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What's up, what's up, what's up! Happy New Year to you and your loved ones.
This is my second year-in-review and I have A LOT to share with you so grab a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy!
If you didn't get a chance to read my 2014 Year In Review, you can read it here.
I write these reviews in hopes that you can join me in celebration of the things that went well, learn from the things that didn't go so well, and help me stay on track of my goals for 2016. In addition, I write them to be as transparent as possible about my life and to try to show young entrepreneurs a behind-the-scenes preview of what running their businesses will be like. I've made and still make so many mistakes in my life and they're the reasons that I'm here. This post will show you, not only, that I'm a normal human being just like you, but it'll also show you that with the right amount of hard-work, you can build the life that you deserve.
Before we get started, here's a little key for you so you don't get lost:
Last year – 2014
This year – 2015
Next year – 2016
Now let's get started!
At the end of each year, I use what I've learned to determine my focus for the upcoming year— both personally and professionally. In 2013, the focus was to build— as in build a strong team of hard-working and passionate people. In 2014, the focus was to learn— as in make mistakes fast and learn as much as possible. This year (2015), the focus was to grow— as in taking everything we've learned over the years and start making decisions that will yield to our growth. Next year (2016), the focus will be maturity!
We've been fortunate enough to see continued growth year over year, but we still spend time worrying about whether we're working with the right clients, whether we're saying YES to the right projects, whether we're charging enough for our services, and about things like missing payroll (something we've been fortunate enough to never have experienced). And that's what we plan on changing in 2016!
The year we mature, stop worrying, and continue our journey to building the best company we've ever worked for.
What went well
Midway through last year, I started getting serious about my health (eating habits, gym, spartan race, etc). I spent a majority of this year learning about my body, eating clean, and getting more cut.
I also started playing around with Parkour. For those who are not familiar, here's my definition: It's where you run around the street and use the objects around you to do tricks on (walls, benches, little kids, etc). Think America's Ninja Warrior!
I fell in love with freerunning and parkouring! Here's a clip of me practicing some of my moves
Last year, Dahcia (my wife) and I got the wedding of our dreams paid for by some very nice people. Unfortunately, the day after our wedding, we got right back to work in our hotel room. We promised ourselves that when things settled down, we were going to take a honeymoon once a month.
By the grace of God, we kicked off that honeymoon year in May of 2015. May 22 is our anniversary and May 24 is Dahcia's birthday. We went to Tampa, FL and Miami, FL for about a week. Since then, we've been traveling about once a month.
Here are some other places we went this year: Montreal, Miami, Tampa, Poconos, Vegas, Los Angeles, New York Adirondacks retreat (Upstate NY with no phone/internet). I also went to Vegas a second time (for my brother's birthday) and to Maryland (DC area) with a few friends.
This year was VERY emotional for me for many reasons. For starters, they (DJ Khaled voice) say that 80% of businesses fail within its first 3 years. boogie celebrated its 3 year anniversary this year and I have some exciting things to share about our progress.
Three years ago, I took a HUGE risk and put all of my money into reconstructing and renovating our office. Three years later, it's one of the best decisions I've ever made in life. Read more about that risk here.
In October, we moved out of our 800 sqr ft Albany office and moved to a new 2,000 sqr ft Troy space. When I signed the lease to my first office, I couldn't afford to hire someone to do construction, so my best friend, my wife, and I spent 5 months doing it ourselves. We added new carpets, we painted, we built a wall, and we decorated. We learned how to do all these things through YouTube. Today, there's an entire team (not our team) who's responsible for construction on our new office. It's a great feeling to move into a place that is professionally done without any physical labor of our own.
We had our fair share of interns come and go throughout the year. We're very thankful for everyone who was a part of our boogie family and helped us grow the way we did.
While it was a mutual decision, we did lose one of our most passionate team members this year. She has moved on to follow her passions while doing some great things and we've been collectively rooting for her ever since. We're very proud of her and are so excited for her new journey.
Lastly, we hired our first full-time business development (sales) person this year and we're already seeing how great of a decision that was.
This was a pretty good year for us when it comes to finances. We wanted to grow by 200% but eventually realized how unrealistic that was for our current size. Our revenue increased by 42% and profits increased by 25%. In other words, if we made $100 last year, this year we made $142. Now just add some more zeros 😉
All in all, it was a great year for us. We developed some great partnerships, we hired a team overseas, and we did some pretty amazing work this year, including an April Fools campaign when we pranked over 6 million people on the internet.
Oh, I almost forgot! I was selected to be one of the Albany Business Review's 40 Under 40 award recipients this year. Next up, Forbes 30 under 30.
Hustlepreneur.co (this blog)
If you've been following me since last year, you may have noticed that this website got a slight haircut. Actually, it was a whole new facelift! I redesigned this website to make the reading experience easier and to remove all distractions that the previous site had.
I also added a books page and a speaking page. The books page holds books that I've written and the ones that I'm in the process of writing (i.e. my new ebook called Smartwork that so many of you downloaded a copy of). The speaking page is the best place to go if someone wanted to hire me to speak at your their school or their event.
I also completely changed my focus for this blog. When I started out last year, I was just interested in writing blogs that people would be interested in reading. As time went by, I realized that the #1 reason people read my blogs, watch my videos, and subscribe to my mailing list is because they want to learn how to turn their passion(s) into profits. So I listened and removed all of my old blogs that were irrelevant and started writing new relevant ones.
Ps: If you're reading this then I want to say Thank You! It's people like you that inspire me to write these reviews, write my blogs, and create my videos. So again, Thank YOU for your continued support.
If we're not already connected on Facebook, then you can do so here (PS: Facebook verified my page this year too)
Motivational Speaking
I finally decided to take my speaking serious and started actually charging for them. I made that decision towards the end of the year and I look forward to seeing it pay off next year. I've spoken to many types of audiences but I've decided that the audience I mostly enjoy speaking to and who I can also provide the most value to are high school and college students.
I must've had a speaking gig at least 10 – 15 times this year and I'm looking to double that next year. I even got a chance to speak at the EventTech Experiential Marketing conference in Vegas which was exciting because Dahcia spoke at a session there as well.
Last year, I mentioned an idea for a new company that I wanted to launch this year. This summer, we did just that! Breadcrumbs helps small businesses build beautiful, mobile-friendly, and modern websites for an affordable monthly price. So far, Breadcrumbs has been growing by over 100% each month.
So far so good. Our customers are loving the service. Our latest project: YTIYonkers.org.
Personal life
When I first got married, a lot of people told me that marriage was going to be hard. They told me I needed to have patience and blah blah blah. I love all of you guys for your advice but I'm going to have to say thanks but no thanks.
Is marriage a piece of cake? No, it's not… but it's not only marriage, it's all relationships. Friends, siblings, spouses, co-workers, etc. They all require a little bit of work– patience, sacrifices, and more.
I've been married for nearly two years now and it's been one of the best things to happen to me. My wife and I live together, work together, teach Sunday school together, travel together, and so much more. On average, we spend approximately 24 hours a day together and it's the single reason I wake up smiling every single day. I have my best friend, my wife, my biggest fan, my hairdresser, my gossip buddy, my road dog, my proofreader, my business partner, my motivator, and my Netflix [& chill] buddy with me at all times. I have plenty of reasons to be happy about life.
Alright, enough of the mushy stuff…
This year we wanted to spend more time together (the irony) and get more serious about managing our finances. Traveling has allowed us to spend more time together and we made some drastic changes to the way we were managing our money.
We share a salary at the company (like one high paid person's salary). Thankfully, we live in Albany (Upstate NY) where things are a lot more affordable than New York City and some of the other major cities in the US. We also don't have any expensive habits ;).
10% of all the money we bring in goes towards our savings. Another 10% goes towards tithe, which we give to our church. 60% goes towards bills (rent, student loans, internet, Netflix/Hulu, car insurance, credit cards, and everything else that's due on the 1st). The remainder 20% is used for things that are not as consistent like food shopping, gas, donations, gifting, and traveling.
In 2016, we're thinking about reserving 5-10% of our income for traveling. Long term, I'd love to have separate accounts for donations, traveling, investing, emergency, school tuition for our future kids, shopping, and a few other things.
Note to self: One thing at a time Jacques, you're only 25 (turning 26 on January 24th)
What didn't go so well
Professor Bastien?
In January 2014, I accepted a position at University at Albany to become one of their first Ui/Ux design professors. I've taught that class four (4) times in two (2) years. I genuinely love teaching! I meet amazing students who end up becoming close friends or employees at boogie. It also forces me to stay up to date with the design industry so that's a plus.
But this year, I realize that I was no longer passionate about the type of teaching I was doing. The traditional style of teaching where a grade was the deciding factor between student's success or not. It's not necessarily what I believe in.
So I decided that this year was going to be my last year teaching in the classroom. Instead, I'm going to focus on teaching in less traditional ways; writing blogs, public speaking, writing books, creating videos, etc. This way, I'll be able to make a bigger impact and reach more people.
Towards the end of the year, I was offered another teaching opportunity from another nearby college. I have since declined that offer.
Side effects of travel?
While I thoroughly enjoyed traveling this year, there were a few side-effects. For starters, all that traveling actually made me really tired. I'm assuming it's because of the drive/plane rides, but I always came back home more tired than when I left. It could also be because during our travels, we also still worked for a few hours. This year we're going to try to make our vacations just that, vacations. I may have to purposely leave my computer chargers in New York.
Also because of the traveling, we missed church a lot. If we used to go to church every Sunday and a few Wednesdays out the year, this year we went to church about 1-2x a month. We still pray every day and kept a very close relationship with our Father but we missed the feeling of being in a room full of God's children praising his name.
Focus (R.I.P. PrettySimpl)
Believe it or not, I have a big problem with focusing. I don't have an issue with procrastination or anything like that. Instead, my issue is that I'm interested in way too many things and that leads to me biting off more than I can chew. It's a pattern that I see every year– I'm introduced to a cool company and the founder/owner asks me to become a partner or investor. If it's not that scenario, then it's a company that I decide to start myself.
We've seen this pattern with companies like MappIt (partner), StyleHotels (partner), CasedUp (partner), Pretty Simpl (founder), and Authenpic (partner).
One of my biggest weakness is the fact that I know how to do so many things. I can design, code, write (sort of), strategize, use common sense, network, sell things, grow a team, and more. As far as the things that I don't know how to do, my attitude is that I can always figure it out. And that's my weakness because I can create a brand new company overnight and have it looking like it's been around for years. But that's also my strength. I love learning and I tend to be pretty curious about a lot of things. And when I get curious, I start exploring my curiosity.
Then again, that same curiosity is why I'm here. It's the reason that I learned to produce music, cut hair, play the guitar, start designing, taking photos, writing, and start a company. It's the reason that boogie exists today.
And that's why I decided it was time to start saying NO. I said NO to all opportunities that came my way this year and even said RIP to some of the ventures I was already involved in. This also includes my printing company, Pretty Simpl. The company that I was once offered a million dollars for has closed its proverbial doors.
It was hard to do but sometimes you have to learn to pivot (or in this case, throw in the towel). As far as the other companies, I did not want to be a part of a team that I wasn't giving my 100% to. They all appreciated the transparency and we left on good terms. I didn't ask for a penny and gave up all ownership I had.
Moving forward, I will still work on multiple projects but the only difference is I'll make sure they are only companies that I fully own/start.
Because of the focus thing I mentioned above, I was tied down so much throughout the year. My blog suffered from it. I didn't write as much as I did last year. Even with my personal assistant, Andre, I still felt like I didn't have full control over my schedule.
The solution: Say NO, plan better, and delegate often.
My plans for 2016
We ended the year on a high note for boogie and that's new to us because December is always a bad month. We feel like we're finally starting to see the benefits of all the hard-work that we all, as a team, put in over the years.
The #1 thing we're going to work towards is getting better clients. We have a good feeling about 2016 (but then again, everyone has a good feeling about every year when it starts).
boogie LA (our 3rd office) will be opening up in the early parts of 2016 and we're all excited. We hired our first west coast based team member in December 2015 and we're looking forward to establishing our base there.
In terms of finances, our goal is to increase revenue by 100% (or double what we did in 2015). It seems very do-able.
Here's to the year of maturity!
In 2015, we had to limit our travels to US states, with the exception of Montreal. Next year, we're going to continue traveling but, we're going to introduce some international countries to our hitlist. We're looking at Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico, and somewhere in Europe.
Yes, you heard that right. I'm not going to share where yet so you have to stay tuned. But by the end of 2016, Dahcia and I will be living somewhere else. Somewhere really far away from Albany.
Don't click the link above because I'm sure wherever it goes is probably NSFW. That's just me trying to hide the name of the new website domain that Dahcia and I bought this year.
I know that I went on and on earlier about focusing and starting too many companies but this one is different, I promise (at least that's what I keep telling myself). Apparently Dahcia and I felt like we weren't busy enough so we decided that we'd start working on a new company together. This company will be simple to run, or at least, easy to outsource the work for. We're both extremely excited about this and will update you more on it at a later time.
Health Insurance?
This is something I've never really talked about publicly but I felt like it belonged here. Our company technically offers our team the option to have health insurance but since a majority of our team is under 26 years old, they kindly declined because they are under their parents' health insurance. For our team member (singular) who's over 26, he already had great coverage with his wife which he preferred to keep. In other words, we've been able to dodge that bullet but I know the time is coming where we'll have to pay for our team's health insurance. It's all good, we're ready for it.
Now let me explain why I shared that with you. I'm going to try to sound like I know what I'm talking about.
I've always been under my father's health insurance plan but when I turned 21 (5 years ago), I was kicked off my dad's insurance plan. I think that's how dependent health insurance worked until Universal Healthcare became a thing– thanks Obama! (but please, don't quote me).
Back then, my only focus was to build boogie so I basically ignored that aspect of my life (I'm sure there was a way I could've re-enrolled). A few years later, after paying for simple medical things out of pocket, I started looking into getting health insurance for myself. It was complicated because I was trying to decide whether it was smart to get personal insurance for myself or get a business insurance and add myself in there.
Either way, at that time the lowest plan I saw $300/month and I wasn't ready to invest that money for a 'just in case' (horrible mentality, I know).
As the company grew and more money started coming in, I could've invested it into getting myself insured, but no, I wanted to hire more people, put money back into the company, and blah blah blah. I was willing to pay health insurance for new employees but completely neglected it when it came to myself. Some of our paid interns made much more money than the cost to insure me, at the time. Still, I put to money back into the company, gave people raises, blah blah blah. Just to give you an idea of how straight my priorities were, we were (and still are) spending $250 each month on website hosting -__-. Come on Jacques.
This is not a story that I'm proud to share and I can only thank God for allowing me to live 5 years without health insurance and throughout the year, there wasn't anything that happened that I couldn't afford to pay out of pocket.
But all of that is changing in 2016! I've already started applications and your boy will be fully insured!
If you're ever in that predicament, please don't do what I did. You should always take care of yourself first. If you're not convinced, just think of the fact that if you were to get into an accident (or something worse) today, your company would no longer exist. All of the people who's lifestyle depends on you, all of those families that you're responsible for the food that goes on their tables, they'd no longer have that. You are your company and you need to take care of yourself.
Until next time ladies and gentlemen! I'll see you next year. If you liked/enjoyed this post, do me a favor and sign up to my mailing list below. Know a friend who could use some motivation, share this link with him/her.
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|Kingdom of Carthage
Carthage in about 300 B.C.
|Punic Polytheism
|814 - c. 760 B.C.
|Queen Dido
|Hannibal Barca
|Historical Era
|Classical Era
|Establishment of Carthage by Queen Dido.
|Conquest by the Roman Republic.
The Kingdom of Carthage was the major power in the western Mediterranean from its establishment by the semi-legendary Queen Dido in 814 B.C. until its fall following its struggles against the rising Roman Republic. Carthage was one of the great trading powers of the Mediterranean and had relatively few rivals until its fall from grace, namely the Etruscans and the Greek city-states of Sicily and Cyrenaica. Much of Carthage's foreign policy depended on maintaining its mercantile dominance and expanding its control over island territories with which it could base its powerful navies and trade fleet.
For a long time Carthage was the dominant power in the western Mediterranean and had little to fear from other possible rivals. As a result, there was much cultural and economic development that resulted from this durable peace. While there was such a peace internationally, Carthaginian politics was considerably more fraught, with constant struggles between the ruling monarchs called Shophets and the aristocratic legislative, which saw the power of the monarchy as a threat to their interests. Many times the Shophet would be overthrown and replaced by a more amiable one if it benefited the legislative. Despite this, there were limits on both Shophet and legislative, and the balance of power shifted back and forth throughout the years.
Carthage's main opposition in its early years were the Greek colonies on the island of Sicily and the Etruscan cities of northern Italy. Over time the Etruscans waned in influence and the Greek colonies fell under the control of the Macedonian Alexander the Great and his successors. Despite these events, Carthage was slow to take advantage, preferring to make deals with the Greeks in Sicily and Cyrenaica rather than risk a disastrous war. Upon Alexander's death, however, the Carthaginians were much more willing to resort to war and eventually seized the entirety of Sicily by 314 B.C.
Despite this conquest, Carthaginian rule over the island was not absolute, and there were many Greek and Italic revolts against their control. Carthaginian rule gradually grew more heavy handed as a result, further breeding popular discontent. Eventually, Pyrrhus of Epirus turned to Italy and Sicily to reconquer them for the Greeks. Concerned with this new opponent, Carthage entered into an alliance with the Roman Republic in order to defeat Pyrrhus. They were unable to do so and Carthage lost most of Sicily, only to regain it upon Pyrrhus' withdrawal. After the war both Carthage and Rome worked together do maintain their possessions.
By 268 BC, despite the alliance, tensions between the two powers reached a breaking point. Rome disputed the Carthaginian treatment of Sicily while Carthage considered the island to be outside Rome's sphere of influence. A revolt by northern locals started a war, as they turned to Rome for protection and Rome felt honor-bound to intervene. While Carthage's powerful navy stymied Roman efforts for a while, Rome eventually gained a powerful navy and won the war by 260 BC, driving the Carthaginians off the island. The islands of Corsica and Sardinia also left to Rome during the Mercenary War in 240 B.C., when Carthage's mercenary army revolted. Carthage felt betrayed and hurt as a result of these two wars.
In 218 B.C., Carthage had its chance. Political instability during the Mercenary War allowed a new family to accede to the throne, the Barcids, who rapidly began to reform Carthage's military along semi-professional lines supplemented by mercenaries rather than rely upon them. Political disputes of influence, particularly in Spain, would ultimately be the flashpoint of the next conflict, and both powers soon declared war. Hannibal, the new Shophet of Carthage, amassed his armies and, with no naval power to safely transport them, took the overland route through Hispania and southern Gaul, gathering mercenaries along the way.
Rome, already in control of the sea, rallied forces to oppose Hannibal's entry to Italy, but could not defeat him in battle, no matter how many men they gathered to fight him. As Hannibal marched through Italy and gathered disaffected Italians to his side, the Romans were forced to adapt. Named after the consul at the time, the Fabian strategy called for Roman generals to avoid Hannibal on the battlefield while launching attacks against his supply lines and Carthage's territories. Conversely, Hannibal was unable to persuade many of the Italian cities to abandon Rome or siege the city.
Roman forces under Scipio managed to capture most of Carthaginian Hispania by 206 BC, meaning the only territory left was Carthage itself. Chosen to lead the attack, Scipio dismantled many of Carthage's cities and rallied the Numidians to his side. Aware of the threat, Hannibal stealthily retreated to Africa at the cost of Carthage's partially rebuilt fleet. At the Battle of Zama, in 202 BC, Hannibal was defeated by Scipio, who was given the name Africanus for his victory. As a result of this defeat, Carthage was subjected to Roman rule for a short time, much of Carthage's territory was stripped away, a large indemnity demanded, and the Shophet was made powerless, with the Carthaginian Council now the ultimate authority. Hannibal himself was nearly exiled.
Effectively broken, Carthage remained a Roman puppet for the rest of its existence. Unable to conduct foreign policy without the approval of the Roman Senate, Carthage had no direct will of its own. To that end, both the Carthaginian Council and the Shophets after Hannibal desired to return Carthage to great economic strength. After fifty years, this process had begun to bear fruit, and Carthage was again a dominant mercantile city-state. This growth concerned Rome, who feared the competition from a city that historically had done so much damage to the Roman homeland. These issues would later boil down to war in 159 B.C.
Carthage was swiftly surrounded and put under siege. The Carthaginian leaders hoped that they could outlast any siege and force the Romans to come to some sort of compromise that would restore some of Carthage's power. For their part, the Romans hoped to end the Carthaginian question once and for all, whether it meant merely seizing the city or completely destroying it. While Carthage had some success at delaying the Roman advance, they were ultimately unable to prevent them entirely and Rome eventually captured the city two years later in 157 B.C.
The Romans were divided regarding what to do with the fallen city. Many Romans wanted the city to be burned or otherwise crippled to the point of no recovery in retaliation for Carthage's continued resistance and impudence. Others wanted the city incorporated within the Roman republican system, citing their historical connections and the advantages that capturing the city intact would offer Rome's military and trade forces. The commander of the Roman forces that captured the city, Scipio Aemilianus, refrained from a total destruction of the city, instead only slightly sacking it and enslaving portions of the population, leaving much of it intact for Roman governance. By 155 B.C. the situation had been largely resolved, giving part of the Carthaginian upper class Roman citizenship. From thenceforth the city would play an important role within Rome's internal politics as master of the Western Mediterranean.
Carthaginian society was heavily derived from its Phoenician founders, incorporating much of its culture, religion, and language from this source. Local Berber influences such as Numidian and Mauritanian were also incorporated. Other cultures like Iberian, Greek, and Italic were also present, but considerably reduced on their imprint. Carthaginian trade was dominated by valuable ores in Hispania as well as other luxury goods between Carthage and various Berber and Italic peoples.
Carthaginian government was divided between the monarchy, consisting of kings called Shophets, and the Council of Hundred and Four, sometimes referred to as a Senate. Both had the support of different segments of the population, with the monarchy commanding the allegiance of the priests and military while the Council had the support of the merchant class and the common people. Both sides typically vied for greater power, which fluctuated over the kingdom's history. Most of the time the monarch held more power, but over time, and especially as Carthage began to lose against the Romans, the Council began to control most political affairs.
The list of Shophets is displayed below, grouped according to dynasty.
The Didonian line consisted of the semi-legendary founder of Carthage, Dido, and her direct descendants. Under their rule Carthage prospered as a city of trade and exploration.
- Dido - 814-760 B.C.
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- Hanno I - 580–556 B.C.
- Malchus - 556–550 B.C.
The Magonids were established by Mago I, a Carthaginian general who overthrew the incompetent Malchus and married his daughter to draw legitimacy from the Didonian line. Under the Magonids Carthage became a major military and colonial power, although this power fluctuated depending on the competence of the Shophet and their opponents.
- Mago I - 550-530 B.C.
- Hasdrubal I - 530-510 B.C.
- Hamilcar I - 510-480 B.C.
- Hanno II - 480-440 B.C.
- Himilco I - 440-406 B.C.
- Mago II - 406-396 B.C.
- Himlico II - 396-375 B.C.
- Mago III - 375-344 B.C.
- Hanno III - 344-340 B.C.
The Bomilcarids rose to power when a powerful Carthaginian senator Bomilcar used marriage and assassination to win him the throne. Under the Bomilcarids the island of Sicily was conquered from the Greeks and soon afterwards lost to the Romans, ending the Bomilcarids' brief stint in power.
- Bomilcar - 340-312 B.C.
- Hasdrubal I - 312-274 B.C.
- Gisco I - 274-240 B.C.
Following the Bomilcarids, the Barcids restored much of the order to Carthage and reformed much of its military and economic structures. Under the Barcids Carthage almost destroyed the rising power of Rome yet was also conquered by the Romans and absorbed into the growing republic.
- Hamilcar II - 240-228 B.C.
- Hannibal - 228-179 B.C.
- Hasdrubal II - 179-162 B.C.
- Gisco II - 162-157 B.C.
The Carthaginian economy dominated much of the Mediterranean at its height, stretching across Africa and maintaining many of the same trade routes that its Phoenician founders previously had used during their heyday. Carthage retained much of the earlier Phoenician economic legacy, having access to silks and the valuable murex shells required to produce purple dye. Other goods that it traded included fish, various textiles, gold, silver, copper, tin, iron, lead, ivory, glass, wood, and other products.
Much of Carthage's resources were derived from southern Hispania and northern Africa. As Carthage began to lose ground to the rising Roman Republic, the economy gradually began to move away from being solely dominated by trade and began to have a sizable agricultural component. Crops became very important for the growing Western Mediterranean and agriculture was heavily supported with the benefit of irrigation networks and iron plows. Wine and grain were the largest agricultural exports.
Carthaginian religion was based on the Semetic Phoenician religion, which incorporated many of the same deities. There are a few Carthaginian accounts of their religion, many of which involve the sacrifice of goods and animals to Baal, the primary deity. Some contemporary Roman accounts describe occurrences of child sacrifice to the Carthaginian gods, but there is scant evidence for such practice. Some suggest that these accounts were merely designed to demonize Carthage during a period of rivalry and war.

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I discovered Villa Flore on my last day in Marrakech and most certainly will stay there next time! Can't wait to go back! Three days in Marrakech isn't enough!
Tripadvisor is my best source for travel but in this case I selected an okay Riad near the top of the list/ but not as terrific as Villa Flore which was 125 on the list. Many Riads with the center courtyard have dark rooms with minimal reading lights.I asked to see a room at Villa Flore which was lovely, complete with a comfortable large bed, fantastic bathroom, and quiet location away from the main walkway. We had dinner at this beautiful small hotel with a bright center courtyard. The ambiance and quality of food was as good as it gets. The staff served the most delicious dinner and the the chocolate mousse was the best I've ever tasted in 63 years! The cost to stay is almost the same as the popular Riad nearby but the room and food were far superior at Villa Flore. Location is EASY to find...no dark alleyways to navigate! We will be thrilled to return and take advantage of the half board deal because the food is real quality without the risk of the Jemaa El Fna night market food stalls. Marrakech was worth the trip; the trains are a great way to see the landscape and meet interesting people.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Villa Flore is a charming boutique hotel, with a very good restaurant. We have five rooms with marble bathroom, flat screen TV, DVD player and wifi. Three of them have got a private terrace. Each room and each lounge are a showcase for antiques from all the corner of the world. Villa Flore is very closed the place Jemaa el Fena in the district of Mouassine. Very quiet place in the heart of the souks. ... more less


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I frown slightly and whip around toward the shouting. Caleb leaps swiftly in front of Susan- I'm glad Tobias has enough sense to not do the same. It would be irritating to have to lean around him to see.
He knows I'm perfectly capable of looking after myself. I think that's partially what he likes about me- the rest I can't decipher. I'm not pretty, like Susan, or Christina. I'm not even remotely nice to him or anyone else, so why is he with me? So many must have been fascinated by him like me- his dreamy blue eyes, his-
"Tris." Christina's nails dig into my wrist and I wince slightly as I feel warm blood trickle down my hand.
"What is that? Erudite?" She asks, and I pointedly look in any direction but her.
"I don't know, Christina." I reply, almost rolling my eyes. If I'd known, I'd have already told everyone. She should know this. She knows me better than anyone apart from Tobias and Caleb. And, of course, my parents.
A hard clump forms in my throat and my eyes begin to burn as I think of my parents. My parents, who died for me and Caleb, for everyone outside the factions. But I must stay strong. I'm not a person that cries easily.
Pounding footsteps alarm me. I shift slightly, placing my hand on the gun concealed in my pants. My stomach roils as I make contact with the polished metal, but I grit my teeth and endure. I won't survive a minute without a weapon.
Peter bursts in, his blue eyes wild with panic. I allow myself a moment of satisfaction as I take in his injuries.
He's been shot; dark blood pours from his shoulder and his leg is twisted at an odd angle. Sprained or broken, I can't tell.
Peter may have saved my life several times, but he did what he had to, not that he liked it. He'd owed me a debt.
I can't help thinking of the Dauntless initiation, his hands clamped over my face, attempting to toss me into the Pit.
His face, twisted in fury when I ranked higher then him in training; his fists flying into my ribs as he fought me. His vicious taunts, his cruel laughter.
I clench my fists and suppress the urge to take advantage of his weakness. If it wasn't for him, I'd be dead. I suppose I did owe him, not that I intended to pay him back. Peter doubles over for a moment, hunched in his pain. Then he straightens up and chokes out, his words strangled.
I can't understand him, and from the looks being exchanged all around me, no one else can either.
Tobias strides forward and speaks in a hard voice. He hates Peter almost as much as I do. "What is it?" He growls, and Peter opens his mouth. "I.. attack."
I step forward to stand with Tobias and lean down to shake him roughly.
"What is going on?" I demand furiously, debating whether a punch will return him to his senses. It would be satisfying as well.
"There's an attack. Taking hostages... just got away."
"Erudite?" I ask, my voice rising slightly. Jeanine is dead. Surely we still won't have trouble from them? He shakes his head frantically.
"Don't know who. There's so many... killing... got to..."
"They're attacking the factionless and the injured?" Caleb interrupts, catching my eye.
Peter nods before flopping motionless to the ground. He has fainted, the coward.
"Toss him in the garbage chute." Tobias orders flatly, and the people around look slightly confused.
I manage a laugh and hope they will listen to Tobias's commanding. My legs jolt into action and I follow him.
As we rush down the stairs, I'm made aware of Caleb following. I want to protest- I can't lose him, too- but the harsh look he shoots me stops me. I toss him a gun that lies in a puddle of blood on the stairs and we continue.
Reading about firing a gun and actually firing one are two different things, and I hope Caleb knows that.
There's no more time to think as we charge into the fray and I'm in motion, my finger pressing down on the trigger continuously.
Our unknown opponents are strong, fast, and confident. I'd say Dauntless if I didn't know better.
Yes, Dauntless are swift and strong and powerful. But we're clothed in black and pierced and tattooed. These people aren't.
I notice their cinder gray cloaks and their similarities. I keep firing, and look around for Tobias.
My heart leaps when I don't spot him and fear creeps through my veins, freezing me in place for a moment. Then I spin and shoot one of the attackers in the head. The Amity that I just saved smiles thankfully at me and I snort. No weapons. She's bound to be killed sooner or later.
"Protect the children!" I sigh with relief as Tobias's strong voice fills the room and I automatically step towards him.
Everyone presses into a large clump with the factions' children huddled in the middle. I watch a Dauntless with a lip piercing fall, and then a rogue Erudite and a factionless. I whirl at a gun pressed to my head and halt.
It's Molly.
She's dirty and her clothes are all but rags. Soot streaks her otherwise pale face and her hair is short, coarse, like a boy's.
But I recognize her bulbous nose and her narrow eyes filled with utter hatred. I meet her gaze and raise my chin.
I am going to die. Molly's going to kill me. But I will have dignity. She won't win. I won't allow that.
Molly seems to come to terms with this, and jerks her head in a nod. She respects me, sort of. But it won' t stop her killing me.
I edged Molly out of the rankings. Me, a Stiff. She considers her becoming factionless to be my fault.
Maybe it is. I'm glad.
"Tris!" My eyes dart to Tobias's face, and he looks desperate. I stay still.
"Molly!" He begins in a pleading voice. That's odd. I've never heard him plead before.
"It's not Tris's fault. It isn't. Factions don't matter any more. You'll be incorporated into a new community. Accepted."
Molly wavers for a second, but doesn't move the gun from my forehead.
Tobias is becoming hopeful, I can tell, but I'm not. I regard the battle around me, pleased that we seem to be winning. It's a small pleasure, the last pleasure I'll have.
Tobias talks again. "And if not... Molly, I'm a Dauntless leader. I'll make sure you get into Dauntless. Just let Tris go."
"Liar!" The shriek tears from her throat. "Once I let..." She pauses, sneering, like the old Molly I know. "Beatrice go, you'll shoot me."
"I w-"
"Shut up, or Beatrice here gets it!" Molly snarls viciously. I wonder what happened to her since initiation. "Drew is dead. He couldn't handle being factionless. But I waited for my chance to find her again. It's her fault. She, the Stiff, didn't die when she was supposed to. She outranked us, pushed us out. We had no chance with you, Four, against us."
I look up at Tobias again. His face is thoughtful, strained, like he's working on a difficult math problem. I suddenly know what he's going to do.
He leaps for Molly and she cuts off of her almost senseless rambling. Her fingers tighten, and I prepare, but the pain doesn't come where I expected it.
Tobias must have twisted it from her grip, but it's still aimed, fatally, just below my heart. I barely feel the burst of pain as the bullet enters my chest.
I drift away with Tobias's name on my lips.
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No. 9 Men's Tennis Prepares for Critical SEC Weekend
March 29, 2012
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The ninth-ranked University of Kentucky men's tennis team looks to continue its undefeated start in Southeastern Conference action this weekend when it concludes a three-match road trip against two quality opponents in No. 3 Georgia and No. 16 Tennessee, starting Friday.
Kentucky (18-4, 6-0 SEC) will begin the weekend Friday at 5 p.m. ET against Georgia at the Dan MaGill Tennis Complex in Athens, Ga. The Wildcats will conclude the weekend against Tennessee on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET at Barksdale Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn. Live scores from both matches can be found at UKathletics.com.
The Wildcats' match with the Bulldogs marks a showdown of the only two undefeated teams remaining in league action. UK and UGA sit tied atop the SEC standings with a 6-0 record. Kentucky's 6-0 mark in SEC action is the best start since the 1988 team went 8-0. UK has performed well in the SEC the last few years, winning 17 of its last 21 matches.
"We know how difficult this weekend is going to be," UK head coach Dennis Emery said. "This is always the toughest weekend of the season for us, including the National Indoors weekend. At National Indoors, you are playing on neutral courts, but this weekend, we have to play at two of the most difficult places to play in the nation."
The difficult weekend for Kentucky begins a very challenging part of its spring schedule as the Wildcats will compete against five top-17 teams in its final six matches. After this weekend, UK will have four straight home matches to end the year against No. 10 Mississippi State, No. 14 Ole Miss, No. 17 Illinois and No. 38 Vanderbilt. Kentucky has performed well against quality competition with 25 wins against top-25 teams since the start of the 2009 season.
The Wildcats enter the weekend ranked ninth in the nation by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. The top-10 ranking was Kentucky's 13th consecutive dating back to last season. UK was ranked in the top 10 the last three weeks of the 2011 season, while the Wildcats have been ranked ninth or higher in every team ranking this season, including a season-best ranking of sixth on Feb. 6. Five UK players enter the weekend ranked in singles, including No. 7 Eric Quigley, No. 18 Alex Musialek, No. 22 Anthony Rossi, No. 91 Tom Jomby and No. 117 Panav Jha. Quigley and Jha are 17th in the nation in doubles.
UK has earned the high ranking after defeating some of the best teams in the nation. Kentucky has played 17 matches this season against teams currently ranked in the top 70, including a 6-3 mark against top 25 teams. So far this spring, UK has wins over No. 7 Pepperdine, No. 11 Florida, No. 15 Auburn, No. 18 Tulsa, No. 23 Indiana, No. 25 Texas A&M, No. 27 LSU, No. 33 North Carolina State, No. 39 Arkansas, No. 40 South Carolina, No. 41 Notre Dame, No. 60 Louisiana-Lafayette and No. 66 Alabama.
The Wildcats are coming off a 2-0 weekend in league play where it defeated Auburn and Alabama. The Wildcats started the weekend with a dominating 4-0 win over highly ranked Auburn in Lexington before concluding the split weekend with a 4-1 road win at Alabama. Kentucky won the doubles point in both matches, taking its record this season to 12-0 when it wins the doubles point. Quigley and Rossi each earned two singles wins over the weekend, while Musialek and Jomby went 1-0 in singles.
Georgia enters Friday riding an eight-match winning streak and a No. 3 ranking in the nation. The Bulldogs are coming off a 3-0 week where they defeated No. 2 Ohio State and SEC foes Arkansas and LSU. UGA holds a 16-1 record, including an 11-0 mark at home this season. Georgia's lone loss this season came to No. 1 Southern California in the ITA National Indoor Championships.
Individually, Georgia has five players in the singles poll as well as five ranked doubles teams. Senior Wil Spencer continues to lead the way at No. 8 in the singles rankings, followed by Sadio Doumbia at No. 24, KU Singh at a career-high No. 32, Ignacio Taboada at No. 33, and Hernus Pieters at No. 62. In doubles, Georgia's team of Spencer and Garrett Brasseaux sit at No. 14 this week, followed by Doumbia and Taboada at No. 23, Pieters and Taboada at No. 34, Doumbia and Nathan Pasha at No. 59, and Doumbia and Pieters at No. 68.
"I know that our team is very excited about the opportunity to play at what I consider the most renowned venue is collegiate tennis," Emery said. "Georgia has a lot of great tradition and our guys know how important this opportunity is. I think our guys are up to the challenge of playing against Georgia and hopefully our success against them last year in the SEC Tournament semifinals will help us this season."
UK and Georgia met twice last season, with the Bulldogs taking the regular-season showdown 4-3 in Lexington. The Wildcats would avenge the loss in the semifinals of the SEC Tournament, earning a 4-0 win. The win was Kentucky's first over Georgia since 2003 and its first away from Lexington since 1997.
Tennessee is currently riding a three-match winning streak after posting wins over top-40 ranked Baylor, LSU and Arkansas last weekend. The Vols are 11-9 overall this season, including a 3-3 mark in the SEC. UT will compete against Vanderbilt on Friday before it hosts the Wildcats on Sunday.
UT is currently ranked 16th in the nation as a team, jumping up eight spots in the latest team rankings. Individually, freshman Mikelis Libietis is No. 42 in singles, while freshman Hunter Reese returned to the singles rankings at a career-best No. 92. In doubles, Libietis and Reese remained in the top 10 but dropped one spot to eighth.
"Tennessee is always one of the hardest places in the nation to play," Emery said. "They had a special season last year and have really done a great job of reloading and continuing their success. We have a lot of respect for them and how good they are."
Kentucky fell to Tennessee 4-2 in the two schools only meeting last season. The Wildcats have not defeated the Vols since 2009.
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Hold onto your cheese, because even before Stuart Little is off the ground and running, theres already a sequel in the pipeline. Thats not surprising given that this film was a Christmas hit in the States, filling studio coffers to the tune of just over $140 million. Whats more surprising is that, for such a sizeable hit, this film has created very little buzz in this country. Its also been kind of glossed over in scriptwriter M. Night Shyamalans recent interviews plugging his other phenomenal hit, The Sixth Sense.
The reason for this is simple. Its a family film. Families can go and see it and enjoy it, but it doesnt lend itself to adult conversation and cult appeal in the same way as Toy Story did, despite equally impressive technical trickery. Its the kind of film mom and dad can take their infants to without having to worry about bad language, violence or the pester power of merchandise.Oh, theres bound to be a fluffy mouse or two, but its nothing next to Pokémon.
Family films are big business and, on that level, this is wholesome fare. But that selling point is also the films downfall; its just too cute. The pairing of Geena Davis and Hugh Laurie somehow works, although its likely Laurie got the gig on the basis that hes one of the few comic actors tall enough to match the six-foot Davis without standing on a box. Both are convincing when talking to what, when filming, must have been an invisible mouse, but their performances are so heavy on the saccharine, youll be avoiding sweets for months afterwards.
Blame Rob Minkoff, because hes the one who seems to have opted for the sugar-coated tone, even turning the darker aspects of American author E. B. Whites original story into fluff. A kidnap staged by Snowbells gang of mates is never convincing, although it is worthwhile listening out for the unusual cat-voice cast, which includes Steve Zahn and Bruno Kirby.


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Obama appointed Veterans Affairs Secretary Bob McDonald on Monday made a ludicrous comparison of veterans getting the medical attention and care they need to the waiting times on lines for Disneyland. "When you go to Disney, do they measure the number of hours you wait in line? Or what's important?" McDonald told reporters at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast in Washington. "What's important is what's your satisfaction with the experience?"
McDonald was heavily lambasted by multiple critics, including American Legion National Commander Dale Barnett. "The American Legion agrees that the VA secretary's analogy between Disneyland and VA wait times was an unfortunate comparison because people don't die while waiting to go on Space Mountain. We also disagree with the substance of his comment because wait times are very important to not just the satisfaction quotient, but in some cases the veterans health," Barnett said in his criticism of McDonald.


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Madrid: The men finished 11th out of 12 teams in Monchengladbach last month, and now it looks as though the Indian women's hockey team might follow suit. The Indian eves went down by two goals to three in their fourth league match against Spain in Madrid. Spain went into the break two-one ahead, thanks to goals from Silvia Munoz and Pilar Sanchez, with Surinder Kaur scoring her fifth goal of the tournament for India. Saba Anjum added another in the second half, but that didn't prove to be enough as the Spaniards took full points from the game. India now have just one point from four matches, and will almost certainly have to play the 9th to 12th place classification matches.
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I am not using a static front page. I am rather using Invictus theme homepage fullsize gallery (slideshow).
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First, I want to say that I really love your plugin. It really does a great work!
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You're not leaving on a jet plane if you don't turn off your cellphone. Learn why in this episode. Slow dialog: 1:28 Explanations: 3:52 Fast dialog: 17:28 Flight attendant: I'm sorry, sir, but all passengers need to turn off their portable electronic devices for takeoff, so you'll need to turn off your laptop. Alec: I just need to finish one last email. Flight attendant: Sir, we can't take off until you turn that computer off. Alec: Fine. It's off. Why all the fuss, anyway? Flight attendant: It's regulations. Signals emitted by electronics may interfere with the plane's communication systems or navigation. Alec: All right. Flight attendant: Sir, you'll also need to turn off your tablet computer and your cell phone. Those are also considered portable electronic devices. Alec: You've got to be kidding me. You mean I have to sit here twiddling my thumbs while I wait for the plane to take off? I thought the FAA eased up on those regulations. Flight attendant: I'm afraid not, sir. Please power down all of your devices so we can proceed with takeoff. Alec: Okay, fine. What am I suppose to do until we get the all clear to use our electronics again? Flight attendant: Perhaps you could read a magazine. Alec: That's what I was doing on my tablet before you made me turn it off. Flight attendant: Perhaps you could take a flying leap out the window. Alec: What did you say? Flight attendant: I said, "Look at that luggage heap out the window." Script by Dr. Lucy Tse
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Mountain Equipment Co-op has been a leader in providing great gear, clothing and services to its over 3 million members for nearly 40 years. MEC recently undertook an ambitious website redesign project, even though its current website had strong customer satisfaction scores, there was no major brand updates driving a need to change and the industry trend was moving away from "the major redesign" towards small optimizations. Learn why MEC chose to redesign its site, how they managed the redesign process and how the site has performed following the re-launch. Join MEC's Web Marketing Manager George Weetman and OpenRoad's Vice President Gordon Ross for this breakfast presentation.
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As the Web Marketing Manager for Mountain Equipment Co-op, Canada's leading outdoor retailer and largest co-operative, George has been driving the company's digital strategy for the past several years. With mec.ca as a focal point, his responsibilities include e-commerce, online merchandising, user experience, search engine and email marketing as well as social media engagement. George holds a BA in Geography from UBC and is an active member of shop.org and the International Internet Marketing Association.
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As Vice President and Partner at OpenRoad, Gordon Ross has helped businesses, governments and crown corporations discover how to utilize the web to communicate, collaborate and transact for over 15 years. Gordon's interdisciplinary approach makes him a natural fit for web projects by blending strategic insight, user experience design and technical know-how. His professional experience includes leading large-scale website and intranet strategy, design and development projects for clients like BC Hydro, the City of Vancouver, Government of BC, ICBC, Mountain Equipment Co-op, the Vancouver Public Library and the International Finance Corporation a division of the World Bank.
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This ISO 9001:2008 webinar explains the changes in ISO 9001:2008 related to outsourced processes. Discussion on the ISO's guidance document on outsourced process to have an understanding of the intent and develop methods for evaluation and selection of outsourced suppliers, methods for written supplier agreements.
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In 2008, a new edition of ISO 9001 went into effect. The literature says the new version doesn't introduce any new requirements but only clarifications to the existing requirements. One of the clarifications involves the use of Outsourced Processes in the Quality Management System. The changes clarify the organization's responsibility for conformity to all customer, regulatory, and statutory requirements, the need for control over outsourced processes and recommend using the methods found in the ISO 9001 Purchasing clause. These changes also include suppliers who are part of the same parent organization, such as a separate department or division. To help clarify the requirements, ISO issued a guidance document on Outsourced Processes.
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The presentation explains the changes to ISO 9001, and recommendations in the guidance document. Discussion will be on a practical implementation approach, showing how to evaluate and select outsource suppliers, especially service suppliers. We develop methods for written supplier agreements, which define controls and expectations. A critical element for success is monitoring and measuring of the delivered service. This presentation incorporates supplier scorecards as the most effective tools for this purpose.
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- Understand the evaluation of ISO 9001 to the current version.
- Define a process, and its interactions, in the ISO 9001 sense.
- Identify processes that included in the Quality Management System (QMS).
- Identify QMS processes that are outsourced.
- Explain the ISO 9001 requirements for supplier requirements, evaluation, and selection.
- State the ISO 9001 requirements for process monitoring and measuring.
- Identify the elements to include in a supplier scorecard.
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- A short history
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- What is a process?
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- Purchasing (Clause 7.4)
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best smartphones music star. Ignore the weak plot and the love story that unfolds and enjoy some of the greatest rock 'n' roll stars performing on celluloid, and in colour...Gene vincent (worth buying for his footage alone), sings Be-Bop-A-Lula, Eddie Cochrane and the gorgeous Julie London are also in there. Turn the TV up loud and enjoy! Nice shoes, comfy and cute but I normally wear a size 4 and these slip off my feet when I walk. The size 3 is too tight though. I'm hoping that with insoles and heel grips these will fit better as they are shoes I'm wearing to a wedding. This is my 5th pair of Vans Authentic trainers over the past couple of years. Needless to say they are extremely comfortable and good value for money. As a 43 year old father, wearing them also keeps me down with the kids. I am, as they say, a swag dad. I've also been told by my teenage daughter they look reem which I will take as a compliment for now.Got the latest pair for £28.80 which was a bargain.Great shoes. Hartford . Sadly I will have to return them. overpriced but what can you do when your 4 yr old has asked for them for christmas If your child has wide feet do not order these shoes, my daughter is a size 12 and these fitted my niece who is a size 7, they are pretty just a very bad fit x A lot smaller than the normal Disney shoes they won't fit my 5 year old way to small Bought 2 pairs as a gifts for my granddaughters, they were thrilled with them, although I would have preferred the offer of different sizes to choose from, they are meant to be one size fits all, but unfortunately it doesn't. They were too big for the 4 year old and a bit too small for the 6 year old granddaughter. A lovely pair of shoes but it is very small for a dressing up shoe...my daughter is 6 and has difficulty putting her foot in but does at a push...a bit disappointing considering the price I paid for them....won't buy again.. Was pleased with these frozen shoes I ordered for my granddaughter when they finall best wireless router of returning but removed the sole and replaced with my own shock absorber insole and shoes were ok!! Bought for my husband. He had a similar pAir 5 years ago and loved them. Very well made, perfect fit and he can't wait to wear them. Also very reasonably priced. I tried another make of shoes for the last year,(no good) Now back with Asics and running better already. Great fit.comfort.stability and light. Bought a pair of these in New York over Christmas when there was a massive blizzard there. Surprisingly a very solid pair of boots, even better than Timberland ones that I have owned in the past. Kept my feet warm and dry despite all the snow, slush, and puddles of water across the city. Also has a really good sole that seems to grip to even the smoothest icy surface and its thick sole means that it rarely gets wet or dirty anyways as the rest of the shoe is so elevated. VERY GOOD. i like them. very warm and confortable. everything has been perfect and not delays with service nonopro s have quite a good amount of padding under the heels.Unlike some skechers they don't have too many lace holes and they pull tight very easily. Mine came with spare laces (slightly lighter in colour). Only problem is that the patterned tread is tailor made to pick up gravel from a fine gravel topped path or drive so I am forever picking stones out. After previously having Sketchers this pair really disappointed - in less than 6 months of not excessive wear the seams started to split on the outside. These were really poorly made. Just showing a photo of the worst split but there a.
best tires vely shoes but i had to send them back because they were HUge on me. i ususlly get into a size 4 even though my feet are 3 and 1/2 because they are also quite wide. But not these oh no they were massive. Don't know if any one else has had this problem?
These shoes are very comfortable. I have bought Fly, size 6's before, and found them slightly on the large side, but these fit perfectly. The criss-cross straps add to the comfort.The colour is more tomato than pillar-box red, but nice and bright.
You get what you pay for.You have to be careful assembling this rack as the wooden slats are quite fragile. The uprights do not fit comfortably into place as the slats are not evenly spaced.I strengthed all of the joints with black, round-headed screws and the final result is quite sturdy. I also cut is perfect size and shape for my sports shoes. It looks good and has a comfortable handle. I am not sure if its quality is very good though, because when the produce was delivered, it was folded and there were already a couple of callosities in places where the bag was bent. But for me it is still ok for the price and it fits its purpose well.
Very good product perfect for gym use. Easy to clean and durable product. May purchase additional items. Would love to purchase kids sizes
I was really pleased with these Trainers, they are so comfotable and extremely good quality, i can not believe how little i paid for them , the best bargain ever, i find it hard to get my size 3.5 ( 36 european ) so i am really happy that they fit great!
Beautiful yet comfortable tennis shoes - a delight to wear. Reasonable price for quality tennis shoes. Delivered promply too so I will recommend to my friends,
I've bought K Swiss tennis shoes before which were very comfortable and lasted a long while, these new tennis shoes didn't disappoint. Lovely and comfortable straight away, and they do half sizes! I www.somnomed.co.uk size 8 and 8.5 and in this case size 8 is certainly too small.
Very comfortable, wearing them now. And writing fifteen words to be able to submit this review. Umbrella, fish, chair, table.
First Bought a pair of these by chance in a camping shop a couple of years ago and wore them everywhere.This is the second pair. Most comfortable slip on shoe I have ever had, and requires almost zero maintenance.
I was lucky enough to find a pair of these shoes in my size in a Debenham's s BaByliss Pro Perfect Curl durable, weatherproof and the drawstrings feel strong. Also, the fact that it is available in a number of bright colours aids safety, and you can, if you wish, print onto it.My girlfriend has been using this bag for a number of weeks now and finds it ideal for quick trips to the gym or swimming pool and thinks it has ample capacity for most people. It also has the added benefit of being washable at 30 degrees. At this price point I can't see what more you can ask for. If you want something more elabo.
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Thanks very much to all the previous reviewers who said this shoe comes up quite large. I followed their suggestion and ordered a size 1.5 UK (I am normally 2.5 UK) and it fits perfectly. The shoe is exceedingly comfortable, light and soft inside and I am very happy with it. It is faithful to the description: the sole actually moulds to your foot. I wish Skechers offered more colour options for this shoe in smaller sizes!
Lovely trainers , perfect size.
I normaly take size 3 but skechers can be big fitting so got size 2/ they are just right. got them for a great price. they are like slippers they are so comfortable.
MY stickies don't smell, because I bought these at the same time! Also impressed that they work on older shoes too. I have a pair of trainers that the cat sprayed over. If I use the boot bananas after wearing them, the sour smell goes! Thinking of getting another pair.I am an aromatherapist, and I wish I had invented these. Would recommend to anyone who has problem footwear, not just climbers or supra vaider ly. Mine came with spare laces (slightly lighter in colour). Only problem is that the patterned tread is tailor made to pick up gravel from a fine gravel topped path or drive so I am forever picking stones out.
Great shoes, really comfortable, the memory foam is a great addition, no more tired feet even after a long day walking around. Comes with 2 pairs of laces, one brown pair and one tan pair.
After previously having Sketchers this pair really disappointed - in less than 6 months of not excessive wear the seams started to split on the outside. These were really poorly made. Just showing a photo of the worst split but there are two other splits as well.
Bought these for my husband as an alternative to his usual trainers, he's very pleased with them. Good fit, comfortable to wear and very good price. Can't comment on durability as he's only had them a couple of weeks. Would recommend to anyone looking for a good quality casual shoe.
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