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Crocs.com Privacy Policy
Effective Date of this version: May 1, 2013
Thank you for visiting crocs.com, including the Crocs online store. This Website is operated by Crocs Retail, LLC., located at 7477 East Dry Creek Parkway, Niwot, CO 80503. Your access to and use of this Website is subject to the following Privacy Policy and all applicable laws.
We understand your concerns about privacy and we want to assure you that Crocs takes privacy matters seriously. Therefore, we are providing this Privacy Policy explaining our online information practices and the choices you can make about the way your information, including your Personal Information, is collected and used. If you have questions regarding this Privacy Policy, you may direct them to email@example.com.
Table of Contents
Your Consent
What Type of Information Does Crocs Collect?
More Information On "First Party" Advertising
Cookies Delivered by Third Parties
Our Use of Your Information
Your Choices
Steps We Take to Safeguard your Information
How Does Crocs Share the Information it Receives?
Links to Other Sites
Accessing and Updating Your Information
A Special Note About Children's Privacy
Privacy Policy Changes
Transfer of Data Abroad
Governing Law
Contacting Crocs with Questions or Comments
Your Consent
By submitting information to us and/or by using our Website, you give your consent that all information that you submit, including your Personal Information, may be processed by Crocs in the manner and for the purposes described below. If you do not agree to be bound by this Privacy Policy, you may not access or use this Website.
The terms "Automatic Anonymous Information" and "AAI" refer to information we collect through this Website that does not, in and of itself, identify you personally. One example of AAI is your IP address.
The term "Content" refers to all of the software and code comprising or used to operate this Website, and all of the text, photographs, images, illustrations, graphics, sound recordings, video and audio-video clips, and other materials available on this Website.
The terms "Crocs," "we," "us," and "our" refer to Crocs Retail, LLC.
The term "Feedback" refers to all of the software and code comprising or used to operate this Website, and all of the text, photographs, images, illustrations, graphics, sound recordings, video and audio-video clips, and other materials available on this Website.
The terms "Personally Identifiable Information" and "PII" means information about you that could permit one to identify or contact you. Examples of PI include your name, address, and email address.
The term "Privacy Policy" refers to this online privacy policy.
The term "User-Generated Content" refers to all of the text, photographs, images, illustrations, graphics, sound recordings, video, audio-video clips, and other material that you post on or through our Website using the social networking tools we make available to you and that does not constitute Feedback. One way that User-Generated Content differs from other information you provide to us is that, once submitted, User-Generated Content is made available on our Website to others. Examples of User-Generated Content are information you provide as part of a product review and comments you make in response to a blog post.
The term "Website" " refers to crocs.com, including the Crocs online store, which is owned and operated by Crocs Retail, LLC.
The terms "you" and "your" mean any user of this Website.
What Type of Information Does Crocs Collect?
We collect two types of information from visitors to the Website, "Automatic Anonymous Information," or "AAI," (which does not, in and of itself, identify you personally) and "Personally Identifiable Information," or "PII" which is individually identifiable information about you that could permit one to identify or contact you.
Information You Manually Provide. We collect the information, including PII, you manually provide (using your keyboard, touchpad, and/or mouse) when you use our Website. At various places on the Website, we may request certain PII, such as your name, phone number, email, billing address, and shipping address. You may choose to provide PII to access or use certain features or services of the Website, such as making a purchase, registering on the Website, entering a contest or sweepstakes, filling out a survey, or providing Feedback. Where possible, we indicate which fields of information are required and which fields are optional. You can always choose not to provide information, but you may not be able to use a particular service or feature on the Website.
Information From Third-Party Social Media Platforms. You may be able to register with, log on to, or enhance your profile on our Website by choosing to automatically populate the requested data fields with information you previously provided to a third-party social media platform. By doing this, you are asking the third-party platform to send us information from your profile on that platform. We treat that information as we do any other information you give to us when you register, log on, or enhance your profile.
Information Sent to Us by Your Web Browser. We collect information that is sent to us automatically by your web browser. It typically includes your IP address, the address of the web page you were visiting when you accessed our Website, the name of your operating system, the name and version of your browser, and the date and time of your visit. The information we receive depends on the settings on your web browser. Please check your browser if you want to learn what information your browser sends or how to change your settings. We use this information to improve the Content and functionality of this Website, and to better understand and serve our visitors. The information we receive from your web browser does not, in and of itself, identify you personally. However, we may combine it with other information in an attempt to identify you or we may combine it with information that does identify you.
Information from your mobile or tablet device. Likewise, if you download one of our mobile or tablet applications or access our Website through your mobile or tablet device, we may automatically collect certain information from or about your device. The types of information we may collect include the type of device you use, the IP address of your device, your device's operating system, the type of mobile or tablet Internet browsers you use, and information about the way you use our mobile or tablet application.
Information Collected Using "Cookies" and Other Web Technologies. Most websites use "cookies" and/or similar technologies to place information about a user's visit to that website in a small data text file that is stored on the user's computer. Some browsers automatically accept cookies, but you may be able to configure your browser to prevent the use of cookies. Crocs may use cookies to make our services available or easier for you to use. For instance, we may use cookies to store preferences or items in your shopping cart between visits. PII may be among the types of information stored in a cookie. For example, if you choose the "remember me" option when logging on, we may store your email address in a cookie to expedite your future log-ons. We may also use cookies for the purpose of delivering "first party" advertisements to you.
Acceptance of cookies is not a requirement to browse our Website, however certain features and services may require the use of cookies to work properly, including our shopping cart and check-out features. If you would like to place an order on our Website without the use of cookies, please email Customer Service.
In addition to cookies, we may also use "web beacons" and other web technologies to manage our Website and email. A web beacon is a small bit of computer code. Web beacons may be used to count how many people visit a web page or tell us whether an email has been opened. We may link the information we collect using web beacons and other web technologies to PII.
More Information On "First Party" Advertising
First-party advertising works this way: When you visit our Website, we may deliver a cookie to your browser. When you leave our Website and travel elsewhere on the Internet, we may use the cookie to recognize you as someone who has visited our Website, to assume that you are interested in our products, and to deliver an advertisement to you that promotes our products. Although we may work with a vendor to deliver and read our first-party cookies and to serve advertisements on our behalf, our vendors may not use these first-party cookies to recognize you as someone who may be interested in the goods/services of the vendors' other clients.
You can opt out of first-party advertising by clicking here . When you do, we will deliver an "opt-out" cookie to your browser. When you visit our Website in the future, the opt-out cookie will tell us that you have opted out of Crocs' cookies for first-party targeted advertisements.
Please note that the opt-out cookie will only prevent delivery of first-party advertising cookies. First-party cookies are different than third-party cookies. Third-party cookies track your online behaviors across nonaffiliated websites for the purpose of delivering targeted advertisements not only for Crocs but for a variety of other companies. To learn more about online behavioral advertising and the choices you have about the delivery of third-party cookies, read the next section.
Cookies Delivered by Third Parties
In addition to the cookies we deliver to your computer through our Website, certain third parties may deliver cookies to you for a variety of reasons. For example, we use Google Analytics, a web analytics tool that helps us understand how visitors engage with our Website. To learn more about Google Analytics, click here. Other third parties may deliver cookies to your computer for the purpose of tracking your online behaviors across nonaffiliated websites and delivering targeted advertisements either on our Website or on other websites.
You have choices about the collection of information by third parties on our Website. For example, if you don't want information about your visit to our Website sent to Google Analytics, you may download an Opt-out Browser Add-on by clicking here. Please note that the Add-on does not prevent information from being sent to Crocs.
In addition, if you would like to opt-out of having interest-based information collected by certain entities during your visits to our Website or other websites, please click here. You will be directed to an industry-developed website that contains mechanisms for choosing whether each listed entity may collect and use data for online behavioral advertising purposes. It may be that some of the third parties that collect interest-based information on our Website do not participate in the industry-developed opt-out website, in which case the best way to avoid third-party tracking of your online behaviors may be through your browser settings and deletion of cookies.
Our Use of Your Information
Generally, we use the information we collect through our Website:to provide the information, products and services you request;
to provide you with effective customer service;
to provide you with a personalized experience when you use our Website;
to contact you with information and notices related to your use of our Website;
to contact you with special offers and other information we believe will be of interest to you (in accordance with any privacy preferences you have expressed to us);
to invite you to participate in surveys and provide Feedback to us (in accordance with any privacy preferences you have expressed to us);
to improve the Content, functionality and usability of our Website;
to better understand your needs and interests;
to improve our products and services;
to improve our marketing and promotional efforts;
for security, credit or fraud prevention purposes; and
for any other purpose identified in an applicable privacy notice, click-through agreement or other agreement between you and us.
More information on how we use PII collected as part of a contest or promotion. When you enter a contest or other promotion, we may ask you for certain PII to administer the contest, send you promotional emails, notify winners and make the winners' list publicly available (pursuant to applicable law). Your consent to such promotional use and disclosure of this information generally is a condition of your participation. In cases where the contest or promotional offer is co-branded with or sponsored by another party, we may share your information with that party. Entering such contests and providing the required PII is solely your choice; you do not need to provide such information or enter such contests to browse this Website.
Your Choices
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How Does Crocs Share the Information it Receives?
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You can't always scream at work, but now you can roar. Make your next shift a little wilder with the Neria Leopard. It gives you professional-grade comfort with a slip-resistant outsole. It has a closed heel, but the fit is relaxed to give comfort that approaches that of a clog.
Women's Neria Work Leopard Clog details:
- Leopard print puts more fun in your workplace
- The fit is relaxed, with extra room in the heel so your heel can comfortably move up and down while walking
- Designed for work environments—food service, health care, hospitality, and more
- Fully molded Croslite™ material cushions and comforts all day
- Microfiber-lined footbed for even more comfort
- Crocs Lock™ slip-resistant tread
- Easy to clean
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®by PowerReviews
- Easy on/easy off (5)
- Lightweight (5)
- Stylish/fashionable (5)
- Washable (4)
- Durable (3)
Best Uses
- Wear to work (6)
- Wear outdoors (3)
- Width:
Feels narrow
Feels true to size
(9 reviews)
Feels wide
- Size:
Feels small
Feels true to size
(5 reviews)
Feels large
- Comfort:
Very comfortable
(9 reviews)
- Durability:
Very durable
(8 reviews)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Comfort-seeking (4)
Most Liked Positive Review
Liner makes shoe run very small
I am a restaurant owner/waitress and am on my feet 6 days a week, 12 plus hours a day. Crocs are the only shoes for me....I used to wear Crocs...Read complete review
I am a restaurant owner/waitress and am on my feet 6 days a week, 12 plus hours a day. Crocs are the only shoes for me....I used to wear Crocs all the time and someone told me they were "bad for my feet", so I switched to wearing Asics Gels.....by the end of the first day, my feet hurt and my legs hurt. I figured I would just wait it out...surely THESE were "awesome shoes"! By the end of the week, my toes hurt, my feet ached and my legs were so sore! Switched back to Crocs and I can dance around the tables again!
Ordered these and the Relief Navy Crocs. The Relief Crocs are great in size 5, but I had to return the Neria in size 5. The lining makes them VERY small. I wear socks, so I am reordering a size 7! Yes...they were THAT SMALL!! Otherwise, I love the style and in a larger size they will be my favorite pair of shoes!
Most Liked Negative Review
Cute but Painful. Had to return them
I was SO excited to have cute crocs to wear to work! I love the print, sadly I had to return them. The description says "The fit is relaxed, with extra...Read complete review
I was SO excited to have cute crocs to wear to work! I love the print, sadly I had to return them. The description says "The fit is relaxed, with extra room in the heel so your heel can comfortably move up and down while walking", actually the heel of the shoe rubs the back of your foot up and down as you literally step in and out of it with every step. Any length of time walking in them would have caused a huge blister!
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Comments about Crocs Women's Neria Work Leopard Clog:
- Easy on/Easy off
- Fun!
- Lightweight
- Provides arch support
- Sturdy
- Stylish/Fashionable
Best Uses
- Wear Everywhere
- Wear for Fun!
- Wear Outdoors
- Wear to Work
Comments about Crocs Women's Neria Work Leopard Clog:
Love this shoe! Great for work in retail world, very comfortable although have noticed that there is insufficient side support, although that is due to the lower sides. Have already recommended to other friends who require arch orthodics. I love having shoe options which provide needed support! !
- Width:
- Feels true to size
- Size:
- Feels true to size
- Comfort:
- Very comfortable
- Durability:
- Durable
Best Uses
Comments about Crocs Women's Neria Work Leopard Clog:
I liked the look of these crocs but the fit is not good. I wish I had known the heel was low on them. They flop up and down on my heels when I walk and are very uncomfortable.
- Width:
- Feels true to size
- Size:
- Feels true to size
- Comfort:
- Uncomfortable
- Durability:
- Durable
- Easy on/Easy off
- Fun!
- Lightweight
- Provides arch support
- Sturdy
- Stylish/Fashionable
Best Uses
- Wear to Work
Comments about Crocs Women's Neria Work Leopard Clog:
Love this product!
- Width:
- Feels true to size
- Size:
- Feels true to size
- Comfort:
- Very comfortable
- Durability:
- Very durable
Comments about Crocs Women's Neria Work Leopard Clog:
Really like this clog but, I have to exchange it for a smaller size. I wear a regular size 10 M, but I walk right out of this shoe. Will be shipping it back. RMB
Comments about Crocs Women's Neria Work Leopard Clog:
Much to narrow in the width, but slides on the heel too much. Will be returning these.
Comments about Crocs Women's Neria Work Leopard Clog:
very comfortable, easy to get on and off
Comments about Crocs Women's Neria Work Leopard Clog:
These r true too size and comfortable
Comments about Crocs Women's Neria Work Leopard Clog:
Very comfortable! Run big though!
Comments about Crocs Women's Neria Work Leopard Clog:
The look of the shoes are adorable. In regards to the durability of the shoe, I am quite sure they will last longer on this earth than I will. The construction of the shoe is top notch. However, the design is somewhat flawed. The shoe runs short. I recommend ordering a size up. The heel of the shoe is not a full size heel. It is designed to hit midway on your heel which leads to digging into your heel. I wish I had returned mine after trying them on for the first time. However, i convinced myself that they would stretch out a bit after wearing them a couple of times.
WRONG!! These shoes don't stretch out. They do have the comfort of a clog, which is nice if you are on your feet all day.
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Q:I would like to know will you be selling thiswork shoes in white neria i would like to able to get it again in s size 8 if someone has this shoe please e-mailAsked on 7/26/2015 by pam from Greenville, sc
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A:Hi Pam. We are currently carrying the Neria Work Clog in white. It also looks like your size is available. You can see that here: http://www.crocs.com/p/crocs-neira-work/11773.html?cross=product3_rr-http-11773.Answered on 7/27/2015 by Helpful Heather from Crocs
Q:How thick are these shoes?Asked on 7/2/2015 by dawnann from United States
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A:The soles on these shoes are about 1 1/4 inches.Answered on 7/7/2015 by Helpful Heather from Crocs


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As a junior (2012): Career-high four groundballs in 12-6 win over Hartford (2/18) ... scored a goal and also had a career-best six groundballs in 16-11 win at Georgetown (2/24) ... two groundballs and a caused turnover in 10-7 win over No. 8 Duke (3/3) ... two groundballs in 8-7 loss at UMBC (3/6) ... one groundball in 11-5 win over No. 10 Villanova (3/17) ... a goal and an assist, along with three groundballs and a caused turnover, in 11-10 loss at No. 14 North Carolina ... a goal and an assist in 12-8 loss to No. 2 Virginia ... one goal and one groundball in 13-6 win over Navy (4/6) ... one goal, converting off a quick restart after a Blue Jay turnover, in 9-6 win at No. 3 Johns Hopkins (4/14) ... two groundballs in 12-8 win at Mount St. Mary's (4/25) ... one groundball in 12-7 win over Bellarmine (4/28) ... one groundball in 13-11 loss at No. 12 Colgate (5/5) ... two groundballs and a caused turnover in 10-9 win at No. 7 seed Lehigh (5/13) in first round of NCAA tournament ... scored the second goal of Maryland's 6-0 run in the second and third quarters in 11-5 win over No. 2 Johns Hopkins (5/19) in the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament ... two groundballs in 16-10 win over No. 3 Duke (5/26) in the semifinals of the NCAA tournament ... two groundballs in 9-3 loss to No. 1 seed Loyola (5/28) in the finals of the NCAA tournament.
As a sophomore (2011): Scored his first collegiate goal in 16-4 win over Detroit Mercy (2/19) ... also had career highs with three groundballs and three caused turnovers vs. the Titans ... helped hold the Titans scoreless for 32:23 during the game ... one goal and one caused turnover in 20-8 win over No. 14 Georgetown (2/26) ... helped hold the Hoyas scoreless for 20:12 during the game ... two goals for his first career multi-point and multi-goal game in 9-8 overtime loss at No. 19 Duke (3/5) ... also had one groundball and one caused turnover vs. the Blue Devils ... earned his first career assist in 8-4 win at Towson (3/12) ... also had one groundball and a caused turnover vs. the Tigers ... one groundball in 15-6 win over UMBC (3/18) ... two groundballs and a caused turnover in 11-4 win over St. Joseph's (3/20) ... one goal and one caused turnover in 11-6 loss to No. 8 North Carolina (3/26) ... one groundball in 12-7 win at No. 4 Virginia (4/2) ... one groundball in 10-4 win at Navy (4/8) ... one goal (with the shot ripping through the net), two groundballs and one caused turnover in 12-11 overtime loss to No. 3 Johns Hopkins (4/16) ... scored the first goal of a 4-0 run in the third quarter in 10-8 loss to No. 17 Colgate (5/7) ... also had one groundball vs. the Raiders ... tied his career high with three groundballs in 13-6 win at No. 8 seed North Carolina (5/15) in the first round of the NCAA tournament ...two groundballs in 6-5 overtime win over No. 1 Syracuse (5/22) in the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament ... one groundball in 9-4 win over No. 5 Duke (5/28) in the semifinals of the NCAA tournament ... two groundballs and one caused turnover in 9-7 loss to No. 7 Virginia (5/30) in the NCAA championship game.
As a freshman (2010): Winner of the "Be The Best" Award for overall strength and conditioning ... made his collegiate debut in 12-7 win at Bellarmine (2/20) ... saw late time in 13-7 win at UMBC (3/20) ... one caused turnover as part of the third midfield line in 11-10 loss to No. 1 Virginia (4/3) ... saw significan time as a short-stick defensive midfielder with one groundball and a caused turnover in 17-4 win over Fairfield (5/1) ... helped hold the Stags scoreless for stretches of 23:03 and 25:07 during the victory ... one groundball and a caused turnover in 18-10 win vs. Colgate (5/8).
Before Maryland: 2009 U.S. Lacrosse High School All-American ... 2009 Under Armour High School All-American ... scored four goals in the UA All-American game ... ranked the No. 10 freshman midfielder in the nation according Inside Lacrosse ... ranked the 23rd overall recruit according to Inside Lacrosse ... widely considered to be the top west-coast prospect ... scored 37 goals with 28 assists, and 73 groundballs for Coach Kevin Leary as a senior ... MVP of the Space Needle Tournament ... three-time team offensive MVP ... four-time Adrenaline All-Star ... two-time first team All-State ... second team All-State as a sophomore ... holds the school record for most points, goals, assists, and groundballs ... totaled 30 goals and 11 assists in just 10 games for the Vikings as a junior ... a two-sport star, was also a starting tight end and linebacker on the Curtis football team ... helped lead the Vikings to a league title and a berth in the 2008 playoffs ... all-league at both positions ... team captain ... given the Don Edling Award as the school's best two-sport athlete.
Personal: Son of Colin and Lori Carr ... younger brother of Lindsay ... older brother of Colby ... majoring in kinesiology.

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Carmen, I'm hoping for a reassuring midwife appointment today!
Starling, listening to podcasts is a great idea. Thanks for the tip! That would definitely be more fun than just reading random things on my smartphone in the dark! :) (I find it too awkward to read an actual book while laying there)
Babyfatty, those trips sound fun! It's kind of a tough one. The trips might be a great distraction from the first trimester feelings, and also great experiences in general! It would, of course, be hard if something happened if you were away from home. will you be able to see an OB before you go to get some advice? And as Carmen said, perhaps you could find out if there are docs on the cruise ship in case of emergencies...If it were me, I would probably go! But it's all about what you are comfortable about. :) Also, I'm glad you found VBAC friendly OB; I hope it proves to be good experience overall.
Thanks for the perspective, y'all! It's nice to know I'm not the only one sitting in the dark with a sleeping baby (or toddler)! Generally, I still prefer to sit up in the dark and watch movies with headphones with my DP than to lay in the bed (unless I'm also ready for bed). However, that's what he did last night, and it was glorious! We kept him up way past his bedtime by bringing him to a community passover seder. I was worried about not respecting his sleep needs, but he did quite well! He did scream the entire way home in the car :( But once he was out of the car, he was happy. I got him and myself all ready for bed, we got into bed together, put him on the boob, and we both fell asleep! Amazing. :) I could do that every night. Maybe someday!
Haven't had much to report, but I have been following along.... OMOM -I HATE getting asked if it will be two bills or one! Tiger -cereal is better than processes chicken nuggets.... or a hot dog.... or a lunchable... or just cookies.... I have been guilty of all of those these past 12 weeks! Granite -I have found it VERY hard to cook! That has lightened up a bit though, and now I can cook on most nights. On climbing -DD loves to climb on top of the recliner, which always has me nervous, even after a year of her doing it and her being 4! Something that helps though, is she is ALWAYS running into things, falling down, getting bumps and scrapes and booboos. She is so clumsy, so it is kind of everyday occurrance.....
One thing that has been absolutely exhausting is DD waking up during the night. She has never done this before (so it's probably making up for when she was infant). The past month, I have not had a single full night's rest, which is totally wiping me out by 3 in the afternoon! Either she needs to pee, she needs her twilight turtle turned back on, she had a bad dream, etc. Any suggestion on getting her to stay asleep and not fully wake???? What is a good time to cut off liquids for the night? We already have her potty before bed.
Me (S-26), DSp (B-29) married May 21, 2010 in Connecticut. DD (L-4). Billa, Hurley, Spitfire (Leroy) and Nollie too!
Hi there!
My name is Abby and I got my BFP on the Ides of March (15th). So, today that makes me 5 weeks and 3 days. J I just put up some info about how I got pregnant on the How Did You or Your DP/DW Get Pregnant board. It's funny because I've noticed that only queer women (that I've encountered so far) keep count of the exact date of their pregnancy. Last night I went to my first prenatal yoga class and when we went around the room to introduce ourselves, I was the only person who said the weeks and days versus just the weeks…anyway J
Yoga was really nice. I didn't exercise at all before getting pregnant, so I've been super stiff and sore. I think if I keep up with this and start a prenatal swim class, that I ought to be a lot more flexible within 8 months. The only other real symptoms I've experienced are tiredness and extremely sensitive/sore breasts. I'm hoping nothing gets worse, but I'm expecting it will. Oh well, it's a joyous sort of misery, isn't it?
I'm really excited to follow along on this board- it's been so fun to have other pregnant people to talk to and I'm super stoked for all the BFPs that happened in March over at QC!
My EDD is November 25th :)
DW (40) and I (33) have been married since October 2010. We have been kitty mommies to Georgio for a while now, but we're now real mommies to one beautiful little girl , Olivia Grace, born 11/19/13 at 5:56am.
Yay, Welcome Sotohana!!
My wife (31) and I (33) were married in 2006. We are proud queer mamas to W, born Oct 2013, conceived at home IVI via frozen WTBK donor sperm. Planning on TTC #2 starting in Sept 2015 through the same method. I am/will be the gestational mom.
So happy to have you here, Abby!
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Just got the call - Nuchal scan test results are normal.
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So glad to see you here, sotohana!!! My breasts are crazy sore too... And I'm looking forward to starting a prenatal yoga class too next week. Here's to increasing flexibility (and simultaneously increasing girth!)
Yay, Sphinxy! Happy to hear the results are good! I read your previous post aloud to my DP and she was just like, "NO KIDDING", cuz earlier yesterday evening I had a sobbing fit when I was trying to have a much-needed nap and the dog and cat wouldn't stop pawing at me... But really I was just hungry and overtired, like a baby
No advice on the middle-of-the-night wake-ups, esenbee, but you have my sympathy... I can't even imagine how hard it would be on top of general pregnancy tiredness.
Quickie post as it's been a long, busy day. My u/s went fine today. Everything looked "great" and "normal" and no markers or issues were seen apparently. Phew.
:) Carmen :)
Welcome Sotohana. I simply counted in weeks, I think.
Saywer Martin--4 lbs 4 oz
Elliott Charles--3 lbs 11 oz
Miles Wade--4 lbs
I will post photos later--I need some up-to-date ones because they change so much every day!!
M (30), D (30) TTC #1 since October 2010. 13 unsuccessful cycles--no meds (2 m/c). First medicated IUI July 2012: BFN. Second medicated IUI: BFP! Triplets! Actual Due Date: May 17...GOAL: April 5th!
Sawyer, Elliott, and Miles arrived on March 24th @ 32 weeks & 2 days.
Oh, speaking of pictures, Escher, my almost 17 month old does get frustrated plenty. Here he's very angry that I put a panfull of cake batter in the oven instead of allowing him to eat and fingerpaint with it.
And I'm jerk enough to snap a picture of it.
Carmen-I'm so glad to hear it was happy news and DP was able to attend! I hope you can enjoy the next few months with a little less worry. Excited to meet the healthy little one later this summer!
lisedea- Congratulations! I'm so glad you are all doing well. I know it will be hard to leave the hospital without them. I hope they get stronger and healthier soon so you can take them home. Take care.
seraf-You're such a mean mommy! That baby's adorable even when he's screaming his head off. I liked your advice about the knife too. DW got a chuckle out of it too. I'm so sorry about the break in. That was a crappy welcome to the neighborhood. I hope you are able to replace the camera equipment and other items you need.
OMOM-Happy 1st Birthday to Sage!
starling-I liked the way you handle the climbing and doing of things that could cause some boo-boos. I hope I can be that calm about it. I don't want my kid to grow up scared of everything, but there is always that instinct there to say "Be careful." Exploring is important. I will also need to be creative about the redirecting because that sounds very important. We know a couple with 3 kids who we think are pretty great. DW has named a parenting method after them because she wants to be able to be great parents like they are.
knittingtigers-I'm sorry about the GBS. That does make things a bit more complicated. Can they give you IV abx without additional fluids so they could give them to you and then disconnect the line? I wouldn't want to be attached to an IV pole the whole time either. I would rather not have IV fluids because it makes you all puffy for a while afterward and it can make it harder to nurse. I'm also sorry your feet are so swollen. I hope you are getting some rest now that you have more help. I just bought a pair of crocs this weekend and I was thinking of you. I don't need to wear them yet, but I want to be prepared and we were at the outlet mall.
granite-That's cool that it went so well telling your boss. I hope you are able to work everything out so you can keep up with your apprenticeship.
Sphinxy-I'm glad you had a nice vacation. I came back from mine with a sore back so I feel your pain. I hope you are feeling better. I'm so happy to hear the NT scan went well! Each milestone like this makes the journey a little easier. I'm sorry they were poking your baby too hard.
planet-I hope you are able to figure out a better sleeping arrangement that works for all of you for a little while. Sounds like they change so much and their needs change and you have to keep adjusting.
AFM-Life has been busy around here. My birthday was last Friday, and we celebrated several times. It was lovely. DW always makes my birthday so special. Then we went down to Monterey for our little babymoon. The hotel was nice and peaceful, and I got a massage and scalp treatment that were very relaxing. We went to the aquarium and saw the awesome jellyfish and sea horses. And we ate some yummy food. We stopped at the outlet mall and Carter's was having a 50% off sale so we got an adorable sweater vest, so baby can dress like his mama, and some other basic things. We're trying not to buy too much because we haven't had our shower yet and we are expecting some hand me downs, but sometimes it's hard to resist. On the way home my back really started to hurt and it feels strained now. I had a chiropractor appointment yesterday but I couldn't make it because a man died on the train tracks so there were horrible delays for my commute home. I almost cried when I realized I wouldn't make it in time. Luckily, they are able to fit me in today.
I have my 28-week appointment today and GTT, and my u/s is Monday to see if the placenta has moved. I'm a little nervous about the GTT. I don't want to have to deal with GD. I hope my diet and weight gain are good enough to keep me away from it. Any tips?
I'm doing more research into daycare. It's frustrating for me. One place that sounded good doesn't open until 8, only seems to do disposable diapers, and only keeps babies for the first year. That would mean we would have to find another infant daycare for the second year. That's annoying.
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Omom—happy birthday, little Sage! I can't believe how fast the year went!
Glad to hear the good (and reassuring!) news, Sphinxy and Carmen!
Sotohana—welcome! And congratulations! I'm so happy to see you over on this board finally!
Planet—I'm happy that things went well for you. I think that sometimes community really is the most important thing, even if it makes a mess of schedules.
Esenbee—no advice, but hugs to you on the night waking!
Pokey—glad you got your chiro appt after all! So sad about the train accident. Good luck with the test!
Hi to everyone else!
Apparently Edie took her first steps yesterday, towards DP when she went to pick her up from daycare. Of course she wouldn't replicate them for me later, so I've only seen the beginnings of it (one step, then collapse). I'm glad she got to experience it first, but a little bummed that I haven't been able to see her walk at all.
She's here!
And so are the boys!
Folks due in November: There are a ton of queer families due in November: people who have posted here, people who are still hanging out in QC, and at least two families in the November DDC who I have never seen around here. Anyway, I started a Queer and Due in November thread over in the DDC if you're interested!
Carmen: I'm so glad that the scan went well. Hooray! I bet that was a real relief. Did your DD end up paying attention to the scan while it was happening?
Knitting: 35 weeks! Way to go! I'm sorry about the GBS.
Sphinxy: Hooray for a good scan!
Sotohana: Nice to see you over here!
Lisedea: Congratulations on your babies! I hope that your discharge went well today.
Seraf: That is a hilarious picture. You didn't want him to finger paint with the cake batter? Utterly unreasonable. I can see why he had to tantrum.
Pokey: Happy belated birthday!
Isa: It's exciting that Edie is taking some steps! I hope you get to see it soon.
AFM: I think my wife looks pregnant. Not in terms of a belly (I think the embryo is still smaller than a pea), but she just looks different. It's fun.
omom: Our community centers have drop in play gyms and it's only about 2 or 3 bucks - maybe they have something like that?
sphinxy: Glad to hear your NT scan went well. The tech doing our u/s yesterday had me do jumping jacks to try and get baby to move to a more convenient spot - she did shake my belly at one point too. I wasn't impressed but I don't think it hurt the baby and she did end up getting the measurement she wanted. Still annoying though.
esenbee, I wish we had the when to cut off liquids problem lol We have to practically beg DD to drink water (or anything) most days....she's like a camel or something...totally unlike me.
Welcome, soto! I used weeks and days early on but now I usually round to the 1/2 week.
pokey, I hope the chiro helped. I've also decided to get the diabetes test done this time around...I'm not looking forward to it.
isa...first steps! Wow! So fun
escher, no, DD was completely uninterested in the scan. She did like when I was asked to do jumping jacks to get baby to move though lol
Afm: I think I ate too much today. Ugh. I also fell on my way to lunch which really shook me up. I was in a parking lot with a co-worker and I slipped in a big oil patch. Luckily I was able to kind of do a controlled slide down on my hip and hand and it didn't hurt at all. It was quite a jar though and freaked me out. I talked to a midwife in the afternoon and she said everything is likely fine but to call them back if I have any concerns. I had called her in the first place because apparently there is a mini outbreak of german measles (rubella) in Tokyo right now and I wanted to make sure I have immunity...which I do. I'm so excited about the 4 day weekend!!
Thanks for the advice, knittingtigers. I ate a sugar-free protein bar before my test. That drink is nasty!
prettyisa--The train accident was sad. Fortunately, that does not happen too often so it doesn't feel unsafe. They are saying it was a suicide which is very sad. What a terrible way to go. I'm so sorry you missed Edie walking! I would be really bummed too.
escher-Thank you for the birthday wishes!
carmen-I'm sorry about the fall and glad you are ok. I know what you mean about eating too much. I never got that super-hungry I can eat everything in sight pregnant lady thing. I have to eat small meals or I feel really uncomfortable. But I think it's a good thing. It's better for me to eat smaller meals. The test was not fun. The drink is pretty gross and full of yucky stuff. I felt kind of weird afterwards and I got really tired until I ate something healthier. Two of my sisters had GD, and they are the skinnier ones in the family, so it seemed important for me to know. I hope you enjoy the long weekend!
AFM- I passed my GTT! I am so happy. I am eating a bagel and cream cheese to celebrate. I have had a craving for a while because that's all we've been talking about on here. I am slightly anemic though. I'm not really surprised because my mom and one of my sisters were anemic during pregnancy. I can fix that. I've been feeling kind of tired but nothing like the first trimester so I didn't feel like anything was off. My appt. went well yesterday. Everything looks good, my weight gain is still on track, heartbeat is perfect. Ultrasound on Monday to check on that pesky placenta. I made it to the chiropractor and, to my surprise, instantly felt better. I could walk normally. I also went to yoga in the evening. I still have some tightness, but I am feeling much better. I hope everyone has a great weekend!
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pokey. woo for passing the GD test!
sotohana . CONGRATS and welcome. . after a hard year for you and DW I am very glad you have some good news!!
carmen. . falls are always so scary. glad you are okay and that you have immunity and are ready to go!
lisedea. so glad you are headed home and sorry your kiddos are staying in for now, it must be so hard to leave them there but glad they are in a good place and are doing well!
isa. . hope you get to see some good stepping soon!
seraf.. love the cake meltdown face!
tigers. sorry about strep B that sucks. .wish they would let you test again closer to DD, sometimes it just cycles out
escher. yay for pregnant looking wife!
granite. . good luck on work negotiations
sorry to anyone I missed. . AFM nothing really new. . just hit 29 weeks which is CRAZY.I have done literally nothing to prepare yet but I hope there's still a lot of time! One fun thing.. every time that the baby kicks I tell DS and he says he wants to try to feel it. Then he will put his hand on my stomach and of course she stops kicking and he tells me "no work mommy, no work" well today he finally felt her kick a few times and he was so happy and laughed and said, "worked mommy! Felt it, felt it!" it was so cute!!
Me (39) and DH (FTM 40) and DS 17 months old. TTC# 2 via KD
Congrats, lise! Hurrah for you and your DP and your beautiful boys! It's so exciting that they're here!
Yay, pokey! Such great news. I just found out during my first appt with the midwife that having PCOS puts me at a higher risk for GD, which I'd somehow missed knowing about... Now I'm reading way too much about it. Anyway, more bagels & cream cheese will always make everything better!!!
Cordelia: It's sweet that your son is so excited about the kicking. How old is he now?
Pokey: Hooray for passing the GTT! How did the ultrasound go today?
Carmen: I'm sorry about the fall. That sounds scary. I hope you had a good long weekend!
Seraf: I mentioned you over in QC in the context of deciding when to switch partners when one is struggling to conceive, so you may want to check and see if I misrepresented your views.
AFM: First ultrasound tomorrow. I'm nervous. Think heartbeat.
Good luck tomorrow, escher! Happy Heartbeat day!
Granite-Thanks for volunteering! I'll send you the info. I hope your PCOS doesn't cause complications later. It didn't stop you from getting pregnant so I have a good feeling.
AFM-We had the ultrasound today. They couldn't tell us anything. The radiologist has to send the report to the doctor and then they send it to us. My OB is out of town so her backup is supposed to let us know. If we don't hear soon, I will have to start calling and emailing. They did an internal u/s and it looked like she was measuring the cervix length and then she was looking at the umbilical cord and the blood flow in it. I don't totally understand u/s but it makes me kind of nervous that she was measuring the umbilical cord from near the cervix. Now we wait.
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Hamburg, NY – D'Youville College took their 34-18 half time lead and exploded into a 77-37 AMCC road win over Hilbert College January 12. Senior Holly Beats (Marilla, NY/Iroquois) hit for 20 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and had 4 blocks for the Spartans who improve to 4-10 (3-4, AMCC). Junior Magan Campbell (Buffalo, NY/Bennett/ECC) matched Beats rebounding efforts, but her 23 points were game high for both teams. Hilbert shot a season low 21.5% from the floor as they move to 1-12 (0-7, AMCC) for the season.
It was D'Youville's height advantage that helped produce multiple scoring opportunities out-rebounding the Hawks 26-15 on the offensive glass. The quick, eighty-five minute game had few interruptions because of turn-overs or jump balls and the visitor's bench outscored Hilbert (39-2).
D'Youville's junior Kaitlyn Roland (Victor, NY/Victor) shot 50% behind the arc finishing with 12 points and junior Hanna Norton (Wyoming, NY/Pavilion) secured a double-double with 11 points/10 rebounds (5 offensive).
Junior Julie Bossard (Arkport, NY/Canisteo-Greenwood) grabbed 7 rebounds, had 4 block shots and scored 5 points to support Campbell's effort for the Hawks.
Hilbert travels to Cresson, PA Saturday when they play Mount Aloysius College at 2pm.
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Q1. I am unable to acquire an active GPS signal when I touch the blinking red globe, even when I select the Outdoor Mode button. How can I correct this?
A1. Check your iPhone's Settings to see if Location Services is active for our application. With iOS 4, you can selectively turn Location Services on/off for each application. You should have seen a pop-up when you first launched MotionX-GPS Drive asking if it was okay for the app to use your location. If you selected "Don't Allow", you will not be able to select Outdoor Mode. To turn Location Services back on, go to iPhone Settings > General > Location Services. Switch Location Services ON for MotionX-GPS Drive.
Q2. "My iPhone has a clear view of the sky, but I'm still not able to acquire GPS signal. What should I do next?"
A2. GPS signal issues can often be resolved with a reboot. To reboot your iPhone, hold down the sleep/wake button for 5-6 seconds until you see a switch appear on the screen. Flick the switch to power off. Press the sleep/wake button again to power back on. Once rebooted, try launching MotionX-GPS Drive while outside with a clear view of the sky and wait a few minutes for the globe at the upper right to turn blue.
If you still cannot acquire and maintain a solid a GPS signal, it's possible your iPhone has a defective GPS chipset. Here is a test you can use to determine if the issue is with the GPS chipset. If you go to the native maps application that came with your iPhone and press the crosshairs button while outside, do you see the small blue dot animate with a "ping"? View the short video below to see what this should look like. It may take a minute or so to acquire a signal. If you don't see the blue dot animate persistently over a period of 3-4 minutes, your chipset may be defective and you may need to return your iPhone for one with a functional GPS chipset. If you can see it animate, switch back to MotionX-GPS Drive and wait for your GPS signal to be acquired (blue globe) before attempting to route to a destination.
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Q3. "What does it mean when the globe in the upper right turns blue or red?"
A3. When the globe at the upper right is blue, you have a GPS signal. When spinning red, your device is searching for a signal. When solid red, MotionX-GPS Drive is in Indoor Offline Mode. Tap the globe to switch between Indoor Offline and Outdoor Online modes.
Q4. "What happens if I lose my GPS signal while navigating?"
A4. MotionX-GPS requires a GPS signal in order to provide accurate directions. There are several factors that can contribute to signal issues. A reboot of the iPhone often resolves signal acquisition issues.
Q5. "Can I start navigating without a signal?"
A5. Yes, you will be given several choices when starting guidance without a reliable GPS signal. You can use your last known accurate GPS position as the starting point for your route, or you can choose the best estimate of your current poisition according to cellular network triangulation. A third option is for MotionX-GPS Drive to wait for good GPS signal and then automatically begin guidance.
Q6. "How can I check my signal strength?"
A6. Signal strength can be viewed from the Position page. Touch Menu, then Position to get to the Position page.
Q7. "Is there any way to improve signal strength?"
A7. GPS signals are line of sight. Metal roofs, mountains, buildings and trees can interfere with the signal. When driving, we recommend a dash or windshield mount to give your iPhone the best view of the sky.
To further improve your GPS reception, plug your device into a power source and enable High Accuracy GPS Mode from Settings > Driving & Traffic Options.
Q8. "My position arrow on the Maps page has a "T" in it - what does this mean?"
A8. When a GPS signal is not present, your iPhone may be able to provide a rough estimate of your position using cell tower triangulation. This is indicated by a "T" in the center of the arrow.
Q9. "What can I do in MotionX-GPS Drive without GPS signal?"
A9. When a GPS signal is not present or when using Indoor Offline Mode, you can use the Search and Go To search tools, store maps by panning on the Maps page or running a Simulate This Trip route, save or edit your destinations, manage your settings and optional guidance packages from the Settings page, and play songs and podcasts from your iPod library. On an iPhone 4 or 3GS you can also use magnetic Compass features.
Q10. "Will the application work with an iPod touch or first generation iPhone if it is hooked up to an external GPS device?"
A10. The iPod touch does not contain a GPS chipset and does not offer a constant network connection as the iPhone 3G, 3GS, 4 and iPad 3G do, so it is not compatible with MotionX-GPS Drive out of the box. Some iPod touch users are using an external cradle which includes a GPS chipset such as that offered by TomTom or Magellan in combination with a MiFi card (for the data connection).
Q11. "If I tether my iPhone 4 to my Wifi only iPad using the personal hotspot feature, will my Wifi iPad receive a GPS signal?"
A11. Unfortunately no. While there have been claims that one can obtain GPS location data by tethering an iPhone 4 to a Wifi iPad using the personal hotspot feature, this simply isn't the case. TabletMonsters.com posted a video showing what appeared to be location data passed from the iPhone to the Wifi iPad, but this claim has since been debunked by our own testing and others.
If you'd like to confirm this yourself, try the following. Setup the personal hotspot feature ($20/mo from AT&T) using Bluetooth to connect your Wifi iPad to the iPhone 4. Turn Wifi off on your iPad to ensure the location on the map isn't being updated using Skyhook's Wifi access point database. Launch the native maps app on the iPhone 4 and wait until you see the blue dot "ping". Your iPhone now has a GPS signal. While tethered to your iPad via Bluetooth, launch the native Maps app on the iPad. When the maps app is opened, a popup will state "Cannot Determine Location". So the iPhone didn't send the iPad it's GPS location data. If you turn Wifi back on, you'll see your approximate location updated on the native maps app on the iPad, but this location is simply your iPad looking up Wifi access points in Skyhook's database to determine an approximate location.


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A public prayer vigil for Trayvon Martin will be held 6-7 p.m. July 20 at the Lucas County Court of Common Pleas, 700 Adams St., in Downtown Toledo.
The vigil will begin with the singing of "Lift Every Voice and Sing." Rev. Cedric Brock of Mount Nebo Missionary Baptist Church will speak on "Unity," Rev. Robert Birt of Glass City Church of Christ will speak on "Justice," Rev. Cheri Holdridge of The Village Church will speak on "Standing Our Ground" and a poem titled, "I am Trayvon Martin" will be read, according to a news release.
The vigil is being hosted by Brock, Toledo Area Ministries, Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance, youth pastor Chris McBrayer of Glass City Church of Christ and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
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Distressed wash denim skinnies with a slightly baggy boyfriend fit. Shredded, destroyed holes on the front. 5-pocket style. Zipper and button fly closure.
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Waist (all around): 32"
Hips (all around): 38"
Rise: 9"
Inseam: 32"
Leg Opening Width: 6"
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Waist (all around): 32"
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Rated 3 out of 5Â by NinjaGirl Not so awesome sizing These are really cute jeans and I love the way they look as far as the finish, but the sizing is really off. I purchased these in my normal FP size 27 and they were a little tight in the waist, baggy in the hips, and loose around the legs. So I reordered them in a size 28 and they were baggy in the waist, even baggier in the hips, and were like relaxed jeans around the legs. I could pull the 28's off without unzipping them! I like the way they look, so I'll be keeping the 27's. Just be warned that because they are 100% cotton, there is no stretch or give in the fabric. The fiasco wash color is true to the images online. 9.8.2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by jasmineghoniem86 SO UPSET I have these jeans in the light blue wash and I LOVE THEM! Amazingly distressed and fit perfectly! In fact, they are so cute that I have convinced many friends to buy them. That will not be the case anymore. I was thrilled to finally have saved up enough to purchase the black pair and boy am I sorry I did. First of all, they are quite a bit more distressed, which I am fine with, but they are literally falling apart after a month. VERY POOR QUALITY. The rips are getting bigger and bigger and I sat in the car the other day and the rip on the thigh teared vertically up the leg! OH MAH GAWD. I think I'm going to have to turn them into shorts. IM SO SAD! Light blue ones are super cute but the black ones are such bad quality and will fall apart in a month. Only washed them once! BEWARE! :-( 10.9.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by vicwixson Best. Jeans. Ever. Best 158$ I have ever spent. These jeans are perfect, they look great with just about every shirt in my closet and every pair of shoes I own. They're also my most comfortable pair of jeans and I'm saying that as an owner of the American Apparel easy jeans. As for the fit, these jeans do run quite large. I really doubt the model is wearing a size 28 because she is way skinnier than me especially in the legs and I got a size 26 and they're big on me. Not too big, like if I wanted to I could easily size down to a 25 and fit in them perfectly but I like how the 26 are extra baggy since they are boyfriend jeans. For reference I am 5'4 and 120lbs. I also have sort of chubby thighs and a butt and the 26 fits baggy around my thighs which is awesome. Definitely going to be purchasing all of the colors. 8.11.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by DoreenBC different I like these jeans as well even though the fit is very different from what I usually wear. My regular size 27 fits a little loose (hips 35 1/2", around hipbones 31", waist 25"). The waist is a bit big however the hips have a perfectly relaxed fit as shown. I found the legs a little short as well giving them a bit of a stubby look, so I unrolled the cuff. I also prefer them worn a bit higher so there is a less drop-crotch effect. Bottom line - I wear them with a belt so they are a bit higher but still have a relaxed hip fit, and the unrolled cuff with the easy-fit leg style is flattering, resluting in a cool-looking different jean. I also wear them with a snug-fitting cami tucked in to balance out the slight bagginess. 10.8.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Nuraluralura Size Down I am swimming in these. The waist and hip area are humongous. I am usually a 26 and with these, I could almost fit another person in here with me. I'm not sure whether to have them tailored or size down. The crotch crunches up in an unflattering way when I sit down. 3.14.2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by stablegal1212 FAV JEANS but sizing is weird I love these jeans and have several pairs, personally, I have realized that all the jeans are not the same size⦠I normally wear a 26 in all brands, so I first ordered a 27 so they could be really baggy, and they were extremely tight! I returned them and ordered another size up (28) which were comfortable.. definitely get a size up if you are curvier, meant for small petite people. look super cool though! 8.9.2014
Rated 2 out of 5Â by gab Disappointing I was super excited about these, they're the perfect washed black, but the fit is so weird. I have a really hard time buying jeans because I have a small waist and big hips. I got these in a 29 and they are too tight in the thigh but baggy in the waist. The lower leg has the perfect amount of room and taper. Will be returning these unfortunately. They will probably fit you well if you have no butt or hips 10.24.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by FPLindsayBuffalo Awesome Destroyed I love love these destroyed denims! It is the perfect destroy! They are a little snug in my inner and outer thigh area in my true to size, but the rest of them are baggies all the way. Very comfy! They look great with heels and booties! 10.23.2013
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Lamar University professor, and award-winning author Dr. Jim Sanderson has released Nothing to Lose, a work that includes a setting close to home. Sanderson's latest novel is set in Beaumont and features a fictional bar off of Tram Road — a favorite hangout place for the main character, Roger Jackson.
Jim Sanderson, professor and chair of Lamar University's Department of English and Modern Languages, has recently published a new collection of short stories, "Trashy Behavior," through the Lamar University Press.
Sanderson decided to produce the collection after winning the Texas Institute of Letters' Kay Cattarulla Award for Short Fiction in 2012 for the short story, "Bankers."
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The Texas Institute of Letters has honored Jim Sanderson, professor and chair in Lamar University's Department of English and Modern Languages, with the Kay Cattarulla Award for short-story writing.
The institute – considered the most prestigious literary organization in Texas – presented the award Saturday, April 6, at its annual meeting in San Marcos. The award recognizes the best short story written by a Texan or about Texas.
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COLUMBIA CITY — A Fort Wayne man and state excise officer is free on bond after being arrested early Wednesday morning, accused of staging the break-in of an Indiana State Excise Police evidence room in Columbia City.
Aaron M. Bishop, 34, was arrested at 2:04 a.m. Wednesday, charged with theft and official misconduct.
He was booked at the Whitley County Jail on $8,000 bond and is scheduled for an initial hearing in Whitley Circuit Court Monday.
According to the Whitley County Prosecutor's Office and Indiana State Police, Bishop was arrested at his residence in Fort Wayne following a three month investigation into the burglary of the Columbia City evidence room Aug. 4.
ISP's Fort Wayne-based Criminal Investigation Division is reporting Whitley County Sheriff Det. Chuck Voegley initiated the investigation.
Voegley received the assistance of State Police Det. Mark Heffelfinger and Mike Christie, investigator for the Whitley County Prosecutor's office who put together a case over the past three months.
The probe led police to Bishop's Fort Wayne residence which resulted in the arrest of Bishop, who had served with the excise police for approximately five years.
Both of the charges Bishop faces are Class D felonies.
A search warrant was served on Bishop's residence in the 7000 block of Stonegate Place in Fort Wayne on Tuesday night.
Police say items of "an evidentiary nature were located and secured."
Other related items were found at a residence in Edon, Ohio where an alleged accomplice, who is currently incarcerated in the Williams County (Ohio) Jail on unrelated charges is said to reside.
According to ISP Public Information Officer Ron Galaviz Friday morning, that suspect is still in jail today in Ohio, and the Whitley County Prosecutor's Office has not announced charges against the suspect yet.
Galaviz lauded the cooperative efforts of all the police entities involved, including Bishop's own agency.
"We had the full cooperation from the command and staff of the Indiana Excise Police in this matter," Galaviz said Wednesday. "They (Indiana Excise Police) were instrumental in assisting in this matter."
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Pretty good. Does what it's supposed to do. I used it to grill some chicken tenders and small peppers on my charcoal grill. The peppers I used were small and the basket did not hold them well. It held the chicken just fine and they were cooked very well. I grilled some more small peppers separately with out cutting them up and they held pretty well. I believe this basket would do well with larger, regular size bell peppers and other cuts of meat. It's not made for smaller things. Quality seems pretty good and the handle did not get hot. Looks like it will last for a while. The larger peppers I grilled were really good btw. May 7, 2013
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Folding BBQ Tool Set
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Take grilling beyond the backyard with our intrepid trio of folding barbecue tools, including a slotted spatula, grill fork and grill brush. As efficient as their stay-at-home counterparts, all three tools fold for compact storage and transport in our sturdy canvas carrying case. For optimal versatility, these hardworking tools can be used in both folded and extended positions.
- Essential for on-the-go grill chefs, our set includes a slotted spatula, grilling fork, grill cleaning brush and storage/carrying bag.
- Grilling fork and slotted spatula combine sturdy wooden handles with durable stainless-steel implements.
- To help make sure the grill is sparkling clean, the wood-handled brush has stiff steel bristles and a stainless-steel scraper.
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- Spatula: 16 1/2" long; folds to 11 3/4" long.
- Grill Fork: 16" long; folds to 11 1/2" long.
- Grill Brush: 15 1/4" long; folds to 10 1/2" long.
- Made in China.
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