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Jacqueline Onassis
The warmth and the glow from PEOPLE's March 23 issue really cheered a windy and chilly Carolina day. Jackie brings back pleasant memories. Thanks!
Toni Currin
Dillon, S.C.
You don't need a degree in psychology to realize that Aristotle Onassis was a very disturbed man. His hopes of acquiring "dignity" were diminished shortly after the marriage when he realized Jackie would not grovel at his feet the way Maria Callas and assorted other Greek women had done. Jackie survived, as usual, with her positive self-image intact.
Kathy McKenna
Arianna Stassinopoulos' story on the life and times of Jackie and Ari is a violation of one's privacy. I do hope that Jackie Onassis has the strength and courage to withstand the obvious pain and embarrassment that have so unjustly been inflicted on her. Above all, Jackie is a human being whose life should be her own.
Toni Vaccaro
Ithaca, N.Y.
Three Mile Island
So Gale Hovey, in charge of the Three Mile Island cleanup, is "committed to nuclear power." It's going to take 750 people, five years and $1 billion to clean up after the "incident," and he admits another "incident" could occur. Thank goodness we have the Nuclear Regulatory Commission monitoring the progress for us. Maybe Gale Hovey can come up with a solution to the hazardous waste "problem."
Anne Farnsworth
Kennebunk, Maine
REO Speedwagon
At last the public is beginning to realize the great potential that REO Speedwagon has. I bought their tape Hi Infidelity last month and have listened to it every day since.
Jan Fountain
Greenville, S.C.
So Kevin Cronin of REO Speedwagon decided to keep on loving his wife after he found out about an affair she had before they were married. How big of him!
Barbara Pilkenton
Concord, N.H.
Loni Anderson
If Loni Anderson wanted "to be Helen Hayes with beautiful, small roles" and dislikes her "kind of gaudy success," why did she bleach her brown hair blond and pose for all the bathing suit posters to promote her sexy image? Did she think this was the way Miss Hayes got all those beautiful, small roles?
Mary McMillan
Lake Tahoe, Nev.
It's a shame that Ms. Anderson's marriage was sacrificed for her career. But it seems that her husband has a lot of growing up to do if he can't accept his wife's popularity and success. I think he's the one who needs to "cope"—with jealousy.
Lorraine Musko
Roswell, Ga.
I enjoy watching Loni Anderson on WKRP. What if she should decide that "superstardom" is not worth the sacrifice of her family and her private life? People in the entertainment field have a right to enjoy some time for themselves and their families. Being a fan is one thing, intruding on someone's private life is another.
J.A. Herbst
Sutton, W.Va.
Cathy Moriarty
For a first shot at acting, Cathy Moriarty sure hit the bull's-eye! She played Vickie LaMotta with stunning brilliance equal to that of her co-star Robert DeNiro and far outstripping the performances of her fellow Oscar contenders. I may be only 13, but I know a hot prospect when I see one.
Alexandra Johnson
Evanston, Ill.
Un-Swinging Singles?
Imagine my surprise at coming home after a party at George Newcom's Tavern and opening my new PEOPLE magazine only to see Newcom's and the single lifestyle featured. As a single woman who had spent the better part of the day there, I can tell you the real discovery I made at that tavern. If singles are more depressed than marrieds, why was the place overwhelmingly populated by marrieds sans mates, pretending to be single? I guess the grass is always greener...
A.W. Williams
Dayton, Ohio
Atlanta's Child Killers
I am the mother of a little boy, and like many other black mothers, I fear for his life if something like the Atlanta murders occurs here in New York state. My heart goes out to the mothers who have lost their children, but I pray to God this occurrence does not cause any racial upheaval in this country. I pray that all Americans will realize that this should bring us together and not tear us apart. This could happen to any child, no matter what his color.
Deborah Holmes
Utica, N.Y.
Picks & Pans
I thoroughly disagree with your criticism of Styx' album, Paradise Theater. Everyone I know loves Snowblind and Best of Times. If your reviewer thinks the album is so bad, I'd like to see him put together 10 awful songs and have them sell as well as Paradise Theater. When dogs can fly!
Michele Horn
San Jose, Calif.
Dr. Lawrence Gartner
After reading your article on Dr. Lawrence Gartner and neonatology, I felt I had to add my heartfelt thanks to this new field. On St. Patrick's Day 1979, I gave birth to Samantha, a beautiful, screaming baby girl who weighed all of two pounds three ounces! She was slightly longer than a ruler: 13¾" long. She stayed in the hospital two months, primarily to gain weight. My husband and I visited her whenever we could: midnight, 2 a.m., 8 p.m. The doctors and nurses were fantastic, informative, loving, caring. Today my daughter is two years old, weighs 27 pounds and is 35" high.
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THE International Paralympic Committee (IPC) yesterday defended its policy on artificial running blades for amputee athletes, insisting it was the best possible system.
But Peter van der Vliet, the IPC's medical and scientific director, admitted the rules may still need to be looked at, after Paralympic champion Oscar Pistorius questioned the validity of his rival's prostheses.
Pistorius, the most high-profile athlete at the London Games after he competed in the Olympics last month, said he had been at a disadvantage in terms of leg length after losing his T44 200m crown on Sunday. The IPC rejected Pistorius's claims and Van der Vliet said that the rules, designed to ensure artificial limbs are proportional to an athlete's body, were "the best system in place and to the confidence and satisfaction of all involved".
Upper limits for artificial leg lengths are calculated using a mathematical formula based on the length of an athlete's arm span as well as the distance from their sternum (chest) to the tip of the affected limb or limbs. An additional 3.5% of that calculation is factored in to replicate running action, where a nondisabled athlete runs on his or her toes, Van der Vliet said.
The measuring system used to calculate limb length was developed in consultation with athletes, coaches and federations before being sent to the IPC's governing body for approval.
Pistorius himself has had to prove that his J-shaped Flex-Foot "Cheetah" blades did not give him an unfair advantage when running against nondisabled athletes.
But in claiming that he was beaten only because he could not compete with his rival's superior leg length, Pistorius has reopened the debate. "You can't help but see the irony of it, really," said David James, senior lecturer at the Centre for Sports Engineering Research at Sheffield Hallam University.
Meanwhile, the apology from Pistorius over the timing of his outburst has been welcomed by the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc), and the body is willing to take his concerns to the IPC if asked to.
Sascoc CEO Tubby Reddy was speaking in London yesterday following Pistorius's defeat. "Oscar made an apology this morning after his emotional outburst and we've put out a statement in support of our athlete. We understand what transpired and it's difficult to take a result like that in terms of the emotion.
"Having said that, if he has any concerns — and we know he has concerns — we are quite happy as the National Paralympic Committee of SA, and as Sascoc, to engage with the IPC."

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JACKSON, MI – A Chinese medical clinic in Ypsilanti is offering acupuncture, massage and other services to Jackson residents who are seeking alternative treatments for chronic pain and other health issues.
Dr. Rose Noonan, who owns Oriental Rose, LLC with her husband Rob, have been coming to The Wandering Owl, 139 N. Jackson St., on Tuesdays to provide diagnosis and personalized treatment options.
Those options include moxibustion, a technique in which an herb is burned to enable healing, and cupping, where suction on the body is created to mobilize blood flow to promote healing.
Rob Noonan said the couple, who moved to Michigan from Australia last year, saw a lot of opportunity to help people here.
"Michigan, in particular, was pretty hard-hit with the (economic) downturn," he said. "There are a lot of people who cannot afford health care if they wanted to. This was a place where we could help people, people who can't afford thousands of dollars in health care."
Rose Noonan, who attended Victoria University in Melbourne, said Chinese medicine is more than just acupuncture, and people come in for a variety of reasons, including fatigue, anxiety and weight loss.
"It encompasses a lot more than Western medicine sees it," Rose Noonan said. "We can make the quality of life better."
Noonan's primary focus is on chronic and ongoing symptomatic conditions such as fatigue, stress, depression, insomnia, back problems and fibromyalgia.
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Six people can come in for the same ailment but have a different treatment, she said. "It's very personalized," Noonan said. "There's always something else I can do."
The couple opened the clinic in Ypsilanti about five months ago and started offering services in Jackson about three months ago. Customers are required to make an appointment but the clinic's hours are flexible, Noonan said.
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Coast FA U08 Boys
Coast sent 19 of its select teams to Columbia SC over the weekend to participate in the Carolina Cup and returned to the Beach with four championships and two finalist trophies. " Our success this weekend is a testament to our parents diligence and dedication in bringing the kids out to training three times per week. Families have many options to choose from these days on where they want their children spending their leisure time. Our coaches are doing a fantastic job developing the players and giving them an opportunity to post some quality results " said Coast DOC Ross Morgan. "As a club we prefer to enter all of our teams in the highest level of competition that we feel is realistic for them to compete. When we bring home five first division and one second division medal in a tournament like the Carolina Cup it speaks volumes for the progress of our club.
The two U8 Coast boys teams (click for mage) stole the show this weekend by entering the top division and ran through their competition to set up an all Coast FA championship final. "We normally enter tournaments with an A team / B team format but we were asked to balance two equal teams for this particular event because we knew there was a possibility that they could end up facing one another in the finals" said Coach Aaron Miller. Both teams posted perfect 3-0-0 records along the way in one sided victories. The final was one for the ages ending in regular time plus two five minute extra time periods tied at 2-2. The Coast 05 Red team eventually won a PK shootout to claim the title. " It was a shame that either of our teams had to lose this match after their performance over the weekend " added Coach Jimmy Dean.
Coast 04 Red (click for image) claimed top honors in the first division of U9 boys avenging a loss to a very good Discoveries team in the qualifying round. " Our kids grew up a little this weekend after losing our first match. They showed a lot of poise and did not panic while posting two straight victories to make it into the championship" said Coach Luis Brenes. Once there the 04 Red boys won a hard fought back and forth match 5-4 to claim the gold medal.
Coach Swavek Apanowicz Coast 03 Red (click for image) boys found some strong competition from SSA Savannah United in two of their four consecutive victories on their way to winning the U10 boys first division. The team scored an impressive 19 total goals over four matches. Running into a tough team like SSA will help the boys as they prepare to elevate their competition in December's Norcross Nike Cup. The victory by the 03 boys completed a Coast FA sweep of the first division boys U8, U9 and U10.
The ladies from Coast also made their way to the winners circle at second division U13 girls. Coach Madi Owens Coast 00 Crush Too (click for image) girls rode a very stingy defense and mustered just enough goals to post four straight narrow victories. The girls only allowed an amazing one goal the entire tournament and that came against a team from perennial powerhouse Top Hat Soccer Club. "Half of my team are actually U12 players that are playing up one age group.The team wanted this medal and played with great determination and resolve all weekend " said Coach Owens.
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Religious prejudice continues to endanger Burma. Recently, deadly clashes of Muslim and Buddhist mobs in Mandalay, the country's second-biggest city, showed once again just how explosive the tensions between both faiths have become.
In Burma, which was ruled by manipulative military regimes for about five decades, people have a tendency to suspect the government of using religious prejudice as a tool to divert anti-government activities. In the past, religious clashes would often break out when pro-democracy movements were emerging. As an example, take the 1988 uprising against Gen. Ne Win's regime. Soon after anti-government protests began in cities across the country, religious clashes erupted in towns such as Taunggyi, the capital of Shan State, and Prome, central Burma.
But those flames of religious unrest were extinguished immediately, and although many people believed the government had truly instigated the problem, we lacked evidence to prove our suspicions. Describing the unrest as state sponsored was a dangerous accusation.
Three years into the term of reformist President Thein Sein, the clashes in Mandalay this month left at least two people dead and 14 others injured. Religious riots have broken out across the country several times in recent years, but this was the first time it has reached such a major city.
A couple of days ago, a friend sent me a Burmese-language book with a shocking title: "If You Marry a Man of Another Evil Race and Religion." The book is believed to have been written by a Buddhist monk under the pen name Pho Pa Nyaw, and it was published with permission from the Religious Affairs Ministry in January 2010, back when no book could be printed and distributed without government approval. It includes 11 stories about Buddhist women who were sexually abused, raped or forced to marry members of another "evil" religion."
After reading some of the stories, I am convinced that the book was intended to plant seeds of hatred against Islam among the country's Buddhist majority, although the author never specifically referred to Muslims. One story was about a Buddhist woman named Su Su Lat. She married a man of another faith, and her husband and his family prohibited her from worshipping the Buddha. In 2000, when they discovered that she was continuing to practice Buddhism, they beat her to death. The entire family was later arrested and sentenced to life in prison. Similar outcomes were described in the other stories, with the Buddhists always referred to as victims.
This book seems to be based solely upon hearsay, lacking detailed references to places, names or specific incidents. But even if the stories are true, I wonder why the Religious Affairs Ministry approved their publication. The writing is racist and provocative, and assuming that government officials actually read it themselves, they must have known it would stir up tension.
I do not know how many similar books were published with approval from the previous government. But in 2012, just two years after this one was published, riots broke out between Buddhists and Muslims in Arakan State, leaving hundreds dead and about 140,000 people homeless. Most of the displaced people were Muslims who continue to live in squalid shelters.
Since then, an anti-Muslim movement known as 969 has grown elsewhere in the country, led by nationalist monks such as U Wirathu. Once again, roots of this movement can be found in writing. In 1997, a book titled "969" appeared in Moulmein and some other cities, written under the name of U Kyaw Lwin. It was a manifesto, urging Buddhists to display the numbers 969 on their homes, businesses and vehicles.
At the time of the book's publication, there was no visible impact in public. But last year, as anti-Muslim riots spread to other cities around the country, we saw 969 stickers and emblems displayed prominently just where U Kyaw Lwin suggested, on the walls and windows of homes, businesses and vehicles.
I wonder whether the book my friend sent me recently contributed to our country's current religious tensions. But the real question is, why did the government give its blessing? Is it state policy to encourage religious tension?
As my friend told me, "Religion is used as a time bomb here, all the time."
Religious violence is believed instigated by the regime. Violence against ethnic Kachins and Palaungs also is because of regime's unwillingness to gain peace in the land. Soldiers keep raping ethnic women. So, time bombs are planted by regime in order to hold on to power.
The more create hatred against the Muslims, the more the creator will back fire. Because, the truth cannot hide and impossible to hide.
Just to prolong the power the dirty tricks using and killing, destroying the Muslims properties is temporary only, but in long run you cannot hide yourself from the wrong doings. Look at the Mandalay matter, where is the rule of law? Only Muslims are arresting how many Buddhists are arrested can authority publish in medias. I do not think so. It is a big shameful just inviting Muslims organizations and the puppet ex-Ambassador U Hla Maung and other Muslims puppets to a meeting at Mandalay cannot solve this problem. There are hidden agenda to work against Muslims through out the country so that middle of 2015 there can be another coup in Burma to prolong the power another4 over 20 years. This kind of cycle will generate from time to time until and unless peoples power throw in to the street or international communities have to give punishment via UN along with western power. Another option is that one best soldiers is in need by this time to act for and on behalf of the peoples to make prevail of democracy within a short period.
Why authority cannot stop invading Chinese at upper Burma? Especially Mandalay, the second largest city in Burma. The authority only wants to pinch only Muslims, because Muslims has no arms struggle fighting against the government.
Oo Maung Gyi
You are the dangerous person to instigate Bama and Chinese clash in Burma again.
Rely on Border trade:
Poor ordinary Burmese people are now survive or depended on Chinese/Thai border trades as Burma is now on partial sanctioned by EU, US and etc due to cruelty and suppressive ruling from your bama military thugs. If there is no economical sanction, ordinary Burmese also no chance to get benefit from all kinds of economy, unfairly manipulated by bama army for their own sake.You and your military generals are rich enough to enjoy at your homes by all means.
Poor and low status of local Muslim in Burma all along until now:
Local Muslim are poorer than bama mostly and Pakistan-Muslim dominated country is not super power at present time. Most of the Muslim countries are killed by Israel with their super weapons, supported by US, UK. The clash between Muslim and Israel-supported by US, UK is not our problem/issue because we, ordinary Burmese never try to suck those Muslim's bloody oils from their lands in history. Muslim is not our ordinary Burmese enemy. In Rangoon, Kalars only workers to collect rubbish (your shits) more or less daily.
Giant China:
If there is a clash between Chinese and bama, the loser is not China, the great loser is bama, easily and effectively overrun by Wa and all other ethnics armies, with the support of Chinese army. I can say that within one hour, bama army will surrender to them.
For Burmese independence, Chinese nationalist army was in the crucial role to fight and won brave Japan Imperial army in Myinkyina battle ( please, learn the Burmese history)which was the road to "Burmese independence", helped by Chinese, not initially by general aung san who declared to revolve Japan after this successful Myinkyina battle. Chinese army never tried to occupy the whole Burma in history. In history, Chinese Nationalist army, supported by US invaded upper Burma, Shan state was for the only purpose of regaining to Main land China from Communist occupation in U nu's (Psedo-Buddhist mania) time. If you, with the support of Aung Thaung or USDP to instigate the hate Chinese speech from out of your jealousy, you are the most historical dangerous person for all ordinary Burmese. You with than shwe looks down China, like Ne win's time. Today China is not yesterday China. Today Burma is still yesterday Burma with very very the world poorest country.
If bama military men (ex-generals or ex-military) take flight to oversea, the airline should inform the other passengers that the plane has a great great risk for Muslim terrorist act on that plane. It is fair enough for all passengers to take that plane or not by knowing this dangerous traveling abroad. I am not sure bama military men have own private plane or jet by themselves for going oversea. Those rich thugs should buy those own planes or jets by their corrupted/robbed money. It should not be from poor ordinary Burmese money.
So far Muslim in DEFENSE Mode
Muslim in OFFENSIVE Mode
As per Malcolm X and Farra Khan
Nation of Islam
O ye Muslim fight for your Right…..
During 5 decades of brutal repressive rule, the junta has mastered and perfected the art of divide and rule. Only when there is turmoil, they'll be able to project the notion that the military is indispensible.


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In Arlington, Kevin Millwood allowed two hits and struck out a season-high 10 in eight innings, and Mark Teixeira hit a three-run homer in the seventh as the Texas Rangers beat Cleveland and ended the Indians' five-game winning streak.
Millwood retired the first 14 batters before Kevin Kouzmanoff, who hit a grand slam on the first pitch he saw in the majors Saturday night, homered in the fifth.
Victor Martinez's two-out double in the seventh was the only other hit Millwood allowed.
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On Tap - State Cross Country
October 31, 2010 - Al Stephenson
The regional cross country meets were held yesterday and local runners will be very much in evidence in Columbus next weekend. For the first time in school history the New Riegel boys team will be in attendance as the Jackets will be traversing the course at Scioto Downs. Hopewell Loudon's boys got a great effort from their sixth runner as an injury knocked out one of their best runners. The Chieftains will be on site next Saturday as well. Having two local boys teams is outstanding.
The Seneca East girls will be giving retiring coach Jeff Phillips one more taste of state competition as they qualified as a team. One more person that will make the trek to the racetrack is Mohawk's Drew Trusty. The young man had to travel all the way to Youngstown for his regional. He could have jogged to Hedges and then ran the race, but as is the case sometimes, he was sent half way across the state. He made the most of his opportunity there as he won the race. Look for him to be near the front of the field in Columbus.
I have two nephews in the Gibsonburg school system. They are in the fifth and third grades and are running cross country. When I watch them compete, I remember my own cross country career. The boys run anywhere from a half mile to one mile depending on the race. Recently they went to the Columbus area to run and the race was a full two miles. That's where my story comes in.
When I entered high school in the fall of 1964 (hey, I know I'm old - quit counting) freshmen were ineligible to run cross country. The distance then was two miles and someone felt two miles was too far for freshmen to run. Now elementary kids are running that distance. I guess times have changed.
The view from my seat suggests that making the trek to Columbus to watch the state cross country meet would be worth it. Rooting for local kids is always fun. If you go though, keep in mind that watching a cross country meets involves doing a little running yourself as you try to find good viewing spots.
My suggestion is to wear your running shoes.
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Williston-Elko (8-2, 5-0 Region 4-A) won the region crown by beating Blackville-Hilda (6-4, 3-2).
Though Jarius Jenkins is the team's big star, and on this night he rushed for 116 yards, he did not find the end zone. Teammate David Owens accounted for all four Blue Devil scores with one coming on a punt return.
"He's overshadowed a bit by Jarius," Dwayne Garrick, Williston-Elko head coach said. "Tonight he had the best game of his career. It helps take some of the pressure off of Jarius. To be honest, he could be our best all-around player, he plays strong safety on defense and also plays special teams."
The Blue Devils will open the playoffs at home.
"We have a lot of momentum going in," Garrick said. "We've won seven in a row and we've had something like 30 region wins in a row. It tells you a lot about the program."
In a game it needed to win to clinch a playoff berth, South Aiken got off to a great start on the road at White Knoll High School. The Thoroughbreds led 24-7 at halftime, capitalizing on Timberwolves' turnovers.
"We had a good mix of pass and run and they turned the ball over," South Aiken coach Jeremy West said of his team's first-half success. "We even scooped and scored on one."
All of the success of the first half didn't last through intermission as White Knoll rallied for a 34-24 victory. The game turned around on the opening kickoff of the second half. White Knoll (7-3, 2-2) got a big return and a personal foul by the T-Breds (1-9, 1-3) gave the T'wolves first-and-goal from the 10 and they scored on the next play. A South Aiken interception on the next series set White Knoll up with excellent field position again, and its methodical offense didn't take long to post another touchdown and take control of the game.
"It didn't take them long to score," West said. "You can't give them a short field like that."
The loss puts White Knoll in excellent position to clinch third place in the region and a guaranteed playoff spot. A win over Lexington will do that and likely eliminate South Aiken from postseason contention. But a White Knoll loss combined with a South Aiken win over Aiken will cause a three-way tie for third between the teams and Lexington that would be determined by a tiebreaker that could favor the T-Breds because of the strength of their schedule.
"We need help now, but we had it in our hands," West said. "That was the toughest locker room I've had to go into and I feel sorry for the kids because they've been through so much and battled so hard."
Wardlaw's undefeated season came to an end at the hands of King Academy. The Patriots (8-1) were unable to get their rushing attack going against the Knights (10-1), gaining just 134 yards on 35 carries.
Malik Lee rushed 19 times for 92 yards and also caught two passes for 27 yards. His lone touchdown came on a pass from Holton Manly, who threw for 62 yards and ran for the other Patriot touchdown.
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The early literature rarely mentions congenital absence of the penis. The condition is extremely unusual. We have been able to collect only seven genuine cases in a review of the literature after 1700, although there are many examples of pseudohermaphrodism, rudimentary penis, concealment of the penis behind an abnormal duplicature of skin, hypospadia and similar abnormalities.
Saviard's report in 1702, describing "a child without a penis," is interesting:
The court surgeon at Sens wrote me during the month of January 1701, that a woman of the parish of Saint Pierre le Rond in that city had been delivered a short time previously of a child who had no penis, but instead only a small, slightly flattened eminence similar to the rump of a hen—above and alongside of which there was some fungous flesh the size of a silver crown, and a finger-width thick, round and elevated; and that the umbilicus
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107 Comments
1. DEATHSTROKE9 (Posts: 399; Member since: 09 Nov 2013)
Android L >>>>>>>>> iOS 8
2. eldyagustius (Posts: 177; Member since: 30 Oct 2013)
more likely Android L > (bigger than) iOs 8
3. Lift_Off (Posts: 152; Member since: 04 Apr 2012)
Shut up Deathstroke you got worked by Batman in Arkham Origins
13. DEATHSTROKE9 (Posts: 399; Member since: 09 Nov 2013)
I defeated Green arrow in "arrow".
I killed his mother
Corrupted his sister
And took away his company.
I win.
27. meanestgenius (Posts: 11597; Member since: 28 May 2014)
And in the end got locked in a deep hole on a deserted island by Green Arrow in "Arrow". Green Arrow won in the end.
Great show, btw....
44. eN16HTMAR3 (Posts: 253; Member since: 08 Oct 2013)
Yeah, but Green Arrow sucks!
58. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
who's Green Arrow...
60. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
Not green Lantern?
72. TheLegendaryGhost (Posts: 35; Member since: 25 Jun 2014)
it's a comic like batman and superman from DC... and the show they are talking about is pretty damn good...
90. TheOldOne (Posts: 190; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
it is a soap opera for goodness' sake!
Green Arrow bangs Laurel, then it goes ahead and bangs her sister, then, on the island, bangs a chinese chick. Then back on the city, bangs Laurel again, then goes ahead and has a flinch with his female associate. Little bit forwards, goes again and bangs Laurel sister just to get ready to bang Laurel once again (with Laurel sister approval) in the next series. Possible Felicity too...
Then there is the story with his little sister, his best friend and his best friend's father and his mother. I'll give you a hint: guess how's the sister's father and brother and with whom her mother had an affair.
The soundtrack is good tough, and Manu Bennett really shines. Not mentioning Felicity memorable quotes. But that's all.
91. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
I've barely seen it, but I 1)really hate the "Arrow voice" and 2) hate how so far, Arrow is super serious. One of the things I loved about the animated Green Arrow from the Justice League cartoon is how much of a snarker he is.
93. TeeHee12 (Posts: 15; Member since: 04 May 2014)
Yeah but now your in jail on a random Chinese Island where its name translates to purgatory. A win? I dont think so...
66. Imaxxacre (Posts: 72; Member since: 23 Aug 2009)
Deathstroke = Slade from Teen Titans. Slade was a truly awesome and psychological villain.
92. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Deathstroke is Deathstroke. Slade Wilson is his real name in the comics. Teen Titans pissed me off because it seemed like a stupid and juvenile cartoon after the mature badassery of Batman, Superman, Batman Beyond, and Justice League.
4. Iodine (Posts: 1331; Member since: 19 Jun 2014)
That's why it has so many features from iOS 8....43
6. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
38. vincelongman (Posts: 4434; Member since: 10 Feb 2013)
Custom keyboard, word predictions, widgets, extensions, hotword detection, quick settings, previews in multitasking/safari, battery stat
Oh wait...
7. eldyagustius (Posts: 177; Member since: 30 Oct 2013)
shut up and take my sh*t off
47. eN16HTMAR3 (Posts: 253; Member since: 08 Oct 2013)
Your funny. All that stuff was on my LG Vortex crap smp I bought three years ago. I love how everyone hears Apple say something or mentions a feature thats been on Android for years and thinks it was Apples Idea. I remember when Steve Jobs said Apple didnt need Widgets and things like that on the iPhone and that "iPhone users didnt use Widgets and didnt want to". I know he didnt say exactly taht, but it was close. Now look tho. All those features Android has always had just arived on Apple. Boo hiss....................
82. DanishDynamite (Posts: 41; Member since: 28 Feb 2013)
And i love how you don't get irony...
12. LikeMyself (Posts: 438; Member since: 23 Sep 2013)
More likely Symbian Belle > Android Gingerbread >> iOS 8
It's nice that all platforms are copying design elements from each other as these creative minds are just making the platforms look more and more beautiful!! And us getting gorgeous toys to play. Nice!
16. ecmedic4 (Posts: 335; Member since: 02 May 2013)
Some ppl just can't resist starting fanboy wars huh? Neither Apple, or iOS 8 were mentioned anywhere in the article, yet the first comment was someone throwing a jab at Apple. Grow up already.
65. eldyagustius (Posts: 177; Member since: 30 Oct 2013)
Fanboyism never ends -___-
68. uRiBiTo666 (Posts: 55; Member since: 02 Jun 2013)
of course. We wil take any chance we have to rub iOS users in the face how Android Beats iOS
75. ecmedic4 (Posts: 335; Member since: 02 May 2013)
Like I said above, GROW UP. Android isn't perfect, neither is iOS, and everyone has a personal preference.
43. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
ANDROID L = ( LARGER THAN iOS 8).
67. uRiBiTo666 (Posts: 55; Member since: 02 Jun 2013)
Probably Android 4.2 >>>>>>> iOS 8
74. sar44 (Posts: 278; Member since: 14 Apr 2014)
also scanning for viruses non google play apps
94. TeeHee12 (Posts: 15; Member since: 04 May 2014)
Were deathstrokes 1-8 taken or do you just favor the number nine?
98. oldhamletman (Posts: 72; Member since: 03 Sep 2011)
so android is going to try to catch up with windows phone I guess....
and if you trash that statement, you havent actually used windows phone for enough time to appreciate what it can do....
also, IOS8 is playing catchup with everyone, it's not even close
8. DogeShibe (Posts: 1113; Member since: 10 Jan 2014)
They screwed Youtube app for Windows Phone for no reason,and lost me as a costumer and i will stop using every scroogle service once bing gets stronger outside US.
18. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
It constantly amazes me how easily WP fans fell for Microsoft's manipulation in that scenario. Google didn't "screw over" YouTube for "no reason" on WP. Microsoft repeatedly and deliberately kept designing versions of the app that broke Google's terms of service in big ways, like allowing users to download videos or turn off ads. They then acted like Google was a big, bad bully when Google inevitably disabled the app versions they put out.
"No reason." Freaking fanboy.
23. DogeShibe (Posts: 1113; Member since: 10 Jan 2014)
Nearly every Microsoft's apps are available for Android, iOS (all official). Not a single google app is available for Windows Phone but available for iOS. Need i say more?
24. WahyuWisnu (Posts: 1001; Member since: 29 May 2014)
because WP doesn't sell well? and google don't want to waste their time and energy on wp?
because android sell well? and microsoft also want to have a bit of android market?
28. DogeShibe (Posts: 1113; Member since: 10 Jan 2014)
Don't waste time & energy on 50 million Windows Phone users? That's why we call them Scroogle.
32. WahyuWisnu (Posts: 1001; Member since: 29 May 2014)
Google need all their worker to FOCUS on L. 50 million compared to 1 billion is peanut!!! Especially when the 50 million is MOSTLY low end user, who use it as feature phone.
On the other hand microsoft feel their wasting effort on focusing on 50 million user, thus they try to rob google 1 billion user. That's brilliant.
35. DogeShibe (Posts: 1113; Member since: 10 Jan 2014)
Wasting effort focusing on 50 million users? Don't think so.They keep doin better & better.
Rob 1 Billion user? They respect the billion people & release apps for android & iOS,sometimes even before their Windows counterpart.
None of your facts are going to change my viewpoint.
*Here goes my one finger salute to scroogle & their fans*
36. WahyuWisnu (Posts: 1001; Member since: 29 May 2014)
just fyi,
when android has 100 million user, 200 million, 600 million user, microsoft didn't make any software for android. lol.
any counter comment?
PS: ... of course before windows counterpart... wp only has 50 million user. remember?
41. DogeShibe (Posts: 1113; Member since: 10 Jan 2014)
What? Are you trying to say that MS didn't made apps when Android wasn't popular?
46. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
And, apps like Halo Waypoint have not worked in over a year...amazingly enough, the Outlook mail for Android works pretty well...
49. jgalvez21 (Posts: 21; Member since: 29 May 2014)
its less than than assure you that.
71. Liveitup (Posts: 1798; Member since: 07 Jan 2014)
Google has 1 billion users yet they copy the small guy. Google doesn't want to create they want to be lazy and imitate.
61. tech2 (Posts: 3455; Member since: 26 Oct 2012)
Did you even read his comment?
And you expect Google to make apps for them while they keep insulting google via Scroogled campaign?
Lastly, android has 1 billion active users and WP had barely 5 percent market share. So MS needs google more then google needs MS.
40. elitewolverine (Posts: 5183; Member since: 28 Oct 2013)
Sniggly, MS waited for more than a year, google kept saying it was OS limited. After over a year of failed talks. MS released a version of youtube that was far beyond what people expected.
Yes it broke their terms, so have other apps. Not to mention the freedom iOS gets that MS has not.
I would present more, but the idea google was so innocent, is so false it will make your head spin. MS just didn't go, hey lets make an app that screws terms, no it was the result, direct result, of talks about releasing the api's for MS to use. When they didn't, MS showed google what it could do.
52. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Yeah, if you want to talk ulterior motives, let's talk about the constant attack ads Microsoft has run against Google. If I had a company that provided an OS, and a rival OS maker kept trying to convince consumers that my OS was absolutely horrible in every way, I'd be very disinclined to help the rival OS out by providing apps for it. Microsoft under Ballmer has been a den of snakes. I can only hope the new guy in charge didn't take lessons from him.
54. elitewolverine (Posts: 5183; Member since: 28 Oct 2013)
Yes of course they would, its called rival.
Samsung did it to Apple, yet they have a agreement for building materials for devices.
Droid has attacked apple left and right, yet we have services.
In the end face it, MS more than waited and dealed with google and got nothing. So they made their own app. No big Metro is great, prefer it even over my note 3 official youtube app.
59. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
So if Google and Apple can still work together despite their differences, how much worse must the behind the scenes nastiness be for Google and Microsoft? What boggles my mind is that WP fanboys act like Google feels threatened by MS. They're not. WP has had its chance at the big leagues, and has only succeeded due to Nokia's name and it's exceedingly cheap phones. There has been virtually no movement of units at the high end. There's a reason why barely anyone besides Nokia bothers with WP anymore.
62. elitewolverine (Posts: 5183; Member since: 28 Oct 2013)
Yes cause droids success was only because of its flagships? Please it's the dime a dozen phones they feed to everyone as well.
To bring light to the knowledge of this.
Google since before 2011, has been hampering metadata and other things in the API. The question I have for you. Is when did the scroogle campaign start?
Hint: It is well after the fact MS and other companies have brought forth that google has been denying service requests to the site for search inquiries.
83. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Android's success has not *only* been because of its flagships, BUT its flagships have succeeded as well. The original Motorola Droid reached 1 million units sold faster than the original iPhone, the Galaxy S series was enough of a hit to get lawsuit attention from Apple, and the HTC Evo basically made up Sprint's Android smartphone base for 2010.
Also, Microsoft's advertising BS didn't *start* with Scroogled. It really started with #droidrage, which began in late 2011. Mind you, this was back before WP was even a blip on the radar and failing miserably to gain any hold on the market. (Why Google should have to work on app support for what was then a failed OS is anyone's guess).
Also, Microsoft jumped in the lawsuit game way before that as well. Between the lack of customers to cater to and Microsoft being just as adversarial as, if not more than, Apple, what incentive did Google have to support Windows Phone in any way?
The trouble with you is that you're talking to someone who's been in the game here for almost 6 years, and who remembers events well enough to fact check on them. Microsoft has done nothing to earn Google's trust as a business partner. All they've done is continually stab Google in the back while whining that Google doesn't do enough for them.
Oh, and now in the midst of all the campaigns Microsoft has run trying to get people to hate Android, they're releasing cheap "Android" phones. Imagine that.
78. AfterShock (Posts: 3698; Member since: 02 Nov 2012)
You're killing them, truthfully.
22. WahyuWisnu (Posts: 1001; Member since: 29 May 2014)
good luck then, bye bye!!!
microsoft is really a bad boy here. they throw stone, and hide their hand. just like sniggly said, microsoft has not been honest. and there's more to it.
maybe you need to read a history book on dr. dos, novel, os/2, netscape, sendo, nokia to understand why microsoft has been called the evil empire.
30. DogeShibe (Posts: 1113; Member since: 10 Jan 2014)
Well,Microsoft cares about their users so they made an app themselves,they had no other option.I wish Microsoft should really throw stones someday.Hit so hard they (Scroogle & their fans) will poop Jelly beans all over their pants.
63. eldyagustius (Posts: 177; Member since: 30 Oct 2013)
YEAHHH JUST POOP IT! Because we'll already have Lollipops
45. jgalvez21 (Posts: 21; Member since: 29 May 2014)
please it was ur fault for using windows phone
microsoft does the same to everyone else to push their closed standards
its microsoft fault for trying to break api they getting some of their medicine back
81. DogeShibe (Posts: 1113; Member since: 10 Jan 2014)
It's not called fault,it's called choice.
104. dragonherder (Posts: 4; Member since: 02 Jul 2014)
Microsoft was allowed to develop an application that used the HTML5 based API which they waited on actually developing an app/licensing the api until the terms of service changed to state that if you develop a youtube app you need to use the HTML5 based APIs. Microsoft did not want to do this and instead developed applications that first cut out ads and let users download the videos and then later they tried to reverse engineers google's ad api so that they were displaying the ads and removed the download. However there is some sense of reasoning to how google puts certain ads on certain videos and not using the official apis and trying to circumvent them again against the ToS.
Microsoft could of made the HTML5 app, but HTML5 performance on Windows Phone is apparently subpar enough that they had to try and do their little dance to try and get an application that used their native video player instead and tried to loop reverse engineered apis through that. Frankly the whole fiasco was Microsoft's fault for 1 - waiting to long to license the Youtube API and 2 - Trying to circumvent the agreement after they waited to long.
9. buccob (Posts: 2566; Member since: 19 Jun 2012)
Add an "X" for closing apps and the whole Navigation System turns into a Play Station Controller
10. Liveitup (Posts: 1798; Member since: 07 Jan 2014)
Metro UI influences can be seen all over Android L.
11. PowTheBowl (Posts: 86; Member since: 19 Apr 2012)
5 stars to Google if they can update the Nexus 4 :P


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I bought these shoes for my boyfriend and he absolutely loved them. Shipping, however, wasn't great since I received the shoes after his birthday but they arrived in perfect condition. Overall I would order again but with much more time to spare in order to receive my items on time. ... read more
I still have my old pair of these sandals, my 3rd pair actually since the 90's, and a brand new pair thats very different that I'm trying to get used to. The old version is softer, has more support and has white cotton material underneath the strap. The old version is far superior, I keep trying to transition to my new pair but keep going back to my old ratty pair. Once my old pair bites the dust I will be shopping for a new sandal as this new version Adidas has put out has zero merit except for the classic look and that's not enough to overcome the lack of comfort this new version has. This is someone else's review. I feel the same. Pl bring back..the old quality. Feet hurt with this new kind. ... read more
The Ultra Boosts are great shoes with two critical flaws in my experience (if you are using them as running shoes): 1) Primeknit durability, and 2) sockliner quality. 1) Primeknit durability: Within a few months of use, the Primeknit upper (which is super comfortable, btw) started to fray on the outside of the left foot. A month later, there was a visible hole that got bigger with each run. The shoes will soon be retired to "around the house" wear as my pinky toe is starting to poke out of the shoe. Suboptimal performance for a shoe at this price point. 2) Sockliner quality: After a few runs, I noticed that the balls of my feet would hurt after a mile or so. I took out the sockliner, compared it to the sockliner in my Energy Boost 2s, and noticed that the Energy Boost had a much thicker sockliner. I put those in my Ultra Boosts and the problem went away - I'd recommend doing something similar if you get these, but adidas should consider a redesign to address the issue. Overall impression: great shoe for everyday wear, good running shoe with some critical flaws, and recommend with some hesitation. ... read more
It's a very well made shoe. The suede on this is fantastic. Very recommended. Be wary on the sizing though. I have somewhat narrow, flat feet, wear an 8 in sambas, but I found this model to fit a 1/2 size big. The arch support in these are pretty good for a medium, non aggressive arch. Again, recommended ... read more
Only one complaint... the back/top of the shoe rubs against my heel. Have to wear these shoes with taller socks or they'll rub your heels raw. Other than that, these shoes are awesome. Super comfortable (as long as I'm wearing the right socks), great to run in, and they look great. ... read more
This is my third pair of these same shoes (same color as well). Each of these pairs lasted 10+ years. I didn't wear these everyday, but they were worn 'regularly.' I have over 10+ pairs of Adidas. Solid quality. Design is superb. What else do I need to say ? They are a classic. ... read more
This is the second pair of Kanafia shoes for me. I like them much better than the Terrex and GTX trail shoes. I have owned all of them and I do prefer the smaller profile soles on the Kanadia shoes. I have owned several pairs of the Adidas trail shoes and these are the best. They have redesigned the look of the Kanadia shoes. Very light and comfortable - a very good purchase. ... read more
Had the pure boosts before this, these surpass those in comfort which tells you a lot given how comfortable the pure boosts already are. Love the style of the uncaged version too bad the other colors are sold out. ... read more
So awesome that Adidas brought back a classic. Keep the colors coming. It's a bummer when it's the same 3 colors (black, navy and red). Just purchased my 3rd pair in less than 2 months. This shoe is stylish and comfortable. When I used to play indoor soccer I used this shoe and I would go through a pair in no time. Then it was up to the sporting good store to buy the newest color. Looking or purple or royal blue next (I have green, lime (neon yellow) and orange is on the way with red in the cross hairs). Gazelles are perfection in suede! Now bring back the old Tobaccos! ... read more
It's not been a year since I bought these shoes and the sole has cracked of both the shoes. I have a back problem so I needed shoes with extra cushion, I don't run I just walk and they couldn't sustain even a year. Spending $192 for 10 months is not justifiable. i don't know how long will they last for the people who run. ... read more
Very comfortable cleat, no break in time required. Im college player and in less than 1 month, my right shoe started coming apart at the sole. I have never worn them in the rain. At $300, I expected much better quality, huge disappointment. ... read more
Unlike all the hypebeasts out there I actually run in these, with that said I can say that these are the most comfortable running shoes I have ever had. very comfortable. They also give you that spring in your step you need for running. 10/10 ... read more
This is my favorite shoe of all time because of comfort and aesthetics BUT for 180$ they wear out very fast I'm not even running in them and after one day of just waliking at school I had parts of the sole That were all worn out and flat PLEASE MAKE OUTSOLE MORE DURABLE!! ... read more
I am a huge fan of the original Adidas Ultra Boost running shoes. Having said that the only reason I'm not giving this shoe 5 stars is because the new elastic band they have added above where the shoe traditionally would stop has a seam running down the middle of it that comes to an end at the top and it destroys the back of my ankles when I run. There is only one pair of socks I own that are high enough sit in that same area and cushion it so for now band aids it is. ... read more
mesh over the front toe area is not supportive enough. On a down hill run my foot slides forward laking enough stability. That said it is the most comfortable run in my life. Looking for a different model with more support up front with the same comfort. HHmmmmm ... read more
This jacket is probably one of my new favorites, just from how comfortable and breathable it is. Its very similar to the adidas DayBreaker hoody from last year. The hood does have some muting qualities to it, as it cuts down some surrounding noise. It does fit a little longer than most others. I'm 5'9" and 160 lbs and wear a medium. I had a little extra length than I maybe would have liked, the sleeves cut off mid hand and the torso went down a bit past my waist, but it's still pretty great. The jacket is cut very well and fits an athletic body type great. The pockets are mesh lined so be aware of that. One downside is the hood has a weird-ish shape to it when its put up, but its not bad enough to prevent me from buying another jacket. If you are wanting a nice jacket, and are willing to take care of it then look no further. This is easily one of my favorites for the coming winter. ... read more
I'll start by saying I bought these for running and casual wear. I am really excited about these shoes. They are extremly soft and have responsive cushioning, I Didn't get what that meant until I actually put in the running miles. I live in the city so mainly I run on hard pavement and these bad boys did everything right, when your foot hits the ground it supports all of your foot and not just the heel and when your ready to go up for the next stride it is really good at responding to that. I urge those on the fence as I was for three months to get em! Worth the expense if it doesn't dent your wallet so badly. Also for my fellow sneakerheads these look great with joggers, jeans, and khakis, no question they are worth the hype. ... read more
Best shoe I own! I own a few pair of nice shoes and these are the go to when I need a comfortable pair. I just wish that adidas would have more in stock. I've been on the website for two weeks straight trying to purchase the Original Ultra Boost. ... read more
I've been wearing this shoe casually for the past 2 weeks and I could not be more happy with it. The shoe is unbelievably comfortable. It's great for people who've come off of knee surgery. It provides the shock absorption that I so desperately need. Big ups to Adidas for making a quality shoe ... read more
Once I seen this item I knew this was it. I've been looking for the right jogging suite with a hoodie for a while. The material is high quality and the attention to detail is even better. The hoodie zips up to cover the chin and has hand warmers on the sleeves or you can flip them under if you choose. ... read more
It's a great shoe until you make a sharp turn, then your foot slips off the insole and rips the styrofoam looking material away from the knit part of the shoe. The comfortability of the shoe is tremendous but I feel that adidas could have done a little more to ensure this doesn't happen. ... read more
Great running shoes. The cushioning is the best that I have ever had in a shoe. Very comfortable and there is a very noticeable difference when running with these. The only slight complaint that I have with these is that I usually run with ankle socks and because of the design of the shoe my ankle ares is rubbing against the lip of the shoe which is slightly irritating but I think will get better as I break them in. These are a bit expensive but for me I think they are definitely worth it because they are far and away the best running shoes I have ever worn. ... read more


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Arthritic Gloves are used for therapeutic compression to help relieve joint pain in the hands. These compression gloves help reduce arthritic pain and swelling. Manufactured by Brownmed, these gloves provide mild compression to the hand and lower wrist, enhancing blood flow and increased circulation.
Arthritis Gloves are comfortable for all-day wear and will provide the hands warmth. Made with soft, breathable cotton Lycra®, IMAK Arthritis Gloves reduce aching and stiffness associated with arthritis. IMAK Arthritic Gloves are latex free.
Wearing the gloves will not interfere with handling objects or typing on a keyboard because of the open fingertip design of the gloves. The open fingertips also provide freedom to touch, feel, and grasp objects. The unique design of the IMAK Arthritis Gloves also promotes healing from the mild compression. Designed by an orthopedic surgeon, IMAK Arthritis Gloves have earned the Arthritis Foundation's Ease of Use Commendation for its design. Read more about the commendation on the Arthritis Foundation's Ease of Use Seal web page.
IMAK Arthritic Gloves Features & Benefits
- Arthritis Gloves promote healing.
- Non-invasive arthritis relief.
- Provides mild compression to help control or decrease swelling of the joints.
- Open fingertips allow for dexterity and freedom to feel, touch and grip.
- Allows skin to breathe and keeps hands dry.
- Useful with neuropathy of the hands.
- Useful for treating poor circulation in the hands.
- Keeps cold hands warm.
- Reduces hand fatigue.
- Relieves Arthritis Pain.
IMAK Arthritic Gloves Specifications
- Product Numbers: 20170, 20171, 20173, and 20174.
- Sizes: XS, SM, MD, and XL.
- Material: Cotton and Lycra®.
- Latex-free.
- Application: To alleviate pain and discomfort affiliated with arthritis.
- Brand: IMAK.
- Manufacturer: Brownmed.
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- Awesome Gloves For the Price
I wear these all of the time, except when I need to get my hands wet, and I should have measured instead of guesstimated because I probably need a small, but that was no fault of the gloves. I have polyneuropathy as well as arthritis and these gloves help more than the medications I have used in the past. The advertising seems right on the mark about adding support but very useful to have just the fingertips show, so you can do almost anything and even in temperatures nearing the hundred degree mark, my hands feel cooler than anywhere else, and if I sweat I don't notice it because they stay dry unless you grab a wet goldfish that missed the waterfall when trying to go upstream and I did decide to wash them after that adventure, but they wash well and dry quickly.
I would have given these a five star rating, but while the sales price is advertised as half off, I have found them elsewhere at regular prices only a few dollars more, so they seem way overpriced if at a bit over eleven dollars was half off. I got a good deal for the price, but if they go up a few dollars I could probably find them at another online stores full price and while I will likely keep buying these awesome gloves here if they stay at the advertised half price which saves a few dollars, I would go elsewhere if they sell these for close to twenty three dollars. I look for quality but I am also very frugal, so I shop for products of the highest quality at the most reasonable price. These gloves met both of the things I was looking for when I purchased them, but they were advertised at half price, and had I seen them at twice what I paid, I knew they could be found for less than twice what I paid for them. I also am always a bit on the skeptical side of advertising, so I was pleasantly surprised when my order arrived.
The gloves exceeded my expectations and they are very soft so I expected that they would wear out quickly, they are still as sturdy now as when I first tried them on. I sleep in mine and when I wake up in the morning my fingers aren't nearly as curled up and sore, and this saves me about half an hour a day of extra finger and hand exercises. With everyone wearing sports gloves all year round, no one has made fun of me yet for wearing gloves in the summer, and I am amazed that they don't wear out quickly as any similar gloves I have purchased before, and none of them covered the aching knuckles while leaving fingertip room to do delicate jobs.
I will buy these again in a smaller size for when my hands aren't swollen which is my excuse for not measuring the first time, and as long as they remain on sale at a bit over eleven dollars, I will buy them here.
The shipping was also faster than I expected, and the gloves are awesome and for a half price sale the price was reasonable, but the full price at other online stores were only a few dollars more, and if you plan to buy several pairs and look for good prices as well as the best quality as I do, I suggest some price shopping as well. I have not found these gloves anywhere else for the price I found here. I would recommend these gloves to anyone with arthritis or other hand pain because they let me at least function much better than I did without these gloves, and they are much higher quality than any arthritis gloves I have bought and worn twice and put them back in their box and they are in the drawer where I keep similar things that don't meet the expectations I had when I ordered them. These more than met my expectations and I hope they keep making them. I hope Vitality Medical continues to carry the high quality products that seem to be a step or two better than most, and I hope the price of these gloves are reduced to what others sell for as their regular price, because they carry high quality products from what I have ordered and they live up to their description of their products, based upon my experience of the products I have ordered, and as with these gloves, the products meet and usually exceed my expectations. The only reason I couldn't give these gloves all five stars, is that once they go back to double what I paid, which was a good deal, they can be found anywhere that I looked for a few dollars more. The gloves by themselves, if price is not a consideration, would get a five star rating from me. As long as they stay on sale they are a good deal as well, but few products stay at half price sales forever.
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- they do work
the first day when I started to use them when I crocheting, they helped me so I can still do what I love without hurting as much, and so I can crochet for much longer time.
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- Poor quality
When I first started wearing the Arthritis glove I could tell the difference. My hand didn't feel fatigue and it compressed very well. I actually purchased 2 sets I hand wash them about once a week. However the quality is not very good. There are holes in the gloves which I am not pleased about.
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- Arthritis Gloves Review
I am so happy to have these gloves. These are so comfortable and give me a great feeling of comfort. I feel so relaxed wearing these gloves and these have reduced my wrist pain to a great extent. Thanks you so much for providing me this product.
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- Great product.
I have purchased other similiar products in the past, these are the best. Easy to wear and comfortable. Great investment for pain relief.
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- Works well but had stitching issues
I purchased the gloves to help with a circulation issue, and that worked well. There were two areas where the stitching had problems: 1) around the thumb there was a hole-noticed the first time I put the glove on and 2) on one of the fingers, a hole developed at the stitching line after about 10 uses - not sure if it was due to pulling the glove on and off, or if it was due to a spot I just didn't see for a few days.
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- din't work on me
tried it out and I was still in pain when sleeping
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- Excellent
I love these gloves. I sleep with them on and my hands feel so much better in the morning.
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- They help A LOT!!
My finger joints ache from rheumatoid arthritis. I didn't know if these gloves would help or not, but they make a HUGE difference. I'd highly recommend them to anyone with finger, hand or wrist pain.
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- Warm and comfortable.
I am using these for arthritis and scar tissue compression, they work very well for both uses but are not very durable, seams come undone quickly and unravel leaving you to hand sew them back up or return them. I found that a TINY drop of super glue on the ends of all the seams helps a lot to keep them from unraveling.
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- Comfy, but short on life
These are my 2nd pair of Imak gloves. I'm not sure how much they really help, but they're really comfortable. I wore the original pair at work all winter. I gave them 3 stars because they started coming apart at the seams after just a few months.
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- Good but not Great
I bought the size small as suggested in the measurement guide. The 1st time I wore them they were stretched out feeling after only a few minutes. I a higher lycra content in the fabric would help. If you have small hands they might be too big. I'm not sure they will hold up after washing as the stitching is already raveling. I've tried several types of arthritis gloves and these are the best so far.
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- Not very well made.
Other than the not very well made problem, the gloves work well for me. I think they would have to be finished off by hand to get around the problems with 'ends' of threads sticking out, etc. Machines are only good for things that don't require hand-work!
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- Arthritic Gloves that Are Cute!
These arthritis gloves are soft and keep my hands warm. I have rhuematoid arthritis and work in a very busy office. They keep my hands from swelling!
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He took out a loan and replaced it with a cherry red Honda CVR 600 F-2 1991 model.
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Marquin D. Hicks, 24, of 150 Forest Ave., was accused of violating section 16-14.1(3) of the city's general ordinance policy, which states that skateboards must be "operated in a careful and prudent manner and not ... cause interference with the proper use of any public way."
"The defendant's above actions did interfere with vehicular traffic within the street," the police report states.
Hicks was arrested at 12:04 p.m. on the 300 block of Cannon Street. Police say he stuck both middle fingers up at the marked police car as he passed on his skateboard.
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Grunow in Van Heurck 1881 Category: Surirelloid
BASIONYM: Surirella suecica Grunow in Van Heurck 1881
Contributor: Jonathan English - February 2011
Length Range: 14-34 µm
Width Range: 7-9.5 µm
Striae in 10 µm: 30-36
Valves 14-34 µm long by 7-9.5 µm wide, with a length-width ratio between 2 and 3.6. Valves generally clavate, although some have linear or constricted midsections that abruptly become pointed near the footpole. The headpole is broadly rounded while the footpole is acutely wedge-shaped and frequently capitate. Costae extend from the valve margins to the apical axis, 30-36 in 10 µm and rarely visible in the LM. Between the costae 2-3 rows of areolae exist, which are only visible in the SEM. Indentations in the valve face are present around the circumference of the valve, having the appearance of large areolae in the LM. Fibulae are short and marginal, 9-12 in 10µm.
Basionym: Surirella suecica
Author: Grunow in Van Heurck 1881
Length Range: µm
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English, J. (2011). Surirella suecica. In Diatoms of the United States. Retrieved October 01, 2016, from http://westerndiatoms.colorado.edu/taxa/species/surirella_suecica
Species: Surirella suecica
Contributor: Jonathan English
Reviewer: Sam Rushforth
Coste, M. and Ricard, M. (1982). Contribution a l'étude des diatomées deau douce des Seychelles et de l'Ile Maurice. Cryptogamie, Algologie 3(4): 279-313.
Van Heurck, H. (1881). Synopsis des Diatomées de Belgique. Atlas. Ducaju & Cie., Anvers. pls 31-77.


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This instrument enables one to localize accurately and quickly hyperesthetic segments of the body. A freely movable wheel (fig. 2) with sharp, closely set, radiating points is mounted at one end of the instrument. This wheel is lightly applied to the skin and then drawn across the area being investigated. The patient will feel pain as it crosses the hyperalgesic areas. When applied parallel to the spine. and about 2 inches (5 cm.) from the midline of the back, all the segments from the neck to the sacrum can be quickly tested. A rather constant pressure can easily be maintained along the course of the application.
At the other end of the instrument is a small disk wheel (fig. 3), freely movable, which has a rather sharp but not a cutting edge. This is used in a similar manner, excepting that greater pressure is exerted on it as it is drawn
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The Highwayman
Making Waves, and Enemies Too, Reed Hundt of the FCC Is Top Gun on the Information Expressway
The media moguls were especially rankled a year ago, when Hundt, 46, ordered a 7 percent rollback in cable TV rates. That made a total rate reduction of 17 percent since 1993, forcing the industry to eat $3 billion. The next day, Bell Atlantic and Malone's TCI, skittish over lost income, scrapped a $30 billion merger—one of the largest corporate liaisons in U.S. history. At the time, Hundt, a mild-mannered former antitrust lawyer, didn't seem to mind the ensuing flap. "I'm having fun," he said.
But that was when Hundt—who was appointed by President Clinton and is a good friend of Al Gore's—had congenial Democrats in his corner. Now, with Capitol Hill ruled by small-government Republicans, he faces some more imposing antagonists. Sen. Larry Pressler (R-S.Dak.), head of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee (which oversees the FCC) is drafting legislation to deregulate the communications industry. "The FCC is a huge bureaucracy that needs to be downsized," Pressler says. "I look to a day when it will wither away."
Even more ominously for Hundt, aides to House Speaker Newt Gingrich are reportedly counseling their boss to work up a bill that would abolish the FCC entirely. Hundt's response to the GOP onslaught is measured. "It has kicked off an extremely important and fascinating debate," he says. "Americans should know it concerns some of the most important bills they pay each month."
To be sure, the FCC wields enormous influence. The agency has broad licensing and rate-setting powers over television, radio, telephone, cable, satellite TV—and even pagers, beepers and car phones. As such, Hundt has become the top cop of the emerging information superhighway. In that role he has further antagonized the telecommunications industry by offering for sale what used to be made available, by lottery, for free: He has presided over the largest auction of U.S. government property ever, raising $6.4 billion so far by selling off radio frequencies for cell-phones, pagers and hand-held wireless computers. On another front, Hundt has also raised hackles by using his bully pulpit against violence on TV His position is heartfelt; Hundt lost two close friends to street violence, although he bristles when asked for details. "I think people know there are more interesting solutions to social problems than shoot-'em-up shows," he says simply.
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As a Yale undergraduate, Hundt edited the school newspaper and gave a young cartoonist—Doonesbury creator Garry Trudeau—his first forum. Later, at Yale Law School, he took classes with Bill Clinton and Clarence Thomas. After graduation, he joined the law firm of Latham & Watkins, where he worked before assuming his $126,000-a-year FCC post.
In 1979, Hundt married Betsy Katz, now 47, a Vassar-educated clinical psychologist he had met while at Yale. They share an airy Spanish-style home in Bethesda, Md., with their children, Adam, 12, Nathaniel, 8, and Sara, 5. When he can, Hundt attends his sons' soccer and lacrosse games, plants tulips and daffodils and sculls on the Potomac. But leisure time is scarce—he routinely puts in 12-to 15-hour days at the office. That work ethic—and perhaps a bit of Hundt's outlook on life—may derive from a 1971 summer job as a beekeeper. "You can learn a lot from the honeybee," he says. "You work very, very hard. You make honey for lots of other people." Hundt pauses, flashing what has been called his Alfred E. Neuman grin. "And you die."
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Kalani Largusa, from Kapahi, Kaua'i, was recently accepted into the graduate program at the Department of Art and Art History, University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. He was educated in drawing and painting at the California College of Arts in Oakland and San Francisco and received his BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago last spring. His work centers on an exploration of painting processes, contemporary Pacific Islander and Asian identity, and Polynesian tattoo symbolism and methodology. Through layers and almost western comic book iconography, his work reveals a record of cultural themes and experiences. It ranges from sharp, stylized draftsmanship and mixed-media art journals to large abstract, often non-representational oil paintings.
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- Red Hat System Administration I
- EWC Arts Exhibition: Bollywood & Beyond: Costume in Indian Film
- Kalaupapa -- A Source of Light, Constant and Never-Fading
- Spring / Fall
- Convergence: Glitch_Click_Thunk, Featuring Mark Amerika
- Trip Around the Island
- Big Love