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i bought a pair about 8 years ago and was ready for a new pair. love the ease of putting on, has a zipper so for a quick trip just slip them on. whether the other pair i had were broke in but the current style is a little tight. i haven't had the need to wear them too much right now since the end of winter but i think they are starting to loosen up. i would say they are bit narrow but length is true to size.
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they seem like nice boots . I got them after winter so really haven't had the chance to see if they are what they say they are. I have never worn such a large size so I think the sizing is wron on these boots
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10 Oceanside Promenade, Mullaloo, WA, Australia, 6027
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This sought after Mullaloo Beach Hotel is located on Perth's premier Sunset Coast, just a 30 minute drive north of the Perth CBD overlooking the amazing Mullaloo Beach. Nearby Sorrento Quay is a popular retreat for anyone looking for entertainment, shopping or relaxation and the safe, well-protected swimming beach is a favourite with overseas and local visitors. The aquarium and Rottnest Island ferry are at the harbour with world-class golf courses, major shopping centres, cinemas, Arena Joondalup and Challenge Stadium sporting facilities all nearby.
Clarion Suites Mullaloo Beach features some of the finest guest room facilities, including plasma/LCD TVs in the lounge and master bedrooms, wireless broadband internet, IPod docks, free Foxtel and spa baths. These eye-catching individually furnished self-contained apartments are guaranteed to impress with some of the best views from any hotel in Perth. Each suite in this Mullaloo Beach hotel is designed to make use of stylish café doors which combine the spacious balcony with the comfort of the apartment, perfect for enjoying the ever-changing view of trendy Mullaloo Beach and some of Western Australia's best sunsets.
Whether you're looking for a relaxing and delicious meal with friends for lunch or dinner, a laid back and friendly Sunday session atmosphere, or to enjoy some of Perth's best music, this Mullaloo Beach hotel is the place for you. On-site is the always popular Panorama Restaurant and Oceanside Bar for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Some of the other amenities on-site include a picnic area, playground, guest laundry and business centre.
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Voyage Guest House
Voyage Guest House located right in the heart of Chinatown. Building is typical Malacca Chinatown house with a courtyard garden and air well. It has a rooftop balcony with a beautiful view of the old monuments like St.Paul's Church, Dutch Square, St. Francis Church, Mosques & Temples. Hot and cold shower provided as we could anticipate your needs even before you arrive. Our place is clean and quiet with a cosy ambience and a feel good atmosphere. We have been encouraged by our customers at our cafe to start a guest house. And so, we now are running the Voyage Guest House. We know that it is impossible to fulfill everyone's needs, but give us a chance to do so. We provide IDD service, free internet access, free WiFi, Skype, there is number of guest doing their air-ticket booking through our free internet access and print out, you might be the next. And one more thing to tell, FREE Bicycles. You can watch Sport Matches, Discovery channel, National Geographic programs on our cable TV in the common room. And if you're a music lovers, this is the place where we meet. We would like to share our indie music to those who are interested, there's a surprise in store for you! We also do all day hot breakfast at our cafe. Our fruit juices has no additives, sugar free, no water added and no ice. Its a good start for the day. We also organize some activities for our in house guest, like: Monday - Dine Together Tuesday - Movie Night Wednesday - Swim Together Thursday - Camping Trip Friday - Kite Runner Saturday - Live Music Sunday - Hush Run See you soon, you're most welcome to Voyage Guest House. |
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This property has specific Terms & Conditions.If you can't find our staff in reception, or can't find Voyage Guest House, you also can check in with our staff in Sama-Sama Guest House. The address is No. 12, Jalan Tukang Besi, 75200 Melaka.
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From the Central Bus Station, board the Malacca Town Bus Service NO. 17 to the Dutch Square. Ticket cost RM1.00 . Alight at Dutch Square and Crossover t the bridge opposite and make a right turn after.Approximately 20 meters after the bridge you'll find the Voyage Traveller's Cafe where you'll need to register yourself and pick your room key. Should you lose your way our landmark is The Orang Utan Art Gallery with a huge Orang Utan on it's wall, it is just ahead of the cafe by 10 meters. Guest House is 1 minute walk from cafe.
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Local Kudzu Players return
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After taking the summer off, the Kudzu Community Players are in the pre-production phase of its fall play.
This play is Neil Simon's take on the job story, which makes it a comedy on a very serious subject.
The troupe will assemble on Thursday, Aug. 26, at 7 p.m. at the Triangle Cultural Center to audition for a cast. There's no need to prepare an audition monologue as scenes from the script, God's Favorite, will be available.
The cast includes five men ranging from 24-60 years old, four Caucasians and one African-American, and three women ranging from 24-60 years old, two Caucasians and one African-American.
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Article posted June 6, 2013 at 02:53 PM GMT • comment • Reads 1418
WOW!!! I was so impressed with all of the amazing work that the grade one students did while researching the bug of their choice. Every student presented what they learned in front of the class with confidence and ease and their posters looked awesome. What a way to end the school year. Great job everyone!
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Article posted May 20, 2013 at 05:21 PM GMT • comment • Reads 424
Mrs. Johnson has been busy snapping pictures of some of the exciting events and activities that have been taking place in our classroom while I've been away. Click on the picture below to view what we've been up to. Thank you Mrs. Johnson!
Making Popcorn
Article posted February 27, 2013 at 03:19 AM GMT • comment • Reads 973
We have been learning all about objects and materials. We wanted to know how materials can change when we manipulate them. We learned that when we add heat to popcorn kernels, delicious popcorn is made! Thanks Mr. Burkowsky for helping us learn this yummy lesson!
Bird Sanctuary
Article posted February 4, 2013 at 10:08 PM GMT • comment • Reads 883
Unfortunately we had to cancel our outdoor trip to the Wascana Marsh because of the freezing temperatures. Fortunately we were able to visit the indoor Bird Sanctuary instead. We were very happy that we got to view all of the birds that were not able to migrate to a warmer climate. Our favourite bird was definitely the pelican which we watched swallow a whole fish! It was really neat! Thank you Kent for another wonderful experience that we will never forget!
Animals in Winter
Article posted January 11, 2013 at 08:26 PM GMT • comment • Reads 441
We had a great presentation on our snow day! Only 12 students were at school but we still enjoyed a wonderful display of animals and learned a lot of new information. Thanks Doug!
Special Lunch Day
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We have proven that we are not wasters!! We didn't want to throw away the boxes that our special lunch was delivered in so we found a creative way to reuse them! What do you think?!
Owl Pellet Dissection
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Meet the latest dissection specialists! We impressed our Outdoor Education expert, Kent, with all of our owl knowledge. Take a peek at our pictures!!
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We had so much fun at the pumpkin party today! A big thank you to all of the parent helpers who made the party such a huge success. Click on the picture below to view the highlights from the party.
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We have been listening to Uncle Budd's motto: "Be the best that you can be and do the best that you can do!" This month, we have been working on cooperation and teamwork in order to feel a sense of belonging in our group. Here are some pictures that show us working together and helping all of our teammates feel like they belong!
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We have had so many opportunities to use pumpkins in our learning experiences this month. We read a recipe to create pumpkin tarts, we carved a jack-o-lantern, we planted pumpkin seeds, we opened up pumpkin Joe to explore the different parts and we got to celebrate with a pumpkin party!! Click on the picture below to view some highlights from the month!


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Brett Favre on state prep football title: 'I can't say it's like a Super Bowl, but it's pretty close'
Cameron Smith at Prep Rally2 hrs agoNFL legend Brett Favre is a champion again, and he says that it feels almost as good as winning the Super Bowl.
Interviewed after the Oak Grove (Miss.) High football team won the first state title in school history, the team's offensive coordinator said the Warriors' Class 6A crown was almost as satisfying an accomplishment as the Super Bowl XXXI title he won while playing quarterback for Green Bay.
"I can't say it's like a Super Bowl, but it's pretty close," Favre, sporting a Grizzly Adams-style playoff beard, told the Associated Press. "It really is. It's a different type of feeling, but I couldn't be more proud of these guys."
Homeschooler grows 14 inches, takes up basketball, earns Division I scholarship
Ben Rohrbach at Prep Rally2 days agoTwo years ago, Jonathan Barnes couldn't even make a layup, let alone dunk, and now he's a 6-foot-10, 250-pound beast headed to a Division I men's basketball program.
As a home-schooled freshman in 2010, Barnes stood just 5 feet, 8 inches, according to a fantastic feature by Denver Post prep guru Neil Devlin. By his sophomore year, he sprouted 11 inches and started shooting baskets at a local recreation center. That's where Parker (Colo.) Ponderosa High coach Mike Gibbs discovered his future starting center.
"I was big, but my footwork was atrocious," the 17-year-old Barnes told The Denver Post. "I didn't have confidence. I couldn't even make layups."
Even when he stood under 6 feet, Barnes always wanted to play basketball, but a series of serious illnesses to his family prevented him from taking up the sport in an organized fashion until that sophomore season, according to the feature.
Illinois girls basketball players suspended for racy hand gesture
Ben Rohrbach at Prep Rally2 days agoThree Farmington (Ill.) High senior girls basketball players appear to be suspended for at least two games for flashing an obscene hand gesture in their senior photo (h/t Barstool Sports). For anyone unfamiliar with the term "shocker," beware of NSFW search returns.
Farmington senior point guard Jessica Settles addressed the matter on Twitter, first tweeting, "Farmington's administration shocked us," followed by a hashtag that included the phrase "f--- Farmington." When a basketball player from a neighboring town responded, asking what happened, Settles tweeted, "suspended two games for shocking 'em in our team and senior picture," accompanied by an "LOL" and a copy of the picture.
Surely, the administration isn't pleased with the social media firestorm that has ensued.
Eleven Oregon wrestlers suspended for doctoring urine samples
Ben Rohrbach at Prep Rally3 days agoThe Oregon School Activities Association suspended 11 Hillsboro (Ore.) Glencoe High wrestlers for doctoring their annual required urine tests, according to the Oregonian.
The grapplers have reportedly been outlawed from returning to the program until Jan. 20, which would mean missing roughly three quarters of the team's 44 matches.
But Glencoe athletic director Scott Ellis called the penalty "a little too much," considering the wrestlers admitted the wrongdoing to their coach and Ellis reported the violation to the OSAA himself, according to the Oregonian report.
Prior to the wrestling season, the OSAA requires urine samples to ensure athletes are properly hydrated before a process to determine the range of weight classes at which a wrestler can safely compete throughout the course of the season.
Brett Favre could win another championship Friday, this time from the sidelines
Cameron Smith at Prep Rally3 days agoDon't look now, but Brett Favre might be an exceptional football coach.
Now in his second season as the offensive coordinator for Oak Grove (Miss.) High, the legendary NFL passer has helped lead his team to the first state championship game berth in school history. After being recruited into the role by Oak Grove head coach Nevil Barr — a longtime friend of Favre — the former Packers great truly hit his coaching stride in his second season, transforming Oak Grove quarterback Kirk McCarty into an offensive force.
In his senior season, McCarty has thrown for 3,782 yards and 42 touchdowns, leading Oak Grove to a 13-1 record. Most recently, he passed for 412 yards in Oak Grove's 45-14 dismantling of Meridian High in a Mississippi High School Athletic Association Class 6A state semifinal.
High School Haiku: The key to a coach's broken heart? Little Debbie snacks
Cameron Smith at Prep Rally3 days agoIt's been an eventful week for Alabama football coach Nick Saban.
First, his Crimson Tide squad was denied a spot in the SEC title game — and a possible national title berth — by losing to cross-state rival Auburn. Days later, Saban was back on the recruiting trail, visiting with one of the nation's most highly regarded offensive lineman.
Prep Rally's Ben Rohrbach touched on the scene that unfolded when Saban made an in-home visit to Rivals100 recruit Cameron Robinson in West Monroe, La. on Tuesday. The Oatmeal Cream Pie (or OCPs, to the initiated) visual was too good to let go with just one mention, so here's our own brief poetic take on Saban and Robinson's snack cake dalliance.
Here's "You down with OCP? You know me."
A crushed football coach Just one way to heal the wound A box of cream pies
Mississippi cheerleaders host best insult of the season on playoff run-through sign
Cameron Smith at Prep Rally3 days agoThe sign you see above was used by Walnut (Miss.) High before its state playoff game against Coahoma Agricultural High in Clarksdale. It was brought to Prep Rally's attention by USA Today, and originally hit Twitter thanks to user @KingSedlar.
With Walnut entering the game as heavy favorites, the school's cheerleading squad decided it was safe using the traditional pregame run-through sign as an outlet to poke fun at Coahoma.
Mother becomes focus of investigation into racial slur spray painted on Massachusetts football player's home
Ben Rohrbach at Prep Rally3 days agoIf it's possible for a story about a racial slur spray painted on the side of a young football player's house to get any worse, it might have just happened in Lunenburg, Mass.
The story of Andrea Brazier discovering, "Knights don't need n------," spray painted in blue on the side of her home on Nov. 15 made national news, including here at Prep Rally. Her son Isaac Phillips was an eighth-grader in the Lunenburg school system and played football for the Blue Knights' freshman and junior varsity teams.
Duck Dynasty star Sadie Robertson drills game winning shot in Louisiana
Cameron Smith at Prep Rally4 days agoThe Robertson family of Ouachita, Louisiana is best known for being the stars of the A&E reality show Ducky Dynasty. The wild hunters have captured the nation's attention and their checkbooks, with a wide variety of Duck Dynasty memorabilia now available at a Wal-Mart near you.
Still, the Robertson family is like most in America and leads normal lives that include, yes, prep sports. That was never more apparent than Tuesday night, when Sadie Robertson, the daughter of Willie and Korie Robertson, connected on a game-winning shot for the girls basketball team for Ouachita Christian School.
Deceptive trick play TD proves to be catalyst in Michigan state title game
Cameron Smith at Prep Rally4 days agoA Michigan team captured the Division 5 state title on Saturday thanks to the most subtle — and perhaps the most clever — trick play of the year.
With the game tied 7-7, West Catholic (Grand Rapids) huddled around the sideline and appeared to deliberate between attempting a 36-yard field goal or taking another offensive snap against Menominee. And when West Catholic trotted back on to the field it lined up in field goal formation.
But, as noted by the Detroit Free-Press and MaxPreps, there was just one trick: a solitary West Catholic player was sitting just inside the sideline, waiting for the play to start.


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Today, News 4 Tucson Chief Meteorologist Rob Guarino went out to Bonillas Elementary on the east side of Tucson with his Weather IQ game to challenge the students there.
It was a very close Weather IQ competition, with the boys edging out the girls 230-215. Both teams got the super duper bonus correct - this was the first time this year both teams got the toughest question right. Rob sends his thanks to Mr. Green for inviting to a wonderful group of 4th graders.


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CICERO -- The Cicero Police are investigating vandalism done to the home of the mother of the man accused of murdering Lori Bresnahan and raping a ten year old girl last week. Cicero Police Chief Joseph Snell said Kathleen Renz called in a report of damage that took place over the weekend.
Police responded and discovered damaged down spouts of gutters, flower pots turned over and vandalism to the outdoor air conditioning units. Kathleen Renz also said the lock to her rear sliding door had been dislodged.
Chief Snell said officers canvassed the neighborhood, but did not find anyone who saw the vandals. Cicero police cars have been patrolling the Lakeshore Road area more frequently since David Renz was accused of the violent crimes last week. Kathleen Renz has not asked the department to provide any additional protection.
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Early Birding Walk at Van Cortlandt Park
Saturday, April 16, 2011
8:00 a.m.
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Spring is back and so are our fine-feathered friends! Let's search for birds on a leisurely stroll. Bring your own binoculars if you have them. This program is lead by NYC Audubon.
If you would like to bird during the week in midtown, see Bryant Park's Meet the Birds.
Van Cortlandt Nature Center in Van Cortlandt Park
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Love them
By love shoes
from New haven CT
Comments about JAGGGRR BLACK STUDS:
Great shows and very stylish
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Classy Shoes with Bold Looks
By KING
from Baton Rouge ,Louisiana
About Me Stylish
I like the styling these shoes presents and they almost in a sense look similar to my black Christian Louboutins ( except with the red sole of course)
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Had to go up a whole size. Great buy!!
By Will Divo Fashionisto
from Dallas,Texas
After having several exchanges of sizes I finally got the right one. I'm normally an 8.5 in loafer and slip-on dress shoe styles and in this one had to settle for the 9.5. It runs small in the toe box area and it's stiff so if you get the wrong size you will be uncomfortable and may get blisters.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
it hurts to look wonderful... literally.
By jkthaoo
from oakdale, MN
bought these babies in a size 9.. bad idea! size down! lol they run a half size bigger than usual. you really really have to break these in. they hurt my feet a lot! but once you break them in, they feel fine. i love these because people compliment like crazy! i hate them because when i walk; they sound like some lady in high heel stilettos. LOL. other than that, buy a half size smaller, break them in!!! after that, you should be just fine. i love them!
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
All that glitters is not gold.
By Neil
from San Francisco, CA
Comments about JAGGGRR BLACK SILVER:
I have always had pretty good luck with Steve Madden men's shoes over the years. I usually buy on line, in the San Francisco, Las Vegas, south Florida stores. In December there was a great promotion for free shipping and 30% OFF. So I bought BOTH Jagggrr with silver studs and also Jagggrr with black studs. Upon their arrival I was truly saddened and disappointed. First of all the bottoms of one of the shoes looked as though they had already been worn and used or worn and returned. The black with silver studs just looked cheap. I love the Christian Louboutin men's version and the Steve Madden's were a fraction of the Louboutins. However, in the end I suupose the old addage that you get what you pay for rings true because those were really poor quality shoes and I ended up packing the boxes up and returning both shoes the same day they arrived at my house.I'm still a loyal Steve Madden fan. But with the good comes the bad and these shoes were BAD!
Jagggrr Black studs
By Chimsey
from Tampa, FL
Great statement piece and very versatile!
Trendy & good value!
By jcotto4
from Egg Harbor Twp, NJ
very trendy, good price. only thing is they are narrow and you might have to go up a half a size if you plan to wear them with socks. chances are they will stretch and fit right. im taking my chace with the size. Will wait to see before i order the silver stud ones.
I love these shoes
By LonnieAurelius
from Lynnchburg, VA
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I love my shoe great quality
Love these bad boys
By Leo
from Birmingham, AL
I would only say go one size larger
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Great shoes, but go a size bigger.
By SpaDivo
from New York, NY
These shoes are fantastic - I have both black and silver styles and get a lot of compliments. The only critique is the fit - suggest you order a half to full size larger than your true fit.


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A former Fort Bragg Special Forces soldier launched a national website last week for service members looking to plan for their post-military careers.
The beta version of RallyPoint.com went live Monday. It's a professional networking site similar to LinkedIn.
RallyPoint CEO and board member Yinon Weiss is a former Army captain who went through the Special Forces qualification course at Fort Bragg before he was assigned to 5th Special Forces Group.
He partnered with another former Army officer in Harvard Business School after noticing that soldiers are sometimes so focused on their military careers that it's hard to plan for the next step - their civilian jobs.
"I want people in the military to know it doesn't have to be that way," Weiss said. "You can take more control over your own career."
People can sign up if they're active-duty or reserve personnel, but there are plans in the works to extend the service to veterans next year, Weiss said.
In the site's first week, a new user has signed up every 90 seconds, on average, and the RallyPoint user group has increased by 400 percent since the launch, Weiss said.
They've watched as servicemen from privates to colonels have joined the networking site.
Not only can RallyPoint users connect with civilian job opportunities before they transition out of the military, but they also can track career updates of their military connections and discover PCS opportunities.
When Weiss arrived at Harvard Business School, he had always thought the word "networking" had bad connotations, such as "he networked his way" through the military.
"When I got into the private sector, that's how most of the world works," Weiss said.
He reconnected with co-founder Aaron Kletzing at Harvard, after they both served the same tour in Iraq. They came up with the RallyPoint idea on the back of a napkin last year.
Since then, they've taken money from their own pockets to create a demonstration website platform. Weiss left his former full-time job, and Kletzing postponed his last year of Harvard classes to focus on the project.
But over the past year, they've also raised money and gained advisers, including Retired Gen. George Casey, former Army chief of staff.
"I'm emailing and calling these four-star, three-star commanders, and it just blows my mind how supportive it's been and what a difference we can make," Weiss said.
Get plenty of rest this week, Fayetteville shoppers, and don't overdo it on the turkey. You'll have to wake up well before dawn Friday - or forego sleep all together Thursday night - to score Black Friday deals.
But one trend in holiday gifts doesn't require setting the alarm clock. Gift cards, as many of you already know, are big. This year, Americans will spend nearly $28.8 billion on them, more than ever, according to a National Retail Federation survey. About 81 percent of shoppers will buy at least one gift card, and shoppers will spend an average of $156.86 on them, the highest in the survey's 10-year history.
Perhaps gift cards are losing the stigma of being impersonal or lazy gifts. People want them. Best of all, you don't have to get up at 3 a.m. to buy them.
- April Dudash and Matt Leclercq
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