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Figures of concern particularly where diabetes is a chronic disease that is progressive. Diabetes can cause a variety of chronic complications in various vital organs, especially if it is not controlling blood sugar levels closely.
Diabetic foot complications is one of the chronic complications that are very scary for diabetisi. When injury occurs in the legs, which can be experienced the greatest risk is diabetisi major amputation (below knee) and minor (fingers only).
"Every 30 seconds, there is a diabetic amputees. Diabetic foot disorders can occur due to diabetisi control sugar levels that are not done properly and continuously. The main factor is the cause nerve damage and blood vessel disorders," explained Prof. Dr. Sarwono Waspadji, Sp.PD (K) on Media Education "Diabetic Foot Disorders Do not Ignore! Perform Early Detection" at Le Meridien Hotel, Jakarta.
Nerves that have been damaged making diabetisi can not feel pain, heat, or cold in the feet and hands. As a result, injuries to the foot may worsen because diabetisi not aware of the injury. Nerve damage occurs in more than 50 percent diabetes patient. Common symptoms that occur are numbness and weakness in hands and feet.
"Early detection can prevent the risk of amputation in people with diabetes between 40 to 85 percent. How to prevent it was spelled out very easy and cheap, of whom perform foot examination each day, barefoot outside and inside the house, wear thick cotton socks to withstand collisions, using proper footwear to prevent sores and blisters, washing and drying feet every day, cutting the nails horizontally, and use lotion skin softener regularly," he added.
Explained Prof Sarwono, consult a doctor if there is a change form in the legs or fingers blistered and hardened. Make sure the feet are not dry skin or chapped with lotion, and check if your nails look dull and thick and ingrown.
"The higher the risk of amputation in people with diabetes more than 10 years. Remember not to stab diabetisi eyelets in the foot with a sharp instrument," he concluded.


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The "Proxy" external application mode does not seem to work, unless the buffering option is set to "Yes"
What is the symptom when buffering option is set to "no"? No output? Still buffer output? Currupted output? Can you please send us some debug log?
[UPDATE] this bug has been identified and fixed.
The "Proxy" mode does not exhibit Apache-style tolerance of responses from HTTP servers that do not have a valid header (in this case, no header at all). Also, the operation never seemed to time out in this case with an error page, leaving the client browser spinning endlessly.
When you said "no header at all", do you mean that there is only a leading empty line to indicate the end of response header? or only the response status line followed by the empty line? I think Apache should add necessory header to the response to make it comply with HTTP protocol. Would you mind capturing an example response with "lynx -mime_header" and post it here?
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RFL to employ full-time referees
The RFL is to employ full-time referees. The development was agreed following a meeting of the RFL Board of Directors this week.
A recruitment process will now begin with the intention of having six full-time referees in post at the start of the 2007 season.
Once appointed, the referees will be available to take charge of any RFL matches. They will also act as mentors for Academy match officials.
The initiative is also an element of the Super League Strategy, which sets out a vision for the future of the sport's elite competition. It is also being part-funded by the engage Super League clubs.
Commenting on the news, the RFL Match Officials Director, Stuart Cummings, said: �"This is a tremendous development for Rugby League Match Officials in this country. It will allow referees to prepare fully for games as well as giving them the ability to analyse their own performances in detail.�"
The RFL's Executive Chairman, Richard Lewis, added: �"The move to full-time referees is a clear indication of the growing strength of the sport and shows that both the RFL and the engage Super League competition are in a position to begin this important initiative.�"
All full-time referees will be employed by the RFL and will be based at Red Hall in Leeds.
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Jim Cheatham is the 2000 Southern Region Chief. He is a Vigil Honor member of Ittawamba Lodge #235 of the West Tennessee Council. He is an Eagle Scout as well as a Founders' Award recipient. |
Cheatham has served on his council camp's staff both as the Scoutcraft director and first-year camper director. He served as Section Chief for Section 6-N for three terms, and also served as lodge chief and lodge vice chief. Cheatham is enrolled here at the University of Tennessee and is majoring in Civil Engineering. His hobbies include hiking, cooking and backpacking. After college, he hopes to complete an internship to become a certified engineer. Cheatham feels that the, "Spirit of the OA is the link that we must pass to lead us to our future." |
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Whatever anyones beliefs are on this matter, the US court system has not been kind to government institutions and religion. I can think of several cases where the Ten Commandments have been ordered to be covered up in courthouses, city administration buildings, etc.
I believe it's a fight the city cannot win. They can fight the good fight...but the courts have been pretty clear on this. If someone can cite an example where a court case has been won by a government entity over a religion case, I would be interested to read it. I don't know of one...
A moment of silence might work since that is what schools have used for quite some time.
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Coming home is always so bittersweet.
I'm focusing on the sweet, without ignoring the bitter.
Our trip home was much smoother than our trip there- praise The Lord!
Thank you to everyone who prayed for my back while we traveled. It didn't give me much trouble at all until our last flight from New Jersey to Texas, and in that, I rejoice!
Thank you for coming alongside me on this journey.
Pray for me these coming weeks as I unpack my experiences.
No matter how many times I go, re-entry doesn't seem to get easier.
I think that's because God has a specific lesson for me every time.
I might be absent from here for a few days. I have so much to process.
Know that when I come back, there will be SO much to share!
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Talking about truancy, since the WFISD gets paid from the state for the number of students attending school on any given day, guess what the numbers will be for these days?
We will be staying open later for the state, but not even getting the standard amount of money to do so.
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Consider all of your needs before signing up with a web hosting company, to get your best price and avoid unnecessary charges. Determine how much bandwidth and storage you need first, for example and whether your site will be interactive. All of these details are crucial in factoring who your web host should be and how much you should pay for it.
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My husband and I visited the Excellence-playa mujeres in March for our 20th anniversary and loved it. We want to take our teenagers (14&17) next June on a carribbean all-inclusive vacation (no cruise) and we would prefer somewhere other than Mexico since we've been there twice. Needs to be safe and have good food. Suggestions?
All-inclusive vacation with teens.
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Have you thought about Atlantis? Their enormous water park & all the animal interactions may be something your teens enjoy.
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Look at Beaches Resort in the Turks & Caicos.
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Thanks. Don't really want to do Atlantis. Love the website for beaches Turks and Caicos but not sure we can do it with our budget. I'm thinking $4-5000 for 5-6 nights. We can fly out of Nashville, Louisville whichever is cheaper. Looked like beaches right now could be 7-9k. Hope better deals come up there. I really liked it.
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Unfortunately your budget is only $1,000 to $1,500 per person which is on the ow side. look at the All Inclusive resorts in Cancun, Playa del Carmen and the Dominican Republic - you should find plenty of options in your price range in those destinations.
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If you don't want to go back to Mexico, Jamaica has many all inclusive resorts. Check out the Iberostar resorts there.
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Thanks I love Mexico but was thinking about looking at Dominican Republic or Jamaica. Between the two choices of DR and Jamaica, do you (schmerl or roams around) have a preference? I may end up back in Mexico, but wanted to look at other options.
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I felt much safer leaving the resort and doing all kinds of things in Mexico than I did in either Jamaica or the DR.
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KarinH- You may also want to check flights out of Atlanta. I know it adds in a little bit of a drive. On our last trip, we saved almost $1,000 per person in airfare by doing that!
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I haven't been to DR or Jamaica (have Mexico, love it), but have friends who have and none would go back. I have one friend who is a very intrepid traveler and she hated Jamaica and said it was really dicey in many places. It would be okay if you never went anywhere but stayed at your resort, but what's the point? Well, maybe if you just want to go to a beach that could be all you want to do. From what I've heard about DR, that vacation is simply you going to a big AI resort and staying there, that's all. YOu can't really go anywhere, it is too dangerous and there is rampant poverty amidst the AI enclaves, really not the kind of place many people want to vacation in who actually are interested in traveling around and doing things.
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Have you looked at the Divi Resorts in Aruba? They are all-inclusive and I believe on a great stretch of beach and definitely family friendly. I think there are two Divi's next door to each other and you have access to both properties. Another nice thing about Aruba is that there are usually a lot of flights to choose from.
I've been to Jamaica and Mexico (4 times) and I don't have any problem with going back to either. We didn't go off on our own in Jamaica but we did do plenty of tours and didn't feel unsafe ever. There are lots of things to see and do so please don't discount Jamaica. We stayed at the Iberostar (although at the adults-only one) and it's a very nice resort.
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To someone familiar with high mountain waterways, it never made sense that the prosecution thought they could "reconstruct" 16 months later, at the end of a dry summer, a drowning that took place during the height of the spring snowmelt and run-off.
How come they didn't do their reconstruction in May of the following year, instead of August? At least that might have showed a good faith effort at approximating the conditions (although 2008 had a record run-off). .
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On Saturday night we were at a "W" themed trivia night. Having been given only an hours notice of the theme I was in trouble; after a quick search in the closet I found a Wrangler shirt, large belt buckle, boots, riggers gloves and jeans … yep "W"rangler. Staying with the boys from the bush theme, this week we have some music from Lee Kernaghan.
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Lee Kernaghan OAM (born 15 April 1964 in Corryong, Victoria) is an Australian country music singer and songwriter. He was the 2008 Australian of the Year
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PHILADELPHIA - Red light cameras will be allowed in parts of Montgomery, Bucks and Delaware counties in the Philadelphia suburbs as well as Pittsburgh, under a new law signed Monday evening by Governor Tom Corbett. AAA Mid-Atlantic says motorists must be protected from revenue-generating abuses that have happened elsewhere.
Under the new Pennsylvania law, a municipality would need to pass an ordinance authorizing a red light camera intersection, and submit the request to PennDOT.
Twelve townships in the three counties could request and get red light cameras.
Under House Bill 254, municipalities eligible for red light cameras would have to exceed 20,000 residents and have full-time police forces accredited by the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association. The law takes effect in 90 days.
Here is a list of eligible locations:
Montgomery County: Norristown Borough and Abington, Horsham, Lower Merion, Lower Providence, Montgomery, Upper Dublin and Upper Merion Townships.
Bucks County: Falls, Middletown and Warminster Townships;
Delaware County: Springfield Township
The law does not specify the criteria for approval.
�These systems can help save lives and contribute to traffic safety for motorists and pedestrians,� said Ronald Kosh, Vice President of Public and Government Affairs for AAA Mid-Atlantic.
�However, there needs to be very specific, measurable criteria for approving camera intersections, including the need to address serious traffic safety issues including a substantial crash history volume.�
�The potential for abuse with such automated systems is real, and we�ve seen that happen all too often in multiple other states and local jurisdictions when the focus quickly becomes ticket revenue and not safety,� Kosh said. �AAA encourages all drivers to obey traffic laws � but we will advocate for our members if we see blatant abuses of authority,�
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Danielle Gannon and Scot Rauch were married yesterday in the Cathedral of St. Catharine of Siena, Allentown.
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Milton Springut is a founding partner of Kalow & Springut where he specializes in intellectual property litigation and is one of our country's few experts in counterfeiting and gray goods litigation. He has developed a particular strength in the litigation of patent, trademark and copyright cases, including the Second Circuit case Chloe v. Queen Bee, a ground-breaking decision on internet personal jurisdiction, which allows trademark owners to bring suit in a more convenient location, such as where the trademark owner operates its business, and not only where a counterfeiter resides and the successful litigation of the first U.S. case to impose statutory damages for counterfeit goods under the Anti-Counterfeiting Act of 1984. Another case, Gucci America v. Hall & Associates, established that Internet Service Providers are not immune from secondary liability for trademark infringement for infringing content posted on websites on the World Wide Web. In Cartier v. Four Star Jewelry Creations, Mr. Springut established an effective means and method for plaintiffs to secure valid trade dress rights. He is also expert in developing cost-effective business procedures, directing investigations and bringing legal proceedings to combat the proliferation of high-end counterfeits.
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Bill WilliamsonSANTA CLARA, Calif. -- In an Insider piece, ESPN analyst Herm Edwards has ranked the top 10 cornerbacks in the NFL this season. The list will make San Francisco 49ers fans both smile and wince. Edwards has a tie at No. 10, featuring two players...
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Aldon Smith has to take control of himself
Bill WilliamsonSAN FRANCISCO -- San Francisco 49ers defensive end Aldon Smith and Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller are two of the NFL's very best pass-rushers. They were both taken in the top 10 in the 2011 draft. They text each other after big games and the...
Blog | September 20, 2013 -
Chat wrap: A Pryor plan?
Bill WilliamsonWe held our AFC West (sans Denver) chat earlier Thursday. Here are some highlights: Kansas City John from Fairbanks, Alaska: How dominant can this Chiefs linebackers group be? [Tamba] Hali and [Justin] Houston both top 10 sacks? Bill William...
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Ranking the AFC West UFAs
Bill WilliamsonI asked Steve Muench of Scouts Inc. to rank the top 10 undrafted free agent signings in the AFC West this week. This is what Muench had to say: 1. Tennessee QB Tyler Bray, Kansas City Whether or not Bray can improve the way he prepares and puts...
Blog | May 03, 2013 -
San Diego is good fit for Manti Te'o
Bill WilliamsonHad the NFL draft been held the day after Manti Te'o and Notre Dame were handled in the national championship game by Alabama, the inside linebacker would have been considered a steal if he was a top-10 pick. After all, this is a player who was co...
Blog | April 26, 2013 -
AFC West's top 10 free-agent additions
Bill WilliamsonHere is a list, in my opinion, of the top 10 free-agent additions in the AFC West this year: 1. Wes Welker, WR, Denver: He has led the NFL in receptions the past six years, and he's a perfect fit in Denver. 2. Sean Smith, CB, Kansas City: He's ...
Blog | March 25, 2013 -
Top remaining AFC West UFAs
Bill WilliamsonThe AFC West unrestricted free agent class wasn't an overwhelming one. Shortly before free agency began last Tuesday, we presented our top 10 AFC West free agent list. Six of the top players, including the top five, signed with new teams. The f...
Blog | March 19, 2013 -
Top 10 AFC West UFAs
Bill WilliamsonNFL free agency starts March 12. The list of the top 10 unrestricted free agents in the AFC West has changed dramatically recently. Here is the list I compiled a month ago before re-signings and franchise tag decisions. The group is nowhere near as d...
Blog | March 05, 2013 -
Top 10 free agents from AFC West
Bill WilliamsonNFL free agency starts March 12. Some players will be re-signed and some will be given the franchise tag. But, as of now, I'm ranking the top 10 players who are set to be unrestricted free agents from the AFC West: 1. Ryan Clady, Denver, LT: He is...
Blog | February 07, 2013 -
Breaking down McShay's mock
Bill WilliamsonThe draft is going to be a big deal in the AFC West with three teams on pace to pick in the top 10. Yes, it is very early, but I do think Todd McShay's mock first-round draft is definitely worth looking at. Yes, the drafting order is very far fro...
Blog | December 12, 2012 -
Top 50: AFC West surprise
Bill WilliamsonThere is one player from the AFC West in the top 10 of Matt Williamson's top 50 NFL players at the midseason mark . You want to guess who it is? Yes, right team -- but it's not the player you are thinking of. Williamson has Denver second-yea...
Blog | November 08, 2012 -
NFL Power Rankings: Denver in top 10
Bill WilliamsonHere's a look at how the AFC West teams fared in the Week 9 Power Rankings. I do not have a vote, but I do have an opinion: Denver Broncos Power ranking: 9 My range: 8-10 Comment: Are the Broncos ready to stay in the top 10? San Diego ...
Blog | October 30, 2012 -
Brady Quinn unpopular? Not in K.C.
Bill WilliamsonI don't think this poll was taken in Kansas City. Not recently, at least. A Forbes poll come up with the top 10 most and least liked NFL players. Curiously, at No. 10 of the least liked players is Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Brady Quinn. Qui...
Blog | October 25, 2012 -
NFL Power Rankings: AFC West sinking
Bill WilliamsonHere's a look at how the AFC West teams fared in Week 6 Power Rankings. I do not have a vote, but I do have an opinion: San Diego Chargers Power ranking: 14 My range: 12-14 Comment: The Chargers would have been a sure 10-top team if they ...
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C= stuff on ebay has gotten beyond rediculous. It seems there is one seller who collects about 10 SX64's, and then put's them all on auction, one after another with very high buy it now prices... basically inflating the prices by flooding the market with high prices. It's sad to see people taking advantage of the community but I guess that's just how business works these days. So... does anyone have a C128 in need of a home? I've been getting into assembly programming (specifically, demos)and just want something to test my code on after running them in Vice. I also have a dos wedge I wrote a long time ago for driving motors via interrupts for a robot I was building. You could issue basic commands like "MOVE F, 100" or "TURN L,10", etc... meanwhile your program would continue to run so that you could monitor sensors. Anyway... I was toying with the idea of playing with this stuff but am getting tired of watching auction after auction get out of control. On a side note, I have actually been considering creating a very basic operating system (linux kernel, dos variant, or something) which boots directly into a (heavily customized) emulator. The os would be running several emulators simultaneously, allowing you to flip between full screens (actually multiple emulators) with a key combination (sort of like the amiga custom screens AMIGA-M/N). The actual OS would be hidden from the user... so it would really look/feel like a multiconsole C64,VIC, PET or a combination of all. Thoughts? -tom
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A-Line/Princess Scoop Neck Floor-Length Chiffon Prom Dress With Ruffle Beading #018005069
List Price: US$ 278.00
Save US$ 133.51
COLOR CHART SIZE CHART MEASURING GUIDE RETURN POLICY QUALITY GUARANTEE FAQS See our Size Chart and Measuring Guide for help choosing the best size for you.
- This dress is Made-To-Order. Whether you choose a standard size or custom measurements, our tailors craft each dress to order (See Tailoring Time).
By selecting "Custom Size", your dress will be personally tailored for your exact fit. Tailoring Time: 7-9 days Shipping Time: Shipping Methods Shipping Time Shipping Cost Expedited Shipping 5-6 Days US$ 69.99US$ 20.99(70% OFF) Standard Shipping 5-9 Days US$ 48.99US$ 21.99(55% OFF) Weight:1300g
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Looking for the perfect fit? Compare your unique measurements with JJsHouse's measuring guide, use our made-to-order model which allows us to make your dress based on your exact measurements for a custom-fit dress.
Silhouette | A-Line/Princess |
Neckline | Scoop Neck |
Hemline/Train | Floor-Length |
Embellishment | Ruffle, Beading |
Fabric | Chiffon |
Back Style | Zipper Up at Side |
Straps | Cap Straps |
Sleeve | Sleeveless |
Notes | Beading color will be as pictured no matter which color is picked for your dress. |
Shown Color | Champagne |
Season | Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall |
Size | General, Plus |
Size | 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 12 | 14 | 16 | ||||||||
inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | |
Bust | 32 ½ | 83 | 33 ½ | 85 | 34 ½ | 88 | 35 ½ | 90 | 36 ½ | 93 | 38 | 97 | 39 ½ | 100 | 41 | 104 |
Waist | 25 ½ | 65 | 26 ½ | 67 | 27 ½ | 70 | 28 ½ | 72 | 29 ½ | 75 | 31 | 79 | 32 ½ | 83 | 34 | 86 |
Hips | 35 ¾ | 91 | 36 ¾ | 93 | 37 ¾ | 96 | 38 ¾ | 98 | 39 ¾ | 101 | 41 ¼ | 105 | 42 ¾ | 109 | 44 ¼ | 112 |
Hollow to Floor | 58 | 147 | 58 | 147 | 59 | 150 | 59 | 150 | 60 | 152 | 60 | 152 | 61 | 155 | 61 | 155 |
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Size | 16W | 18W | 20W | 22W | 24W | 26W | ||||||
inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | |
Bust | 43 | 109 | 45 | 114 | 47 | 119 | 49 | 124 | 51 | 130 | 53 | 135 |
Waist | 36 ¼ | 92 | 38 ½ | 98 | 40 ¾ | 104 | 43 | 109 | 45 ¼ | 115 | 47 ½ | 121 |
Hips | 45 ½ | 116 | 47 ½ | 121 | 49 ½ | 126 | 51 ½ | 131 | 53 ½ | 136 | 55 ½ | 141 |
Hollow to Floor | 61 | 155 | 61 | 155 | 61 | 155 | 61 | 155 | 61 | 155 | 61 | 155 |
Note: The Hollow to Floor measurement of our standard dresses already include 2 inch (ca.5 cm) extra to fit high heels.
How to measure
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- Q: Can I return or cancel the dress if I change my mind?
- A: Each dress is made to order in JJsHouse, including standard size dresses. The custom nature of our dresses means our cancellation and Return Policy is stricter than other items, so it's important to order carefully.
- Q: How long can I receive my item?
- A: Total Delivery Time is based on the tailoring/processing time + shipping time, you will find them in the product pages.
- Q: How can I make sure I order the correct size and fit?
- A: Compare your unique measurements with JJsHouse's size chart and measuring guide. By selecting "Custom Size", your dress will be personally tailored for your exact fit.
- Q: Can I order this dress in a different style/fabric/length?
- A: Please understand that each dress is carefully tailored to match exactly what you see in the photos, so unfortunately we are unable to modify the fabric/length in any way. Currently, the two acceptable changes are removing the trains and adding spaghetti straps, only for dresses with simple designs.
Product Reviews: Write a review
My dress is perfect ! It is absolutely beautiful and arrived very quickly! The bust area is a little big, but nothing that can't be cheaply altered. Thankyou so much for this dress, it is absolutely gorgeous. The quality is outstanding and the jewels are beautiful. Thankyou, I am very excited for my year 11 ball in march(:
Reply by JJsHouse.com 2013-12-07 21:19:44
Hello Turt68, it delights us to hear you are satisfied with us. We are honored to be able to serve you, and that our wide selection of trendy dresses add to your charms.
Mi vestido ya llegó, me lo probé y me gusto mucho, el tono de color es el mismo que en la imagen, se ve muy elegante y la predería luce mucho, la calidad es muy buena, pero el único detalle que no me agradó fue el acabo de la pedrería, ya que no en todas las orilas queda hasta el final de la costura, de ahí en fuera estoy muy agradecida, hermoso diseñó y calidad, perfecto para la boda de mi hijo.
Très belle robe, le modèle est bien realisé. Le seul hic c'est le tissus ce n'est pas de la mousseline comme indiqué ou c'est de la mousseline bas de gamme c'est ce qui me chagrine mais je garde quand meme la robe
Hola estamos muy felices con su trabajo,producto y eficiencia finalmente nos llegaron los zapatos que pensamos que no nos llegaban ya .
Felicitaciones por su eficiencia y por consentirnos en la entrega de todo !!!!!!
This is our third dress made for my daughters! Each has been marvelous!
When the packages arrive my girls run to open the box and rush to put on the high quality gown!
We had this dress made just as it is in the photo....absolutely beautiful! The champagne color with the gold trim looks fabulous on my daughters skin.
The fabric is soft and comfortable, the work that goes into creating these gowns is top notch. The seams are all closed, the weight of the gown makes it flow well and my daughters love the sewn in bra cups. A pair a shoes, a little make-up with hair done up nice....these gowns make my girls feel glamorous!
The team of folks working for JJ's House are very professional and I want to give gratitude for their efforts and wish them success. I post pictures on FB of their gowns on my girls and make sure to tell other moms about this wonderful company.
Lisa McQuade
Happy Customer in Charleston, SC~ USA!
Reply by JJsHouse.com 2013-11-20 03:31:22
Hey there, we appreciate you take the time to review the dress. We enjoy reading reviews on shopping experiences with JJ's House, especially when they are as positive as yours. We take these very seriously.
It is an expensive dress, but everyone complements me how the dress fits me well for my birthday.I enjoy it. Continue to make beautiful dresses.
Beautiful Dress, well made and fast to post...Thank you
I just received this dress in a size 6 and it fits me perfectly! It doesn't require any alterations.
I did find the waist to be a little boring, though, so I'm adding a bow and ribbon of my own.
The one thing I regret about this purchase is that it wasn't available in the normal chiffon green that I wanted. I emailed an inquiry about having it specially made in that green, but never got a reply. So I ordered it in the sage green, which is a nice pale, close to minty green. I like it, though I would still prefer the original green.
By the way, the bling on the front looks to be of good quality, I doubt any jewels will fall out.
Be aware: the sleeves prevent the ability to lift your arms above your neck
What an elegant dress to where to a Ball. Beautifully tailored. Very impressed
Amazing site to deal with. Was concerned to order such a special dress over the internet as being in Australia, if there was a problem I wouldn't have time to arrange alterations or a substitute. A-Line Princess dress was made to order. Fitted like a glove. Very impressed. Beautiful product.
Customer Q&A:
Reply by JJsHouse.com 2013-11-25 00:09:34
We understand payment methods vary in different countries. After a comprehensive investigation, here we have selected the most frequently used payment methods as follows, PayPal account, Debit Card, or E-check (i.e. using your regular Bank Account).
Here I have attached the link for each payment method. Please kindly have a check.
Paypal: http://www.JJsHouse.com/about/help.php?page_id=108
Credit card: http://www.JJsHouse.com/about/help.php?page_id=109
However, the payment method differs from the currency you use and the shipping country. You can check which payment method is available to you when you enter the payment page.
If you have any problems with the payment, please kindly let us know.
Reply by JJsHouse.com 2013-11-19 01:54:22
Our dresses have been shipped worldwide. As you know, size chart differs from countries. To make things more convenient for our customers, we have made our own size chart. You need to check our size chart to choose the right size: http://www.JJsHouse.com/about/help.php?act=pop&type=size&cat_id=17. You may also refer to our measuring guide to see how to get professional measuring: http://www.JJsHouse.com/about/help.php?act=pop&type=measure&cat_id=7 .
However, to ensure the dress will fit you well, we highly suggest you choose the custom size, which costs extra $19.99. Please get the professional measurements first and choose the exact measurements when you place an order.
Currently it takes 7-9 days to make this dress since the day you place an order and complete the payment.
The shipping time also differs in shipping methods. The fastest shipping - expedited shipping takes 5-6 days for the shipment. The standard shipping takes 5-9 days. The sooner you place an order, the sooner we start preparing your dress.
All of the dresses are not premade and generally each dress is made from scratch after the order is placed. So the tailoring time would be the same either you choose the standard size or custom size.
Please kindly feel free to contact us for anything else we can help.
Reply by JJsHouse.com 2013-08-12 01:03:10
The beadings will be kept the same as shown in the picture no matter what color you choose for the dress. Hope it is helpful for you.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us! Have a good day!
Reply by JJsHouse.com 2013-08-03 23:50:04
We are very glad to make this phase clearer for you.
Hollow to Floor is the length from your hollow (center of the collarbone) to the floor. We will make the length of your dress according to this measurement. When you measure it, please take the tape from your front, with bare foot. You should stand upright and your feet should keep together.
You may refer to our measuring guide http://www.JJsHouse.com/about/help.php?act=pop&type=size&cat_id=17 for more information.
For any other questions, please feel free to contact us. We are always here ready to help you.
Reply by JJsHouse.com 2013-07-12 01:59:48
Our dresses have been shipped worldwide. As you know, size chart differs from countries. To make things more convenient for our customers, we have made our own size chart.You need to check our size chart http://www.JJsHouse.com/about/help.php?act=pop&type=size&cat_id=17 to choose the right size. You may also refer to our measuring guide http://www.JJsHouse.com/about/help.php?act=pop&type=size&cat_id=17 to see how to get professional measuring.
However, to ensure the dress will fit you well, we highly suggest you choose the custom size, which costs extra $19.99. Please get the professional measurements first and fill in the exact measurements when you place an order.
Please kindly feel free to contact us for anything else we can help.
Reply by JJsHouse.com 2013-06-18 01:52:05
It is really convenient for both of us to place the order via phone. And we will surly take it into consideration in the future.
But to guarantee the accuracy of each order, it is better for you to fill in your specification by yourself. You may complete the payment online with your PayPal account and your rights will be safeguarded by PayPal . You can also pay for your order with your credit card, namely, Visa, MasterCard , Discovery and American Express.
Hope everthing is clear to you now. Please kindly feel free to contact us for anything else we can help.
Reply by JJsHouse.com 2013-06-15 02:02:25
Our chiffon dress has altogether 3 layers. The outside layer is made of chiffon. As chiffon is too sheer, there is also a layer made of charmeuse or satin underneath the chiffon layer so that the dress will not see through. Besides, each dress has a lining. So there are 3 layers.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us.
Reply by JJsHouse.com 2013-06-07 02:59:13
We do understand that you will prefer a dress with your personal characteristics. Anyway, considering the original beauty of the dress, such a change will not be possible currently.
We are so sorry for the inconvenience. But please do not be upset. Actually we have a large collection for your choice. And according to your requirement, we believe these dresses with sleeves will meet your appetite. Here is the link for you: http://www.JJsHouse.com/Prom-Dresses-c18/top-sellers/3-4-Sleeves_p268i272/Long-Sleeves_p268i269/Short-Sleeves_p268i270/ Will you take your time and have a look at them?
Sincerely hope you can find the right dress on our website.
Reply by JJsHouse.com 2013-06-01 02:58:26
We make highly quality dresses strictly in accordance with online pictures. Nevertheless, slight difference may exist as each dress is manually made from scratch. But this won't affect original visual effect. For this dress, we have received praise from many of our customers. It is surely a good choice to own one dress like it. Please rest assured about that.
So do you have any other questions about this dress? We are always at your service.
Reply by JJsHouse.com 2013-04-28 01:32:58
I've checked for you.The color of the net on the top part will not change the color.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us.
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eric.carden Aquilotto
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quote:Originally posted by CoolwindIf we are talking about displaying the blue arrow, 5 degrees are far enough accurate.It is supposed to give only an hint , visually. I am not keen on overloading calculations for an approximated direction used only as a visual reference on a small screen.
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bo. Pterodattilo
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quote:Originally posted by CoolwindI strongly doubt that the second picture is showing a correct calculation for a paraglider.7 miles away, at that speed, only 13 degrees correction in the wind?You will be brought downwind faster than you can recalculate anything!
quote:Originally posted by bo.Im curious about how these calculations are working, so I'll give it a try....
quote:Originally posted by eric.carden[quote]You pretty much nailed it, Bo! :-) The only thing you're missing isn't entirely intuitive. The task arrival altitude (~-150m in this case) is how high you'd be relative to your safety arrival altitude if you went on an ideal-speed glide (for the given MC setting) straight towards goal without finding any lift (or sink) on the way there. ...
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quote:Originally posted by CoolwindMaybe that is working in flatlands with wind. In the mountains with winds you dont fly following a blue indicator, and you are not drifted kms downwind a mountain. Never happened to me, since it seems that the thermals are "sticky" to the mountain tops, and bended only.
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Todo management for teams?
I don't need a big project management and collaborate thing.
This todo list would be absolutely enough for me to manage my small team, but I don't find any option to invite other people to see my todo list or even interact with it.
Is it even possible?
Asked by Attila Beke on May 02, 2013 - 04:34
Andy Puest on May 02, 2013 - 05:13
that would be wedoist (http://wedoist.com), not todoist. Unfortunately there is right now no link/connection between your personal todoist account and your team's wedoist account, but apparently they are working on it ...
Cliff Lunt on May 02, 2013 - 07:11
I am also interested in this.
I have Todoist premium on my personal gmail account but I want to be able to share tasks with my colleagues via our business Google Apps account. Ideally, I would like to just have the Todoist app on my phone and tablet and then be able to sync my personal tasks with my personal Gmail account and my work tasks with my work google account.
I hope the above makes sense! ;-) Is it possible. From the look of it I think the answer will be "not yet but soon". Am I right? What solution would you recommend?
David Trey on May 02, 2013 - 07:17
As Andy mentioned, if you work in a team, we recommend https://wedoist.com and we're already working on implementing interaction between Todoist and Wedoist allowing you to use Todoist even for Wedoist task so it could be your personal task manager while your team will connect through Wedoist.
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Please keep it very very very simple!
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As an agent for the Tempus Institute, Jason Adams's task is to observe the past, not change it. But when he's sent to twenty-first-century Wellington, New Zealand, during the last week of aspiring songwriter Sean Henderson's life, Jason finds he can't just watch from a distance. He and Sean quickly become friends and then lovers, and when the song that's haunted Jason for years connects them in a way he never anticipated, he'll risk changing history for the chance of sharing a future with Sean.
HE WAS reaching, falling. The music sang to him, promising him an eternity of everything he wanted. It caressed him, loved him, while at the same time, whispered goodbye.
It started to fade, just like it always did. A whimper escaped his lips. "No. Please. Don't leave me again."
Why couldn't it stay just this once? He sang the lyrics but already they didn't make sense, sentences breaking into words, words disappearing into syllables.
They were important, not just because of what they said, but because of where they originated, if only he knew where that was. Unfortunately, all he was ever left with were snatches of a tune he couldn't quite remember and glimpses of sunlight fading into shadow. "Please," he whispered.
Someone shook him. He tried to pull away. He heard his name, the voice familiar, a woman calling him. It felt so very far away.
"Jason!" Louder this time, closer, impossible to ignore.
His eyes opened, the light burned them. He rubbed at them, his mind struggling to grasp onto something that was no longer there. A tall, dark-haired woman stepped away from the bed, her olive skin bathed in the sunshine that streamed in through the windows. "Alisha?" His voice was muffled, groggy. She'd always loved mornings. He hated them. "What time is it?"
"Too late for you to be still in bed." Alisha sighed. He was nearly three years older than she was, but she often despaired of him acting his age, and reminded him of that fact frequently. "I've been trying to wake you. James wants to see you. It's important."
"James?" Jason buried himself in his pillows. Wonderful. What had he done to screw up this time? An order to meet with the head of the Tempus Institute was never a good thing unless…. He ignored the sliver of hope that dared sneak through. Was his request to be sent somewhere, anywhere that wasn't here, about to be granted?
"Yes. James." Alisha urged him to sit up and then handed him a cup of steaming coffee. She settled herself on the end of his bed. "You were dreaming again, weren't you?"
He sipped at the coffee gratefully and nodded. It wasn't the first time she'd woken him from this dream. It probably wouldn't be the last. Still, he couldn't find it in himself to berate her for it. They'd been friends far too long for that.
"Did you remember any of it this time?"
He shook his head. "Just a snatch of music, nothing more." He hummed the couple of bars for her, for all the good it did. It did nothing to shake the familiar feeling of panic that he'd just lost something very important. Or was about to.
"Sorry." She stood and turned to go, giving him some privacy to dress. "You still don't remember any more of it, do you?" They'd both tried to find the origins of that tune, to match the part of it to a whole.
"No," he said, managing a smile, already focusing on the crap that was about to blow his way. "But then I never do."
IT WAS raining outside. Two days spent in 2011, and nothing but rain. Jason brought the cup to his lips and drank slowly, savoring the taste. It was bitter, more so than he was used to, darker in color even with the addition of milk, and tasted earthy for some reason.
The cafe was warm, a cozy haven from the cold. He could get used to this. An assignment that meant spending hours drinking coffee and surrounded by books. He gazed again at the bookshelves visible through the huge door that marked the threshold between the two businesses. Heaven on both counts. It was a brilliant idea, combining a cafe and bookshop under the one roof. It was a shame neither of them existed in his own time, as it was just what he needed in order to distract himself from the events of the previous six months.
The tinkle of the small bell hooked over the front door signaled the arrival of another customer. Jason looked up and smiled. This was the real reason he was here, the person he was supposed to be observing and under no circumstances interacting with.
He added sugar to his coffee, stirring it absently. James had been adamant in that, and about the fact this was Jason's last chance. One more screwup and he'd find himself stuck down in the stacks forever. Time travel was a risky business; the timelines were definitely not something to be interfered with just because someone was curious or got double-dog-dared.
In hindsight, admitting to tapping that guy on the shoulder because of a dare had not been one of his brightest moments. How was he supposed to know what would happen next?
Sure, he could have read the paperwork attached to the assignment, but he'd never been one for that. Nor had he felt the inclination before now.
But then there was something about this assignment that was different. As soon as he'd seen the photograph he knew he couldn't turn it down.
Outside, the heavens opened, rain dancing on the roof as though in a mad tango with a full orchestra complete with timpani behind it. Water pelted against the window, people scurrying across the road seeking shelter.
He loved this time and Wellington in particular. It was simpler, nature as it was meant to be before man had begun to control everything. He stood, drawn to the rain, intending to experience it up close, wondering if he dared stand outside, let the water just run over him and throw his hands open to the heavens, or whether it would draw too much attention to him.
A loud clatter interrupted him. Someone swore, papers flying in all directions, several heading toward the door as it opened again, bringing with it a sudden gust of wind. Without thinking, Jason bent to help pick them up, crawling under the table next to his and knocking his head against someone else's in the process.
"Umph." The voice was male, although not deep. Gray eyes, framed by glasses, met his.
Jason backed away quickly, letting go of the piece of paper he held. "I'm sorry," he mumbled, ready to help his unfortunate victim to his feet.
"No problem." The man retrieved the errant piece of paper. Jason got a glimpse of scribbled words, crossed out in places, circled in others. "There you are!" His companion turned, bending to pick up the last of the papers and giving Jason a view of a very nice firm behind at the same time.
He swallowed. This should never have happened. Two days in, and he'd done the very thing he was instructed not to do.
His assignment turned toward Jason and smiled, holding out his hand. "Thanks for your help." His eyes crinkled at the corners before he indicated Jason's now empty coffee cup. "Let me refill that. It's the least I can do. I would have been screwed if I'd lost all my work. The name's Sean, by the way. Sean Henderson."
"Jason Adams." Jason shook Sean's hand. Hell, why not? He hadn't initiated this, and it would look more obvious if he refused the offer. Anyway, it would be impossible to watch the guy if he left now, and saying no would be just plain rude. "Another coffee sounds great, thanks."
The grin Sean gave as a reply told Jason that it was the right response. That, and the fact Sean looked very pleased with himself, although for some reason also a little surprised. "Stay there. I'll be right back." Sean tucked his papers securely under one arm and headed for the counter. Whatever he was working on was apparently considered too precious to be left in the hands of someone he'd just met, even if that person had just saved it from an impending fate of flying out the door to parts unknown.
Jason leaned back in his chair. He didn't need to mention this in his report, did he? The assignment was a simple one: observation of both the subject and his interactions. After all, Sean was no one important, just one of the few chosen randomly to give a realistic view of the time period. Making friends with the guy would make the task easier. Jason had been in this time before. He knew his way around, and the cover the Tempus Institute had put in place for him was airtight.
His fingers brushed against his wallet, still in his pocket. He fought the urge to open it and compare the photograph he'd been given to the reality of the man he was about to have coffee with. Sean's was one of the few files Jason had been tempted to read, to the extent that he'd gone as far as flipping through the highlights. He didn't know what it was, but something in that image had touched him. Jason closed his eyes, bringing the details to life in his mind once more. The color of it had faded with time but the essence of its subject remained. Sean was smiling, his lips crinkled up at the corners, his attention caught by someone or something the camera could not see. It wasn't posed, more of a candid shot taken unawares.
No secrets. I want you to know me.
Or rather Sean wanted the person at whom the smile was directed to know him.
"Penny for them?" Sean interrupted Jason's train of thought. He placed a cup on the table, the thump of it against the wood causing Jason to open his eyes with a start. They still used crockery, not the plastic or paper cups that were already sneaking in some of the other places. "Everything okay? I asked Ruth to give you the same order you'd had before. Hope you didn't want anything different."
"Yeah, everything's fine." Jason shrugged. "Just thinking. I do that occasionally. It's supposed to be good for the soul."
"I've heard that." Sean chuckled, sitting himself down and adding several spoonfuls of light-brown crystals to his own drink. Jason stared. He'd seen them on the table earlier, of course, but hadn't known what they were and didn't want to risk showing his ignorance or ruin a good cup of coffee. "Coffee sugar. Want some?"
"Sure." Jason helped himself. He took a cautious sip, decided it was definitely something else he could get used to, and added another spoonful. "We don't have these at home," he explained, noticing Sean's amused expression.
"I don't either. They're a bit pricey, and I'm on a budget." Sean stretched back in his chair. He had long legs, lean but muscular. His jeans slid up at the ankle to reveal tanned skin at the top of his sock.
"Umm, yeah." Jason forced himself to focus on the conversation. Sean was an assignment, nothing more. There was no point in getting too friendly, as there would be no future in it. "Do you come here often?"
"Most days." Sean looked up, took his glasses off, and polished them with the hem of his shirt. His eyes were the most amazing shade of light gray, although close up like this, without the magnification of his glasses, they appeared almost blue. "But then you'd know that, yeah?" It was spoken as a statement rather than a question, casually and without accusation.
"Excuse me?"
"You were in here yesterday. I saw you watching me." Sean leaned forward in his chair.
"Do you have a problem with that?" So much for subtle; he was definitely slipping.
"Nope," Sean said as he took another sip of coffee, "unless you have a problem with the fact that I was watching you?"
"Why?" The word came out more accusing than he'd intended. Surely his cover couldn't have been compromised. No one knew he was here. Jason glanced around more than a little nervously. Could this be a test of some sort? A final assignment designed to make sure he ended up in those damn stacks? If it was, it was a dirty one. He hadn't hidden where his preferences lay; there'd been no need for it. It was one of the few things in his time that was not preplanned and controlled by the powers that be. If Sean just happened to be the type of guy to which Jason was drawn, that was no one's business but his own. It didn't mean he couldn't do this assignment properly, either. He might have some issues with authority, but geez, he could still act professionally and keep business and pleasure separate, as he was supposed to. Falling for someone from another time? Jason snorted. Please. Give him some credit.
"Why what? Why was I was watching you? Or why do you think you'd have a problem with me watching you?" Sean seemed genuinely curious.
Jason wished that he had read more of Sean's file, although it was doubtful it would have given him much of an insight into this unexpected turn of events. Often what was noted about a subject had nothing to do with their actual personality, but was more a reflection of whatever they wished to project. "I wouldn't be so upfront about the fact I was watching another guy," he pointed out. "You don't know me. Aren't you taking a bit of a risk here?"
"Yeah, right." Sean rolled his eyes. "We're in a cafe, Jason, and drinking coffee. People do that when they first meet." He shrugged. "It's not very often that I see a good-looking guy watching me so intently. I…." He looked down, a slow blush spreading over his face. "I've just made a total bloody idiot of myself, sorry."
"Are you trying to pick me up?" Jason spoke softly, not wanting to cause Sean any more embarrassment.
"Yeah." Sean studied the knot in the floorboard under their table intently. "I don't usually do this kind of thing, but there was something about you. I didn't think a coffee would do any harm and…." He made a half choked noise. "I've always been told that I ramble when I'm nervous but this… fuck." He pushed the chair back. "I think I'll leave now."
"You don't have to." Jason heard himself speak the words, although in the back of his mind he could hear James's warning repeating itself. No fraternizing. Observe, don't interact. He was going to hell when he got back. They'd find his shriveled up body down in those stacks, an old man who had never done anything with his life. Buried in the last remaining paper archive that existed on the planet.
Sean froze. "Are you sure?" His voice was no more than a whisper, his face still bright red. A couple of girls at a nearby table stared at him, one murmuring to the other. He sat down again quickly.
"I'm sure." Jason smiled, trying to put Sean at ease. "Thanks for the compliment, by the way. It's been a while since anyone's made the effort or shown any interest." No one since Rex, but that was history in every sense of the word. They hadn't spoken to each other since they'd broken up three years ago, and the last he'd heard Rex was on assignment in the mid-1940s. Very hush hush.
"I'm usually a little more subtle." Sean sighed. "For all the good it does me."
"I'm surprised." Jason leaned over and placed a hand on Sean's arm. It was warm, fine dark hairs smooth under his fingers. He thanked the powers that be that it was warmer today so that Sean's shirtsleeves were rolled up above his elbows. "You're a good-looking guy." More than good-looking. Jason made a point of looking Sean up and down. "I'd even go as far as to say hot."
"Really?" Jason could almost see the steam coming out of Sean's ears at the idea. Sean shook his head in disbelief. "Me?" He shook his head again. "Hell no. Now you…." His voice trailed off. "Um, can we change the subject onto something else? Are you from around here? I hadn't seen you before the other day."
"I'm from… overseas." Jason nodded, running through what was left of his cover story in his mind. "I'm a journalist, travel, mostly. This looked like an interesting place, so I thought I'd look around for a few days, take notes, that kind of thing."
"Where overseas?" Sean settled back into his chair, relaxing as the conversation moved onto a safer topic. "I've been to Aussie once, but apart from that I haven't been out of New Zealand. It's on my list of things I'd like to do one day." He laughed, but there was a self-deprecating air to it. "Perhaps once I'm rich and famous. Can't see it happening otherwise."
Jason thought quickly, latching onto the first country that came to mind. "Canada." He hoped Sean wouldn't ask for anything more specific than that. Giving the truth wasn't an option. He couldn't very well explain that although he was a local, the Wellington he was used to was very different from how it was now. It was better this way; there was less chance of slipping up and referring to something that didn't exist yet.
"It's on the list." Sean sipped his coffee, thoughtful. "I'm a mainlander myself. Christchurch. My parents are still down there, don't want to leave. They reckon they've spent their whole life there, and it's going to take more than a few earthquakes to make that change." He shrugged. "They're one of the lucky ones. Their house is still relatively intact."
"Have you been to see them recently?" Jason hoped Sean had. Closure was important. He'd seen too many families who'd missed out on that. They couldn't be there at the end, but at least having had some contact beforehand had helped.
"Yeah. I went down as soon as I could after the first big one and spent some time." Sean wrapped his fingers around his cup, long fingers, slender. "I offered to move back, but they wouldn't have anything of it. My life is here now, has been for a few years. I've got my music, and I work in the cafe part time. Never going to be rich, but it works for me."
"You're a musician?" A familiar not-quite tune whispered to him. He ignored it.
"Yeah, although more of a songwriter than a performer." Sean shrugged. "I doubt you've heard of me, although a couple of local bands are willing to play my stuff. I play keyboards for them on the occasional gig, too, when the usual guy is off sick or whatever." He glanced toward his pile of papers, his mouth twisting into a half grimace, half-shy smile. "I'm working on a new one but having trouble getting it quite right. That happens sometimes, then when it's the right time, it all falls into place. It drives me crazy until it does, though. I swear I eat, drink, and sleep the thing."
"I'd love to hear what you've got so far." Jason could have kicked himself for not taking the time to listen to the sound files attached to Sean's dossier. However, it was Sean's role at the cafe that was the focus of the assignment, not his music.
"That settles it." Sean grinned. "I knew you were crazy with all your talk of hotness. Now you want to hear music composed by a guy you've only just met." He schooled his face into a solemn expression. "I think that's about the fourth sign of madness isn't it? After all, for all you know my music could be really bad. How do you know you won't lose your hearing and good taste for the rest of eternity?"
"And here I was thinking the fourth sign was being a true believer of the sanctity and healing properties of coffee," Jason deadpanned.
The duty of an agent at the Tempest Institute is to observe happenings at different points in time and the last thing an agent is supposed to do is interact with a subject or to change history. As soon as Jason sees a picture of Sean in a case file, he knows this case will be like none other. Sean works in a small coffee shop and spends his time composing music. Both Jason and Sean are lovely people and I really enjoyed watching them fall in love. I really enjoyed this story very much. It is only 49 pages on my reader and yet it still packs an emotional punch. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys a date with destiny and a wonderful HEA.
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Scents are a product that I firmly believe in. I will put Berkley's PowerBait on my crankbaits, hair jigs, fuzzy grub tails and a little on the line in front of the lure with my fingers. It works especially well on FireLine. You can actually still smell the scent on the FireLine hours after you have applied.
A livebait leech, minnow, or nightcrawler suspended below a float (bobber) is one of the most efficient ways to target walleyes that are gathered in relatively confined areas. Shallow, windswept rock reefs are one common gathering area for walleyes during late spring and throughout summer.
The Bass are always biting somewhere in a lake. The key to catching them consistently is versatility with different lures and techniques. You can catch bass any day of the year on some Berkley lure.
Black marlin hunt on the edge of the reef and feed on the abundany schools of both skipjack and yellowfin tuna. Boats catch live tunas each morning on the edge of the reef and transfer live tuna to 'tuna tubes' - a type of live bait tank that keeps the tunas alive until they are deployed and slow trolled along the drop-off.
Docks and boat houses are important cover for bass, particularly when shoreline development has depleted natural cover. High-percentage spots depend on water depth and cover options. To tempt bites, flip or pitch jigs or softbaits like tubes, soft stickbaits, worms, or craws by pilings and into boat stalls.
Walking baits, poppers, propeller baits and minnowbaits twitched on top shine on rivers during the summer months. Much of the habitat is shallow and snaggy, and topwaters keep you fishing without hang-ups. Topwaters have magic appeal for river smallmouths in warm water, too. Work them, then pause and let the current carry them over another likely spot.
Within a specific range of sizes and actions, plastic worms are the most versatile and most effective tools to use for smallmouths in lakes. The right worm is 4 to 5 inches long and relatively thin.
Reservoir smallmouths often congregate close to shore along riprap and rocky breaks into deeper water during early spring. The rocky shallows warm early, drawing bait.
One of the best methods to locate marlin early in the season is by trolling a set of marlin lures. Most boats troll at 6.5 to 8 knots and stagger trolling lures along the 'clean' lanes or alleys which form behind a boat at trolling speed. Placing your trolling lure in these lanes is critical.
Smallmouths often suspend over relatively deep water in reservoirs and natural lakes in summer, when baitfish populations peak. In reservoirs, they tend to follow shad or shiners. A 4- to 5-inch grub worked horizontally on a jig head can work wonders.


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Species Name: Astraea americanum
Authority: Gmelin, 1791
Common Name: American Turbo
Range: Western Atlantic Ocean: North Carolina to the Caribbean
Natural Environment: Inhabits grass beds, mid-intertidal zones and rocks on upper reef areas
General Husbandry: Has a temperature range of 68 to 79°F (20 - 26°C). This is a smaller than the turban species and they are excellent algae grazers, especially brown diatom algae. Because of their small size, about 1 inch (2.5 cm), they are less apt to knock things over. Yet, more is needed, with one per three gallons my recommendation. Much more hardy then the turban/turbo species. Similar in appearance to other Astraea species.