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California congressman continues to push for increase in member business lending cap, will attend San Diego session.
While credit unions don't have as many issues on Capitol Hill as they did last year, when lawmakers return from recess after Labor Day, there will be enough subjects that will keep industry officials and lobbyists actively prowling the halls of the Capitol.
This article is just one of the news, features and more that will appear in the Aug. 31 print edition of Credit Union Times.
CEO makes pitch to president at community college town hall meeting, tells Obama of having to reject business' loan request.
Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein and GOP Rep. Darrell Issa, both Californians, have signed on to raising the lending cap.
Cheney sends letter to president asking backing of bills in Congress that would raise cap to 27.5% of assets.
CUNA and NAFCU use last week's jobs report to renew their push for lawmakers to raise the cap on member business lending.
During the first five months of 2011, CUNA's political action committee received $502,266 in contributions toward its efforts to influence the outcome of political campaigns, and NAFCU's fundraising efforts netted $53,669, according to reports filed with the Federal Election Commission.
Trades report contributions to congressional lobbying efforts.
Might this time finally be the charm for member business lending? After years of lobbying and cajoling, credit unions will finally get their wish on June 16 when the Senate Banking Committee holds a hearing on Sen. Mark Udall's (D-Colo.) legislation to raise the cap on member business loans.


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NASSA was founded after a mother took her two boys to a local park for an impromptu basketball coaching session in Newham, East London – one of London's most deprived boroughs. Before long, 30 youngsters aged eight to 20 had joined in, and NASSA was born to provide these young people to meet and have fun in a safe environment.
In 2008, two friends of one of NASSA's players were killed in a knife attack and the charity launched an initiative called 'Carry a Basketball, Not a Blade' (CABNAB). Through CABNAB, NASSA wanted to improve young people's basketball skills and educate them about the dangers of knife crime and gang culture.
In order to achieve these, the older youths were invited to become coaches and NASSA enrolled them on accredited training courses to gain basketball coaching qualifications. The charity offered extra-curricular basketball training sessions to pupils as a local school in return for use of its gym as a training court, and NASSA coaches delivered training and tournaments along with talks and Q&As about knife crime and mentoring at every session.
Within weeks 16 other schools in Newham asked NASSA to provide sessions for them.
A code of behaviour was established and sessions were scheduled for times that kids often turn to crime or anti-social behaviour. When parents attending games became abusive to game officials, the children drew up a code of conduct for parents.
Before long the charity decided to increase the scale of the schools sessions and spread to neighbouring boroughs. It now runs coaching and mentoring sessions for nearly 2,000 children at 65 primary schools every week, as well as 25 older teens at four colleges across east London.
NASSA is certain that its work has contributed in a significant way to the 46 per cent reduction in serious youth violence and gang-related crime in Newham last year. And its junior, senior, men's and women's teams won 14 National League titles during the season.
Charity Awards judge Sir Christopher Kelly described NASSA as "a really energetic organisation doing substantial things to help the local community".

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A major concern with health care reform is that it could mean a flood of newly insured patients into doctors' offices, and therefore, a doctor shortage. Depending on how you look at it, it might be a good problem to have. But it's still a problem, and it'll most likely require creative solutions.
The bill itself provides some potential solutions, like increased funding for community clinics and greater use of nurses and doctor's assistants.
But long-term, what's required is extra incentives for people to become doctors, specifically primary care physicians.
A new program at Texas Tech University could be a sign of things to come. Yesterday, the school announced the Family Medicine Accelerated Track (FMAT) -- the first three-year nationally-accredited medical degree. It's half the cost of a traditional medical degree. The chairman of the department Michael Ragain describes it:
"The high cost of medical school and resulting debt are major challenges for many prospective medical students," Ragain said. "Our program addresses debt on two levels, first by shortening the program from four to three years, and second, by providing scholarships to all qualifying students. Training primary care physicians is a national issue that targets both rural and urban areas. With programs such as this, we can double the number of primary care physicians available to care for the U.S. population."
The school says the fourth year of med school is primarily devoted to specializing in a certain area and that the three-year degree will fully prepare students for being primary care doctors.
I remember doing a series many years ago about the shortage of doctors in rural areas, and one thing that stuck with me is that it's not all about economic incentives. Being a primary care physician is tough, especially in a rural setting. There's high burnout. It's also a rewarding job, but the rewards aren't financial compared to being a specialist.
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CNS – The threat of a strike by CBS news writers prompted the Democratic National Committee to cancel a planned presidential debate in Los Angeles.
The debate had been scheduled for Dec. 10 and was to be televised on CBS.
The network's news writers, who have been working under an expired contract since 2005, have authorized the Writers Guild of America to call a national strike. Some of the Democratic presidential candidates have indicated they would not participate in the debate if the labor dispute went unresolved.
Karen Finney, communications director for the DNC, issued a statement saying the Dec. 10 debate would be canceled and would not be rescheduled.
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Christian singer/songwriter Brian Fraaza, a Northwestern College alumnus, will be a guest performer in Northwestern's England Proscenium Theatre on Friday, Oct. 8, at 9 p.m. The concert is free, and the public is invited to attend. Fraaza will also perform in Christ Chapel at 10:05 that morning.
Fraaza serves as the worship pastor at The River, a church in Kalamazoo, Mich. Fraaza began writing music several years ago as a means of coping with the messy events of his world. His first album, All I Need, came out in 2007, and his second album, I Love, was released in 2009. Fraaza defines his musical style as "a crazy mix-up of rock, blues, funk and jazz."
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We're getting close to Opening Day and that means it is time to focus in on nine of the stories worth following this Rangers season. We'll run them down one a day between now and April 6th, with Josh Hamilton up for discussion in the ninth inning.
Josh Hamilton has been many different things to the Rangers over the last four years.
He's been an inspiration, a cautionary tale, an MVP, an injury risk, a sympathetic figure, a frustrating figure, a left fielder, a center fielder and much more while also being the face of teams that have completely changed the way the world looks at the Rangers. And the fact that he's been so many different things over these last four years makes gauging his impending free agency very difficult.
It's been a thorny, if not downright contentious, topic over the last few months. News of Hamilton's latest relapse all but took the idea of an extension before the season off the table, although Hamilton's vow not to take any kind of discount might have done that anyway. Things quieted down for a bit, but they flared up again this week when it became clear the Rangers were going to send Hamilton to play center whether or not it broke his body.
"I don't know," Hamilton said, "you think it's got anything to do with free agency and get as much out of me as they can before they get rid of me?"
Hamilton followed that up by saying that he was kidding, but they do say that there's a little truth behind every joke. Moving Hamilton to left field was always about keeping him in the lineup as long as possible, but now the Rangers are clearly looking for as much immediate bang for their buck as they can get.
That doesn't mean there's no chance of Hamilton sticking around beyond this season, of course, but it does show that the Rangers have changed their thoughts about his value as a long-term play. The change probably isn't because of the injuries, relapses or asking price alone. The combination of the three has made for a very different equation, though, and it isn't one with an obivous solution.
All we do know is that it will be the backdrop for everything that goes on with Hamilton this season. Any slump will lead to people wondering if Hamilton is distracted while every hot streak will have them agitating for an extension. It will all turn out to be more than a little tiresome, especially since neither side has shown much aversion to negotiating through the press to this point.
What's best for the Rangers might not be what's best for Hamilton, something that seems wrong on the surface but makes sense the more you think about it. Not all relationships are meant to stand the test of time, even the ones that burn so brightly at the start. You get to know more about the other person and little spats turn into deep fissures and, well, one day it is all over.
Or perhaps this little rough patch will make everyone realize they were meant to be. The final chapters of the novel (or of Act I) will be written this season.


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2015 was a great celebratory year, for details see our Musical Milestones project and download the programme of events for Music Therapy Week to see what great events have been taking place.
2016 opened with the great news that NYMTC Patron, Professor Helen Odell-Miller was recognised in the New Year Honours List. Helen received an OBE for services to music therapy, and we are incredibly proud that she has gained this well deserved accolade, further raising the profile of our profession.
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Takeaway food for your guitar in 2, 3 & 4 courses!
- About my free ensemble music
- Download Free Guitar Music here - guitar duets, trios and quartets
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- Extras - Free Christmas Music
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About my free ensemble music
Proven guitar ensembles to download: free guitar duets, trios, quartets & more.
My compositions are published, but these free arrangements still give you the fun and the "big sound" of ensemble guitar.
They are simple - easy to rehearse. After all...
- An ensemble which is easy gives instant gratification and the chance to shape the sound
- An ensemble which is too hard just leaves a nasty taste in the mouth
If these pieces leave you wanting more - I'm sure they will - read the "Where Next" section.
Don't be surprised that virtually everything can be played in the First position.
Do be surprised how it sounds!
These files are in PDF format - they may look a little dark on the screen but they print correctly.
Download Free Guitar Music here
With so much ensemble music in print, I want to give you a taster of guitar music in 2,3,4 and more parts - all free for you to download!
Every piece has performance notes as well as the music notes.
Simple to read? Yes, but listen to the sound the parts make together!
Search Derek Hasted on YouTube and you'll see players of all ages playing some of these!
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Extras - Free Christmas Music!
Christmas music always works well in a newly-formed group.
Strong melodies, regular rhythm and short phrases are easy to "debug" and fun to play.
Much modern Christmas music works well on Guitar, but copyright prevents me putting up my favourite arrangements. But enjoy these - and discover than many countries set the same words to different melodies. Non-UK visitors may find an unexpected tune here!
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PENN VALLEY, Pa., Oct. 16 (UPI) -- Nearly 1,500 mourners filled a Penn Valley, Pa., temple Tuesday in a moving funeral ceremony for Sen. Arlen Specter, 82, who died Sunday.
Following the two-hour service at Har Zion Temple, Specter's casket was wheeled out to Frank Sinatra's recording of "My Way," the Philadelphia Inquirer reported Tuesday.
The fiercely independent senator, who represented Pennsylvania for 30 years and often criticized the decline of congressional bipartisanship and compromise, battled non-Hodgkin's lymphoma after being first diagnosed with the disease in 2005.
Mourners included a large contingent of political leaders, including Vice President Joe Biden and Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett. Also present was Angela Cataldi, who often invited Specter to speak about the Philadelphia Eagles football team on her radio program, the Inquirer reported.
"We want to member and not lose focus on the man," said Rabbi Samuel Kieffer, after reciting a list of Specter's accomplishments, from Philadelphia district attorney to the U.S. Senate.
Other speakers included Biden, former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell, Specter's two sons and two of his granddaughters, and Judge Jan Ely DuBois, a classmate of Specter's at the University of Pennsylvania, the newspaper said.
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Mansfield Town have released striker Calvin Andrew, but central defender Ryan Tafazolli has signed a new two-year deal and Stags are also hoping to reach agreement with Sheffield United to keep Darryl Westlake on loan for the rest of the season.
With the transfer window open, Stags are also hard at work trying to bring in new faces before Saturday's home clash with League Two leaders Scunthorpe United, Murray confirming that former Forest and Villa striker Marlon Harewood and talented Sheffield United teenage defender Sean McGinty are on their hit list.
Andrew only scored one goal for the club, though that was the winner in the big local derby at Chesterfield (pictured), and assistant manager Adam Murray said: "Calvin's contract was up and he will be moving on as the gaffer has decided not to renew it.
"He has done great for us and scored a really important goal against our neighbours. But we are looking at freshening things up and bringing someone into the group and we thank Calvin for his input."
Tafazolli has impressed since returning to the defence and Murray said: "Ryan has more than deserved his contract extension.
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Stags have been heavily linked with former Forest and Villa striker Marlon Harewood and Murray added: "A lot of names have been banded around, but it's January so you expect that.
"There have been talks between the two parties and we are in discussions at the minute, but there are a lot of other clubs interested in Marlon Harewood that he is talking to as well.
"The gaffer is dealing with some high profile players as we look to add a bit of quality to the squad. But we have a tight-knit group of players with fantastic team spirit and we have to make sure that whoever comes in will fit into what we are about and won't disrupt the group too much.
"We have to make sure they would bring something to the group, not just on the park but also to the dynamics of the group as well.
"Sean McGinty is a good young player and a name we are looking at. Look at how Darryl Westlake has come in and made a big difference to us."
Murray would not be drawn into confirming further rumours that another former Forest striker, Marlon King, was also on the list.
"We are looking at a lot of players on our list," he said. "But it's now how many we bring in, it's about the quality of the player. There is no point in bringing in three or four bodies for the sake of it."
Injured pair Martin Riley and Jamie McGuire will be assessed today with an outside hope of being fit for the weekend, though Murray thought they would both be more likely to be another seven to 10 days.
Picture by John Rowley.


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COLUMBIA, Mo.—Wheat flooded before harvest brings questions from affected farmers. What do they do now?
University of Missouri Extension field crops specialists said, "Wait and see." During a weekly teleconference, field staff answered questions from farmers.
Dirty or even mud-caked wheat could benefit from more rain. The forecast for many parts the state includes rain.
"See if rain washes away the soil," said Greg Luce, MU Extension agronomy specialist. "Not much can be done until we see how wheat develops."
Some farmers asked about making forage out of the sodden grain crop.
"Most wheat is at an in-between stage for hay or silage," said Craig Roberts, MU Extension forage specialist. Best forage from wheat comes before seed heads start to form or after the grain fills the seed heads.
Early wheat leaves still contain carbohydrates, which make good feed. Later, the nutrients move from leaves to seeds. "In between, you have low-quality stems," Roberts said.
After seed set, wheat can be considered for grain harvest. Or it can be cut for forage.
The consensus was to not rush to harvest early.
Roberts said he's concerned about making silage from plants carrying lots of soil microorganisms.
"Some soil organisms, such as listeria, are harmful," Roberts said. "These are common problems in some areas."
Making haylage or baleage—storing wet forage in plastic bags—might not be the best answer, Roberts said.
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TDE is the unofficial continuation of the KDE 3 project by a new team or as they put it a desktop environment for Unix-like operating systems with a primary goal of retaining the overall KDE 3.5 computing style,that took the code when development on it ceased and all resources in the KDE camp moved over to 4. Trinity is more though than KDE 3 in maintenance mode though as they actively progress their own implementations of libcaldav and libcarddav libraries for the PIM-suite (now called Trinity PIM suite) and have taken over maintaining QT 3 with hundreds of patches applied since the last official update.
Read more here about features and project goals.
The Trinity desktop is available with packages pre-built for several distributions that are listed there on the main page, among them the last FOUR Ubuntu releases, Redhat Enterprise Linux 5 and 6, Fedora 15 to 17, and Slackware 12.2 and 13.1. There are no packages for Slackware 13.37. The current Trinity version is 3.5.13, with R14 in the pipeline being worked on. The project has a policy of release when ready, so there is no roadmap or official date, but they apparently aim a releasing an update every six months. Arch Linux also has packages in AUR, but many are flagged outdated and the package set is incomplete. Debian Stable is also supported, and an older release 3.5.12 allows to update the KDE 3.5.10 that OldStable (Lenny) shipped with, just as for Slackware 12.2. This is important to be able to continue to use applications like Kopete for IM as protocols have changed since then.
I've been looking for the perfect setup for my second hand Dell Latitude for a while now. Ubuntu 10.04 was good to start with and brought me to the desktop in around 10 seconds, but as this little machine will be out and about quite a bit full disk encryption is what I am looking for. It also needed to be easy to achieve as currently I do not have the time to set this up manually with Arch or Slackware, which otherwise would have been in the race.
I started off with Fedora 17 and found installation instructions are straight to the point and easy to follow. Unfortunately, after applying all outstanding updates and installing Trinity via Yum I constantly ran into 'file too short' errors when trying to start an application. I conclude Fedora is too much work in progress and moved on to old fave Scientific Linux 6, a RHEL 6 clone for utmost stability.
After adding the repo with
cd /etc/yum.repos.d wget http://ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net/trinity/trinity/rpm/el6/trinity-3.5.13-el6.repo
and a quick update my SL6 desktop now sports Gnome 2 and Trinity/KDE 3 like in the good old days of RH 4 and 5. What's more, I immediately felt more productive than when using KDE 4 in various distributions over the last few years. I have to admit it never stayed on any of my machines in the end, although I gave it plenty of time. After all I used Fedora 14 KDE for about five months so it's not like I haven't tried. Perhaps it's just what you're used to. For everyone who feels like me, here's a nice option besides switching to XFCE.
The TDE also offers packages like kwebdev, koffice, and kdevelop, so it's not just the basic desktop environment you're getting but also often missed applications like Quanta Plus. So far it's been running like a well oiled machine. The above would of course also apply to that other famous RHEL clone, CentOS. One minor niggle is that the main repos of Redhat and clones do not seem to include Seamonkey and Chromium, both scrolling pages a lot speedier. The choice is between FF 3.6 and the long term support enterprise branch of Firefox 10. Even in the community repos these browsers are missing. Disregarding this very minor problem it's a perfect fit for my needs and intentions for this machine. Barring some unexpected sudden instability this set up is going to stay until that changes.
If you also still appreciate KDE 3 try the Slackware Current based SMS (Superb Mini Server) which comes with a basic desktop for admin purposes, but more advanced users can compile the remainder they are missing from source packages still available on servers worldwide.
The latest OpenBSD 5.1 also still offers KDE 3 in the main package selection. Then there's a lovingly done KDE 3 derivative based on OpenSUSE 12.1. And of course Porteus 32-bit live image features TDE by default (screenshot).
As you can see, one certainly doesn't have to forego the KDE 3 fix just because the Plasma desktop has taken over on all major distributions that are shipping KDE by default. Enjoy the choice~
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Best of the new: shopping & services
AllSaints Spitalfields
AllSaints continues Boston's British fashion invasion, stocking the kind of hip, understated clothes and accessories you'd find in an indie band's closet. Decked out like an abandoned sewing machine factory, the roomy store caters to street-chic guys and gals, with a smattering of tiny tykes sizes thrown in.122 Newbury Street, Boston, 617-517-0894, http://us.allsaints.com
You thought the two-story shop on Boylston took time to conquer? Well, Anthropologie addicts beware: The new outpost in Harvard Square (formerly home to Crate and Barrel) is a five-floor fashion and home-accessory haven. This company has mastered inventive merchandising, and here the store's enchanting levels mix faded denim with chunky crystal candlesticks as if they belong together – all against backdrops of geometrically patterned walls and industrial-chic details. 48 Brattle Street, Cambridge, 617-354-3031, http://anthropologie.com
Artisans in the Square
"Shop local" takes on new meaning in this Hingham store, where every item is handmade by a South Shore artist: sterling and beaded jewelry, sand and sea-colored pottery, baskets, paper, textiles, and fine art. And if you spot something that's "almost" what you want, many artisans will create custom items. 63 South Street, Hingham, 781-749-2590, http://www.artisansinthesquare.com.
Back Bay Veterinary Clinic
The 10-year-old practice's new digs on Newbury are bigger, more high tech, and a whole lot cushier than the old place up the street. The move added exam rooms, lab improvements, and – key if you have four very short legs – a staircase at a much more reasonable pitch than the one in the old space. Small pets – from dogs and cats to birds and turtles – are examined by natural light in pleasant quarters. You can hardly smell the patients. 288 Newbury Street, Boston, 617-247-2273, http://backbayvet.com
Blank Label
This Boston-based website allows men everywhere to "co-create" custom dress shirts online by choosing fabrics, detailings, and styles from a wide variety of options, then plugging in their size. The finished shirt arrives within three to four weeks. The cost? As low as $45 per shirt. And get this – if there are issues with your shirt, such as incorrect sizing or the wrong fabric, they'll remake it from scratch. http://blank-label.com
The Boston Shaker
When it was part of Grand, Adam Lantheaume's cocktail-supply shop (he's pictured at right) got lost in the mix. But served straight up in its new Davis Square location – with barware from the everyday to the decadent, along with hard-to-find bitters, books about cocktails, and more (like book signings and regular tastings) – the store is Valhalla for mixology connoisseurs. 69 Holland Street, Somerville, 617-718-2999, http://thebostonshaker.com
Brooklyn Industries
Featuring laid-back, artsy clothes for men and women, this rustic-looking shop is designed to sustain both the planet and the need for effortless, casual fashions. Decorated with used furniture and environmentally safe materials, the Boston store is one of the latest outposts of a company that stresses urban, eco-friendly style. 337 Newbury Street, Boston, 617-266-7757, http://brooklynindustries.com
This North End boutique is like two high-end shops in one, divided between trendy designer collections (like hard-to-find lines from LAmade and Three Dots) and la-di-da consignment clothes and accessories (with labels such as Chanel and Hermes). If you're consigning, the store gives clients an unusually high 60 percent cut of the selling price. 101 Endicott Street, Boston, 617-242-1212, http://theclutch.net
Massachusetts-based Converse opened its first US store in home turf Beantown. It's Chuck-full of classic and limited-edition kicks, including SoWa, Beacon Hill, and Allston neighborhood-branded exclusives on All Stars, and graphic T's. Sneaker collectors will love the design-your-own customization center. Complete the look with the hot-off-the-presses new line of streetwise apparel and outerwear. 348 Newbury Street, Boston, 617-424-5400, http://converse.com
Diane von Furstenberg
DVF is still going strong decades after her iconic wrap dress debuted, with the 63-year-old namesake designer serving as a fashion role model for all ages. Furstenberg's stated mission is to empower women with day-to-evening fashions that are both strong and sexy, exactly the styles that fill this new boutique, including many exclusives. 73 Newbury Street, Boston, 617-247-7300, http://dvf.com
Owned by jewelry maven/collector/designer Donna Soodalter-Toman, DIVA stands for "Donna's Infinite Variety of Adornments," and this gem of a jewelry shop lives up to its name. Check out the amazing array of contemporary designer, estate, and one-of-a-kind vintage pieces, with prices ranging from a mere $15 to many thousands. 331 Walnut Street, Newtonville, 617-916-2063, http://adornmentdiva.com
EcoClean LLC
This personal cleaning service is green and will capably de-grime whatever you specify – from wall hangings, baseboards, and cabinets to vents and blinds. They also do the usual: dusting, vacuuming (with HEPA filters), and washing. No chemical smells, nothing toxic, just clean – with a hint of lemon. Friendly and bonded workers do an amazing and smart job. 617-981-9294, http://ecocleanboston.com
With the popularity of TV shows like Mad Men, period furniture and home accessories are back in demand. Eddigan's features vintage and gently used styles from a variety of decades at affordable prices. Whether you want one great piece or a roomful, it's well worth the trip to Medford. 416 Salem Street, Medford, 781-219-4927, http://eddigans.com
While working at a kids' clothing consignment shop, Tracy Farnsworth dreamed of a resale store specializing in the hip European brands her customers constantly requested. Years of scouting locations and collecting items from brands like Mini Boden and Catimini led to the opening of this cozy, colorful Somerville store in August. Most items are in the $8 to $15 range. 327B Highland Avenue, Somerville, 617-623-1399
Faire la Fete at M. Flynn
At this new store within a store at the South End boutique M. Flynn, owners Megan Flynn and Moria Flynn Riordan offer wedding, custom, and "special occasion" accessories, a house line of delicate gemstone pendants, bracelets, and earrings, and bags, hair accessories, and more from Alexis Bittar, Renee Rivera, and Inge Christopher. 46 Waltham Street, Boston, 617-292-0079, http://mflynnstudio.com
The Fish & Bone
From the pet-accessory hounds of Fetch in Portland, Maine, Back Bay's Fish & Bone has all manner of chewable animals (squeaky and silent), animal-print collars, and clothing that runs the gamut from functional to for-your-entertainment. Regular pet-and-owner events like art and photo shows make sure you and your furry true companion never get stuck in a rut. 217 Newbury Street, Boston, 857-753-4176, http://thefishandbone.com
Forty Winks
This shop is as charming as its name, and Forty Winks brings both basics and ooh-la-la lingerie to Harvard Square locals and students. Enticing styles range from shapewear, pretty bras, and lovely camisoles to naughty-but-nice lacy underthings and nightgowns. The helpful staff will make sure you get the perfect fit. 56 JFK Street, Cambridge, 617-492-9100, http://shopfortywinks.com
A pint-size spinoff of the (now closed) Gatehouse, this shop brings the same Scandinavian aesthetic, including Marimekko items, to Concord Center. Modern home decor, clothing, and other lifestyle accouterments are displayed along with jewelry, paper goods, and great enticing gifts – like lots of Iittala glass and Kit + Lili organic-cotton kids clothes. 14 Walden Street, Concord, 978-369-0252
Ibex Boston
Vermont outdoor clothing company Ibex chose Boston for its first freestanding retail store, offering functional and attractive styles made of lightweight 100 percent merino wool for men and women. The high-quality natural fibers are from New Zealand sheep farmers committed to sustainable practices. 303 Newbury Street, Boston, 857-277-1932, http://ibex.com
Independent Designer's Market
Seeing a need for a year-round venue for local artisans, T-shirt designer Kimberly Benson (above) launched this indie market in September. It's held almost every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the ornate lobby of the South End's Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology and features a selection of local photography, upcycled jewelry, handmade clothing, and more. 41 Berkeley Street, Boston, http://idmboston.com
Local Collection
This crafts consignment boutique offers New England designers an affordable venue for selling their wares and customers a place to shop for distinctive handmade products. Located in Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the store carries 30 to 40 different collections at a time, including artisanal apparel, accessories, jewelry, and home decor. 4 South Market Building, Suite 2135, Boston, 617-722-4310
The Loft by Michael Albor
The award-winning stylist – and quite possibly the nicest man on Newbury Street – gives his ever-growing staff some room to breathe in an airy new space (formerly occupied by Vera Wang) just down the street from his old salon. Michael Albor's own high-style design aesthetic is on prominent display here – ceiling artwork, fashion photography lining the walls – but cut/color prices start in the amazing-for-Newbury double digits. 253 Newbury Street, Boston, 617-536-5638, http://theloftsalonanddayspa.com
The location may be off the beaten path, but there's no denying that Louis's new Fan Pier store offers breathtaking views of the waterfront. Smaller than the former Back Bay brick mansion, but still spacious, the modern, light-filled space and decor are a better fit for the cutting-edge merchandise. That leaves room for Sam's glass-enclosed French bistro on the second floor, offering casual dining with killer vistas. Mario Russo's hair salon followed Louis to the new spot with its second Boston location. For last-minute party dos, it's open seven days a week. 60 Northern Avenue, Boston; Louis: 617-262-6100; Sam's: 617-295-0191; Mario Russo: 857-350-3139; http://louisboston.com
Modern Millie
At the Newburyport outpost of the popular Salem vintage and consignment boutique, owner Christine Robidoux uses a girly-girl eye to sift through pristine castoffs and give new life to vintage and current clothing, jewelry, and accessories. Consignors get 40 percent of profits and – better yet – timely checks. 41 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, 978-961-1569, http://modernmillieshop.com
Monkey & the Bug
The children's boutique in Back Bay clothing store Stel's (owners Tina Burgos and Dave Nauyokas's twin daughters are the eponymous Monkey and the Bug) features eminently giftable stuff for cool-kid babies, toddlers, and children, including dolls hand sewn in Brooklyn, books, and blankets. Clothing by domestic and imported indie favorites like Nico Nico and Atsuyo et Akiko can make even the most hardened hipster pine for a mini-me. 334 Newbury Street, Boston, 617-262-3348, http://shopstels.com
The Orange Hanger
Massachusetts College of Art grad Natalie Zekos's cheerful clothing boutique adds a little spot of sunshine to Arlington Center. Collaborating with her mom and store manager, Dorothy, Zekos picks stylish, affordable pieces from BB Dakota, Sanctuary, Ronen Chen, Alex and Ani, and others. Whether you're 25 or 75, it's easy to find something to love here. 675 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington, 339-368-7264
Patch NYC
Local designers John Ross and Don Carney have made a national hit with their Patch NYC vintage-look graphic pillows and plates. Those decorative home goods, along with the company's popular boho scarves and jewelry lines, are now available in a tiny, delightfully quirky retail shop in the South End. The Courtyard at 46 Waltham Street, Boston, 917-292-2640, http://patchnyc.com
Raven Used Books
The refined tastes of the Back Bay are evident in this well-appointed shop (there's also a Cambridge location) and its well-curated collection of used books in impeccable condition. Most are half off the original cover price, or more. Art, architecture, photography, classical music, and philosophy are particularly strong sections, with fiction and history not far behind. 263 Newbury Street, Boston, 617-578-9000, http://ravencambridge.com
This customer-friendly Winchester boutique caters to busy time-starved moms, with separate areas for children's clothes and toys, unique hostess gifts, and versatile wardrobe necessities such as a classy cardigan and a little black dress. The owners also provide a "create your own gift basket" service (including delivery) for a variety of occasions. 38A Church Street, Winchester, 781-369-1654, http://recessboutique.com
The Silk Road
Combine the recession with the popularity of TV shows like Project Runway, and it's no wonder home sewing is booming again. Enter Gay Appleby Rogers, a former fashion design teacher and seamstress, who recently opened The Silk Road in Auburndale to offer beautiful, natural-fiber fabrics, high-fashion patterns, and sewing lessons. 281 Auburn Street, Newton, 617-686-2162, http://tsrfinefabrics.com
If you like the idea of facials but can't abide New Age-y background music and wind chimes, Skoah spa in the South End is for you. Started in Vancouver, British Columbia, Skoah calls its services "personal training for your skin," with relaxing but no-nonsense spa treatments and facials, along with its own all-natural, high-performance products. 641A Tremont Street, Boston, 857-350-4930, http://skoahboston.com
New to Legacy Place in Dedham is the locally owned Spoil'd boutique, carrying truly chic fashions for women, men, and children. Lines include Robert Graham, Custo Barcelona, Alice & Olivia, and Desigual, with fabulous and flattering dresses – some from small European lines. Also in abundance are coveted premium denim lines. Legacy Place, Dedham, 781-329-2253
Studio Five Showroom
Fashion PR gal Jessica deGuardiola brings a swank New York-style showroom concept to Boston, promoting up-and-coming designers of super-chic clothing, jewelry, and exotic home goods to local buyers and media. Once a month she holds a fab open-to-the-public sample sale; the next one's this Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. To attend, you must send an e-mail to email@example.com. 560 Harrison Avenue, Suite 408, Boston, 617-426-1806, http://studiofiveshowroom.com
Sudo Shoes
This spacious Porter Square store makes it easy to be eco-chic, offering vegan (non-leather) shoes and bags in fashion-forward day-to-evening styles for women and men. Hip, animal-friendly brands include Cri de Coeur, Bourgeois Boheme, olsenHaus, and Neuaura, with some irresistible designs also available for infants and toddlers. 1771 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, 617-354-1771, http://sudoshoes.com
Twelve Chairs
Fresh-faced design devotees and BFFs Roisin Giese and Miggy Mason reveal spark and wit in their transformation of a Fort Point warehouse into a home-accessory boutique and interior design studio. The sun-drenched space is at once airy and cozy, conjuring an aesthetic similar to the partners' flawless offerings, which include capricious stationery, modern hand-hewn pots, and geometric-patterned pillows, all with an eye toward the eco-conscious. 319 A Street, Boston, 617-701-3496, http://twelvechairsboston.com
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Re: Larabee,Greenfield&Alice Parke m.1673
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Patricia C. Stone 3/28/00
I also have Greenfield md. Pheobe Brown and follow through down to Eleazer and his marriages are alittle different. I have a Sarah Lamb instead of Mary and then Sarah Dill. I have seen this record before though. She must have been married before to a Hall. I also show that Sarah/Mary Lamb and Eleazer had Eleazer, Jr. and Sarah Dill had 6 children. I have that they married in West Greenwich, Kent R.I. and died in Williamstown, MA. I am researching Eleazer, Sr. child Asaph Larabee who was born abt. 1769 in VT married abt. 1793 to Bethia SNOW b. abt. 1767 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA. I having a difficult time in researching their children. Legend and other researchers state that one of their children is Susannah LARABEE who married Harvey BLAKELEY. Any information would be appreciated.


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Noble: A new perch for Hawk
Noble: A new perch for Hawk
The door opened just enough Wednesday to accommodate the Hawk's still in-shape body and to warrant a new monogram for his varsity sweater -- HOF. The opening, though, was too narrow for anyone else to gain entry, even those who garnered a clear majority in the balloting of 539 baseball writers. Bert Blyleven has his 287-victory foot in the door, it would seem. And Roberto Alomar, widely regarded as the premier player at his position, has reached the threshold of the Hall.
Unless Blyleven expects his candidacy to retreat next year, his 14th year of eligibility, he ought to make reservations now in the Otesaga hotel in Cooperstown for mid-summer 2011. Alomar, as acrobatic as any second baseman, probably can gain access to the Hall on his own by making a move akin to those he made on infields in both leagues.
But the system doesn't operate that way. To borrow phrasing from Mr. Starkey, "It don't come easy." And because it doesn't, the door that leads to the main entrance of the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is protected by a metaphoric awning made of mystique.
Dawson is beginning to understand that mystique now. He regarded it as a mistake as he waited most of the decade for his day. And he'll have a better grasp of it come July 25, when he is seated on the same stage as Hank Aaron, Sandy Koufax, Tom Seaver and Bob Gibson. Although he doesn't know -- or can't say -- what lid will be depicted on his HOF plaque, he has capped his career.
Trying to figure who will follow him is a delicious exercise for those who form the electorate -- voting members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America already are pondering the next ballot -- and those without a say who embrace the game. It is a dual-direction exercise as well -- examine the past to determine the future. Look both ways before you vote.
|Total Votes
|Andre Dawson
|Bert Blyleven
|Roberto Alomar
|Jack Morris
|Barry Larkin
|Lee Smith
|Edgar Martinez
|Tim Raines
|Mark McGwire
|Alan Trammell
|Fred McGriff
|Don Mattingly
|Dave Parker
|Dale Murphy
|Harold Baines
|Andres Galarraga
|Robin Ventura
|Ellis Burks
|Eric Karros
|Kevin Appier
|Pat Hentgen
|David Segui
|Mike Jackson
|Ray Lankford
|Shane Reynolds
|Todd Zeile
The results of the most recent balloting underscore how selective the voting members remain. Their discriminating nature fuels mystique more than most factors. Some folks considered Alomar's election a certainty because, to some degree, he redefined the position, not to the extent Ozzie Smith changed shortstop, but Alomar did play his position like a Romanian gymnast curling his body in angles that made observers blanch as much as they marveled.
His candidacy did garner the highest percentage ever by a player on the ballot for the first time, 73.7. Another eight votes would have had him walking shoulder to shoulder with Dawson come July. But the second baseman of a generation must wait for a second year.
And Blyleven's percentage increased dramatically -- from 62.7 to 74.2 percent -- something of a curveball for a past master of the pitch. But ultimately, the BBWAA sent him another "wait till next year" edict. An additional five votes would have ended the annual torture for him. His total was 400. Only four players have come closer in vote total and not been elected.
The electorate was stingy in other instances. Dave Parker, named on 25 percent of the ballots in 1998, endured a 10th straight year with lower than 20 percent support; Barry Larkin, thought to be nearly as strong a first-year candidate as Alomar, was checked on barely half the ballots; and Lee Smith was left still looking up at 50 percent after eight years of eligibility. No, it don't come easy. And oftentimes, it doesn't come at all. See Ted Simmons.
Not that Alomar and Blyleven didn't gain some distinction; for the first time, two candidates were unable to gain election by fewer than 10 votes each. That fact probably won't appear on either man's plaque if and when the door opens a bit wider.
It is the blogging, Facebooking time in which we live that calls more attention to those who fall short than those who gain election. And, of course, there are more runners-up than HOF designates. Dawson shouldn't be overlooked, though. Those around him, residents of Wrigleyville, South Florida and maybe even Montreal are the ones who will see beyond Alomar, Blyleven and Larkin and recall why Andre Dawson became The Hawk and eventually a Hall of Famer.
Eight Gold Gloves are evidence of his defensive skills. And perhaps his election is an indication of an increasing regard for defense among the writers. Wretched knees and all, Dawson could run down a fly ball whether he was competing with vine-covered bricks or that dreadful synthetic grass that so many -- too many -- ballparks had when he launched his career in 1977. Phony turf was an issue for Dawson. He was subjected to its unyielding surface for 11 summers in Montreal.
He acknowledged Monday he might not have reached the Hall if all of the path he took to it had been covered with that plastic stuff. He said he sometimes has wondered if his wait would have been shorter than nine years if more of the fields he played on had been natural. The other field's grass is always greener. But he pointed out that overcoming his knee problems made him appreciate his time-consuming preparation and his work ethic.
He talked on Wednesday about the pain in his knees and the hours he spent in the trainer's room. New knees allow him to move painlessly now, he said. But another surgery may be necessary and the tone of his voice indicated the sense of pain hasn't faded completely.
Today, though, creates no strain on his retired and rebuilt wheels. The Hawk is flying. He's made it through the door. The others will just have to sit on the stoop for a while and wait.
"The wait was worth it," Andre Dawson said.
Marty Noble is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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bought a max 42 last weekend and have a few questions maybe someone can help me out with.
1st is the pilot are is broken the previous owner looked into it some and believes it was the pilot arc board. any thoughts?
2nd is consumables someone on another forum believes the torch has been replaced(might be an RT60) also the previous owner mentioned he had a hard time finding the right consumables. The sticker on the torch handle says its PAC1217. Was wondering if the consumables at this link would work since as far as i can tell by looks they are the same.


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"Well, we got so many nice letters from the principals about how much they appreciated the hundred dollars that we decided, well, let's try it for six more months."
"And she didn't have any money to get the ingredients in the pie. 'I hope you don't mind, we gave her sixty dollars.' I said no. I said no, it's all part of education."
"He indicated that. He'd had plenty of work. For him playing 18 straight, he was happy to get a little bit of a break."
"Give credit to (Stockton). They really stepped up their game, and it's disappointing for us since every point means so much right now. I don't think it was a situation where we came out and took the night off. I think our guys played hard and we gave it everything we could. It just wasn't one of our nights where things went our way."
"When you look at the grand scheme of things, you can't expect to win every game. There's going to be speed bumps along the way. We've been gearing up for the playoffs all year and we think we're ready for it, regardless. Anything that happened tonight will be a distant memory come the playoffs."


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Boys are notoriously difficult to make cards for so this one fits the bill I think.
Its a simple mat and layer card but looks good.
Monday, 28 March 2016
Sunday, 27 March 2016
Back to the drawing board
Well been a long time since last on this blog. Had quite forgotten how to use it but back to learning now. Had a busy couple of years really but been posting on Facebook recently. Need this page reviving though to get in touch with all my crafting friends. Heres just a couple of my latest makes. Top one is a gift card for my Grandaughter from her Mum. She was getting her first pointe shoes for her ballet and was so excited when she got it. The other is a sympathy card obviously. Hope you like them.
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very nice!!!
now i would like to get some information about the minus degrees
how did you handle that?
as by the manual, it is not possible to go below -5°C ...
would be awesome to get some insides!!!
How to replace ESC on a S800?
I have to replace 2 arms I cracked landing hard. I was stupid, I switched to manual close to the ground and at 50% throttle the 800 drops like a rock in Manual. Only switch to manual before takeoff or with lots of altitude and be ready to throttle up. This was on my third flight with the 800. Boy did I feel stupid. I repaired the arms temporarily and they fly fine but I want to replace them, I have flown the repaired arms at least a dozen times now and I just got the replacements. I used superglue, 2mm screws and Plast-Aid to effect the repair.
I got the new arms but it is strange the way the wires are just bare copper. I have not cut them yet. But just doing a continuity test on them on one side the thin and thick wire are shorted. This can't be normal.
Maybe once I cut them short I can separate them more. This just seems strange. There seems to only be a bit of varnish on the wires, and I assume they are separated inside the moulded plastic arms.
Can someone who has replaced these parts give me some tips. Like the best way to remove the plastic insulation on the entire ESC. And the way the wires have to cross over each other seems strange. Is this just to allow more vertical separation and longer wires to make soldering easy. I have a hot air solder gun I use on delicate soldering, is this the way to go?
Thanks for any tips.
I replaced all six esc's on mine with the esc recall. It is not difficult. Search this thread and you will find the pictures and video. This diagram will get you going.
The two wires are connected yes. That is normal This is the negative from the battery and ESC. The other thick wire is the positive and the thin is the PWM.
Cut the wires at the desired length, the perfect length to the solder pads on the ESC. To remove the insulating varnish, use an aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid), just lay the wire on the aspirin, and put on the solder iron. Use a heavy solder iron, and just heat short, as short as needed to become a good connection.
The insulating from the ESC, leave as much as possible. Just remove with f.i. a dremel brush the pads which need to be (de)soldered.
Good luck!
Looks like you did everything right and I approve flying over people, as long as everyone is aware of you flying " which they clearly are" I don't see an issue.
Now saying that, Not everyone should fly over people, some don't have the skill required to fly near anything but possibly a tree. Not a put down, just the facts. I fly near people, and over some expensive rides all the time.
My criteria is simple, can you fly flawless in Manual? Nose in? If not then don't attempt any type of flying near people or property.
Once again great job on the video!
thanks for sharing, green grass, wow I must move to vancouver. I suppose the only down side is the weight, I am guessing around 180g??. My s800 vibrates a lot makes using a go pro or anything other than a z15 unusable, I can't see any down side to this mod other than weight.
Trust me when the US gets a legal way of flying, it's going to be a field day for the lawyers!.
My S800 is FINELY COMING INTO ITS OWN! I just flew my 300th flight in Cali, and it was totally killer,real fast fwd flight and even harder descend's, i would like to see anyone fly their s800 harder than me the guys were blown away by the looks and hard flying.
So I am reporting my DJI S800 is Near Perfect! and I really have a sense of being at one with it. I just have to think it to a location and it goes, pretty good feeling!
Vibes are tamed and a thing of the past, Carbon Arms, APC props, everything CG'd, Balanced, Gimbal doing good, my Video down link is now the weakest part of this Hexa, and That My friends is a good thing!
I just bought another full set of arms, will play with SeCraft bolt ons next, and possibly step up to the Zen...Seeing too many killer smooth vids and it was always my reason for buying this in the first place!
So thats it! anyone want to hook up and fly, just ask
by the way...ps...
I have been in so cal flying near big bear, and all throughout riverside, over police, crowds...and my moms church held the funeral of officer that lost his life.
anyways, I have donated footage to a few agencies, and its not long before every agency will be operating a rc multi/cam
The main issue was actually the battery life, not only the LiPo's but also the TX batteries and the NEX battery. Firstly, in these conditions you obviously want to keep everything relatively warm as long as you can, so basically when not airborne, the S800 along with all equipment and batteries sit in the van with the heater on. We also carry a couple sets of batteries in our jackets to keep to body warmth.
I run 2x 5000mah and on Graupner 14x8 props. with this combo I lost about 2 minutes of my average flight time, so a total of 8-9 min depending on aerial manoeuvres and wind speed. The NEX battery would die every 10-15min, where we would swap it out for a new one and warm up the old one. Once warm again, it would still have 80% of its original charge. The TX batteries in the MX-20's drained much quicker than usual, but lasted with only one change over.
The M-20's have a RX temp alarm which can be set to a minimum of -20°C (even through Graupner only rates their equipment to -10°C) so unfortunately the annoying low temp alarm was sounding most of the night. If your also flying with Telemetry...eg air module, don't expect much info from the LCD's as they had a response time of about 5-6 seconds.
As for the S800's performance...it was flawless. From memory it was in the air for a total of about 1hr 20min actual flight time (9 battery sets) and to a max altitude of 60m. However I did notice the props got very ridged, so i wouldn't recommend fast or tight aerial manoeuvres where it would heavily strain the prop and could cause a snap.
But again...this was an extreme situation and i probably woulnt fly in such subzero temps again mainly because of the physical un comfort but most of our flying days this winter have been at an average of -10°C.
hope this helps...
I agree with you on many of the points that you brought up and am very intrigued about this UAV Flight School that you have started up. Sounds like a fantastic concept!
I guess I can be thankful to be outside the US where the legislation is not as strict on these matters, but saying this its no excuse to forget how dangerous these aircrafts are.
I would also like to add on to your points, you will notice that most of the crowd shots are in-fact 'flying' over the crowd rather than just hovering still. In these situations i think its always important to have predefined safe zones and a flight path from A to B before takeoff. Good planning before the shot will ensure that the least amount of time is spent over people or property.
Of course as you mentioned...practice, practice, practice and really get comfortable and confident with flying before trying anything around people or property.
As with yourself, my S800 is close to perfection but this has been after many many hours of frustration, testing and trial and error...so keep at it guys and don't loose faith!!
Over the years I have helped hundreds of pilots achieve a higher level of control with their RC aircraft.
I could write a book of my adventures of flying RC/UAV across the world in places, impossible for 99.99% of most, a handful of us were trained by the Best. Anyways
Yes flying over a canyon, or water, or people, its all the same, with one exception people can get hurt, its real and it happens. You must scout the location first, make a flight plan with all of your staff, plan it!, then practice it if possible, |"winging it" is possible but thats where it could bit you. and not cool!
If you know your flight path before hand, if and when something does go wrong you immediately go into emergency mode and fly the craft away from persons and or property. It does become natural and I personally have been professionally flying over cities for some 7+ Years, even have 4 dead sticks under my belt at an altitude of 5000'+ manually controlling the craft and flying it to the very small runway. Someday I might upload it if I feel I would not get in trouble.
I am not much for a debate, but in the interest of progress, I ADVOCATE using all of your tools to do a proper, Safe Operation of your craft every flight, its not a hobby when your near ppl,prpty. Don't watch someones video and say I can do that, you must earn each good shot you can get, trust me when I say, there are no shortcuts, but having reliable equipment is the first thing that matters...And
For a long time I did not trust this Copter, seeing everything that has unfolded has most people that remotely went through problems, very cautious, with good reason!
I share my thoughts, not that they matter, but I hope it helps people move forward with their copters, or decisions when to fly or not.
Everything has limits, including pilots, pushing them in private is one thing, pushing them in public is something that should not be done, its called showing off. It will bit you! Ask me know I know..
As for the comments of Spreading Wings....Spreading Legs...who ever you are you owe me a New MAC!!! I shot milk through my nose and onto the keyboard!!!
You said what a lot of people were thinking, but didn't have the guts to say it out loud..
Whoever thought of the name must of had a night out in Bangkok Thailand...something else i tell you...lol
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Dr. Martens has come back strong these last couple of seasons. Not only managing to push their classics, the brand is brave and enters both interesting collaborations with streetwear and high end designers, while also pushing their own design agenda to the next level. A little much for some, perfect for others, Dr. Martens presents their new Floral Print 1461 3-Eye Shoe for men for Spring/Summer 2012. We like the choice of colors and material on the upper of the shoe, which is now in stock at Oki-Ni.
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