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AKC Labrador puppies
AKC lab puppies--chocolate/fox red/black/yellow--males/females--UTD on vaccinations/wormings/flea prevention--dewclaws removed--parents on site--choc/fox red males are $600/choc/fox red females are $650/yellow females $450/black male is $400 Puppies will be 8 weeks old and ready to go on Dec 12 A deposit will hold your puppy---puppies can be held until Christmas if needed. They will look like the english style of labs. Come by and pick yours out!! They are completely adorable! Call Karen @ 704-450-6990
blue pit puppy
male,7 months old,dewormed several times,had five sets of 7 way shots,is outdoors but would love to be inside,will need house training,he is very very very active,would be great as a running partner or with an active owner,likes to jump up so needs work on that,not neutered,not registered,mom was a bully,dad was razorsedge,$120.00 cash only
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CKC Male Blue Chihuahua
He is blue with tan and white markings. He will be up to date on shots and worming and have papers and puppy pack upon pick up. His DOB is November 4, 2013. If interested please call 336-953-1928 no emails. This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
CKC Female Fawn Chihuahua
She is Fawn with white markings. She will be up to date on shots and worming and have papers and puppy pack upon pick up. Her DOB is November 12, 2013. Please call 336-953-3924 if your interested. This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
3yr old Female Teacup Yorkie - not spayed
We need to find a new home for our 3yr old yorkie named Jipsy. She is a full blooded yorkie. She has AKC papers. We received the papers when we purchased her as a puppy with her liter number on them but we never sent them to the AKC. You can still do so if that matters to you. She is a living loyal lap dog who enjoys the company of other dogs... big or small. She lives children as well. She is full of energy. Never been sick a day in her life. She weighs 5 pounds. Her birthday is 9-25-10. I would ...
Adorable CKC Mini Schnauzer just in time for Christmas! 4 boys and 2 girls that would make a great present under the tree. Born 10/1/13, up to date on shots and worming, doing great with wee-wee pad training, good with other dogs, and children. Very sweet, playful, loving, small and cute, will be freshly groomed upon arrival. Please call or text - (336)-302-5839!
AKC Corgi puppies
6 corgi puppies born today. 5 males and 1female. $700 for the males and $800 for the female. $100 deposit due when you pick out your puppy. Puppies will have tales docked and dew claws removed. 1st shots given by my vet at 6weeks, and ready to go at 8weeks old.
Christmas Chihuahuas $100
Adorable Chihuahua puppies! Will be ready the week of Christmas! Email, or text me with questions! They make wonderful gifts & life companions!! I have 2 separate litters, different colors! Please refer to letter & # when asking me questions so I will know which precious pup you are referring to!
AKC Lab puppy! Yellow male- excellent quality and VERY Social*
This is a very happy go lucky social puppy! Quality bred too! We imported his sire (dad) from Europe. Would make a wonderful pet or hunting companion. Has a lot of potential. $500. cash. Please call if interested (704)574-0154. This is a Hummer puppy. Thanks! Proudly bred by a AKC Breeder of Merit
AKC Lab puppy! Quality and bred by a AKC Breeder of Merit* Shots too
This is a quality bred AKC registered Lab puppy! Almost white (yellow) coat color. Up to date on puppy booster shots and dewormings, dew claws are removed. Outstanding pedigree. $600. cash. Please call if interested (704)574-0154 Proudly Bred by a AKC Breeder of Merit Breeding AKC Champions, Great Pets and Working Dogs since 1992.
Miniature Schnauzers!!
We have two little boys to choose from one black and silver and one salt and pepper. They both have great dispositions and love to play. They would be great Christmas presents that will be around for years of love and loyalty. Mom and Dad are both on site and are our pets. If you are interested in one of these little boys or have any questions please call or email Mark at 704-212-8123. They will be ready for their new homes December 22, 2013.
Outstanding Chinese Sharpei
Raised with love . These babes are just too outstanding.. Eyes will be tacked if needed, shots, wormed and Registered. We only place our babes in great loving forever homes..If you are a candidate, you can email with any questions.. They will be ready around Christmas.. Thank you!
Belgian Mallinois Puppies
I have two pups left out of a litter of 7 Belgian Mallinois puppies, one male and one female. 10 weeks old, already received first shots. Very high energy and full of drive. Sire and Dam of litter are working dogs from European lines. Asking $500 per pup. Pictures available. This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
dachshund mix pups
8 wks old,3 females,mom was dachshund mix,dad was unknown,i took the litter in to find homes for them,sweet pups,like kids,$80.00 each cash only
Bishon Frise AKC Puppy
Beautiful Bishon Frise akc female puppy ready to go to a loving home call for more info.336-670-3333.
2 free young dogs, australian/lab mix
These dogs arent but about 6 months old, they are very hyper when let out which doesnt happen very often because of where we live. They like to run and play but we live by a busy road and I am afraid they will get ran over so I have to keep them locked up the majority of the time. My husband is getting ready for a back surgery which means living on disability checks. we have a mortgage and kids which will be fed first and paid first. I dont have the time or energy right now to take care of these ...
***Imported bloodline German Shepherd Puppies***
Now taking deposits. Our German Shepherds are excellent for family pets, working conditions, and personal protection. They are AKC registered and have excellent temperament. Pups will be stared on crate training and will be accustomed to being on a leash and collar. All pups are well socialized and have been raised around children and other Dogs. 8 pups in this litter and only 4 females and 2 males still available. Pups will come with AKC papers, and puppy package. SZ German imported Bloodline on ...
CKC registered female poodle that is 8 weeks old, white with apricot spot in top of head and a red nose. Her mother is 8 lbs red poodle and dad is 6 lb. apricot male. Asking $400. First pic is of mom. Call for more info.
CKC registered males poodles cream with sand on back and ears. The mother is 6 lbs and the dad 5 lbs. Asking $350. The last pic is of the mother. Call for more info.
AKC Rottweiler Puppies
AKC Rottweiler puppies born on Dec 5. We have 5 males and 3 females. Will have first shots, dewormed, dewclaws removed and tails docked. Both parents have great dispostions and can be seen on site. $100 deposit will hold your puppy until he or she is ready for their new home. We had deposits on the last 3 litters before they were 6 weeks old. Please call 336-215-6571, 336-214-9425 or 336-362-2968 for more information.
ukc bully
born 01-07-2012 8 month old Black and White male Razor Edge and Gotti 704-746-7913 Shots and De wormed UTD
CKC Yorkies Puppies
Beautiful yorkies, females & males, First shots & dewormed. Parents on site. Raised in home. CKC registered. $600 CASH Please. 980-521-2818
Petite Labradoodles~Finally Here~4 Boys Left Available
We have 4 beautiful boys left looking for their Furever Families! All boys are Chocolate/Black sable in color, some have white spots and others have tan markings. The Dad is our family pet Zeek of whom is a Miniature Multi-Generational Labradoodle that is a Creme Sable in color and the Mamma is an AKC registered American Cocker Spaniel of which is a White/Black parti colored girl. Again both parents are on site and are our family pets. Puppies have had their dew claws removed, tails docked at 3/4 ...


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The accident earlier this month near New York City killed nine people.
The National Transportation Safety Board said in a letter released Thursday that if the controller at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey had been following procedures he would have warned the pilot of the other traffic in his path.
The controller was talking on the phone to a female friend at the time of the crash.
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A large crowd of people waits to be let inside of Jensen Hall where the Lassen County Board of Supervisors reconvened its Tuesday, Sept. 14 meeting. People were expected to attend the meeting to voice concern over the release of convicted killer, Loren Herzog, in Lassen County.
Sept. 15, 2010 — In an exclusive phone conversation at 8:15 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 14, Assemblyman Dan Logue told Managing Editor Barbara France that after negotiating with Scott Kernan, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation undersecretary, accused serial killer Loren Herzog who is scheduled to be released on parole this month will not be "going to Doyle, Calif."
Logue said there are five important facts the public needs to know about the negotiations that are still ongoing about Herzog's release. One, the state of California can't keep him in prison.
"I tried to keep him there, but Herzog is not considered a sexual predator and the law states that only sexual predators can be held a year longer," said Logue. "I am looking into this further."
In the meantime, Herzog will be housed on state property outside of a Lassen County prison at a site set up for him. As Logue reminded the public, this is a temporary housing situation, because at some point Herzog will be allowed as a condition of his parole to live where he wants.
Most importantly, Logue said, "The man will be wearing an expensive 24-hour live GPS ankle bracelet. I want to emphasis live. We will know where he is at all times."
The assemblyman, along with Assemblyman Ted Gaines (R-Roseville), who is seeking the District 1 Senate seat left vacant when Senator Dave Cox died this summer, are working to have Herzog be moved out of state to places such as Arizona or Texas, "anywhere but the state of California, but this will have to be approved by the courts," said Logue.
Because Herzog will not be released in his last county of residence, the state of California is responsible to provide for his living expenses and any other bills associated with his new life outside of the prison system, Logue said.
Spokesperson for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Luis Patino said Herzog's conditions of parole not only included the GPS monitoring device but also curfew restrictions and a no contact list. Patino said he could not comment on who would be on the no contact list but normally that would be victim's families. He would not say if it also included Herzog's family.
Herzog along with his boyhood friend Wesley Shermantine, who is on California's death row, were dubbed the "Speed Freak Killers" after a methamphetamine-fueled murder spree lasting 15 years. Herzog had three convictions overturned by an appeals court because of a bungled interrogation resulting in a reduced sentence. Only one conviction held, that of the murder of Cyndi Vanderheiden in 1998. Her body has never been found.
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THE EATBEAT: Snowmobilers make tracks to TRF's Black Cat Sports Bar and Grill
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Iraqi security forces and civilians inspect the wreckage of a car in Baghdad Wednesday. Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
BAGHDAD—A coordinated wave of bombings tore through Shiite Muslim areas in and around the Iraqi capital early Wednesday, part of a wave of bloodshed that killed at least 65 people and wounded many more, officials said. The blasts, which came in quick succession, mainly targeted residents out shopping and on their way to work.
In addition to the bombings, the death toll included seven Shiite family members killed when gunmen raided their home and shot them as they slept.
The attacks are the latest in a relentless wave of killing that has left thousands dead since April, marking the country's worst spate of bloodshed since 2008. They raise fears that Iraq is hurtling back toward the brink of a civil war fueled by ethnic and sectarian differences.
Insurgents deployed explosives-laden cars, suicide bombers and other bombs Wednesday and targeted parking lots, outdoor markets and restaurants in predominantly Shiite neighborhoods of Baghdad, according to officials. A military convoy was also hit south of the capital.
The northern neighborhood of Kazimiyah, home to a prominent, gold-domed Shiite shrine, was the worst hit. Two bombs went off in a parking lot in the neighborhood, followed by a suicide car bomber who struck onlookers who had gathered at the scene. Police said a total of 10 people were killed and 27 wounded in that attack.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the day's attacks, but they bore the hallmarks of the Iraqi branch of al Qaeda. It frequently targets Shiites, whom it considers heretics, and employs coordinated bombings in an attempt to incite sectarian strife.
The Shiite family shot dead at home were found in the largely Sunni town of Latifiyah, about 20 miles south of Baghdad. Three children, ages eight to 12, were killed along with their parents and two uncles in that attack, according to police.
Authorities said they had previously fled the town after being threatened, and returned only three weeks ago.
Many of the blasts targeted morning shoppers. A parked car bomb detonated in a commercial area in the northern Shaab neighborhood, killing nine and wounding 15.
More parked car bombs went off in outdoor markets in the sprawling slum of Sadr City, where five were killed and 20 were wounded. Similar attacks hit the northeastern neighborhood of Shula, killing three and wounding nine; the southeastern Jisr Diyala in an outdoor market, killing eight and wounding 22; and the eastern New Baghdad area, killing three and wounding 12.
Blasts also hit the neighborhoods of Bayaa, Jamila, Hurriyah and Saydiyah, claiming a total of 12 lives.
In Mahmoudiyah, about 20 miles south of Baghdad, a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a restaurant, killing four and wounding 13.
And in Madain, about 15 miles southeast of Baghdad, a roadside bomb struck a passing military patrol, killing four soldiers and wounding six others.
Medical officials confirmed the casualty figures, which included more than 180 wounded. All officials spoke on condition of anonymity as they weren't authorized to release information.
The violence follows months of protests by Iraq's Sunni minority against the Shiite-led government that began late last year. Attacks have been on the rise since a deadly crackdown by security forces on a Sunni protest in April, while the increasingly sectarian nature of the civil war in neighboring Syria is inflaming Iraq's own long-festering differences between Sunnis and Shiites.
In response, clerics and other influential Shiite and Sunni leaders have called for restraint, and security forces have tried to ratchet up counterinsurgency operations.
More than 500 people have been killed so far in August, according to an Associated Press count.


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When I was 9 I was taken into foster care but whenn I was 11 I was adopted with a 9 year old called Colby. I want to share with you my first day there. Nicola Lukes was going to be my new mom. She was 26 and was very pretty. I was so nervous. Only the careworkers knew my secret.....That i couldn't use the toilet for number2s and would at least poop myself once or more in a day. When i got there at around evening time me and Colby were left with Nicola. I was so nervous I pooped myself with a massive load. I saw Nicola say it was ok and I looked down to see the floor wet. This wasnt me Colbhy had weeed himself Nicola went upstairs and came down with a towel and a bag. She told us to sit on the towel. "Ok I know u both have a problem making it to the toilet and thats why u to were recommended to me as a specialize in older children who r not potty-trained. You to will be in diapers so you can start again from the beginning. You will not use the toilet and you will ask me to use potty and I will sit with you until u have gone. If u have gone in the diaper when u could have eaisly made it to potty you will get 1 spank for each year of your age. You will wear the diapers to school but I am not going to completly baby u but u r not aload to remove diapers. Right lets start with Colby'. She lay Colby down on a mat and removed his soggy pants and shorts. She grbbed a goodnights diaper and after powdering him she fitted the diaper securly on. She dressed him in his pjs and the poor kid was knakered so she gently lifted him up and carried him up to his bed room. I waited and she came back down. 'okay lets get you sorted Hunter' She carefully removed my soiled underpants and wiped my clean she placed on the diaper and helped me get changed into pjs. I stood up and she smilied. I hugged her so hard. Unless you have beeen in fostercare you dont know how emotional it is to finally have someone who loves you. ' Come on hardman lets get you tucked up in bed. We walked upstairs and I fell asleep finally feelinf safe in my new diaper and my new home!Hope you liked my 1st story please comment !


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I. Introduction
This short extract gives you a taste of the personal "Child's Horoscope" by Liz Greene. The small samples taken from various chapters convey an impression of the complete horoscope (18-25 pages) which can be
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Most parents long to provide their children with the best they can offer on every level. But what is "the best"? The birth horoscope of a child is a map of patterns and potentials which exist in that child from the moment of birth. Encouragement of
these potentials in childhood can help a child to develop greater confidence and hope for a future which is more authentically his or her own, so that greater happiness and fulfillment are possible later in life.
II. Your Child's Psychological Type
In this concise chapter Liz Greene describes the child's general temperament and his characteristic approach to life.
The rich array of individual abilities and potentials portrayed in Václav's birth horoscope is set against the background of an inherent temperament bias which may be partly hereditary but is also the reflection of a mysterious essence which belongs
to him alone. This mysterious "something" is already at work within Václav, helping him to develop his personality along the lines which are healthiest and most natural to him.
Václav is a child with an essentially earthy and solid nature, and from a very early age he will probably exhibit a lively, sensuous and well-adapted relationship with the physical world. Yet he also possesses a powerful imagination, and there is
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III. The Characters in the Story
This is one of the most comprehensive chapters of the "Child's Horoscope". This short version touches only on a few of the central characters in your child's personality. The complete report provides a detailed description on 7-9 pages.
The tension between the main characters in Václav's inner story is the source of energy which provides the impetus for growth, movement and the formation of a healthy individuality.
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also likely to be popular among teachers and family friends, because he is inclined to treat everyone kindly and courteously and only becomes difficult if others are hurtful or aggressive toward him. Václav is therefore likely to have many friends
throughout childhood, [...]
[..] In early childhood this may be reflected by a close attentiveness to every parental mood and expression, as though he were an
actor learning his cues. As he grows older, he may constantly ask parents, siblings and friends what they think should he wear this pair of shoes, [...]
Hidden traits
[..] This secret side of his personality
may show itself in abrupt outbursts of anger, or in cycles of apparently aggressive or anti-social behaviour which seem very alien to his usual manner. He may not find it easy to talk about such outbursts afterward, and may even attempt [...]
IV. Emotional Needs and Patterns in Relationships
This chapter contains valuable information on the child's basic needs and the relationship with his parents. The complete horoscope covers this chapter on 5-6 pages.
Every child has particular ways in which he or she experiences and seeks emotional contact with others, and this may not always accord with other, more dominant personality traits.
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1:04pm Thursday 15th August 2013 in Wiltshire By Wiltshire Times reporters
Pupils from schools around Wiltshire celebrated their A-level results today, with Wiltshire Council confirming that more A-level students in the county are achieving the top grades of A* to B.
Hundreds of teenagers across the county were nervously checking to see if they had achieved the grades they needed to get into further education, with many celebrating following months of hard work.
Laura Mayes, cabinet member for children services, said: "I would like to offer my congratulations to all the students who have achieved their results today and to the teaching staff who have supported them.
"The young people have worked extremely hard throughout their studies to gain these results.
"I would wish to add my very best wishes for their future, whether they go onto further or higher education, employment or on a gap year."
There was a buzz among students at St Augustine's School in Trowbridge Thursday morning with many arriving at 8am to collect their results.
Alistair Fisher, from Devizes, was relieved to hear he had secured a place at Cambridge University to study computer science in October, after achieving two A*s, in maths and chemistry, and an A in physics and further maths.
He said: "I was really nervous and got up at 7.30am but I am really pleased. It was close - I got in by four marks."
Jamie Chappell, from Beanacre, will go on to study physics at Imperial College in London, after gaining three A*s, in maths, further maths and physics, and an A in physics and further maths.
Headteacher Joe Alsop said: "This was another excellent year of Advanced level results with 83% of grades attained at A*to C and 51% of grades attained at A*-B. 94% achieved three or more A levels."
At St Laurence School in Bradford on Avon, students gathered to see what results awaited them.
Luke Coles, from Bradford on Avon, was ecstatic to hear that he surpassed his requirements to study German and French at Southampton University.
He needed two As and a B, but came away with three As in French, German and maths.
He said: "I thought I would get away with two As and a B at a push but I got three As which means I get to study an integrated masters at Southampton University in French and German. I'm so happy."
Jacob Harper, from Limpley Stoke, gained an A in biology, A in maths and B in chemistry and is planning on working and travelling for his gap year before heading off to university next year.
He said: "I am really pleased with my results. The one thing I was planning to do was marine biology at Southampton University after my gap year."
Headteacher at St Laurence Fergus Stewart said: "We are very proud of the A level results gained by our students.
"Congratulations to them all. They have made a wonderful contribution to the school and have maintained the high standards associated with St Laurence."
Meanwhile, at John of Gaunt School in Trowbridge, pupil Fraser Todd, 18, was delighted to achieve A* grades in maths, biology and chemistry. He will be studying to become a doctor at Brighton and Sussex Medical School.
Fraser said: "I'm absolutely over the moon and I can't quite believe it. I couldn't have done this without the support of the school who have really helped me along the way so much."
Clarendon Academy pupil, Sam Lee, 18, got a B in maths, B in physics and D in chemistry and will be studying physics at Swansea University. He said: "I'm feeling good and looking forward to the next part of my studies."
Mariam Hegray, 18, got an A* in English, B in History and a B in psychology and wants to become a solicitor after studying a law degree at Cardiff University.
She said: "I'm delighted and it is a great reward for two years of hard work. I'm very much looking forward to starting my new studies."
Mark Stenton, Clarendon Academy headteacher, said: "We know that the Class of 2013 will grace the country's universities with outstanding students who have great futures ahead of them. Well done to all students and teachers."
At Melksham Oak, headteacher Stephen Clark was in a celebratory mood, after the school managed to better their results from last year, securing a 100 per cent pass rate.
Mr Clark said: "That performance is all due to hard working students, supportive parents, and committed teachers. Every year it's wonderful to see the students so happy with what they have achieved."
Matt Williams, 18, from Melksham Oak, said: "I'm pleasantly surprised to get into uni, I'll be going to Bournemouth to study acting.
"I needed to get BCC, and got a BCD, but I had an email this morning saying I had got it, which was great. It'd really good to see everyone here together."
Students at Kingdown School were also in a jubilant mood, as the school celebrated its best results with a pass rate of 99.6 per cent.
One of the star pupils was Jennifer Irons, who achieved three A*s in Biology, Chemistry and Maths and will now go on to study Natural Sciences at Cambridge.
Jennifer said: "I was really happy and relieved when I found out I got in and I'm really excited about going on to Cambridge. It's all still a bit surreal."
Headteacher Sara Edwards said: "These students are an exceptional group of young people who have significantly contributed to the life of our school.
"We are very proud of their achievements and wish them every happiness and success in their future lives."
There was also excitement in the air at Matravers School, where Cameron Burnell-Gray achieved three C grades in geology, maths and geography, and a B for his extended project.
He is going on to study civil engineering at Portsmouth University. He said: "I am really looking forward to going into university and I am over the moon with how well I've done."
Sam McNeil was in good spirits, after achieving an A* in biology and A grades in chemistry and geology. He will now study zoology at Exeter.
He said: "It's been a lot of hard work but now I'm really looking forward to going to university and its great I've managed to achieve the right results."
Results rose again at Warminster School in comparison with last year's outcomes, as evidenced by an overall pass rate of 98 per cent.
Headteacher Martin Priestley said: "These are really pleasing results and I am thrilled that so many of our students have achieved the highly demanding offers they required for the university courses on which they had set their sights."
There were some more excellent results at Corsham School, where Marianna Hunt got an A* and three As to get a place at Oxford to read French and Zac Du Toit got four A*s and an A. He is now going to study medicine at Bristol.
Alan Bolter, head of sixth form at the school, said: "I've been looking through the results early this morning, and we've had a hundred per cent pass rate, which is the best we have ever had.
"I am absolutely delighted; they were a fantastic year group, and they all deserve their success."
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text: A modern classic. With its single downtube drop loop frame, long boxy gas tank, and wide sweeping handlebars, Ricks Retro Factory Racer is reminiscent of H-D's early V-twins. A modern classic. With its single downtube drop loop frame, long boxy gas tank, and wide s Some words just don't belong together in the same sentence. Mismatched pairings that come to mind include: military intelligence, happily married, tax cut, and to borrow from bike builder lexicon, universal fit. Be honest, how many of those one-size-fits-all parts have you used that actually fit on your bike without you having to do a little whittling at best, a bunch of welding and grinding at worst? The quest to offer universal-fit parts for its new Retro Factory Racer kit prompted U.S. Choppers (USC) to build the bike you see here. The plan was to check that all proprietary parts fit as intended. As a rule USC's primary product line consists of bike kits that resemble old Harleys using late-model Harley drivetrain components to get the finished bike on the road. That means tailoring USC's new old-looking components to work with various new (read: Harley-Davidson) parts that might be added on during a custom build. "The typical client wants to know that he, or his chosen shop that will build the bike, will experience few complications to complete the build," USC's Rick Krost pointed out. "They don't want surprises, especially if it means more time and money to complete the bike." So USC decided to construct a complete bike as the Retro Factory Racer kit components were developed in the shop. As each new kit part was completed, it was put on the bike, joining various OE replacement parts that originated in the Harley-Davidson catalog. Think in terms of a married couple solving their problems on a day-to-day basis, or witnessing Congress actually mapping out an equitable tax-and-spend policy to create a balanced budget. Copper oil lines and the clothe-wrapped electrical add to the vintage look of the bike. Unlike most spinger frontends with the rockers setting behind the axle, the rockers on the USC springer are in front of the axle. Unlike most spinger frontends with the rockers setting behind the axle, the rockers on the But Rick was quick to explain that while he followed USC's standard operating procedure of shoehorning a new Evolution crate motor into the proprietary rigid frame, he broke tradition to use a new Baker five-speed transmission in place of the standard Harley tranny normally found on the shop's customer bikes. "I couldn't resist the pure beauty and function of the Baker five-speed for this build," he reasoned, adding that the Baker box not only lends to the bike's retro appearance, but it shifts smoothly through all the gears, too. You might say that, in this case, function and form shared equal billing. Because the Factory Racer chassis features USC's new (and oh-so-old-looking) reverse-trail frontend, gas tank, and oil bag, many of the other components consisted of proprietary products, too. "This makes the bike a 'custom' in the truest sense of the word," explained Rick. "We started with a proprietary frame and worked outward, developing components along the way." And so each part was hand-built as required while the bike took shape. Perhaps most notable among those peripheral custom components are the footboards and foot controls. "To keep with the theme-and to utilize OEM parts in the process-we elected to use OEM footboards from the '30s with OEM Shovelhead shifting and braking plates and levers behind them. Everything bolts right up," Rick said. But within a few weeks of starting the project, Rick encountered a minor problem, a potential (USC) customer caught wind of the bike and offered to buy it. Since the bike's original mission was to serve as a prototype for a new line of USC parts, Rick agreed to sell it on the condition that he retained full control on all that went into the bike itself. That meant selection of parts and color of paint. "He agreed, so we went ahead with the project. I assured him that I would build it as if it was my own-after all, this represents my product line and business," stated Rick. That minor matter handled, Rick continued his search for the right color. "I wanted olive green. I knew it would work with this bike-I've dabbled in vintage iron for more than 20 years now, and this was the color it had to be," said Rick. Two weeks later, after scouring paint codes and color charts, he found the right shade of olive green. "I shot the rims and ran them to Buchanan's to lace the Performance Machine billet hubs to the Performance Machine spun-aluminum rims." The period-perfect paint color was incomplete, however, without the right graphics. Krost consulted his pinstriper for options and he was told that small graphics seldom worked well with gold-leaf paint. So Krost sacrificed a set of NOS transfers-vintage 1916, to be exact-from his personal stash to serve as templates for a supply of replica decals. "After blocking the base coat, I airbrushed the red stripes on and applied the new Harley transfers, then applied three coats of clear before handing the tanks over to Ken the pinstriper," Rick said, adding that he now has a big supply of replica decals! Rick encountered one final hurdle in the build. It turns out that the customer had a bad back, and a low-slung boardtrack-style handlebar would cause him problems. Could Rick mount tiller bars instead? As you can see, Rick put a spin on the handlebar selection, and the end result is a bike that looks like it rolled right off the original Milwaukee assembly line, with one major difference-this bike is powered by a modern Evo engine. The result is a new-old bike, if you will. Now if Congress would only give us a tax cut, many of us could be happily married. 1 | 2 | » | View Full Article By Dain Gingerelli Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!


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MVP (Most Valuable Player):
Gordon Hayward had a breakout game, going for 23 points on 8-12 shooting to go along with 5 assists in 35 minutes. He also continued his trend of picking up the toughest defensive assignment, doing a great job on Rudy Gay for most of the night.
Defining Moment:
After struggling with slow starts, the Jazz first team finally got out to a strong start with plenty of energy from the starters. It was encouraging to see a little extra step, especially considering it was the first night of their first back-to-back-to-back on the road. The halftime lead was the first for the Jazz this season on the road.
X factor:
After visiting the National Civil Rights Museum the day before, the Jazz played with new purpose and energy.
That was not easy on the eyes.
The Memphis Tams went defunct for reasons that probably included poor jersey design. The throwback jerseys and Tam O'Shanter hats in the crowd made for a fun atmosphere but haven't been good luck for the Grizz. (See the picture at the bottom of this post for more Tam O'Shanter goodness. I also love the cardigans that teams are wearing on retro nights.)
Gordon Hayward, SG
35 MIN | 8-12 FG | 5-5 FT | 1 REB | 5 AST | 23 PTS | +9 Hayward took a nasty fall after a fast break dunk but somehow shook it off played his best overall game of the season. He's at his best when he isn't thinking and just plays. When he puts it all together it's easy to start seeing glimpses of his muse Manu Ginobili. On this night Hayward was truly The Butler, too, setting up his teammates with 5 assists. |
Paul Millsap, PF
35 MIN | 7-11 FG | 2-3 FT | 8 REB | 4 AST | 16 PTS | +12 Another quietly brilliant game from Millsap. |
Al Jefferson, C
34 MIN | 10-17 FG | 1-1 FT | 15 REB | 4 AST | 21 PTS | +8 A season high in rebounds, some excellent passing, and getting buckets in signature fashion all made for a great night from Jefferson. |
Raja Bell, SG
26 MIN | 4-9 FG | 0-1 FT | 1 REB | 1 AST | 10 PTS | +6 Bell seemed to hit shots at pivotal moments |
Devin Harris, PG
28 MIN | 4-7 FG | 0-0 FT | 0 REB | 3 AST | 9 PTS | +5 Brought nice energy to start the game but faded in the second half. Still, I liked the effort enough in the beginning I'm giving out an A+, just because I enjoyed the win that much. |
Derrick Favors, FC
16 MIN | 3-6 FG | 0-0 FT | 4 REB | 1 AST | 6 PTS | +1 It was a rough night for Favors. Other than a nice connection with Al Jefferson for a dunk and a strong finish on a baseline move, there were too many moments where Favors looked completely lost on the low block. He has a lot of potential, but before people get carried away with All-Star talk, he needs to have a few games where he's al least the best Jazz player on the floor. This wasn't one. |
Enes Kanter, F
12 MIN | 2-5 FG | 0-1 FT | 5 REB | 0 AST | 4 PTS | -1 At this point in his young career, Kanter is a rebounding specialist. As soon as he learns to beast around the rim and finish with any kind of authority, his game will improve dramatically. There were too many moments when his soft attempts at lay-ups were either blocked, contested, or simply missed. Dunk that ball, young man! |
Earl Watson, PG
20 MIN | 0-3 FG | 0-0 FT | 1 REB | 5 AST | 0 PTS | +5 I'm giving Watson the benefit of the doubt because he's still playing through injuries and probably shouldn't even be dressing to play yet. |
C.J. Miles, SF
15 MIN | 3-6 FG | 0-0 FT | 2 REB | 3 AST | 6 PTS | +4 This game was a microcosm of CJ's career. Just when you think he's washed up, he surprises with a solid fourth quarter performance. |
Josh Howard, SF
15 MIN | 1-6 FG | 0-0 FT | 1 REB | 0 AST | 2 PTS | 0 The disturbing descent into #LOLHoward territory isn't a trend any of us want to see continue. |
Alec Burks, G
5 MIN | 0-1 FG | 1-2 FT | 1 REB | 0 AST | 1 PTS | +1 Finally, after four consecutive DNPs, Burks made a quick guest appearance. Understandably, he looked rusty. Here's hoping Coach Corbin can find ways for Burks and Jeremy Evans to get into the games, if even for a brief stint. |


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Employees at Ostrander's Flowers and Greenhouse are keeping busy preparing for a rush of customers looking to replace the trees destroyed in these recent storms. The owner says the prices range from $30-$130 depending on the type of tree you are looking for. Experts suggest investing in a larger tree like maple, oak or sycamore trees because these will produce faster than smaller trees do.
"If they're just damaged, get an arborist out to try and trim up and salvage the tree if it's salvageable," Employee Donald Harness said. "If not, they'll have to replace them, and if it's a large tree, it might have to be moved because of the stump size that's left in the ground."
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The Neuros OSD Connects Your TV to the Internet
After upgrading, you'll see a "Thank You" screen that invites you to set up the OSD through a few interactive screens. The first one is for LAN configuration. Just as during a standard Linux installation, both static and DHCP configurations are possible. I tried them both without any problems. After configuring network and Wi-Fi, which you can skip altogether, you can configure the IR blaster.
Once everything was up and running, I finally started using the OSD. I've played MP3 files, recorded and played TV shows and YouTube clips and browsed digital pictures. After testing, I can say that the OSD works as advertised. Some parts of the user interface could be more efficient, but all in all, it is simple to use. A French language pack is already available, and Italian, Spanish, German, Dutch and Portuguese should follow soon.
The menu system is similar to standard living-room DVD players, with a sliding bar on the bottom that tells you how much free space there is on the internal memory or the external devices (memory cards or USB drives) you are using. You also can customize the graphic theme and screensaver.
There are three video recording modes. The first is called Quickstart, defined in the OSD manual as "take a leap of faith and simply press Record". The second is Standard mode, where you can change parameters, and finally, there's Advanced mode, which provides more flexibility and control but requires a bit more competence for proper use. Image and audio quality of TV recordings were almost indistinguishable from the originals, even with the default settings.
The remote has standard, VCR-like keys to control video playback. Video recorded with the OSD takes about one hour per gigabyte at the highest quality. The maximum duration of a recording depends on the maximum file size supported by the host filesystem.
The YouTube browser is simple but effective. All the essential functions are grouped in Videos, Search, Favorites and Settings submenus. The Videos menu has buttons for listing all new clips or just the most-viewed ones for the time period you choose (day, week, month or year). Once you find the video you want, the OSD plays it full-screen. YouTube quality on standard TVs isn't great, but that's not the OSD's fault, and there are no glitches during playback if your Internet connection is fast enough.
The OSD photo viewer has full-screen, thumbnail and slideshow modes. In slideshow mode, you can configure the duration of each slide. The audio player has a playlist-creation functionality.
In my tests, all types of files (video, audio and pictures) were played with the same quality, without degradation or other problems, no matter whether they were on a memory card, USB drive or computer on the local network.
The OSD is a nice and small box with serial port, Ethernet port, Linux inside and very little power consumption. Besides a graphical interface built on the Qtopia toolkit, it has a LUA interpreter, a Telnet server and BusyBox. If this doesn't make a hacker want to mess with the OSD, nothing will. As a matter of fact, there already is a community customizing and extending the OSD in various ways or using it as a mini-server. To get inside the OSD, simply type telnet and the IP address, then log in as root with the default password, pablod. This drops you into a standard shell, within the limits of BusyBox.
In order to browse my PC partition from the TV, using the OSD remote, I simply typed:
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Note that, besides Telnet, you also can open an OSD console on your TV from the Advanced applications menu. The on-screen keyboard is much slower to use, but all the keys are there.
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text: Home Culture Some White People Will Never 'Get It' The limit on how deeply we "feel" each other is why so many conversations about race fail. But so what? By: John McWhorter Posted: Aug. 24 2011 12:38 AM 0 Scenes from Imitation of Life, 1959; The Help, 2011 I found one response to a piece on The Help that I wrote last week quite interesting. It was from a white man, a film-critic sort, somewhere past 50, who was annoyed at my asking why people are dismissing The Help as if it were a remake of Imitation of Life. Get this: What bothers him is that he thinks I'm dissing the film. And this puts me in mind of the eternity of racism, of all things -- and how it applies to the president. My point was intended to apply to either of the 1934 and 1959 Imitation of Life films. In both, a black woman raises a very light-skinned daughter while living in a white businesswoman's house. Her daughter, rejecting that her being black will bar her from the glamorous life that the white woman's daughter is enjoying, decides to "pass" for white, abandoning her mother to heartbreak and death. Mr. Film Critic actually thinks that the 1959 one, in particular, is racially enlightened! He genuinely doesn't perceive that if the film were remade today, the black daughter's rejection of her race and black culture -- i.e. contemptuously rejecting the idea of marrying the black men available to her because of their working-class occupations -- would play as nauseating to modern black viewers. Instead, my critic thinks that the film's depiction of racism as unfair gives it, alone, the stamp of approval as a black-positive movie. That is, despite having grown up in post-civil rights America and not remotely being a bigot, he cannot be said to "get it." That there has been a seismic shift since 1959 in how black Americans feel about integration, black pride, classism and more has gone past him. He is not black and doesn't happen to be one of the nonblack people with a personal interest in black matters. Here's the kicker: This guy is typical. As many of us know, quite a few white people do not "get it." Maybe most of them don't. It's why we think of race as a "complex" topic, of the sort where blacks are to speak and whites are largely to listen. This is what people really mean by America's needing to have a conversation about race, for example. And I, for one, see no reason to think that many nonblack people ever will get it. For example, who can truly imagine a national conversation on race that would be considered a success? The sad fact is that beyond a certain point, there is a limit to how deeply we can "feel" each other, and that includes nonblack people and "the black thing." So I assume there will be whites who think that Imitation of Life is tellin' it like it is. I am unsurprised when a white man suggests that Condoleezza Rice, speaking at an event I attend, might be a good match for me, as if any educated black man and woman constitute a potential couple. He didn't "get it," OK -- but the evening remained memorable for me in that I enjoyed my lamb and I did get to shake Rice's hand. And in the same way, I assume that there is a lot of "not getting it" in how Barack Obama is talked and joked about. Or talked at: Rep. Joe Wilson's "You lie!" outburst was, for example, likely colored to an extent by racial bias. But Wilson himself is probably unaware of it and would likely never be able to admit it. Plus, it was hardly a Strom Thurmond moment. Wilson would have been just fine if Herman Cain had been making the speech. Wilson didn't "get" that he would likely not have shouted like that at a white president. But we can't fix him, and life went on. Page 1 of 3 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre


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Miki Griffen didn't think finding a career after spending six years in the Army would be this hard. She's had leads, she said, but no job offers.
Griffen, 26, worked for an Army aviation unit in Germany, assisting her company commander and executive officer, and since December has been looking for work as a human resources specialist or in administration.
During an interview Tuesday during a Hiring Our Heroes event in Omaha organized by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Griffen's voice oozed of frustration.
"It's really hard as a veteran to take your military experience and translate it into civilian terminology, especially with human resources because it's such a competitive field," she said. "It's just really hard."
Griffen, who grew up in the Omaha area and graduated from Millard North High School, is part of a young veteran demographic that's been plagued by joblessness.
Compared with the non-veteran population, far more "Gulf War-era II veterans" — those who were active duty or deployed during the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan or anytime after September 2001 — are without jobs.
In May, when the national unemployment rate was 8.2 percent, the rate for all veterans was 7.8 percent. But for young Gulf War-era II vets, that number was 12.7 percent, up from 12.1 percent a year ago. In total, about 263,000 young veterans were unemployed in May, the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated.
In particular, the job situation for young female veterans has gotten worse. In May 2011, female veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan faced unemployment of 7.3 percent. As of last month, that figure was 12.7 percent, leaving women like Griffen doubting whether they can transition back into the civilian workforce.
"I honestly don't think I can," Griffen said. "For some of us, it's just not going to happen. "I'm about ready to throw in the towel and go back to school, but that's hard because, with two little kids at home, day care costs are really high."
The goal of the Hiring Our Heroes job fair — held at the DC Centre, near 120th Street and West Maple Road — was helping veterans of all ages and their spouses find jobs and careers.
The event is part of a national campaign to get 500,000 veterans and military spouses hired by the end of 2014. An April event in Lincoln drew 350 veterans and more than 100 employers.
Tuesday in Omaha, organizers said, between 300 and 400 veterans visited and roughly 105 companies — including Union Pacific, First National Bank, West Corp., Cox Communications, TD Ameritrade, Omaha Steaks, Pepsi Co. and Valmont Industries — were represented.
Job seekers visited with employers, discussed opportunities and passed out r�sum�s. No on-the-spot interviews were conducted, but John Krehmke, the Nebraska and western Iowa franchise owner for Lubrication Engineers Inc., said he planned to schedule interviews with at least three candidates.
Several applicants were optimistic about their hiring and employment prospects.
Buster Smith, 27, is an Air Force veteran who spent nine months in Kuwait and Iraq during Operation Enduring Freedom in addition to a long stint as a military police officer at Offutt Air Force Base and one year at U.S. Strategic Command near Bellevue. Although Smith, originally from Killeen, Texas, is pursuing a degree in computer science from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, he's ready to find a post-military career.
Tuesday, Smith discussed opportunities with the Nebraska State Patrol, Verizon and software companies where he could use his computer science skills.
"Honestly, I've just got a feeling that this is going to blossom into something," Smith said. "Maybe not for everyone here, but for me personally, I feel like there's going to be an opportunity created today."
For some companies, hiring veterans is good business. According to a report released Monday by the Center for a New American Security, hiring veterans can be good for a company's marketing image and also provide employees who are mission-oriented and good at getting the job done.
But the study, which was based on interviews with 87 individuals from 69 companies, also found that some firms are hesitant to hire veterans because of concerns about translating military skills into a corporate environment, negative stereotypes surrounding post-traumatic stress disorder and other mental conditions, and general skill mismatches, such as veterans without college degrees applying for positions that require them.
"If veterans are applying for positions that are not entry level and that they are not qualified for, they are going to struggle and employers are going to be reluctant to hire them," said one company official surveyed.
Diane Kaye, the human resource manager for Omaha-based beauty products manufacturer Marianna Industries, doesn't have those concerns. She said veterans tend to have the work ethic, dedication and pride in their work that the company looks for.
"I would rather have a veteran, I swear," Kaye said. "I will take them today."
But it wasn't only veterans looking for careers.
Julie Ogg, 29, gave birth last week and on Tuesday jumped into the Nebraska labor market with both feet. The job fair was a starting point for Ogg, she said, and she was encouraged by some of the positions and companies she had talked with.
Previously, Ogg and her husband, who works at StratCom, lived in Colorado Springs, and finding a job there was difficult, she said. So far, her brief job search here has been more encouraging.
"You're not competing with a 30-year colonel for every position," Ogg said. "It's not so daunting."
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[August 16, 2013] Judy Hamrick of Williamsville has been named the August Employee of the Month at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital. Hamrick works as a medical records scanning clerk. She has worked for Memorial Health System since 2000.
"Transferring patient charts into the electronic system for our physicians and medical staff to view is vital to providing great patient care," said Hamrick. "It's a great feeling at the end of each day to know that you are part of caring for patients and meeting the needs of our community."
Hamrick was nominated by co-worker Tracy Curry, who works in radiology.
"Judy frequently takes the time to write notes to co-workers to show appreciation for the little things that ALMH staff do every day," Curry said. "That means a lot. It's people like Judy that play such an important role in making ALMH a great place to work."
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They were more or less the same basic design from 1961 to 1969, but that 'generation' is split into the '61-65 and '66-69 series because in 1966 the car was restyled. It became a bit more 'square rigged' than the earlier models (not that the Connies of this style were ever swoopy-looking or anything ). The 'dirty parts' pretty much remained the same throughout the run, though there were a few tweaks and redesigns here and there as the years wore on.
Lincoln Continental was the only available four-door convertible model produced by an American manufacturer in the 1960's. The 1966 redesign also brought a two-door model, previously in the decade the only two-door Lincoln was the Continental Mark- the standard Continental was only available as a four-door sedan or convertible.
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These old kit reviews are worth their weigh in gold... really!!! Thank you!!!! The thing to remember here is that when you can find one these that are complete they are a trip down memory lane... generally well done (body) and lend themselves to a lot of different build options.... I just recently found a mint Jo-Han 60 Plymouth station wagon... well worth the price...similar Jrasic period components but so cool......... just like your car!!!!
Thanks for doing this review... this was a great kit and I did "mash" at least one very early on in my modeling career..... true confession...
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Here are two pics of the box's long sides (not sure what happened to one of Chuck's pics?):
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Here are two pics of the box's long sides (not sure what happened to one of Chuck's pics?):
Probably just Fotki randomly changing the URLs again.
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One of the '67s I have has that half-roof glued on it..
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Very cool! I want one! lol but would love to even just have the box!


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Maddie is the best friend a fairytale could wish for! The daughter of the Mad Hatter, Madeline Hatter doll shows off her cheery spirit in a brightly colored outfit with stripes and polka dots — and tea-rific accessories that include a teapot purse and headband with teacup. Plus, she comes with a bookmark that tells her hexclusive side of the story!
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The world's most spellbinding stories are getting turned on their crown at Ever After High, a high school for the teenage sons and daughters of famous fairytale legends. The daughter of the Mad Hatter, EVER AFTER HIGH™ MADELINE HATTER™ (friends call her "Maddie") loves hats, tea parties, and her best friends 'til THE END! Now girls can enjoy totally tea-rific adventures with this Madeline Hatter doll, dressed in a bright and stylish outfit with tea-inspired accessories!
EVER AFTER HIGH™ MADELINE HATTER™ doll's upbeat personality is reflected in a brightly colored outfit that mixes purple, blue, and gold with fun polka dots and stripes. Special details make this ensemble irresistible — a blue ribbon sash with an oversized bow at the waist, golden sheen on the bodice, matching polka-dot tights, and sweet blue gloves.
This highly detailed doll accessorizes her outfit with gold-detailed heels, a teapot purse, and a headband with tea-filled teacup. Madly fashionable! Girls can use the included doll hairbrush to style her wavy hair, streaked with multiple colors. She also comes with a doll stand for easy display and a bookmark that tells her story — and encourages girls to write their own!
To start your own chapter, check out all the Rebel and Royal dolls in the Ever After High collection (each sold separately). Girls will flip their crown for this elite boarding school and the spellbinding students, who enjoy sipping hocus lattes in the village of Book End — and updating their MirrorBlogs on their MirrorPads. At Ever After High, these best friends forever after are ready to write their own stories and choose their own destinies, and girls will love joining them on the spelltacular journey!
The EVER AFTER HIGH™ MADELINE HATTER™ Doll comes with a doll stand, doll hairbrush, and bookmark with her character story.
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We love Madeleine Hatter!!!!She is so cute and fashionable!She comes with a teapot handbag,teacup headband,hairbrush,and some chapters from her book and when you roll it back together it becomes into a bookmark.Note that if you use the hairbrush she comes with, her hair will become frizzy.But after all we think she is a great doll to add to are collection!!!!!!!:-):-):-):-):-):-)
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Super cute and fun toy.
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Maddie is so colorful and fun. Her story is exciting and engaging. She comes with fun accessories too. My girls loved her curly, two colored hair and her teapot. They were fascinated by her story and the idea of a famous characters teen daughter. The ring is a great touch, but so tiny and bound to get lost. The teapot hat is cute too, but doesn't stay on her head very well. Overall I know they loved this doll and would love to get another one. They went to the website and it was really fun. There are games, including dressing up your characters and watching videos. They enjoyed the story lines and the characters in this series.
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I've been waiting for these dolls to come out for awhile and couldn't be more pleased. Even the packaging is amazing! Great value for such an awesome doll.
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I happened upon Maddie and Apple a few months ago when the show started online. The dolls are so very show accurate that it is astonishing. The clothing is HIGHLY detailed. The dolls do have very large and very rounded heads which can turn off some and almost turned me off but once you see that doll in the box you see how well it works. A very wonderful gift for any little royal/rebel and for any collector like myself.
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