments.John McCain, American Hero
Posted on 03/08/2013 9:31:27 AM PST by smoothsailing
March 7, 2013
John S. McCain III, the disastrous Republican 2008 candidate who suspended his presidential campaign and refused to take the fight to Barack Obama when he had the chance to actually do something for his country, has beclowned himself yet again:
Highlighting the discord among Republicans over President Barack Obamas targeted killings policy, two prominent GOP senators, John McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, took to the Senate floor to criticize Kentucky Sen. Rand Pauls 12-hour filibuster Wednesday…
McCain said Thursday the Senate needed to conduct hearings and an in-depth debate on Obamas targeted killings policy, but that conversation should not be talking about drones killing Jane Fonda and people in cafes. It should be all about what authority and what checks and balances should exist in order to combat an enemy that we know will be with us for a long time.
The distinguished senator's crack about Hanoi Jane (her account of her trip to North Vietnam is at the link) got me to thinking about his own past, which in turn led to the question: why do Republicans admire this man? Most of his life, John McCain has been a disgrace to his service, to the Congress and to his country. So let's take a trip down memory lane:
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McCain proves the physics that turds float!
What did you do wrong?
The cream always rises to the top, but so does the scum. Every time I heard McCain, the word "insane" comes to mind.
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It's perfect!
I saw another that was good with McCain being shown next to the angry Birds logo.
More like "American Idiot."
John McCain, American Hero
From hero to political hack in less than a lifetime. His hero status was worn out years ago.
A good look at McCain's military career would show he just sucked. And I can back up that statement.
The hero that is no longer
Yes, I've seen that. Like all those living on reputation alone it will probably never be questioned.
and loudmoufff
He did to himself.
Good-bye McCain.
LOL. Backatcha!
McCain is a pig.
"McCain is a pig" For your viewing pleasure: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkWs3HVww4I
I find it difficult to envision how a man who has spent so much time attempting to ingratiate himself to our adversaries (Dems & MSM) didn't do the same thing with his North Vietnamese captors under much more trying circumstances.
I think the word "hero" should be reserved for those who have proven the case. People like James Stockdale, George Day, Jeremiah Denton, Dieter Dengler, people who actually acted in heroic manner above and beyond their military status, be it pilot, grunt, POW, or other.
The status of POW doesn't automatically confer hero status. And there's enough doubt about his actions in Hanoi to forever muddy the waters on his political independence vis a vis the democrat party.
He got shot down. Too bad, but that's not heroic. We should have standards, and he doesn't measure up.
He proved himself as useful in the Vietman War as he is in the political and culture war today.
"A good look at McCains military career would show he just sucked. And I can back up that statement."
Yeah, he was an admiral's son who got "passes" when he crashed government aircraft on I believe three or four occasions prior to being shot down. And as far as a hero is concerned, I imagine he just wanted to live to get out of the Hanoi HIlton, so I don't see that as any more heroic than anyone else who was incarcerated there. Be that as it may, he's managed to erase any notion that he's an American by his behavior since his release. He "escaped" the S&L scandal, he dumped his ill first wife for a rich "beer heiress," and gave birth to a fat pig daughter with a big mouth, and has been trying to give away the country to Mexico for years! Way to go John!
Didn't McCain do his best to stop people like Sen. Bob Smith and Ross Perot from being able to go back to Vietnam to look for POWs who might still be held captive? I never could figure why a former prisoner would do that unless there were secrets about his time in Hanoi Hilton that he didn't want disclosed.
In my neck of the woods we have a simple saying, "The guys a bum!''.
McCain is getting sadder and sadder. He badly needs to retire in order to stop embarrassing himself in siding with a president that is determined to destroy our country.
Go away John!
There are lots more articles out there.
Letter to Juan McKook
I hope this is your last term but if you face a primary opponent, it will be a pleasure to contribute to him or her as I did to JD Hayworth for a total of $205.
If you had only shown the degree of vituperation towards Obama that you recently showed to Senator Paul, a member of your own party, you might be the President. Instead, you clearly dislike principled conservatives far more than you dislike liberal democrats.
Considering that you are a pseudoconservative, it's just as well that you aren't President. I voted for Bob Barr but if you had been the only alternative to Obama, I would not have voted at all for President in 2008. You are nothing more than a vain, pompous, old has-been. Without your wife's money, you, like fellow gigolo John Kerry, would be nothing at all whatsoever.
I wish you a quick. painless but entirely natural death sooner rather than later. Your state as well as our country will be much better off!
More to McKook:
Senator McCain/staff:
It is with great pleasure that I donate to the campaign of a true conservative, J.D. Hayworth. Why do I do so?
Of all the potential 2008 Republican candidates for President, you were, to me, by far the least acceptable. Mark Levins article of a year ago, enclosed, details just a few reasons for my conclusions.
When you did get the nomination, you ran a tepid, lackluster campaign that was destined for nothing but overwhelming defeat. A few days ago, you attacked Mr. Hayworth with far more gusto than you ever did Barack Hussein Obama.
Sarah Palin was the only bright spot of your campaign; she is best compared to filet mignon on a sizzling plate at Ruths Chris while you, in many senses of the word, are six-year-old fruitcake. In return for her misplaced loyalty, she was shabbily treated by your campaign operatives like Steve Schmidt (rhymes with) and was cynically thrown to mainstream media wolves like Katie Curic and Charlie Gibson. Why she still remains loyal to you is a total mystery.
To top it off, throughout the primary season, your campaign bombarded me with repeated unwanted requests for money after I had repeatedly said that I had no intention of contributing to you. For the record, I voted for Bob Barr in the general election and would never vote for you or Obama. In fact, the only silver lining of Obamas victory was your defeat.
I sincerely hope that Mr. Hayworth retires you permanently from public life and that you spend plenty of time fully exposed in the Arizona sun (dont waste your wifes money on sun block). Refresh yourself by drinking your fill of her beer and right after you do, be sure to take a long drive in a fast car (400+ horsepower) on a twisty mountain road! Ask her to buy you a Vette or one of those new Camaros. While youre on your drive, screw the speed limit signs the way you have our country.
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If I did , I couldn't write all the mean things I write. So it was a surprise last week to get an e-mail from director Rod Lurie, urging me to take a look at his new film "Nothing But the Truth." Lurie is a former reporter and film critic, whose films revolve around topical events and are all worthy of a look see.
His first film in 1999, was "Deterrence," in which Kevin Pollak played a US president stuck in a diner during a snowstorm who must deal with a military crisis. His second in 2000 was the terrific political film "The Contender," in which Joan Allen played a senator with a controversial past nominated to become vice president, and was an inspiration for the "Commander in Chief" TV series which he produced. »Read Full Blog Post


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FOR anyone weary of the glitz and spin of modern presidential campaigns and longing for a quieter time when American presidents wore hats and spared the electorate their confessions, it may be time to repair, as my wife, Jaqueline, and I did, to Plymouth Notch, the Vermont birthplace and home of Silent Cal, as Calvin Coolidge was nicknamed by contemporaries.
Coolidge, the 30th president of the United States, said he couldn't recall that any presidential candidate hurt himself much by not talking. When a woman bet a friend that she could pry more than two words out of Coolidge, he told her, ''You lose.''
Stories about Coolidge and his thrifty, taciturn clan abound in Plymouth Notch, a community of tidy white clapboard farmhouses and weathered barns that look unchanged since Coolidge was sworn in here as president in 1923. And that's another good reason to visit Plymouth Notch, for it is a near-perfect model of a Vermont village almost a century ago.
Isolated in the rugged heartland of the Green Mountains, Plymouth Notch has been called Vermont's Brigadoon, after the imaginary Scottish village that appears and vanishes in the mists. Because the major highways and their attendant filling stations, convenience stores and strip malls bypassed Plymouth Notch, it never needed restoration, explained William Jenney, a museum historian who administers the Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site on behalf of the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation. ''The village was not restored, but preserved,'' Mr. Jenney said.
Nestled in a pocket of farmland under a panorama of wooded hills rising to 2,200 feet, Plymouth Notch is accessible by Route 100A, a secondary road winding between the resort towns of Ludlow and Woodstock in the ski country of central Vermont. Plymouth Notch can be seen in two hours or less, but it would be a shame to leave before lingering for a picnic and a walk along trails through the meadows.
Jaqueline and I cheated on the recommended itinerary for Plymouth Notch by driving directly to the final stop: the cemetery containing the graves of six generations of Coolidges, including the president. The grassy cemetery, typical of Vermont, was carved into a hillside too steep for farming. Coolidge was one of two American presidents born in Vermont (Chester Arthur was the other), yet Coolidge's gravesite modestly omits any mention of his five and a half years in the White House, noting merely his birth on July 4, 1872, and death on Jan. 5, 1933. The only clue is a small presidential seal etched into the granite headstone. Beside him lie his wife, Grace Anne Goodhue, from Burlington, Vt., and his younger son, Calvin Jr., whose premature death from blood poisoning at age 16 in 1924 plunged the president into depression.
The road that Coolidge traveled from Plymouth Notch to the White House led through Massachusetts: he graduated from Amherst College and became a lawyer in Northampton, where he was elected mayor. His political career took him to the state legislature and the governor's mansion. In 1921, he moved to Washington as vice president in the new Republican administration of Warren G. Harding.
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The centerpiece of Plymouth Notch is the Coolidge Homestead, a two-story clapboard house where time has been wound back to 2:47 a.m. on Aug. 3, 1923. That was when Coolidge was sworn in as president by his father, a notary public, by the glow of a kerosene lamp, after word of Harding's death arrived from San Francisco. When John Coolidge was asked later about his authority to administer the presidential oath, he said, ''I didn't know that I couldn't.''
Even after Coolidge became president, his father put off installing electric lights in the homestead because his housekeeper, Aurora Pierce, distrusted electricity, fearing that it would burn the place down. A tour of the homestead offers other intriguing windows on rural life in old Vermont: a sturdy antique sleigh in the horse barn; an 1838 poster in the tool room advertising ''gargling oil'' for horses; the kitchen where the family ate (Calvin's only sibling, Abigail, died at 15, his mother when he was 12), and where Calvin and his father shaved from water heated on the wood stove.
Aldrich House, around the corner, belonged to Ruth Aldrich, the daughter of the village's first cheesemaker. Hand-wrought nails and other early hardware date the original house to the 1820's. The age of old Vermont houses, we learned, tends to be imprecise, because the ''continuous'' style of New England architecture involves the adding on of barns, chicken coops and other outbuildings to avoid stepping outside in snow and rain.
In the house, we found plates and menus of the tearoom operated by Miss Aldrich, which she called Top of the Notch, an allusion to the V-shaped valley leading up from Ludlow. She did the cooking with the help of two girls, serving deviled ham sandwiches for 20 cents and creamed chicken on toast for 50 cents, catering to the summer White House staff, reporters and tourists. President Coolidge ate chicken dinners for $1 in an adjacent private dining room, which was converted into a bathroom in the 1940's.
Miss Aldrich also kept a diary. ''Had a great crew for breakfast,'' notes one entry posted in the dining room. ''Fed a great many. Have 15 secret service men.''


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Orlando Locksmiths They replaced all my doorknobs and deadbolts when all I wanted was them rekeyed Internet
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I asked her how much it would be and she said there was a $29 fee for coming out and then $25 per lock plus hardware. I assumed by the hardware she meant the locks. So I made an appointment for them to meet my son at the house. I no longer live in Florida.
The technician arrived as scheduled. He did the work and when checking that the key worked in each lock told my son the cost was $700. My son called me immediately. I spoke to the technician and told him all I wanted was to have the lock changed so the roommate couldn't use her key. He said oh that was rekeying. The work order said change the locks.
He contacted his manager who called me. I explained the problem and the guy said it was a miscommunication. He said if they took the locks out and put the old ones back in and did the rekeying it would cost about $400 so he would give me 25% off the bill. I told him I was not happy with this but didn't feel like I had any choice.
I probably should have been more hardnosed about it but not being local and I didn't want to put my son in an awkward position. My son said he though they needed to take the door knob and deadbolts out in order to change the locks. I can understand how he didn't know what to expect.
My problem is that I told the girl what I was trying to accomplish so she should have written it up as a rekeying even if I didn't use those words. Even if it was written as change the locks that isn't the same as change the doorknobs and deadbolts. Why didn't the technician ask about since the doorknobs and deadbolts were obviously working. They were only about 3 years old.
I should have told the manager that I didn't think I should have to pay for them to undo the work I didn't want them to do but I am not good at dealing with confrontation. But I wanted to warn the rest of the world about what I felt was a definite ripoff.
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If I were Orlando Locksmiths that's just what I would have done, also.
CHANGING locks is NOT the same as re-keying locks.
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we need to find a vidic type player.
both gallas and toure are good but dont play well with each other as for senderos i won't even go there. we need a solid, strong defender to complement gallas or toure. I would not mind gallas going if we get some1 decent.
tis is fu'kin piss takin n 2 be honest i've had enough...im gettin high blood preasure watchin tem play for the past month....its flippin irritating...playin well aint doin good any fu'kin more, its results tat matter n tat is one ting tey are not achieving!!!
Wouldn't be saying the same thing if it was your team would you?
Yeah yeah
That was no penalty , you should have had 15 penalties instead , gerrard should have been executed by firing squad for fouling flamini, all four goals of ours should have been disallowed , the referee had it in for for you....blah blah
In reality you conceded 4 goals and were comprehensively beaten 5-3, deal with it
hey mate......... it hurts i know but c'mon.
at your best you play the best footie in the league.
hell of a game.......... credit to both teams
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We need to buy some great defenders, Sendros is a joker! Did u guys see that actually the ref is wearing a RED jersey????
that game was stolen from us you lucky lucky lucky bastards!


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Parity rules in today's college basketball world. Obviously, there are still good teams and those who are not so good, but the depth of talent between the top programs and the middling ones has seldom been closer. Never has that reality been more apparent than in this year's NCAA Tournament.
Of the 68 teams in the field this year, there are at least eight-to-ten (and maybe more) that have a legitimate shot at running the table and winning the National Championship. That is far more than in most years and should make for an incredibly entertaining tournament (although, really, every March Madness tournament is entertaining).
Without further ado, here are the teams that I believe will come close but fall short of winning the 2014 championship, ranked from bottom to top (and don't worry, I did pick a winner at the end, so you won't be in suspense).
7. Kansas Jayhawks
Bill Self has put together his usual outstanding squad this year, utilizing far more underclassmen in his rotation than he usually does. The team was good enough to win another Big 12 regular season title (their eye-popping 10th in a row) and pile up a slew of top 25 wins, but it doesn't strike me as a team capable of winning six in a row against quality competition.
The Jayhawks rank 189th in the Division I in points allowed per game this season and it seemed like every few games their defensive effort would be non-existent. After all, national title contenders don't give up 92 points to this year's West Virginia team -- and that's before we factor in the absence of rim-protector Joel Embiid, who appears to be out at least until the Sweet 16 (if they get there). Andrew Wiggins, Perry Ellis and Wayne Selden are great, but this isn't their year.
6. Wichita State Shockers
This is a tough one for me. I've made it a point to watch Gregg Marshall's club as much as possible this season to try to get a read on them and from what I've seen it passes even the most scrutinizing eye test. The Shockers have won their games by an average of over 15 points and, most importantly, they won each and every one of those 34 games, a feat that is close to superhuman no matter what level the competition is.
But -- and this is a huge but -- the quality of competition cannot be overlooked. They boast zero (as in nada, none, zip, zilch) top 25 wins this season and only beat four teams that are going dancing this year, none of them in the last three months. I find it equally as likely that they'll lose to Kentucky in the third round, as they will win it all. I can't in good conscience tell you to hang your office pride on a relatively untested team.
5. Duke Blue Devils
Duke is a team, like Kansas, that has had an uncharacteristically bad year on the defensive end. The Blue Devils rank 97th in points allowed per game and they don't have a dominant rim-protecting big man (sorry Marshall Plumlee, you're not your brothers). Furthermore, their ACC title game loss to Virginia exposed their other main flaw, namely, their reliance on three-point shooting and their struggles when their shots aren't falling from long range.
At some point in this tournament, Duke will go cold, and when it does I don't think they can get the stops to stay with a good offensive team, which they could face as early as the Sweet 16 against Michigan. Jabari Parker has a tendency to force shots and try to do too much and it could be the Dukies' downfall in a loaded Midwest region.
4. Arizona Wildcats
Arizona has actually flown under the radar a little bit since they dropped from the No. 1 ranking they held for nearly two months. I still like them a lot, however, and so do the computers -- they're No. 1 in RPI and BPI and I think they should breeze through the West Region into Dallas (their toughest game might be a third-rounder against Oklahoma State).
However, the Wildcats rank 113th in the nation in scoring per game and have struggled mightily to find offense at times this season. The loss of floor-spacing forward Brandon Ashley forced a midseason adjustment, and although Sean Miller should be commended for keeping the team humming along, the loss could be a key one in the tournament for a team that already lacks depth.
3. Virginia Cavaliers
I was glued to my TV during the Cavs' defeat of Duke in the ACC title game Sunday. Virginia absolutely dismantled a Blue Devils team I had planned on picking to make a Final Four run. They undeniably earned the No. 1 seed they received. This is a team that led the nation in scoring defense and won 13 games in a row during the ACC season. Winning both the ACC regular season and tournament titles is no joke any year.
On the other hand, I'm not a huge fan of Virginia's offensive game plan. It likes to slow the ball down and look for the best shots, and that strategy has worked for the most part. However, I worry about what might happen if they fall behind by 10 or 15 points. I don't think they have the firepower to get back into a game if that happens. Also, their early-season 35-point loss to Tennessee worries me. Great teams don't get blown out by mediocre ones. I see an Elite Eight exit for the Cavs.
2. Louisville Cardinals
Everyone is talking about Rick Pitino's team getting hosed with the 4 seed in the ultra-competitive Midwest, but Louisville certainly has the talent to play with anybody and it wouldn't surprise me at all to see the defending champs make a run to Dallas. No one has been playing as well as the Cardinals of late (they've won five in a row, three against top 25 teams) and I have them in the National Championship game in my final bracket.
However, there are flaws here, primarily their reliance on Russ Smith when things get rough. Smith has a tendency, even now as a senior, to make very poor decisions and force extremely ambitious shots. Sometimes they go in, but he can shoot the Cardinals out of a game easily. All it takes is for one team to take care of the ball and force Pitino to call off their suffocating press and Louisville could be in trouble.
1. Michigan State Spartans
Before the season began, I thought that the Spartans would win the National Championship and I came very close to sticking with that prediction as the tournament started. Although MSU struggled a little in the middle of the season, losing seven of 12 in one stretch from January to March, much of that can be explained away by factoring in injuries to star Adreian Payne and leading rebounder Branden Dawson.
State's head coach Tom Izzo has earned a reputation as a tournament guru with six Final Four runs under his belt. The Spartans put themselves back on everyone's radar with a dominant run to the Big Ten Tournament title, including wins over 2 seeds Wisconsin and Michigan. In the end, MSU will make it seven Final Fours for Izzo, but I can't see anyone beating my champion pick…
Champion: Florida Gators
The Gators haven't lost since Dec. 2, ripping off 26 straight wins in the interim, including three over Kentucky and another over Kansas. This team is deep, well-coached, experienced, and having lost in the Elite Eight three years in a row, hungry.
Guard Scottie Wilbekin, sat out for both of the Gators' losses and all he did was win SEC POY, so he has just of little importance to the team.
The primary reason the Gators will win, however, is their coach, Billy Donovan. Donovan is one of the best in the business, with two titles already on his résumé. I refuse to pick against a team with that much talent headed by a coach that's great at molding talent. Plus, I'm afraid Patric Young's muscles might get me if I picked anyone else.
Mark it down; Florida will win the 2014 National Championship.
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