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CLINTON - Complaints from residents led to the Thursday arrest of two Roseboro women on methamphetamine-related charges, according to the Sampson County Sheriff's Office.
Alisha Miller, 25, of the 300 block of Bulldog Lane, and Teresa Parker, 39, of the 1200 block of Microwave Tower Road, were charged after a search warrant was executed at Miller's house, said Cpl. Marcus Smith, a Sheriff's Office spokesman.
Narcotics officers found methamphetamine, marijuana and prescription drugs, Smith said.
The women were selling drugs but not manufacturing methamphetamine, Smith said.
Miller is charged with possession and distribution of a precursor chemical, possession with intent to sell and deliver methamphetamine, maintaining a drug house and misdemeanor charges of simple marijuana possession, simple possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Miller's bail was set at $250,000.
Parker is charged with possession of methamphetamine, Smith said.
Her bail was set at $35,000.
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Welcome to the home on the web for all things related to Scottish and Border Bellows-Piping. Here you will find the most extensive range of related merchandise and resources including music, history and technical assistance, as well as all the latest news and details of forthcoming events. |
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30th Anniversary Party CANCELLED
The 30th Anniversary celebrations, party on December 7th at The College of Piping HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
Apologies to any who planned to attend, but the number of positive responses to the invitation was so small that the committee felt it unfair to those few who had arranged to travel long distances to go ahead.
LBPS Teaching Weekend 2014
The 2014 LBPS Teaching Weekend will be held on
February 28th - March 2nd at the Royal Hotel, Bridge of Allan, Stirling
Tutors are Fin Moore, Duncan MacGillivray and Gary West
Full details and booking will be available in the New Year
30 Years of LBPS Tunes
This new publication from the Society includes not only all the entries to this year's New Music competition, but also a selection of tunes composed during the past 30 years.
Available now from the LBPS shop £12.00 members - £15.00 non-members
LBPS Development Grants
Applications are invited for the Spring 2014 award of the LBPS development grants. Thes grants were introduced in the spring of 2012 for the financial support of projects which will advance the Society's aims, viz. the promotion of Lowland / Border music and the playing of cauld wind pipes. Awards will be considered on April 19th and should be submitted to arrive by Friday, March 31st
New Music Competition Results
We are delighted to announce the results of the 30th Anniversary New Music Competition. Results were first announced at the Peebles Collogue where the first two winning entries were performed by their composers [the thrid prize went to the USA]
First prize: Gary West - 'The Jedburgh Ba' Game'
Second prize: Paul Roberts - 'The Gin Drinker's Dream'
Third Prize: Craig Hohm - 'The Waterdog'.
Sound files of these available soon.
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LBPS Chairman Hamish Moore celebrates the LBPS 30th Anniversary
The formation of The L.B.P.S. and the closely related revival of the bellows blown pipes of Scotland is the most significant cultural event in Scottish Piping since the raising of The Highland Regiments and the introduction of competitions at the end of the 18th century.
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A Action, right of 109.Advertisements, legal, in newspapers 209. Acts. Titles ofpassed
during the special session, 249-256.Amendment proposed to the Constitution of the United
States. (See Fifteenth Amendment.) Agricultural Collegeconsideration in the Senate 76,
347-365. In the House 329-346. Proposition for its location by J. Purdue 76. Ballot for
the location 126. Mehary proposition 128. Propositions, report and debate 137. Located in
Senate 153-156. Remarks byMr. Osborn..........................141-144Mr.
Morgan........................347, 348Mr. Gray...................................348Mr.
Cravens..............................349Mr. Stein.........349, 352, 355, 361-264Mr.
Hanna................................350Mr. Robinson of Madison........350-352Mr.
Rice.............................352-354Mr. Bellamy........................354, 355Mr.
Cavin...........................355-358Mr. Turner..........................358-360Mr.
Hamilton.......................360, 361Mr. Buskirk............329-333, 343-345Mr.
Stanton..........................336-338Mr. Breckinridge......... .........338, 339Mr.
McFadin.................339, 340, 341Mr. Cory...................................342Mr.
Neff..............................342, 343Mr.
Green.................................345Agricultural, State Board of 139. Agricultural
reportsappropriation 90. Appropriation for the supreme court buildings 203. Appropriation
Bill Resolution concerning the general 50. Specific 80, 177.General consideration in the
Senate 83, 91, 92Consideration 98. General 101, 107, 110, 113. Specific, for the extra
session 203. Specific, in the Senate 205-207. Specific passed the Senate 214. Specific,
House concurred in the Senate amendments 239.BBaker-Cumback correspondenceFor expunging
resolutions 99, 114, 308-315.Benevolent institutions 81, 161.Bills of exceptions
120.Blackfords reports 68, 108.Bastardy, prosecutions in 149.Brevier Legislative Eeports
81.Bills passed into actsa list of 249-256.Bounty fund 114.Ballot for Speaker 40.Ballot
for the location of the Purdue Uneversity 126.Bonds, old internal improvement bonds
126.Boards of equalization 201.Burton will case 188-190. Remarks byMr. Pierce of
Vigo.....................188Mr. Johnston of Parke.................189Mr.
Coffroth.............................. 189Mr. Welborn..............................189Mr.
Osborn................................190The bill [S. 255 identical with House bill 235]
passed 201.Burial places 193.Bridgescounty line 219.Branch turnpike roads 218.Branch
railroads 219.CCity school houses 99.Committeesstanding of the Senate, no change of
appointments from the regular session.Standing, of the House of Representatives 44, 46,
55, 64, 80. Standing of the Senate 69, 70. Joint standing 80.
page: 8[View Page 8]C Chapman liquor bill passage in the House of Representatives
173. Failed in the Senate 396. Court system 139. County asylums 208. County seats
relocation 118, 185. County libraries 78. Common Pleas, 22d district 77. Collection of
school tax 70. Cumback, Will, (see Lieutenant Governor.) Criminal Circuit Courts 70,
82.DDoorkeeper, Overmyer's resolution with reference to the 65. Ditching claims 208.
Discharged employes 67. Divorce laws 112.Pierce of Porter's substitute 217.Pierce of
Porter's speech 228-232. Drafts on County treasurers 200. Drainage 99.EElection law
amendment 169.Vote on adoption 170. Election law amendments bill 184. Elections, biennial
consideration in the Senate of Mr. Williams of Union's bill [H. R. 23,] 59,
60.Education of colored children 213, 388, 387. Employes Senate committee report
concerning 61. Debate thereon 68, 69. Of the General Assembly 151. Empericism, protection
against 179. Equipments for military organizations explanations as to the bill [H. R. 274]
209. Expenses of the special session 67, 74, 75. Executive pardons 95, 103.FFees of County
officers 103, 136. Fifteenth Amendment its consideration in the House of Representatives
postponed till May 11, 1869, 40. In the Senate 58. Remarks byMr.
Cravens................................41, 42, 274, 277, 279, 294-296 Mr.
Scott.............................42, 279Mr. Bradley.......................... 43, 279Mr.
Gifford...........................43, 279Mr. Hooper...........................43, 280Mr.
Hanna.................................43, 275-277, 281-283, 287-289 Mr.
Stein.......................43, 297-301Mr. Fisher......................43, 289-292Mr. Gray
..............................43, 292Mr. Rice....................... 44, 292-294Mr.
Laaelle................................284Mr. Church....................284, 285,
286Petition against the 87. Report on petition against 100.Resolution to postpone
187.Resolution to further postpone in the House of Representatives 201. Motion to take up
209. Motion to take it up in the Senate 221. Senate joint resolution accepting and
ratifying the 224.Senate vote thereon 224. Consideration in the House of Representatives
of the Senate ratifying resolution 239-244.Explanations by Messrs Coffroth 240. Davis of
Floyd 240. Dunn 241. Gordon 241. Mitchell 241. Pierce of Porter 242. Stewart of Rush 243.
Underwood 244. Falls of the Ohio 53. Fish ladder Bill 193. Foxes and wildcats 158.
Franklin insurance company 193.GGerman in the common schools 112, 158. Girls and women
reformatory 116,159,160,185. Governor, proclamation for special session 17. Message to
General Assemblyspecial session 49, 50.Purdue proposition 76. Pardons and reprieves, 95,
103. Mansion 136. Residence for the 203. Residence bill 217. Message communicating names
of resigningsenators 236.Government of the prisons 120. Guarantee for the payment of the
Tippecanoe county for the donation of the Agricultural College 352. Gravel road law
165.HHeiskell, Robert S. elected director of the southern prison 102.Home for friendless
women, memorial from the board of managers 145, 146.Horse distemper bill 211. IIndiana
Central Railway, resolutions concerning 80.Infants in the cotton mills 82, 96, 304,
305.Incorporated companiesmanufacturing and mining 99.Indiana battle flags 175.Information
bill 211.JJoint resolution for ratification of the fifteenth amendment 42.Joint
Convention, (opening) 48-50, 102.Journal clerks 68, 69, 91.Judges' compensation, in
Senate Debate 60, 61, 302, 303.Judges of criminal circuit courts 79.Judicial Circuit
(28th) 103.Justices jurisdiction 111, 117.
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Insurance Company 175. Lieutenant Governor. His rulings on the question of a quorum 19,
21, 27, 32. On the passage of joint resolutions 42. Held that a joint resolution may be
finally passed the Senate on the first reading.Debate 197, 200, 205, 206. Remarks 237,
263, 271, 403. Legislative quorum, resignations, debate 70-74 Life insurance 79. Local
railroad subscriptions 81. Liquor law amendment bill (Chapman's) 166. Yeas and nays
thereon 167. Limitation, speech 178. Life insurance bill (Underwood's) 203.MMcCoun,
Thomas C. doorkeeper. Resolution concerning 65, 102.Medical profession bill 77. Members,
pay of 101.McCoun, Thomas C. resolution exonerating 102 Medical profession 108. Morgan
raid appropriation bill 138, 183, 184, 185, 376-385. Remarks byMr.
Fisher.....................377, 378, 381Mr. Hanna..........................379, 380Mr.
Gray.............................380, 381Mr. Cravens...............................381Mr.
Wolcott...............................382Mr. Carson... ............................
..384Claims 172, 199. Bill passed the Senate 208. Mr. Stein's remarks 212. Meredith,
F. M. 175.F. M. in the Senate 215. Municipal bank shares tax 104, 105, 109, 131, 386, 387,
389-396. Debate byMr. Kercheval......................131-133Mr.
Zollars................................. 133Mr. Neff....................................
133Mr. Wilson................................132Mr.
Vater..................................133Mr. Johnson of Parke.................134Mr.
Morgan.............................393, 394Mr.
Hanna..................................394, 395Vote on the bill 134.Consideration of the
bill [H.R. 170] 178, 179Bill indefinitely postponed 221.National Asylum for disabled
volunteers (Dayton.) Letter from the secretary, 84. Newspapers resolutions for 45, 51, 94.
House committee report thereon 54. Negroes in the public schools 114, 122. Nicholas
Moreback 122.OOrganizationof the Senate 17-37. (See powers of the Senate without a
quorum.) Debate thereon byMr. Scott......................................... 8 19, 31Mr.
Bradley.............19, 23, 30. 35, 37, 271, 372Mr.
Cravens................................19, 20, 27, 28Mr.
Stein...........................21, 22, 35, 257, 258Mr. Gray...........................22,
23, 257, 200, 202Mr. Green..................................................27Mr.
Hooper.................28, 37, 263-265, 269, 270Mr.
Church..............................................30Mr. Ki nl
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Wolcott...................................35, 36, 269Mr.
Rice.....................................m..265, 260Mr. Robinson of
Fisher...............................................267Of the House of Representatives
24-40. Old internal improvement bonds 126. Consideration in the Senate 316-322. Resolution
in relation to 316. Remarks byMr. Hanna..................................316, 320, 321Mr.
Fisher........................................317, 321Mr.
Cravens.........................................321Owen cabinetresolution for purchase
173. Owen geological cabinet 196.PPartition of lands 119.Partition 193.Protection of river
banks 56.Patent venders 56.Pay of Jurors 56.Postage stamps resolution 75.Purdue University
81.Pay of members 101.Postage stamps 108.Petrolium oil inspection 209.Prison discipline
135, 136.President pro tem. of the SenateMr. Gray elected 213. Purdue University 160,
167.vote on the passage of the bill (H. R.) 172. Protest of Democratic Senators 246.
Public printingdebate 170.QQuorumPowers of the Senate without a 18, 400-404. Remarks byMr.
Morgan.......................................401, 402Mr
Stein..................................................403Debate in the House of
Representatives 70-74. Debate in the Senate 18-23, 27-32, 35-37, 257-278.
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Dunn.................................................181Broken in the Senate 222.Broken in
the House of Representatives 225Remarks byMr.
Hooper.......................................234, 237Mr.
Bradley.....................................235, 230RRailroad assessments 95.Bonds etc.,
210.Directors 193.and bridge aid 209.Resolutionsto notify the Governor of the
non-appearance of re-elected Senators 18.for directing the secretary of State to furnish
official returns of the special election for members of the General Assembly 26, 27,
28.For vacating the seats of non qualifying Senators 34, 35.For declaring a Quorum without
reference to Senators refusing to qualify 37.For postponement of the fifteenth amendment
40.For inquiry into the management of the State prisons 54.For expunging the Baker Cumback
resolutions 99.For adjournment sine die 154, 160.Addressed to the Mayor elect of
Logansport 167.For transfer of disabled soldiers 169.For purchase of the Owen cabinet
173.Directory the Adjutant General 184.To postpone the fifteenth amendment till May 14,
187. In H. R. 181.Senate resolutions concerning charges of corruption in connection with
the passage of the Morgan raid bill 220.Declaring certain Senators present and not voting
on the ratificaton resolution 224.In the House of Representatives with reference to
charges of corruption in connection with the passage of the Morgan raid bill 227.In the
House of Representatives proposing to refer the fifteenth amendment to the people
228.Thanks to the Speaker 244.In relation to old internal improvement bonds 316.Thanks to
the officers of the House 245. Road tollsincrease 211. Report on the intercourse between
the two Houses of the General Assembly 194, 195of the Senate committee on the Morgan raid
claim bill [H. R. 119] 376, 377.of majority of Senate committee on the municipal taxation
of bank shares bill [H. R. 170] 386-389.supplemental 390. minority 390-393.
Representatives present on the first day of the session 24. re-electednames of those who
appearedand qualified 38. names and districts 38.Rulings. By the SpeakerThe House cannot
establish a rule without a quorum 78. By the Lieutenant GovernorA joint resolution may be
finally passed the Senate on the first reading 42. By the SpeakerThat it is not competent
for the House to do any legislative business when it is ascertained that there is no
quorum present 228. By the Lieutenant GovernorThat a resolution cannot be entertained
without a quorum, such as the constitution recognizes 236.By the Speaker 239. Release of
sureties 61. Record evidence 109. Real estate in cities and towns 109, 110. Real estate
conveyances legalized 209. Reformatory for women 159, 160. Reformatory prison 163.
Railroad aid by counties and townships 173. Revision of the court system 174. Road law
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appear and qualify 37.Sheriffs' title to real estate 173.Sheriffs' mileage, 97,
177.Soldiers' home 87.Stationery and stampsresolution for 51, 83.Stamps 108.Special
committee on the Morgan raid bill [H, R. 119] announced 140.Soldiers and Seamen's
homereport of special committee thereon 154, 155, 192.Soldiers' homeresolution for
transfer of inmates 169. Resolution adopted by the House of Represetatives 201. at
Knightstown 323-328.Remarks byMr.
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House committee report thereon 61-64. Southern resolutions for printing report 51.
Resolution for copying report on the southern 52. Southern Prison investigationin the
House 87, 89.Resolutions 88, 89.State Prison southsupplemental report of directors 105,
106.Southreport of Senate sub-committee 107. Slaughter, Thomas C., letter to Governor
Baker 102.State debt fund commissioners 56. State University 163. Soldiers of the war of
1812, and of the war with Mexico 74.State Prisonstheir management 118. School houses 210.
School law 120. Show license of 1852, 209. Shipping misdemeanor 210. Supreme court
clerk's index bill rejected 201. Swamp land commissioners 210. Swamp land ditching
claims 160. Swamp land bill [S. 134.] Remarks byMr.
Lamborn..........................191Mr. Pierce of Porter..................191Supervisors
208.Standing rules of the Senate 405-408.TTax titles 197.Terre Haute railroad 103.Township
libraries 79.Tax liens on real estate 116, 173.Term in State prison 116.Tax title
limitation 116.Town improvement act 175, 176.UUnited States district court for the
southern district of Indianajoint resolution for by Mr. Morganconsidered in the House 56,
57.University of Notre Dame 53, 54, 306, 307.Unlawful combinations 108.VValedictoryMr.
Coffroth 245. The speaker's address for the adjournment without day 247, 248.Veto of
the Nicholas Moreback relief bill considered 122. Sustained 123.WWitness 99. Witnsss fees
177.YYeas and NaysIn Senateconsideration of the fifteenth amendment in joint assembly 42,
275. In the House of Representativesspecie payment resolution 47. In Sentaeon recommitting
the election bill 59.In the Houseto table motion to reject legislative quorum bill [H. R.
336] page 74. On resolution to print testimony in southern prison investigation 89. In
House of Representativeson infants in cotton mills 97. House of Representatives northern
prison appropriation 101.House of Representatives Medical profession bill
108.SenateBaker-Cumback expunging resolutions 114, 309. Senateto table motion to exclude
colored children from the common schools 115. House of Representativeson indefinite
postponement of witness mileage bill 115. House of Representativeson passage of the
Stewart reformatory bill 117. House of Representativeon amendment to the justice' act
118. House of Representativessustaining the Moreback bill veto 123. Senateon tabling the
concurrent resolution with reference to the old internal improvement bonds 128. House of
Representativeson passage of the Kercheval bank shares tax bill 134. Senateon motion to
recommit Agricultural College bill 154. Senateon passage of Agricultural College bill 156.
House of Representativeson passage of savings bank bill 157. House of Representativeson
amendment to the gravel road law 165. House of Representativesadopting substitute for
gravel road bill [H. R. 50] 166. House of Representativeson the Chapman liquor bill
167.Senateon amendment to Purdue University bill 168. Senateon passage of the election law
amendment bill 170.House of Representativeson the indefinite postponement of the Dunn
resignations bill No. 337, 181.House of Representativeson the indefinite postponement of
Mr. Osborn's quorum bill No. 336, 182.House of Representativeson the passage of the
Morgan raid bill 184.
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concurrence in the Senate amendments to the election bill 184.Senatepostponing the
fifteenth amendment till the 14th of May, 187.House of Representativeson passage of swamp
land bill 192.Senateto reject a report on the Morgan raid bill 199.House of
Representativeson the indefinite postponement of the consideration of the fifteenth
amendment 202.House of Representativeson the postponement of the fifteenth amendment till
May 14, 202.House of Representativeson the motion to reconsider the vote on the
Governor's residence bill 217.In Senate on the rejecting the Chapman liquor bill
221.In Senate rejecting motion to take up the fifteenth amendment 221.In Senate ratifying
the fifteenth amendment 224.House of Representativeson motion to adjourn 225.House of
Representativeson motion to dispense with proceedings under a call of the House 227.In
Senate on tabling appeal from the decision of the chair 237.In the House of
Representatives on motion for a call of the House 238.Laying Mr. Coffroth's appeal on
the table 240.In the House of Representatives on the Senate joint resolution for ratifying
the fifteenth amendment proposed to the constitution of the United States 240.In Senate on
ordering the Morgan raid bill to the third reading 383.In Senate on motion to take up the
specific appropriation bill 388.In Senate on passage of colored children's
educational bill [H. R. 113] 387.In Senate on reconsidering the vote indefinitely
postponeing the municipal taxation of bank shares bill [H. R. 170] 395.


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Color | Natural Black #1 B |
Human hair type | Indian Human Hair |
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Style | Body Wave |
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This item price is for 3 piece of 20"22"24" (we have size 12"-28")
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Hair Description
Type of Hair: 100% virgin Indian Remy Human Hair
Style: Body wave ,Hair Weft (generally we have stock of Straight, body wave, deep wave, natural wave,water waving and curly )
Hair length: 12"-28" (generally we have stock of 12"-28")
Hair color: Natural black #1B,
Weight: 95-100g/pcs (3.5oz /piece), (1pcs mean 1bundle, 3pcs/lot mean you can get 3 bundle s if you order 1 lot )
Machine Weft: Yes
Quality: 100% virgin Indian hair ,no shedding, no tangles
Unprocessed hair, no colored, High quality, tangle free, very silky and soft
We measure the length of hair when the hair be stretched to straight.
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Remark: we do not provide the package and the white card in order to reduce the cost of package and shipping.
1, About the length,in order to avoid any misunderstanding about the length,hereby we declare: the way we measure length of hair(straight,wave or curly texture )is to measure it after making the hair flare-out/stretched to straight,instead of measuring the hair directly.
Meanwhile, since the length is measured by hand,it is unavoidable that there will be a little inaccuracy. please kindly read our declaration carefully and wish to have happy experience with you.
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Please make sure follow the tips below:
1.Never use alcoholic product which can dry the hair. Look for a good quality shampoo and conditioner which will add life to your extensions.
2.Never use a deep cleaning or clarifying shampoo on your hair extensions.
3. Conditioning is an important part of caring for your hair.You should shampoo and condition at least once every three to five days to keep the extensions looking their best. It's also a good idea to mix water and a tiny bit of Macadamian oil in the spray bottle and then sprayed the curly hair all over,it can prevent hair become dry,then prevent it from tangling or matting
4.Wear a cap when swimming or keep your hair out of water.Chlorine and salt water can cause the hair to tangle and mat up.It is recommended to wear you hair up or in a ponytail when you swim and exercise
5.Braid the hair at night to prevent tangling
6.Don't do any chemical treat by yourself,ask hairstlist do instead.
How to wash it:
1. Wash and condition hair regularly
2. Detangle hair gently before washing. Do not rub or twist hair
3. Add mild shampoo to cool water and swish hair till clean. Rinse thoroughly.
4. Blot out excess water with towel and allow hair to dry naturally. Do not expose to sun
5. Comb curly hair gently with your fingers from end to top. Do not brush
6. Brush straighter hair in a downward motion straight with the ends. Work your way up to the roots.
7. Certain items should not be brushed.Consult your hair stylist if in doubt.
8. Hair may tangled if general care directions are not followed properly.
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A: Different monitor have different display. And every time, maybe the same color No.will have a little color differentia. Please ask a help from the hair dresser for the colors? code as the international color swatch says.
Q: Can they be straightened, curled?
A: Treat the hair as if it is your own. Use a flat iron/straightener or tongs,even when fitted, but as with your own hair, never use hot tools too often as you could dry the hair and it will not last as long.
Q: Can I dye color the hair?
A: yes. The hair can be colored. As a general rule it is easier to darken the hair than to lighter the hair. We recommend to dye darker, not lighter since the hair extension has been processed and colored, it is difficulty to fade the orignial color. Improper dying will ruin the hair.
We highly recommend having your hairdresser dye the extensions as you will get the results you want, coloring them yourself always poses a high risk of not coming out the shade you want. If you can?t get to a salon, alwanys use a good quality hair dye and test a small sample first.
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A: you can wash them as you would your own. Shampoo and conditioner. We also recommend using a hair treatment on them every few weeks, because the hair is not attached to your scalp,it is not getting the oils it should be. Using a treatment/hair mask will need to wash your extensions too much, about every 3 weeks. The extensions can be blow-dryed on low setting, but it is not recommended to do it too often. It is best to let your hair extensions dry naturally after washing them.
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Q:How many pieces Hair for one head?
Normally 3packs are enought for a full head, at most 5packs.
You can always use the leftover hair later. If you are using hair over 18" long you might need another pack.
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Many hair extensionist prefer Brazilian or Indian hair becauseit is beautiful and unprocessed which makes it last longer than any other kind of hair.
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but make sure to wash your hair and not leave in these products in for a long time.
Recommended shampoos and conditioners: Pantene PROV For treatment and every day use: Olive Oil Hair Polisher.
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While synthetic hair will be a sticky ball after burning and will show black smoke, morever,human hair may have few gray hair and split end,it is normal and not a quality problem.
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Y&R Week of January 4, 2010
A hungover Billy awoke confused after New Year's Eve and found a scarf on his couch. He wondered where it was from, then remembered arguing with Victoria. Meanwhile, Victoria searched for the scarf in her car and recalled driving an inebriated Billy home.... At Crimson Lights, Mac confided in J.T how she was concerned about Billy. J.T encouraged her to cut her ties with Billy and let him be someone else's problem. Mac then shared that she regrets how she handled miscarrying J.T.'s baby since she hadn't told him about it until after the fact.... Billy downed some painkillers and flashed back to Victoria helping him buckle his seatbelt in her car. He recalled insisting to her that he can be a nice guy and that people just don't understand him, even though he hadn't been so kind to her. In the flashback, he urged her to name something nice about him and she replied that for a drunk, he's fairly articulate. Later, in the present, Billy placed the scarf over his eyes and now flashed back to Victoria helping him into his trailer and turning on the heat for him. He was jolted out of his reverie when there was a loud knock on the door; it was Victoria, wanting her scarf back. Billy hesitantly thanked her and asked if he'd said anything he'll regret. She half-jokingly replied that if he did, she'd make sure it ended up in print. He then flashed back to her listening to him as he went on about how he hurts people all the time. In the present, Billy apologized for ruining her night, but Victoria insisted that it wasn't all bad. She then recalled helping a drunk Billy undress and laughing at his boxer shorts.
Ashley stopped by the hospital to check in on Lily, who was joined by Neil, Devon and Cane. Ash was surprised to see Malcolm there, as was a pleased Devon. However, Neil barely hid his annoyance over his brother's return. When everyone stepped away, Cane questioned Lily about the tension between the brothers. He didn't want his wife to have to deal with Malcolm and Neil's issues. After, the gang watched football together. Neil glowered as Mal stated that he had many years to make up for and is thrilled to reconnect with everyone. Mal then showed Lily a homemade card she'd made for him when she was about 5 years old. Lily chuckled as she looked at the card, which included a drawing she made of herself and Mal holding hands. A tense Neil stepped out of the room and Ashley followed. In the hallway, Neil insisted that he's not threatened by the idea of Malcolm taking his place as Lily's dad. Still, he was displeased that his brother was trying so hard to be a part of the family. Ashley reminded Neil that he'll always be Lily's father. Neil was grateful for her saying that, but was concerned that Mal's timing was bad with Lily being so sick. Later, Cane took Malcolm aside and said that while he appreciates Mal being there for Lily, he fears that it's making her tense due to his problems with Neil. Mal suggested that Cane talk to Neil instead since Neil's the one with the problem and insisted that he has a right to be there. Neil joined them and, of course, sided with Cane. Malcolm couldn't believe that they were asking him to leave. Mal stopped in to see Lily and asked if him being there is stressing her out. Lily admitted that it's been awkward watching him and Neil try to deal with one another, but insisted that she likes having Mal in town. He wished that he and Neil could make amends.
Emily returned to Jack's place with ingredients to cook a special dish. She explained to Jack that she loves watching football. They then discussed their engagement and decided that they wanted to wed on Valentine's Day. In the mental ward, Patty sang a little song to herself about how she'll soon have Jack back.... Em and Jack snuggled on the couch as they watched the game and went over the wedding plans. He suggested booking the Colonnade Room, explaining that he wants to give her a fairy tale wedding. Emily declared him "the most wonderful man in the world." Jack later confided about what a difficult year he'd had in dealing with Sharon and then Patty. He was happy to have Emily in his life so he could look forward to the future.... Paul visited Patty, who was happy to see her brother. She looked forward to the new year being great. Paul asked his sister to make him a collage. Patty agreed and also planned to make a card for Emily, noting that Emily's the only doctor she trusts. Uh-oh. Later, Jack got a call from a reporter asking him about his engagement and Jack realized that Billy had leaked the news on Restless Style's Web site. Emily feared that Patty would find out somehow, even though Patty didn't have access to the Internet. Paul then stopped by and showed Patty an in-print article of their engagement. Paul also feared that Patty would find out and reminded Emily that her being with Jack was a bad idea. Em planned to tell Patty that she can no longer be her doctor.... Jack confronted Billy about the article. Billy apologized and revealed that he'd had a New Year's epiphany about how much his family means to him. He asked if he and Jack could get past their differences. Jack replied that it wasn't that simple.... Patty picked up the latest newspaper in the hospital, read about the engagement — and went crazy.
Chance found out from Sid that there were still no leads on Riggs. Chance reminded Sid that he had yet to take Chance's statement and Sid suddenly excused himself. Chance then talked to the EMT who was on duty on the night Riggs escaped from the ambulance but the guy didn't have much info for Chance. He next tried to get Heather's help but she advised him to go to internal affairs if he wasn't satisfied with Sid's investigation. Later, Sid blasted Chance for asking too many questions about the case.
Emily told Jack that she would carefully transition Patty to another doctor to treat her. Em also wanted to postpone their wedding but Jack urged her not to. She then visited Patty, who hid the fact that she now knows about her shrink's engagement to Jack. When Emily suggested that Patty see a new doctor, Patty at first objected but eventually promised to give the change a try.
Phyllis complained to Nick that she feels second to Sharon but he assured that wasn't the case. Still, Phyl encouraged her husband to talk about his feelings for Sharon; he insisted he was only worried how his ex's decisions will affect Noah. Not convinced, Phyllis suggested, "If you want to rescue somebody, rescue me." Nick vowed to focus on their marriage.
Adam carried Sharon over the threshold of her house. Noah came downstairs and was relieved to see that they were okay. After Adam left, Sharon revealed to her son that she and Adam eloped. Noah thought his mom was joking but realized she was serious. Sharon explained that Adam was moving in with them and Noah wasn't happy, but agreed to be patient. "I'm not gonna file for emancipation or do anything drastic," Noah promised. "You have plenty of drastic in you for all of us."
Adam informed Ashley about his sudden marriage. Ash was happy for him, then suggested that he and Sharon move into the ranch. Adam agreed to talk it over with his wife. After Adam left, Jack showed up and shared his engagement news. Ashley was thrilled but Jack was shocked when she revealed that Adam and Sharon were married. "I gotta put a stop to this," Jack declared and stormed out.
Jack asked Chloe to be his wedding planner and she accepted.... Noah lamented to Nick that Sharon was headed for "disaster." ... Patty once again didn't take her meds.... Riggs texted Chance to meet but Chloe didn't want her boyfriend to go.... Emily asked Ashley to be her matron of honor and Ash agreed.... Adam told Heather that he married Sharon.... Jack showed up on Sharon's doorstep and blurted, "Please tell me it isn't true."
Aboard the Chancellor jet, Kay and Jill speculated about their first meeting with the daughter Kay had gave up for adoption years ago. They wondered how her life had turned out. After landing, the women were confused when the address they were given turned out to be a bail bonds shop in a sketchy neighborhood. Just as they had decided to leave, a leather jacket-wearing tough chick wielding a gun arrived. "There's an Italian joint two blocks down, Granny. I hear they have a slammin' early bird special!" the woman growled at Katherine before slamming the door. Kay and Jill wondered if they should stick around and meet this woman, as she could possibly be the long-lost daughter, Joanne. "Let's give her the benefit of the doubt!" Kay pleaded.
Paul arrived at the coffeehouse with news about Katherine's adopted daughter. He was troubled to learn from Murphy that he was too late. "She could be trouble, Murphy. Big trouble," Paul warned. He showed Murphy and Nina Joanne's rap sheet, which included time in juvenile hall and federal prison. "Katherine needs to know about this - she has no idea what she's walking into!" Murphy worried, as he dialed Katherine's cell phone. Katherine didn't pick up, as she and Jill had just walked into the bail bond shop. They posed as clients and asked for Joanne Glover. The woman was startled to hear her proper name. Katherine asked if her birthday was September 30th. "You walk in here all snooty, with my name and birthday ... who do you think you are?" she snarled. "Your mother," Kay shot back. "What are you after?" Joanne snapped suspiciously. Katherine began to give information about her adoption that only a mother could know. Joanne bristled at the idea of getting to know her. Jill's jaw dropped when Kay offered to take Joanne on the plane back to Genoa City and to stay at the Chancellor Estate. She rolled her eyes when Joanne tried on Katherine's ring. "When do we leave?" Joanne asked, ogling the ring. Onboard the plane, Joanne began gulping liquor from the bar. "This is the life! I didn't even have to check my gun!" she giggled. Looking around and eyeing the interior of the private plane, the fact that she was a Chancellor washed over Joanne. "MA!" she shrieked as she jumped into Katherine's lap. Jill looked ill.
At the coffeehouse, Heather was taken aback when Adam announced he had married Sharon. "Maybe you two deserve each other," she spat. "The clepto and the liar - a perfect match!" Meanwhile, at Sharon's front door, Jack lambasted her for eloping with Adam. Sharon attempted to shut the door on him, but Jack had a change of heart and asked to hear all about her new marriage. Inside, Sharon recounted her wedding in Nevada. "Sounds romantic," Jack mustered. Sharon glowed as she described her happiness. Jack was silent. "Get used to it, Jack," Sharon instructed. Jack couldn't bite his tongue and began tearing Adam apart. Sharon slapped him. "Why can't you be happy for me? I thought you were my friend" she wailed. "Friends tell the truth!" Jack raged. Adam arrived just then, and Jack warned him that he would be watching his every move. Alone with Sharon, Adam began massaging her shoulders. They discussed how difficult the day had been, with everyone's negative reactions to their marriage. Sharon described how terrible she felt after Jack's visit. Adam assured her that everyone would come around in time. "Yeah," Sharon agreed. "You and I are doing it right - it's the rest of the world that's doing it wrong!"
Jack showed up at Crimson Lights for a cup of coffee and was confronted by Paul about his involvement with Emily. Jack insisted that he was doing nothing wrong.
At the Chancellor Estate, Chloe was worried about Chance's plan to meet with Riggs. He promised her that he wouldn't put himself in jeopardy. Chloe took off after Mac agreed to watch Delia. Billy arrived and saw Mac with the baby. Billy scooped up Delia, and Mac was impressed with his new attitude and interest in her. The two former lovers discussed Billy's new focus in life. They were interrupted by Delia crying. Mac noticed that she felt feverish. Together, Mac and Billy took care of her. Mac looked on happily as Billy cuddled his daughter. They all sat on the couch and Billy read a story. Delia soon fell asleep, and Mac and Billy had a chance to talk. Billy apologized for being a "royal ass," and promised to do better. He shared with Mac that he had been too wrapped up in himself to realize what a selfless gift her surrogacy was. He pledged to support her, and shared with her that he was on a quest to become a better person and father. "Billy 2010! I like him!" Mac smiled.
Chance arrived at the empty lot with a flashlight looking for Riggs. He was stunned to find him with a bloody and battered face. "Who did this to you, Riggs?" Chance demanded. Riggs claimed he didn't know. Bright headlights blinded the duo, and as Chance pulled out his radio to call for back-up, he was clubbed over the head from behind. Chloe had followed Chance to the empty lot, and was upset to find Chance lying hurt in the snow. Riggs was nowhere to be found. Chance radioed for help as Chloe helped him to his feet. EMTs arrived on the scene and began treating Chance. Syd and Heather appeared and began questioning him. Syd chastised Chance for not using backup and for not apprehending Riggs. Chance wondered if anyone had recovered his jacket, which he had lost during the scuffle. Heather produced his coat, which was in an evidence bag. She informed him that many illegal drugs were found in the pocket. Chance denied that the drugs were his, and claimed someone had planted them. Heather proposed that the whole scenario was perhaps a drug deal gone bad. Syd informed a distraught Chance that he would need to investigate.
At the station, Nina and Chloe stood up for Chance when he was taken in for questioning about what had happened with Riggs and the drugs that were found. Chloe told Nina that she's not leaving until Chance is able to go home. Nina feared that it would take a while. Later, Chance was told that he's going to be suspended with pay. Chance handed over his badge and gun, believing that someone planted the drugs on him and were targeting him.
Billy paid Lily a visit at home and was glad to see her out of the hospital. They discussed Colleen and how much they miss her. Lily noted that Coll would probably want them to move on with their lives. Billy sincerely told Lily that he's happy for her becoming a mom, even if it means Mac is carrying the child. Just then, Malcolm stopped by.
At home, Sharon and Adam snuggled in their bathrobes and wondered what everyone else was going to say about their marriage, given Nick's volatile reaction. They were relieved that Noah took it so well. Adam called Sharon one of the strongest people he knows.... At Newman Enterprises, Nick filled in Victoria on Sharon and Adam's marriage. He asked if Victoria was sure she wanted to go to Dubai, but she thought that she and her husband needed the break. Nick agreed that some time apart had been good for him and Phyllis. Adam arrived and Victoria grabbed her things to leave the room. Adam grinned and said that he'd made sure to stop by in time to say good-bye.
Katherine admitted to Murphy and Esther that Jo-Jo is more than she bargained for, but was determined to get to know her.... Tucker, J.T. And Neil met at the G.C.A.C. to discuss Chancellor Industries. Tucker implored Neil to convince Katherine to make a business acquisition..... Cane and Jill talked about Jo-Jo and Jill wished she could send her back home, calling Jo-Jo their "worst nightmare." Cane assured Jill that she gave Kay a beautiful gift in reuniting her with the woman.... At the Chancellor Estate, Jo-Jo enjoyed life on the mansion. Murphy warned Jo-Jo that he's keeping an eye on her. Jill stopped by the estate, where a not-so-happy Kay greeted her. "Some present you brought me," she huffed. Still, she was determined to make the best of it and asked Jo-Jo if she had any questions. "You mean, why you abandoned me?" Jo-Jo cracked. She did want to know why there were so many pictures of Jill in the manse; Jill and Kay explained that she owned half the house and that at one point, they believed Jill was Kay's daughter. Tucker then came by and Jo-Jo became star struck at having someone so well-known at the manse. Kay went to look for her notepad so she and Tucker could discuss business, but Jo-Jo admitted that she'd accidentally knocked a drink onto it. Jo-Jo then almost knocked down a vase, but Esther managed to catch it. Tucker suggested that Jill and Neil go over the proposals with him instead.
Neil ran into Sharon at the coffeehouse and told her about Malcolm's return. Sharon confirmed that Dru had told her about Mal being Lily's biological dad. Neil said that his main focus is Lily and that Malcolm can't expect to pretend that nothing has happened the past few years. "If my brother wants to salvage what's left of our relationship, it better be sooner than later," Neil sighed.... Billy chatted with Malcolm about some of the photos Mal had taken. He asked if Malcolm would consider doing some work for Restless Style. Cane then stopped by and had a civil conversation with Billy as he told him about Jo-Jo. Billy started to make a crack about Cane turning out to be a nightmare "son" for Jill, but then stopped himself and thanked Cane for the heads up about Kay's visitor.
J.T called Victoria and they made plans to meet up. Before she left, Adam asked if Nick had told her about his marriage. "Yes, he did," she snapped. "Enjoy it while it lasts.".... Sharon informed Neil that she married Adam. A surprised Neil held his tongue and acknowledged how tough it must be to deal with Adam and Nick's animosity. Sharon stated that she's not going to apologize for marrying someone who makes her happy, but admitted that she is concerned that the transition will affect Noah. Later, Sharon stopped by Newman, where Nick was busy glowering at his brother. Still, when Nick was asked for a comment from the press, he wished the couple his congratulations.
Billy ran into Victoria at the coffeehouse and teased her about not wearing the scarf she'd left in his trailer. She explained that she's going to Dubai. He thanked her for getting him home safely the other night. J.T and Reed joined her so they could say good-bye. J.T shared that Reed is going to use a Web cam so he could blow her a kiss each day. Aww. Victoria was touched and they shared a tearful good-bye.
Neil went to Lily's, where Malcolm said that he's decided to stay in town — indefinitely. Neil and Cane weren't pleased, but Lily wanted Mal there. Cane still thought that Malcolm should leave, but Lily insisted that they all make peace and get past their issues. Neil wasn't happy with Malcolm suddenly wanting to be a part of Lily's life. Mal replied that he's also staying because of Neil.
Billy came by the estate and Jo-Jo was taken with the attractive young man. Billy wasn't impressed. Murphy asked how long Jo-Jo intended to stay. She wasn't planning to leave anytime soon. Kay demanded that they take a DNA test.
At the G.C.A.C., Michael implored Lauren to eat since she's been working so hard and skipping meals. He then shared that Heather was still tracking down the crime lab about the gym bag and its contents. Lauren noted that Daniel must be anxious waiting for the results. The Baldwins looked forward to spending time together. After, they went to her office and cuddled in her chair.
Daisy said hello to Noah and Eden at Crimson Lights. Noah invited her to join them for a movie that the French club club was showing, but Eden didn't want anything to do with Daisy. Eden told Daisy that she doesn't believe she's an orphan.
Amber and Daniel visited Deacon in prison. Amber asked where Little D is. Deacon evaded her questions. She pointed out that since Deacon's going to prison, Little D is going to be all alone. Deacon was confident that he could get out of jail and told Amber to move on with her life. He then said that he's trying to protect his son and that if Amber looks for him, she could put Little D in danger. She begged for Deacon to give her some information. Deacon relented and revealed that the boy is with Amber's mother, Tawny.
Adam was surprised to see Nick's supportive comment about Adam and Sharon's marriage in the press. Sharon said that Nick is trying. She and Adam debated what to eat for dinner and realized that they still have a lot to learn about each other. Ashley stopped by with a wedding gift, which was a framed picture from their wedding day. They were touched.... At Newman Enterprises, Phyllis and Nick discussed Adam. Phyllis admitted that she's still worried about Nick's feelings for Sharon.... Ashley wanted to throw a party for the newlyweds, but they didn't think anyone would attend. They were grateful to Ashley for being the one person who's supported them and agreed to join her for a dinner celebration instead. Noah and Eden came home and Eden congratulated the pair. The other three left, leaving the teens home alone.
Chance continued to insist to Chloe that someone set him up. She tried her best to be supportive.... Emily and Jack kissed on his couch, but he said that they need to answer the questionnaire for the wedding planner, who was Chloe. Jack assured Emily that if she doesn't like the planner, they can work with someone else because he wants this to be Emily's dream wedding. However, she became uncomfortable when she spied the newspaper article about their engagement. She planned to call the hospital so she could have them cut off Patty's media access. After, Jack and Emily met with Chloe at the G.C.A.C.
Ashley, Sharon and Adam went to the club, where they ran into Jack, Emily and Chloe. While Ashley chatted with Jack at his table, Adam told Sharon that Ashley had invited them to move into the ranch. They agreed it was a kind offer, but wanted to have their own place. Nick and Phyllis were the next to arrive at the club. Phyllis was pleased when Nick promised to make an effort to show his wife a great night out, despite Adam and Sharon.
Daisy interrupted Lauren and Michael and gave Lauren an update on the latest sales — and then realized that they wanted to be alone.... Noah and Eden began to make out, but were interrupted by a call from Michael. He told Eden to have fun, "but not too much fun." Of course, the teens went upstairs as soon as she got off the phone.... Michael got a call from Heather summoning him to the police station. Daisy listened at the door as Michael and Lauren said good-bye to one another. After, Lauren found another wrapped gift waiting for her and flashed back to when she received the rat. She gingerly opened it, but it was just a package from a clothing company.... Michael informed Daniel that he won't be indicted, but is still considered a "person of interest." Amber wondered if they'd figured out who the third man in the alley was. Michael reported that the "third man" was a woman.
Chloe continued to ask Jack and Em about their wedding, noting that many things would be booked on Valentine's Day.... Sharon, Adam and Ashley prepared to toast with champagne. Ashley revealed that Jack and Emily were now engaged. Chloe, Jack and Emily were about to make their own toast, when Sharon stormed over to Jack's table to angrily "congratulate" him. She called him a hypocrite for saying that she got married too quickly, while he was also entering a hasty union. Jack insisted that there's no comparison with their situations because Sharon married a "snake." Phyllis watched the argument, but Nick insisted that he didn't care what's going on and suggested they go someplace else.... Jack told Chloe that their meeting was over. Emily stated that her and Jack's relationship is none of Sharon's business. Sharon retorted that Em needs to explain the same thing to Jack.... Phyllis and Nick decided to spend their quiet evening at home instead.... Now that she was done with Jack and Emily, Chloe asked Chance if he wanted to go to dinner, but he was too depressed to join her. She suggested they go home instead, and he agreed.... Ashley apologized to Sharon for the evening being a bust. Emily then came over and tried to be cordial to Sharon, but Sharon told her to mind her own business.... Jack confronted Adam in the hallway. Adam warned Jack that he's underestimated him. Jack believed that Adam wed Sharon to get under his skin. Adam replied that he married Sharon because he loves her and that Jack will know it if he plans to get under his skin. "Bring it on," Jack stated.
Eden and Noah made out in his bed. Meantime, a mystery person sneaked into the house and set the downstairs curtains on fire.
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niku said 164 weeks ago
this is honestly my worst nightmare. brainstorming ideas, both covering yourself in mud and NOT falling asleep seem to be the only logical escape from fredator -
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fivefootmayhem said 164 weeks ago
Dreadlocks are a good look for Freddy. On the other hand, The Predator is rockin' that stripy shirt. ^_^ -
irishtank said 164 weeks ago
Cool concept, at least for next year I know to save all my money for October, since thats when the best shirts seem to drop! -
Sylvain said 164 weeks ago
Sylvain said: The Owl with the one eye on the side arts is an INSTANT BUY!!!
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theshape7 said 164 weeks ago
Nooooooo. Please stop. I'm broke, and have to get married in a week. You're making this hard on me. Sigh. Sold. -
Jordamus_prime said 164 weeks ago
I love it but I'm iffy on buying it. I do love the design overall, I just rarely wear shirts like this one. Idk.
Regardless of whether I end up buying or not, mad props to the artist! -
ELI_ELI said 164 weeks ago
Great!! If it werent black I'd get it. I just have to many balck, grey, and white shirts. Give me some color.... I love the art though great job!! -
DollyDagger said 164 weeks ago
I like Freddy and I like the Predator but do I like both together? I'm having a marshmallow and falafel moment. I like both of them separately, but could I enjoy them together for the novelty of it or do I hate it the more I think about? I think I need to sleep on this one. -
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Well, I just couldn't resist. Made my first teefury purchase. I'm sure there'll be many more to come! - Load More Comments
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Nice work marcus! not a bad first buck at all!
Nice work marcus! not a bad first buck at all!
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My first archery deer. Fun stalk from about 550 yards and took him with a quartering away shot from 39 yards. Never knew what hit him.
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Can't wait for another opportunity.
Also took my first branch antlered bull too. Here he is:John's 1st branch anltered bull.jpg
Not big, but sure tastes good.
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marcusvdk (01-03-2012)
awesome pics Fire Hawk, it always feels good to have a great time in the outdoors and fill the freezer
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I have to confess,when i first came across Beniguet a few years back,it didnt really strike me,yet now,i see potential. As someone who has for years had the work of preparing and rigging and launching boats over 2 tons, it dawned on me some time back that i would be getting more time afloat,and the possibility of travelling to new areas if i got something a bit smaller and a lot lighter. We have had a lot of fun in our open sail and oar boat,but lacking any kind of decking and facilities, a few hours at a time is all my better half is prepared to accept. Thoughts along the lines of a Pathfinder or 6m Whaler with canvas cuddy have been on the back burner,but something like Beniguet has just that more comfort with a wee cabin and would be an ideal weekender. The only other boat that entered into my thoughts was wee seal. I love double enders,so im in a dilemma. Im already having to wave bye bye to my double ended 3 ton Koster,and its likely the Folkboat will be next,so whatever replaces these has a lot to live up to in terms of looks and sailing performance. Having said that,i realise a smaller boat with much less weight is not going to perform anywhere near as well as either of my current boats making headway in 40knots of wind. The majority of my sailing is now done on an inland lake,so i can pick and choose when i go sailing.
The good points i like about both these boats is that the centreboard does not conflict with the interior,both have simple rigs to set up,both are capable of sleeping 2 adults for a weekend and the space for someone to answer the call of nature in privacy(no prizes for guessing whose priority that was). Both are reasonably light and could be towed by any 4 banger with a capacity of 1000kg. The trailer can be twin wheeled(rather than 4) and not overly an expensive purchase. Buying and keeping/maintaing, a braked 3500kg 4 wheel trailer is a surprising expense......not forgetting to metion the vehicle that you need to pull it.
I think the Beniguet would be the better performer in most if not all conditions,but the wee seal would probably take more in the way of heavy weather (not really a criteria). Im not particulary fond of the outboard arrangement on wee seal,even if it is an improvement of an outboard on a bracket. Vivier seems to have mastered good motor wells in the right place. The cockpit on Beniguet seems more spacious for day sailing than that of wee seal if you wanted to take out more than 4 people.
My better half loves the clinker look, and thinks the Beniguet has the spirit,if not the looks of the Folkboat, and Wee Seal the looks of the Koster,she would be happy with either....
So, plenty of wee seals been built,not so many Beniguet. What a nice dilemma to be in......what would you choose and why?