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Facebook for iOS updated to version 5.1, causing issues for many
Facebook has just updated their app for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch to version 5.1 which brings with it updates to make chat easier to access, a way to add favorites to the top of your chat panel, multi-photo upload, and more. Unfortunately, many users are reporting multiple issues with the new update as well.
The update release notes are as follows -
Now it's easier to chat with your friends and share multiple photos. - Swipe left anywhere in the app to quickly see who's available and send a message - Add friends you message most to the top of your Favorites - Share multiple photos fast - Give real gifts to your friends using Facebook Gifts (US-only) - When sending messages, see who's active so you and your friends know how soon to expect a reply
While the ability to upload multiple photos at once may be cause for celebration for some Facebook users, others are wishing they wouldn't have updated at all. We've received several reports from readers claiming that after the update they were unable to log in at all or the "Recent Updates" section of the update was blank.
Some users have reported that uninstalling the app and re-installing it fixed the issue while others aren't having any luck. If you've updated Facebook for iOS to version 5.1, are you experiencing any issues? If so, let us know what issues you're having in the comments.
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Facebook for iOS updated to version 5.1, causing issues for many
How is it people have all these different issues? If we're all running stock iOS on the latest version, wouldn't problems be more widespread?
As if the Android version is much better.
I hope that was sarcasm. Also, dont hold your breath on the Android FB App. It's MUCH worse then the iOS one. Hopefully they change that (I mean, 75 percent of these Smartphones are Android, and they all have access to FB. Makes sense for us to get updates with or before iOS).
My Wife had major Problems and mine went fine....
We had to delete and reinstall about 5 time before she was able to log back in... I tried everything I could think of to make it work but it won't go at all... All is working now just fine and she is happy...
PS... We both have iPhone 5's
In the update you can now swipe left to go straight to a list of people who are online. With this you can't delete statuses or comments anymore because they use the same action.
Well there's another problem. As you aware, previous versions of Facebook for iPhone worked well with messages. You can either install Messenger or can activate chat in Facebook by simply clicking "chat" option. And your friends knows that you are active on Facebook via mobile coz Mobile Icon appears in front of your name in their chat lists. Now with the latest update, the mobile icon in the chat list has got disappeared. Your friends cannot see the mobile phone icon in front your name in their chat list. This is not a good news for Facebook users and this is not known to many of FB users since they don't check this with their friends.
I am having no problems with the update. Maybe if you are try re-installing the app.
I did it for many times. I uninstalled both messenger and Facebook. Then installed each one separately. But no change.. Problem continues. Seems this is another bug of new update. I saw one of a expert says "Install updates at least after 1 month". I think he's correct. Genius... Thanks for your support :)
I had the same problem. I force closed the app, then opened it up again and it works just fine. Without shutting off the iPad, or rebooting.
I had the same problem. Despite numerous intallations no such luck. SOLUTION (for my case that is): I went to Settings--> Facebook then re-entered my password. After that all is well. I hope this one helps as it did for me.
Thanks everyone... I agree with rdstryr. However non of the above mentioned methods are working with me. I did what "byronangelesmd" said. I am sorry it also not working... Seems that there are many issues to be solved...
And next time we must think twice before update apps. First, check reviews and then go for the updates.
Except the swipe to chat eliminated the option to swipe to delete your post. Come on facebook, figure it out.
I cannot uploaded photos without it saying upload failed, I cannot update my status because it either deletes it immediately or it says upload fail and all of my check-ins do the same thing or the local place nearby doesn't even show up. its just blank and says no places nearby... i clearly am having a lot of issues and it started last night after i updated the app...
Hi Joshua... I'm having the exact same issue... has it been resolved for you??
The big problem I'm noticing with the recent Facebook update is that now there are huge gaps in the feeds for no reason. I'll see posts from the last 20 minutes and then it'll jump back to posts from hours, or even days ago. Not sure how to correct this, but it's extremely irritating because this didn't happen prior to my installing the update on Monday.
Facebook released another update (Version 5.2). Ohh... Nothing fixed. Same old format. Getting worse day by day.. I am really disappointed on Facebook app and iPhone too.. Coz when I was using Blackberry Bold 9900 I had no issues like this... It was perfect...
I need help! I have problems uploading photos to Facebook with iPhone 4S newest iOS update and the latest Facebook update. It always says "upload failure". Also using the app "camera" by Facebook gives me the same error. What's is going on?? This started happening about a week ago. I tried deleting Facebook and camera apps, resetting network. What else to do?
Thank you!
Do not worry. iPhone Facebook update makes so many problems. Follow these steps.
1. Logout from all facebook accounts. Eg. Desktop, iPhone, laptops etc.
2. Delete the Facebook app from iPhone and switch it off.
3. Then log FB using laptop or desktop pc.
4. Go to facebook "Account Settings". Go to "Security" section. Click on "Recognized Devices". Now find your iPhone and click "Remove" button to delete it from trusted devices. Click "Save Changes".
5. Go to "General" and change the password.
6. Now logout from desktop or laptop facebook app and log again to verify everything is OK.
7. Switch on the iPhone and reinstall FB app from App Store.
8. Then Login Facebook from iPhone with new password. You will ask to save the device as you have already deleted your phone from the Recognized Devices. Code generator may appear if you have already set it up. Otherwise it will not. Save your iPhone with a new name. Check now, this should work :-)
I had a massive problem with the app the small mobile icon against our name was missing on our friend's chat list. I sorted it out by logging out from FB app and switched to FB Messenger for the chat. Then google chrome to check my FB (It is similar to FB app) problem solved after 24 hours. However My advice is, never update any app once they released it. Take couple of weeks. Go online and see the reviews. Then go for the update.
I hope my answer will be helpful to you Maria. Cheers...!!!
I have reinstalled the Facebook app 8 times and it's not opening still. Ever since updating it, it crashes.
You may have to logout first and uninstall the FB app. Try fully restore your iPhone. I know its very complicated since you have to reinstall all the apps and settings again. You can backup other apps to iTunes before restoration, except FB app / FB messenger. If this method is also unsuccessful and the app is really important to you, then use google chrome for FB and try. You can set the push notifications for chrome from iPhone settings. Or wait for the next FB update. Never update your apps once they released it. Let couple of weeks to go, check reviews and then install it. Its better stick to an old thing, rather than getting troubles with the latest.
I delete messages on laptop or desktop, but they will not be deleted from iPhone Messenger or Facebook app when I open them on my iPhone 5. Friend is having same problem on iPhone 4s.
For your issue, you can restart the phone and try. Do not forget to close all apps before restart the phone. Better if you can logout from both FB app and Messenger before restart. If not successful, logout and uninstall FB/Messenger apps. Restart the phone and re-install apps. It should work. Good luck...!!!
I recently updated Facebook app and now my pictures are 10x their previous normal size. I've tried the usual methods to shrink them to no avail. What will help correct? This is very annoying especially since I had no issues prior to this. Thanks.
I tryed to update fb but didn't work now I cant get into fb at all ! What can I do to resolve the issue have a S.E arc S and I really need to use my phone tomorrow it's v important !! Thanks x
Since updates on Facebook on Iphone, now cannot comment nor share!!!!
On Friday 11/8/13....a Facebook app update showed up on my iphone3 and I tried to update but the app won't download! It's Saturday now and it still won't download. I've uninstalled FB and reinstalled it and turned my phone off/on and the app still won't download!!!! I haven't been able us use FB at all!
I am not getting all the notifications that I used to get in my news feed. When I go yo a friends account I no longer have the drop down menus where you can choose "show in news feed"
On both my desktop and my ipad. Any help would be appreciated.
P.S. I no longer have a desktop only the ipad.
My chat icon has disappeared I have deleted and reinstalled the app and doesn't fix the issue. I can't even swipe to see whose online or not. Please fix now.
Recently sometime I am facing problem playing video from Facebook from my iPhone. I am using the latest version of Facebook. I tried to delete the app and reinstall it but with no improvement. Sometime it work and sometime it say unable to play video check your internet connection and try again.!!! Very strange
I did the update and now FB Messenger won't load! I can see the msgs but can't open Messenger via FB either. Any suggestions?
Keep getting kicked off FB on iphone5. Only stay on for few seconds. HELP!!
All of my apps that I get free coins or bonuses on for sharing on Facebook are not working. For example reflex slots you get an extra 500 coins if you let the app post once a day to your timeline. Now all I'm getting is "Facebook is not installed" yet I've got Facebook and Facebook chat both installed. It's very annoying.
I've tried uninstalling the apps but nothing has fixed the issues. Not happy one bit!!!
I've had an issue with Messenger telling me it needs updating but in the App Store when I press update the button flashes and nothing happens.
Today I stupidly decided to uninstall the app and redownload it. And of course have the same issue. I press 'get' it flashes and then nothing happens :(
If I could still message through the facebook app itself this wouldn't be as much of an issue :(


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Deep Vein Thrombosis and Pulmonary Embolism
Far too many Americans are dying of dangerous blood clots that can masquerade as simple leg pain, according to a major new government effort to get patients and their doctors to recognize this important cause of significant morbidity and mortality.
A deep vein thrombosis, or DVT, forms in large veins, usually a leg or the groin. It can quickly kill if it moves up to the lungs, where it goes by the name pulmonary embolism, or PE.
The surgeon general's campaign estimates that every year, between 350,000 and 600,000 Americans get one of these clots, and at least 100,000 of them die. The Surgeon General has issued a "Call to Action" to address the issue of lack of recognition and early treatment of DVT and people at risk for this condition.
Who Is At Risk?
Risk factors and triggers include recent surgery or a broken bone, a fall or car accident, pregnancy or taking birth control pills or menopause hormones, and being immobile for long periods. The risk rises with age, especially over 65, and among people who smoke or are overweight.
Since some people have genetic conditions that cause no other symptoms but increase their risk, telling your doctor if a relative has ever suffered any type of blood clot is vital.
What are the Symptoms?
Only about half of the people with DVT have symptoms. These symptoms occur in the leg affected by the deep vein clot. They include:
Pulmonary Embolism
Some people don't know they have DVT until they have signs or symptoms of PE. Symptoms of PE include:
Rapid breathing and a fast heart rate also may be signs of PE.
Your doctor will diagnose deep vein thrombosis based on your medical history, a physical exam, and the results from tests. He or she will identify your risk factors and rule out other causes for your symptoms.
To learn about your medical history, your doctor may ask about:
During the physical exam, your doctor will check your legs for signs of DVT. He or she also will check your blood pressure and your heart and lungs.
You may need one or more tests to find out whether you have DVT. The most common tests used to diagnose DVT are:
Other less common tests used to diagnose DVT include magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography (CT) scanning. These tests provide pictures of the inside of the body.
You may need blood tests to check whether you have an inherited blood clotting disorder that can cause DVT. You may have this type of disorder if you have repeated blood clots that can't be linked to another cause, or if you develop a blood clot in an unusual location, such as a vein in the liver, kidney, or brain.
Anticoagulants are the most common medicines for treating DVT. They're also known as blood thinners.
These medicines decrease your blood's ability to clot. They also stop existing blood clots from getting bigger. However, blood thinners can't break up blood clots that have already formed.
Blood thinners can be taken as either a pill, an injection under the skin, or through a needle or tube inserted into a vein.
Warfarin and heparin are two blood thinners used to treat DVT. Warfarin is given in pill form. (Coumadin® is a common brand name for warfarin.) Heparin is given as an injection or through an IV tube. There are different types of heparin.
Your doctor may treat you with both heparin and warfarin at the same time. Heparin acts quickly. Warfarin takes 2 to 3 days before it starts to work. Once the warfarin starts to work, the heparin is stopped.
Pregnant women usually are treated with heparin only, because warfarin is dangerous during pregnancy.
Treatment for DVT with blood thinners usually lasts from 3 to 6 months. The following situations may change the length of treatment.
The most common side effect of blood thinners is bleeding. This happens if the medicine thins your blood too much. This side effect can be life threatening.
Sometimes, the bleeding is internal (inside your body). People treated with blood thinners usually receive regular blood tests to measure their blood's ability to clot. These blood tests are called PT and PTT tests.
These medicines are given to quickly dissolve a blood clot. They're used to treat large blood clots that cause severe symptoms.
Because thrombolytics can cause sudden bleeding, they're used only in life-threatening situations.
A vena cava filter is used if you can't take blood thinners or if you're taking blood thinners and still developing blood clots.
The filter is inserted inside a large vein called the vena cava. The filter catches blood clots that break off in a vein before they move to the lungs.
Graduated Compression Stockings
These stockings can reduce the swelling that may occur after a blood clot has developed in your leg. Graduated compression stockings are worn on the legs from the arch of the foot to just above or below the knee.
The stockings are tight at the ankle and become looser as they go up the leg. This creates gentle pressure up the leg. The pressure keeps blood from pooling and clotting.
Preventing DVT and PE
If you're at risk for DVT or PE, you can help prevent the conditions by:
Your risk of developing DVT while traveling is small. The risk increases if the travel time is longer than 4 hours, or if you have other risk factors for DVT.
During long trips, it may help to:
If you're at increased risk for DVT, your doctor may recommend wearing compression stockings during travel or taking a blood-thinning medicine before traveling.
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Brown Deer, UWM form education collaboration
Brown Deer - The Brown Deer School District and the University of Milwaukee-Wisconsin's School of Education are teaming up on education projects that benefit both parties.
The School Board on Tuesday approved a memorandum of understanding for the current school year that details a partnership with UWM's SOE. There is no financial impact for the district as a result of this collaboration, Superintendent Deb Kerr said.
Both parties agree to work together on the development and implementation of projects that benefit both institutions. Funding could from either UWM or the district, depending on what is being done.
"We are using each other and the expertise and talent to accelerate and evaluate learning," Kerr said.
The district will help the SOE with both funded and unfunded research projects that can help educators from both places. For example, if the Brown Deer School District agrees to let a faculty member who teaches motivation, conduct research at Brown Deer, that faculty member will provide professional development or consultation with Brown Deer faculty at no cost.» Read Full Article
Three-day bus stoppage sends North Shore riders scrambling for transportation alternatives
Shorewood —A three-day work stoppage for Milwaukee bus drivers has local bus riders scrambling to find a ride to work, school and other errands until Saturday.
When Shorewood residents Sara Shuler and Sam Luft heard about the potential bus strike on Tuesday afternoon, they made a hurried grocery run to Trader Joe's. They usually shop at the Shorewood Pick 'n Save, but with that store closed for the rest of the year, they have been using the bus to do their grocery shopping in recent months.
With no bus service for the next three days, Shuler said she plans to ride her bike to work at Discovery World. She also works a second job with Luft on Kenilworth Avenue, but since Luft's bike was recently stolen, she is agreeing to accompany him on a 40-minute walk to work on Thursday.
Shuler said she was frustrated that the Milwaukee County Transit System was unable to reach a deal with Amalgamated Transit Union Local 998, but she doesn't blame the bus drivers.
"I'm irritated in general at the situation because we rely on the bus system," she said.» Read Full Article
Shorewood concert series debuts July 8
Shorewood — Shorewood's free Summer Sounds concert series will kick off July 8 at Hubbard Park.
Tweed Funk, Shorewood's favorite blues band, will headline on July 8, with an opening performance by Shorewood's School of Rock. On July 22, the Shorewood High School Jazz Band will open up for the Five Card Studs, a 1970s cover band. De La Buena, a popular 10-piece band playing Afro-Cuban and Latin Jazz, will perform on Aug. 5.
All concerts will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Hubbard Park. People are welcome to bring their own picnic or purchase food from Hubbard Park Lodge.
Burglary suspects allegedly targeted Whitefish Bay couple away at a funeral
Whitefish Bay — A Hartford couple have been charged in connection with a burglary scheme that targeted people attending funerals.
Muskego police conducted a search warrant at the home of Jesse James Bullis, 31, and Emily Grabel, 23, and recovered jewelry, electronics and a handwritten list of names, addresses and times of several funeral services in Milwaukee County.
That handwritten list included the name of a Whitefish Bay couple, their address in the 4800 block of Lake Drive and the addresses of other relatives, including a note saying "service at 7."
According to a criminal complaint, the Whitefish Bay couple left their home at about 4 p.m. on May 14 to attend a close relative's funeral. When they returned home at 10:30 p.m., they found evidence of a burglary. A large amount of jewelry had been stolen from the top of a dresser.
Nearly a month after the burglary, a Whitefish Bay detective was contacted by the Muskego Police Department regarding the recent search warrant in Waterford. The detective showed a photograph of the stolen goods to the Whitefish Bay burglary victim, who was able to identify at least 16 pieces of jewelry that were stolen from her dresser.» Read Full Article
St. John's Lutheran will celebrate 150th anniversary on Sunday
Glendale — St. John's Lutheran in Glendale will be hosting a celebration on Sunday, June 28th, as they begin yearlong festivities to commemorate their 150th Anniversary.
The day will begin with a worship service at 9:30 a.m. and continue with a church picnic, craft fair and an all-class reunion. Past memorabilia from the church and school will be on display. Check-in is at 11:30 a.m., lunch is at noon and the picnic and games will last from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.
North Shore 911 callers will now receive life-saving CPR instructions
Bayside — Emergency dispatchers have started offering over-the-phone advice that could save lives in the North Shore.
Starting June 24, dispatchers at Bayside Communications Center responded to health-related inquiries with two simple questions: Is the patient awake? Are they breathing normally? If the caller responds 'no' to those two questions, a Milwaukee County dispatcher will coach the caller through CPR while an ambulance travels to the scene.
The average response time for a North Shore ambulance is 5 to 6 minutes, but it only takes four minutes without oxygen for brain damage to occur. That's why local health officials are hoping to get bystanders involved in rescuscitation while the ambulance is en-route.
"Emergency responders do a very good job, but they can't help you until they get there," said Nicole Hudzinski of the American Heart Association. "The person is going to need help before the ambulance arrives."
Milwaukee County lags behind the rest of the nation in terms of bystander CPR participation. Only 19 percent of 911 callers in Milwaukee County attempt CPR, which is less than half the national rate of 45 percent.» Read Full Article
Bay baseball team gives Kaszubowski sweet send-off with 8-2 win
Whitefish Bay pitcher Joe Kaszubowski's first tip-off to how special the night of June 23 was going to be was when some boxes were opened and a series of Navy-themed baseball jersies popped out.
"I thought we were going to wear our camos (camouflage) jersies tonight," he said with a grin afterward.
No, they weren't, because that simply wasn't good enough for the four-year letterwinner who said "I love high school baseball, I love this team".
Simply not good enough for someone whom Blue Duke baseball coach Jay Wojcinski said he was going "to miss like a son."
Though there are still about three weeks left in the summer high school baseball season, the eight-strikeout, 8-2 victory that Kaszubowski earned over North Shore Conference rival Nicolet was to be his last in a Blue Duke uniform.» Read Full Article
Music in the Glen kicks off Sunday
Glendale — The 25th annual Music in the Glen concert series kicks off Sunday at Whitefish Bay High School.
The free concert series starts with a special performance of Kids From Wisconsin at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Whitefish Bay High School auditorium. The rest of the concert series will be held at Nicolet High School.
The Donna Woodall Group will perform on July 8, Unrelated Brothers will perform on July 15 and Razzmatazz will perform on July 22. All of those concerts will be held outside, weather permitting, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The Concord Chamber Orchestra will play from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on July 29 in the Nicolet High School auditorium.
Mequon lawyer loses license as fraud trials loom
A Mequon lawyer facing federal indictment and varied civil suits over her former estate-planning practice has lost her law license.
Sarah Laux had agreed to a voluntary license revocation, shortly before she was scheduled to be tried before a referee on an Office of Lawyer Regulation complaint charging her with 23 ethical violations. More than two dozen other violations were pending formal OLR charges.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Wednesday adopted the referee's recommendation that it grant Laux's petition for voluntary revocation and ordered her to pay more than $626,000 in restitution to clients and more than $4,000 in costs of her OLR prosecution.
Chief Justice Patience Roggensack did not participate in the decision.
The court's decision largely recounts the various claims against Laux. It notes that many clients complained that trusts she prepared didn't meet their objectives or even caused serious financial harm, that Laux failed to follow through on promised work and was extremely difficult to contact.» Read Full Article
No injuries in Shorewood apartment fire
Shorewood — Firefighters battled a fire on the top floor of a four-story building in Shorewood Tuesday morning.
North Shore Fire/Rescue received a call at 8:22 a.m. reporting a fire at The Goodman building at 3553 N. Oakland Ave., which features Harry's Bar and Grill on the ground floor. Firefighters pinpointed the fire to an apartment unit on the fourth floor and were able to prevent the fire from spreading beyond that apartment unit.
With more than 50 apartments on the top three floors, firefighters brought in additional crews due to the size of the building, the potential growth of the fire and the number of occupants in the building.
Some building residents evacuated the building after hearing the fire alarm, but multiple occupants remained in the building. Those remaining residents were evacuated.
The occupant of the apartment was not home at the time of the fire, and will be provided with assistance in finding temporary housing.» Read Full Article
2015 4th of July events in suburban Milwaukee
Welcome to summer! Area communities have numerous events planned to celebrate Independence Day 2015. If you know of an event you don't see listed here, drop us a line at firstname.lastname@example.com. Enjoy!
A list of 4th of July celebrations in Lake Country is a available here.
City of Brookfield
Join the city of Brookfield as it celebrates Independence Day on Saturday, July Fourth. The day's activities begin with a parade that starts at 10 a.m. The parade begins on Gebhardt Road at the driveway of Brookfield Central High School, turns right on Calhoun Road, left on North Avenue, and left on Norhardt Drive, where it ends at the corner of Civic Drive.
The annual citywide ice cream social takes place on the Civic Plaza immediately after the parade. Ice cream and lemonade are available. There will be a flag-raising ceremony and other entertainment.» Read Full Article
Betty Brinn hosts STEM night
The Betty Brinn Children's Museum will stay open until 7 p.m. on June 23 so that visitors can see and interact with work created by third- and fourth-grade students from four Milwaukee charter schools that participated in a special museum field trip program focused on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
Students from Bruce Guadalupe Community School, Capitol West Academy, Milwaukee Scholars Charter School, and Windlake Elementary worked with educators in the Museum's Be a Maker space and in the classroom during a five-week program themed around circuits. Be A Maker, which opened in June 2014, is a communal workshop where young children can use tools, materials, digital resources and technologies to work on a wide variety of do-it-yourself projects. The students worked to create electrical circuits, and then used software to apply what they learned to create loops of sounds that were integrated to become musical compositions.
From 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 23, project participants, their families and Museum visitors can interact with a DJ who will play the students' recorded sound samples, experiment with the synthesizers and instruments used to make the musical pieces, and view album-inspired artwork created by the students. Student work will also be displayed at the museum on June 24 and 25 from 3:30 to 5 p.m.
The Museum is located at 929 E. Wisconsin Ave. in Milwaukee. Admission is $8 per person and $7 per senior (adults older than 55); children younger than 1 are free. Free admission and membership is available for those who qualify based on need. More information is available at www.bbcmkids.org or by calling 414-390-KIDS (5437).
University School was on "soft lockdown" after police shooting in Milwaukee
River Hills — A police shooting near 60th Street and Good Hope Road caused the University School of Milwaukee to go on a "soft lockdown" during summer programming Friday.
The private school announced the soft lock down on its website and social media at 10:22 a.m., about an hour after the shooting occurred. The decision to go on 'soft lock down' was made at the advice of the River Hills Police Department, according to the school's website. An all-clear was issued at 3:40 p.m., after the Summer I.D.E.A.S. programming ended for the day.
Parents were able to pick up and drop off their children for the Summer I.D.E.A.S. sessions as scheduled. Faculty and staff were free to come and go from the campus during the soft lock down.
Teenage girl reports abduction attempt near Nicolet
Glendale — A 16-year-old Nicolet student was the target of a suspected abduction attempt in Glendale last week.
The girl told police she had just finished her final exams at Nicolet, and was walking to North Shore Library to wait for a ride from her grandma. She walked through the underground tunnel that connects the Nicolet campus to the soccer field on the other side of I-43, and as she exited the tunnel, a man picked her up from behind and threw her over her shoulder, according to Glendale Police Captain Mark Ferguson.
The girl was able to kick the man in the leg, which caused him to let go of her. She then ran to the North Shore Library. The man is described as a 30- to 40-year-old man wearing a blue sweatshirt and jeans. Ferguson said police searched the area for a man matching the girl's description, but have so far been unsuccessful.
Concordia Legion post to assemble care packages
Volunteers from American Legion Post 1881 on Concordia University-Wisconsin's campus in Mequon will package hundreds of donated items into care packages in support of Operation Falcon Support at 10 a.m Friday, June 19, at the Legion Post, 12800 N. Lake Shore Drive, Mequon.
Items were collected June 2-16 at each of the nine CUW Wisconsin Centers. The items will be packaged and shipped overseas to help Green Bay Center student Wilmer Valladares and his unit, who are serving overseas in Afghanistan. Valladares is in the Wisconsin National Guard and part of the 950th Combat Engineer Division assigned to route clearance.
Shorewood hires Bryan Davis as superintendent
Shorewood — The Shorewood School Board hired Bryan Davis as the superintendent of Shorewood schools.
Davis holds a bachelor's degree in business education, a master's degree in educational administration and a Ph.D. in urban education from UW-Milwaukee.
He has served as the superintendent of the Columbus School District since 2010 and previously served as the principal of Green Bay Southwest High School and the associate principal of Green Bay Preble High School.
"We are confident that we found the right fit for Shorewood with Dr. Davis," School Board President Paru Shah said in a statement. "He has a proven track record of meeting the needs of all students, including underachieving and high-achieving students, and comes to our district with a depth and breadth of experience which will serve us well. Dr. Davis will be an invaluable asset to us as both an educational and community leader."
During his time at Columbus, Davis increased student performance, oversaw a major districtwide renovation and established the Project Lead the Way/STEM programming for grades K-12.» Read Full Article


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Thank you for your interest in the Nordstrom Beat the Bridge to Beat Diabetes! We are currently in the process of launching a new website. If you'd like to be notified when registration is open, please fill out the form below.
The 32nd Annual Nordstrom Beat the Bridge to Beat Diabetes is now in the history books and we could not have done it without you. Thank you!
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Together, we will create a world without Type One Diabetes.
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About Beat the Bridge
The Nordstrom Beat the Bridge to Beat Diabetes is a fundraiser for JDRF - the leading global organization funding type one diabetes (T1D) research. The event consists of an 8K run and wheelchair race, a 4-mile walk, a 1-mile fun run, and the Diaper Derby for toddlers. The event is called Beat the Bridge because the course travels over Seattle's University Bridge, which is raised during the race.


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By Butch Morris
I have a little advice for candidates in this year's elections. Watch your language. Or more specifically don't use negative campaign ads.
I know. I know. Some say if they didn't work politicians wouldn't use them. However as a precinct official I heard more people comment that they wouldn't vote for either of the two biggest offenders in the primary election because of their mud slinging. In other words, the guy no one had every heard of got some votes.
I believe that some candidates lost their races a couple of years ago due to negative campaigning. I don't know about nationally but I believe it to be true in Oklahoma. Okies are tired of it!
I can understand a difference of opinions on the issues. That's what it's about. But that's no reason to get personal or ugly about it.
So, with that in mind, candidates get ready for this next round but keep it clean. No hitting below the belt! The judges or in this case the voters might just penalize you.


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Structural Iron & Steel Workers
Also called: Fitter / Welder, Iron Worker, Ironworker, Steel Worker
What they do:Raise, place, and unite iron or steel girders, columns, and other structural members to form completed structures or structural frameworks. May erect metal storage tanks and assemble prefabricated metal buildings.
On the job, you would:
- Read specifications or blueprints to determine the locations, quantities, or sizes of materials required.
- Verify vertical and horizontal alignment of structural steel members, using plumb bobs, laser equipment, transits, or levels.
- Connect columns, beams, and girders with bolts, following blueprints and instructions from supervisors.
Engineering and Technology
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People interested in this work like activities that include practical, hands-on problems and solutions.
They do well at jobs that need:
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Round Robin: iPhone, Long Live the King
After a month without the iPhone, it's good to be back. I got used to a lot of things in the 6 months of use with the iPhone that just aren't possible with the other devices. In using the iPhone, I got used to having 7GB of music handy. I got used to carrying around headphones so I could slip into the world of music at a moment's notice. I got used to looking whatever I needed on the real web. I got used to checking voicemails individually whenever I needed. I got used to how I checked email. I got used to threaded SMS. I got used to viewing videos. I got used to not charging my phone religiously every night. I got used to the seamless syncing with iTunes. On my return to the iPhone, I was astounded how quickly I was spoiled with syncing information. It was downright nasty to get all of my information onto a lot of these other devices. After 6 months of using the iPhone, what would have pleased me now frankly shocked me.
That's not to say that the iPhone is perfect. No, there are a bunch of things that I realized I'd miss once I got back to the iPhone. I'd miss to-do lists, I'd miss installing programs, I'd miss the culture of openness that most of the other smartphones possess. I know that I'll have some, if not all, of the features I've been wanting in a few months once 3rd party applications arrive; I'm sure that others will arrive as carrots in the future whether they come from Apple or whether they come from the hacking community.
The future is really why I went for the iPhone in the first place. I wanted to use a device that has a future, not one that has a past. All of the other smartphones, they come with what is best described as baggage. There's a history to how they do things, and when they do something that's probably wrong in terms of how a smartphone ought to work, there's an excuse for it, or some obscure technical reason that was relevant years ago but isn't relevant now. They were designed to work around older technology, and all of that cruft builds up, and that cruft takes battery power. Why else would those thicker devices have worse battery life? In a lot of ways, the other smartphones pioneered the way, but it doesn't seem like they kept up. The iPhone, even with its shortcomings, is a fresher look on what it means to be a smartphone than any of the other devices out there, and I'm pretty sure that it will continue to be that way. Who is going to be able to keep up with what Apple has started?
I'm not trying to dig on anyone that uses these devices. I'm just trying to illuminate why they don't work for me, and see what I can take from the experience of using them.
RIM's BlackBerry
RIM? RIM is worried about Microsoft's Windows Mobile eating into their profit share to focus on the iPhone -- the BlackBerry and the iPhone are pretty much in different worlds. The BlackBerry is buried in this small email world. Sure, email is important, but what about the web? The web opens up an entirely new world, and BlackBerry seems poised to miss it. There's no touchscreen either, which is a real bummer for me. Their operating system is its own alien world too -- buried settings, multiple icons, carrier branding all over the place, their own special version of mobile Java that isn't fully compatible with other versions of Mobile Java... they require their own special data plan that goes through BlackBerry... I just don't get it.
There are some things that I like about BlackBerry, though. Even if it's not the greatest version of mobile Java (J2ME, MIDP2.0), it's still Java, and it provides a lot of access to the device. If you want an IM app, you can have an IM app. If you want to play a game, you can play a game. If you want FaceBook, you can have FaceBook. And the push factor is another great aspect to the device -- it saves on battery life, and notifies you when it has something for you. The unified inbox really allows you to schlorp the emails through.
With Palm, the software is good. It's just that I can't bring myself to invest money into it -- it's like betting on the oldest horse in a horse race. Put the horse out to stud -- it's not going to win any more races. Its offspring, maybe they can win. To mix metaphors, the phoenix first has to die before it can be born anew, and I'm not in a rush to wait almost 2 years for that to happen. I don't want to wait two years to see what my new smartphone can do. I want to see what my smartphone can do now. When I upgraded from the 680 to the iPhone back in June, I got what a lot of Palm users had been anguishing over for years: a modern looking user interface, a new launcher, a better web browser, wi-fi, better battery life, and a thin form factor. Palm OS shows its age -- it's tough to use with MP3 ringtones... or profiles... or wi-fi... it's web browser is pretty bad...
The fact that Palm is still around is testament that they did a bunch of stuff right. If one of their next-generation operating systems had panned out, they might be in a different situation than they're in, and it's unfortunate that they are where they are. Everything is easy to use, there's a bunch of apps out there, it's simple, quick, and easy to use whether you install extra apps or not, and everything is well thought out. There are tweaks that make things even easier, and for the methods that I'm aware of, they're less expensive than the tweaks for Windows Mobile.
Microsoft's Windows Mobile
Microsoft? Microsoft isn't going to worry so much about the high end of things. They have a platform to worry about, and they're going to slug it out with all of the other platforms out there. They're going to target the spacious middle. They don't care about the top 1%, they care about the middle 50% and up. They'd like to compete with the iPhone someday, but they can't even compete with the iPod yet. Microsoft is worried about Linux, about Google's Android, about Symbian -- they have enough to think about, and their software, though ridiculously powerful, requires a bunch of tweaking to get it to work right. And not only does Microsoft have to get it right, but the device manufacturer has to get it right too -- how many buttons is enough? How many is too much? What kind of navigational gimmick will it use to set itself apart? Who is going to build a car kit that's designed to integrate seamlessly with a no-name Chinese Windows Mobile OEM? When will Microsoft ship a decent mobile browser? When will Microsoft figure out their music and ringtone store and make them worthwhile for use? Not soon enough for me. Microsoft will be where I would want them to be when Palm's Linux OS comes out, and there's no way to tell if Palm will be worth the wait or not.
So what's okay about Windows Mobile? Well, the sky is the limit. The only thing it demands is your time. And that you be a super consumer, that you're willing to research the 100+ various models to see which one is right with you. Then you have to hope that the model that meets the stats you want has the same software updates you want, because Microsoft is essentially spineless in terms of how they set up the user interface -- they won't put their foot down and say "no, that goes too far." It's a lawless world of inconsistency, which serves to make it harder to use. The flip side of this coin is that some handset makers know how to get it right. You just have to do the research to get it right. It's going to take a lot of time. A whole lot of precious time. It will also take a lot of money.
And Windows Mobile is really the jack of all trades in this regard. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride, but bridesmaid is better than nothing. Windows Mobile has push technology, easy integration with Exchange, the weight of a zillion dollar monopoly behind it, Don't get me wrong, if I had to pick a 2nd horse in this race right now, it's Windows Mobile. If you're going to make a safe bet on the future right now (that isn't the iPhone), this is probably the one.
Apple's iPhone
So where will the iPhone go? What direction will it head? No one can say. The iPhone, just scant months after its release, is already ahead in so many categories. Web browsing, movies, entertainment, music, web videos. Apple has come so far in so little time, and it's only going to get better once the SDK comes out in February. Then the itches that remain will be scratched. It is a shame that the SDK wasn't done when the device came out, though. The first 7 months of the iPhone feels a lot like a pre-release or a beta period -- without third party apps, you really don't see the full picture of the platform's capabilities.
And since we don't have that SDK yet, there's no good way to scratch the 3rd-party app itch. To get 3rd party apps, you've got to hack your iPhone. And while that's not a barrier for some, it is a barrier for others, to be sure. If you can't get anyone to scratch the itch, the itch remains and drives you crazy. This is Apple's fault, and it's why you'll hear a lot of people say "the iPhone is amazing, but...." It's the lack of 3rd party apps that causes the "but," that forces the qualification.
Even if they were able to ship with little widgets on the iPhone, that would have ameliorated the itch. It would have been a balm, if programmers could store some javascript on the phone so we could run little mini-apps that talked to the web.
But here's the rub of it all: even the gripes showcase why the iPhone is such a crazy awesome device. I'm griping about the lack of desktop widgets on my phone. That complaint isn't even possible on the other devices. Apple set the bar very, very high, and they made an entirely new set of rules common. If you're looking to buy an iPhone, the worst case scenario is that Apple stuff generally has a lot of resale value if you don't like it.
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Round Robin: iPhone, Long Live the King
Nice job Mike...I've had a few weeks each with all of these devices (and some windows mobile standard devices as well- Blackjack, MotoQ9) and I've always come back to the iPhone. There is so much there, and so much of it is yet untapped. What other device lets you play games like "Labrynth" (hack required). The Tilt supposedly is the powerhouse... and it does have 3G and GPS...but it's a third slower in processor speed than the iPhone. And the web experience even with Opera and 3G is so much worse than Safari over EDGE. Some people are hesitant to hack the iPhone, and when the SDK is released that will change the game. But hacking it is so worth it RIGHT NOW. Some awesome apps, some really solid games...and totally (I guess mostly) free. This morning I went through the process of hacking my 1.1.2 firmware, which does take some time. But it makes my iPhone worlds better than anything out there. Can't wait until the 16GB 3G iphone with GPS. I have to beieve that is only 6 months away...
Locked iPhone is the biggest drawback, along with no third-party apps. One will change soon, the other... not so soon, I suspect.
Basically, locked iPhone means I won't be seeing it over here for quite some time, if ever. The only GSM provider decided not to get it (Vodafone), and while the CDMA provider (Telecom) is building a GSM network, that won't be ready for a year or so. Same for the new entrant building their own GSM network. They get to roam on Vodafone's for now, but that doesn't include data... Hmmm... iPhone is a lot less cool without data...
i enjoyed the article as well. I know the 3rd party app situation has been talked about. but, i don't think the title is fair. The iPhone is quickly becoming the King. But, it is not their yet.
3rd party apps are huge. I sold mine cause I missed them too much. it hurt my functionality.
i think by this one delay the iPhone falls short.
Is there nay reason why any of the Symbian Devices E611, SE P1i or N95 8gb didn't make it in to the Round Robin?
[COLOR="Navy">The iPhone is king only if you don't need a business phone first, IMO(notice I said IMO, so no extreme bashing, please :D ). No 3G data(although I can stomach that for now) and no way to manage calls and texts properly. I can only use my iPhone for personal use so I know the people calling me are people I can deal with, and don't have to block and filter as often.[/COLOR]
After 6 months I have finally decided to get rid of my iPhone. And I used it a lot, jailbroke, did everything I could do on the phone, but decided WM was the way to go.
Slingbox was reason enough for me. One handed use was another. I liked the keyboard and didn't miss 3G, and the design is 10 times better than any other phone I have EVER seen. But 2 hands were necessary most of the time, and Safari was great to the eye, with zero substance. All the sites I couldn't go to with PIE? Funny, because Safari won't load them either!
The iPhone will be great soon, most likely. I'll wait until that happens.
My thoughts on this post point out what we've seen time after time on the Round Robin...Preference is really the King...
After a month without the iPhone, it's good to be back. ... In using the iPhone, I got used to having 7GB of music handy.
I feel like having an sd slot is a better option for expandability and listening. The device that comes out with 80gb or 160gb of storage will get my attention; 8 or 16 is an even trade to the sd.
I got used to carrying around headphones so I could slip into the world of music at a moment's notice.
This is nice, but again not exclusive to the iPhone...in fact I find slipping into the world of music easier and a better experience without the cord. Stereo Blue Tooth has changed my world!
Streaming music, live stations like Howard, and even television is a stretch on an Edge device but come as welcome options with an EvDO Treo. Seriously, it makes 16gb of memory quaint by comparison.
I got used to looking whatever I needed on the real web.
Safari is an advance in browsing on the phone. On-device, I'm still liking the speed of Xiino and use Blazer when I have to. For some reason, I don't find Opera to work too well. None of the above compares to tethering the Treo to a larger screen and exploiting the capability of its' speed more completely. On balance, I just would not want to give this option up for what Safari offers.
I got used to threaded SMS.
I can appreciate how you may get used to this. Still, it's not exclusive and they are not the first...I find the Treo's threaded messaging and contact integration very intuitive.
I got used to viewing videos.
definitely better on the iPhone screen, but Kinoma and TCMP even the options. I love searching thru Google video or Youtube...Palm hasnt capitalized on the fact that you can stream these with ease and speed. Elevation Partners, can you hear us asking for better marketing management?
I got used to not charging my phone religiously every night.
I'll still take the option of replacing a battery just in case I left the radio on by accident on a long flight or that sort of thing. And I will go 2 or 3 nights if I'm not talking on the phone...thank you Seidio.
I got used to the seamless syncing with iTunes.
Still prefer drag and drop to syncing, but it's all preference as long as the options are there.:cool:
On my return to the iPhone, I was astounded how quickly I was spoiled with syncing information.
I understood from one of the Round Robin articles that the iPhone would not sync notes or tasks, but the work around was to just send yourself an e-mail. Still, it can't be worse than the Palm Desktop Vista fiasco.
This was so good that I just had to mention it on Palm Addict. Here's the permalink:
Paul Biba
iPhone Editor, Palm Addict
Great review! I have to say, I have used the iPhone before, and loved it! I am a Blackberry user, and love my Blackberry, but they just don't compare to iPhones.
If I had the money, I would buy myself an iPhone, they just do so much more, and are much more user friendly than any other phone I have seen.


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Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Raising money for charity, that's what the Mount Pleasant Mom to Mom Sale is all about. The bi-annual consignment sale is set for March 2 at the National Guard Armory in Mount Pleasant. If you have shopped the sale before you know that the deals on children's items are awesome.
This is the MOMS (Moms Offering Moms Support) Clubs of Mount Pleasant's biggest charity fundraiser. All proceeds go directly to charity and it is completely run by local volunteers. The fall 2012 sale raised more than $6,000 for the selected charity.
The line will start earlier, but the doors will flood open at 7 a.m. and close at 11 a.m. and then reopen from noon to 1:30 p.m. for the 50 percent off sale. Don't forget to bring a basket or bin to carry your items home. Remember, in supporting the Mom to Mom Sale, you are also doing good for our community.
The spring sale features toys, books, spring and summer clothing, baby equipment, bedding, furniture and more from more than 100 different consignors and vendors all for amazing prices. The sale accepts credit cards, and there is a $1 admittance fee that goes directly to charity.
The Mom to Mom Sale is hosted by the three Mount Pleasant MOMS (Moms Offering Moms Support) Clubs, which is a network of new and tenured stay-at-home moms who come together to support one another through the journey of motherhood. For more information about the sale, please visit the Mom to Mom Sale website: www.m2msale.webs.com.
For this sale all proceeds will go to the benefiting charity - Rein and Shine. They are dedicated to providing an alternative method of healing to children and adults with physical, emotional, social and/or cognitive disabilities. For more information about Rein and Shine or to donate, please visit www.reinandshine.org
The MOMS (Moms Offering Moms Support) Club is an international non-profit support group for mothers who are blessed with the opportunity to stay at home to raise their children. There are currently three MOMS Club chapters in the Mount Pleasant area. The goals of MOMS club are to support one another, share and educate each other on topics of interest to mothers, and to help children in the community. Mothers are encouraged to bring children to all activities. For more information about MOMS Club or to get involved, please visit www.momsclub.org.
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Jack grew up in Short Hills, New Jersey, and graduated from Millburn High School in 1943. He volunteered to serve in the U.S. Navy during World War II. Jack was assigned to the USS Montpelier as an electronics technician. The USS Montpelier, named for the city of Montpelier, Vermont, was a light cruiser and patrolled the South China Sea during Jack's time on board.
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So can you mirror from an Iphone 4 or not...... Keynote suggested that you could (which was before the 4S Announcement) ...... but subsequent references refer to Ipad and Iphone 4S only.. Having just got an apple tv 2 Im going to to be well pissed off if I cant mirror from my Iphone 4!!!!!!!!!!!
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I sure hope so!! I'll be pissed as well. Still have a year to go on my contract for my iPhone 4.
I doubt iPhone 4 will mirror to the AppleTV. The original iPad can't, and it's basically the same hardware as an iPhone 4. The iPad 2 and 4S both have A5 processors, and I'm guessing that added oomph from the A5 is what allows full-device mirroring. You'll probably be stuck with content-streaming only on an iPhone 4.
I'm sure they're will be a jailbreak tweak for the iPad and iPhone 4 to allow you to do it
So it supports wireless mirroring and photo stream? Sweet!
And subtitles on Netflix!!!!
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Or maybe it was more like a mountain, as in big senior pitcher Mackenzie Toler.
The left-hander, who has already signed to play at Mississippi State next year, struck out 11 in 14 innings and held Jones County to one hit in the opening game and five in the second for the 3-0, 5-1 doubleheader sweep to end the Lady Hounds' season.
Toler also provided all of the offense Whitewater needed in the opening game with a three-run homer to deep right-center in the third inning.
"She's big and strong and been there and done that," Jones County coach Blake Lyons said of Toler. "They were state runners-up last year, and she did most of the pitching for them, so she's accustomed to winning in the playoffs."
The Lady Hounds finished the season with an 18-18-1 record. The Lady Wildcats improved to 24-10-1 and advanced to the Elite Eight in Columbus, where they were scheduled to open against Allatoona (26-9) on Thursday.
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Black leather mid-rise boot. Lace-up style with buckle strap across front of ankle. Zips up across the inner side . Low stacked heel. Rubber sole. Leather is top-quality and tough, meant to get better with age and wear.
*By Officine Creative
**Special Note: Taupe color is a bit more grey and less brown than appears in picture.
*By Officine Creative
**Special Note: Taupe color is a bit more grey and less brown than appears in picture.
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Measurements:Heel Height: 2"
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by 5 reviewers.
Rated 1 out of 5Â by patski Extreamly disappointed I received the boots today. They arrived in the condition like they have been traveling the world! Seriously! Before I bought the boots I have read the review below from Brianna Graham and I thought she must has received a bad pair. In fact the pairs I have received is no different but might be even worse. After the Brianna's review I thought Freepeople might be trying to do a better checking before sending out the orders. I have received a pair that have dirty soles, black stains everywhere inside the boots. Bottom of the boots has thin plastic layer and they looks like somebody have had serious walk on it. Some folded mark like they has been worn for a long time. (pls see the pictures) Seriously? this is what I got charged for 548 dollars? I felt like I have got second hand boots for a very brand new price. It is really unacceptable!! I kept coming back to Freepeople because of the funky style you have. Even I have to pay high rate import tax everytime to the customs (this time it was 135 euro) but it never stop me from buying from Freepeople. This time really turns me off. Pls do something or else I might be returning the boots and reconsider if I want to keep continuing shopping at Freepeople. Regards, Pat 10.24.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by BriannaG In Love...BUT. I feel very compelled to write a review on these boots. First, I will say that I am absolutely in LOVE with the look, the feel, the smell, the buckle, the quality...etc. But I have a few points that I would like to address, and I hope Free People will look at my order history, and take me seriously. 1) I ordered these boots the first time a few weeks ago. In size 40, and they accepted my order, but my order never came. Instead, days later, I logged into my account status, hoping to see "Shipped", but instead, I saw "Cancelled". Considering that I thought I successfully ordered and paid for this boot, I was literally crushed that someone else apparently beat me to the very last one in this size... After browsing the website once again several days ago (which I do once per day at least - to see the new releases)... I noticed the models were wearing these boots in the new photos of the new clothing, so I assumed maybe Free People received another shipment of this boot... Well, that was not the case, BUT I did notice that the Size 40 was again showing available... However, just like several weeks ago, it said it was "the last one in stock"... But again, I took a chance and ordered. After placing my order, I actually called the Free People phone number to ensure my order was actually going to reach my door, and the girl on the phone confirmed my thoughts... She said that yes, someone had probably ordered the boot right before me, and that was the reason why it might have been cancelled the first time. Then she mentioned the following: "When we receive returns, we inspect them fully to make sure there is no damage, etc, before placing them back online for sale..." (Please read my very last point to see why I am upset.) This time they ARRIVED, and I literally almost jumped the UPS man to get my package... After opening the box, re-lacing the boots, and putting them on, here is my report: 1) I LOVE THESE BOOTS!!! They quality is better than any other boot I own (and I have MANY expensive, well made boots - Jeffrey Campbell, Frye, Cydwoq, Bed-Stu, Biviel, etc.)... 2) I am so happy I went with my instinct that these boots run at least one size small (I am a solid 39 EU boot - and this 40 fits like my 39's from other manufacturers). 3) I am so so so sad and disappointed to have found these boots, that I have waited so anxiously and impatiently for - even after the first cancelled shipment, to see that there are indentations and scratches on both boots from the eyelet holes and zippers, and a very noticeable dent on the top of the right boot, that there is no way to remove... Now, I am not at ALL one to complain, but Free People, please make this right for me. This is a $550 boot, and the VERY LAST boot in the size that I need... I have searched and searched the internet for this boot elsewhere, but it does not exist... I do not want to send them back, because I am truly in love, but I do honestly feel that with the defects in the boots that I received, it looks like they traveled around the country several times, and have been in the hands of several customers (or a storeroom floor??) before they reached me... PLEASE someone contact me regarding my concern... I love this company, and I will continue to order your boots, clothing, etc... BUT - to charge your clients $550 for something that has obviously been damaged is NOT right... Thank you, Brianna Graham email@example.com 616.953.9077 9.19.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by ShanJim Cute but too tight Actually the boot is too cute but too tight on the ankle part. I normally wear size 5 but like 8 for boot so I can wear warm socks in. This one is too tight, I can't zip up. Too sad had to return it. Hope they will make some changes on the upper part. 9.7.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Mars3 Cute Boot Very elegant boot and versatile. Well worth the money. Would absolutely love to own the black ones as well, they look awesome. I have small feet but wide and they are difficult to put on but not tight fitting. Just need to be careful undoing the shoe lace as they are uniquely threaded through the holes and it would be near impossible to replicate!! No regrets, love them. 6.1.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by freshee sweet boot When they arrived, I loved them. When I put them on, I loved them even more. But note that they fit pretty narrow. My feet are skinny in width and these boots were a bit tight. Great quality! Neat sole on the shoe that the display pictures dont show. Nice surprise. 3.7.2013
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The Beatrice 3 Piece Crib Set balances the sophisticated and fun! Traditional paisley is paired with playful polka dots and feminine colors in this pretty pink collection.
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Click here to view and print the official 2015 Pies on Parade map.
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Rockland, dubbed "Pie Town USA" by the Food Network when Bobby Flay visited for a pie throwdown, is living up to its name as planning is underway for the 11th annual pie-a-thon to celebrate National Pie Day (National Pie Day is celebrated each year on Jan 23rd). The whole town of Rockland, ME will go pie-crazy on Sunday, January 25, 2015 from 1:00 – 4:00pm when the Historic Inns of Rockland are joined by Rockland, ME businesses and restaurants to welcome hungry pie eaters to the town for the 11th Annual Pies on Parade Pie Tour. Sample more than 45 different pies at restaurants and inns throughout Rockland and enjoy tours of common areas and some guest rooms at the inns. Tickets for the Pies on Parade Inn-to-Inn Tour are $30 for adults and $15 for children ten and under. Tickets sell out quickly, are available from participating inns only (not additional participating Rockland businesses), and plenty of pie to sample. Why not make a weekend of it? After all, friends don't let friends drive under the influence of pie! Take advantage of exclusive pie add-ons like wine and pie pairings and special museum tours and tastings. Read on for a full description of the one or two-day Pie Tour packages. Pies on Parade 2015 is the biggest pie event in New England.
Never attended a pie tour? This is not your average pie-in-the-sky event. Move aside Mom's apple pie, Rockland's inns and restaurants will serve up everything from Shepherds Pie and a number of gourmet Pizza Pies to sweet and savory Italian Galettes, seafood pies, Whoopie Pies and the signature Key LimeRock Pie at the LimeRock Inn. Of course,
for those who still love the age-old favorites; look for Apple, Raspberry and Blueberry
pie along with savory egg pies at the Berry Manor Inn and a newly developed Cranberry Apple Pie and a delicious crab quiche at the Granite Inn. Best of all, fear not the packing on of pie pounds; Rockland businesses have added healthy pies (yes, there can be such a thing!) to the list. Last year, FIORE Olive Oils & Vinegars served up a beautiful pie with healthy olive oil and in the past Rheal Day Spa served a "Not Too Sweet" Sweet Potato Pie (chosen for the antioxidant qualities of sweet potatoes and gluten free) and a Refined Sugar-free, Lavender, Honey and Yogurt Pie, defying all preconceived notions about "pie-ling" on calories from pies! Each of the participating venues will serve both a savory and sweet pie, including a number of unusual galettes, tarts, pot pies, pizza pies, even a grilled pie and quiches too.
To date more than 20 Rockland venues, have signed on to participate in Pies on Parade and the list is growing. Not to be outdone by inns and restaurants, a number of additional Rockland, ME businesses have signed on for the "Pie-rade" including the Maine Lighthouse Museum, Maine Audubon Puffin Project & FIORE Olive Oils & Vinegars.
Proceeds from this event benefit the Area Interfaith Outreach Food Pantry. Over the past nine years, more than $83,500 has been donated from this event to help provide food for Midcoast families. With this year's donation, Historic Inns of Rockland expect to make it to the $100,000 total donation mark.
While walking between venues helps to burn calories, Schooner Bay Taxi will provide shuttle service at designated stops, making it more efficient to hit as many pie stops as possible. Tour goers are encouraged to park at the Lincoln Street Center for the Arts, chosen for its central location, then walk or catch the trolley to restaurants or inns from there.
Why go home pie-eyed at the end of the event? The Historic Inns of Rockland suggest a number of different Pie Tour survival tips, including a warning to not drive home under the influence of pie! The Historic Inns of Rockland have created a Pie Tour package which requires no designated pie tour driver. Join us in "Pie Town" to celebrate National Pie Day for a two night package (Friday/Saturday or Saturday/Sunday) that includes two nights' accommodations at any of the three Historic Inns of Rockland, daily breakfast and:
- Two guaranteed tickets to the biggest pie event in New England
- Two personal pies baked just for you
- One 2015 commemorative Pies on Parade poster
- A $50 Midcoast Money voucher for dinner on Saturday at a choice of many area restaurants.
- Top Tips for Surviving the Pie-Fest from veteran Pie Paraders
- Two tickets and exclusive tour of Owls Head Transportation Museum on Saturday where pies will be paired with foreign autos by country of origin 12:15-2:15
- Exclusive tour of Audubon's Project Puffin Center on Saturday 1/25/14 2:30 pm featuring "Sweet Cream Puff(in) Pastry Pies"
- Invitation to a "Wine and Pie" tasting at the Wine Seller Saturday, from 3:30-5:30 pm with exclusive tasting from 3-3:30 pm
- Complimentary access to Maine Lighthouse Museum opening on Sunday, at 11am and will feature "Lite Pies"
- Invitation to our Silent Auction from 4:00 – 6:00 pm on Saturday the 24th at Trackside Station.
Book a 3rd night and get 25% discount on the 3rd night. The Two-Night Packages start at $380* single or double occupancy plus tax.
*Specific policies for cancellations, advanced deposits, check in and check out times vary with individual inn. Package cannot be combined with any other discounts.
One night packages are also available for Sunday, Jan 25th only including one night accommodations, a post-pie tour breakfast, two tickets to the Pie Tour, 2015 commemorative poster, two personally baked pies and the Top Tips for Surviving the Pie-Fest from Veteran Pie Paraders. One night packages will only be accepted for booking after January 15, 2015.
Recognized among the top ten eco-friendly inns in the U.S. by BedandBreakfast.com, and
continuing their commitment as Certified Maine Hospitality Environmental Leaders, Historic Inns of Rockland will take the green theme beyond the Key Limerock Pie. Tourgoers will enjoy pie served with totally natural and biodegradable, fully compostable plates made of all-natural sugar cane stalks and reuseable silverware. Waste from the event will be composted locally at participating inns. Each tour goer receives their own
metal fork to take from venue to venue, which is then collected and washed for use the following year. Wherever possible, pies will be made from locally purchased products. All proceeds will remain in Rockland to provide food and heating assistance for Midcoast Maine families through the Area Interfaith Outreach Food Pantry.
This event is sold our for 2015. If you have purchased tickets and have a question please contact the inn your reserved tickets from or contact Berry Manor at 207-596-7696. Click here to view and print the official 2015 Pies on Parade map.


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LA JOLLA, Calif. - The Cal State Northridge men's and women's cross country team continued an excellent season as the Matador women finished fifth and the men 11th at the Triton Invitational Saturday at UC San Diego.
Araceli Zainos again paced the CSUN women's squad as she finished eighth among 238 runners in a time of 22:39.1. Yvonne Castillo-Ubrina was also impressive finishing 21st in 23:30.8, the second Matador woman in the top-25. Also for the CSUN women, Fany Alvarado was 43rd (24:01.5), Alexis Pichardo was 48th (24:05.4), Kaitlin Janes was 58th (24:15.0), LeGia Pendergraph was 78th (24:41.2), Vanessa Carr was 81st (24:42.6), Kendahl Waalk was 122nd (25:15.5) and Annalise Lopez was 160th (26:03.2).
"The women did great finishing fifth," said head coach Avery Anderson. "Araceli ran outstanding for us getting eighth overall."
As a team, the women had 178 points and posted an average time of 23:42.36.
In the men's race, Martin Santillan was CSUN's top runner for the first time this season finishing 46th in a time of 28:16.0. Julio Mora was three spots back placing 49th in 28:22.7, followed by Steven Gonzales in 55th (28:58.0), Marcelo Rosales in 61st (29:26.0), Ezekial Glass in 72nd (30:56.0) and Eddie Garcia in 73rd (30:57.5).
As a team, the Matador men finished 11th with 283 points compiling an average time of 29:11.74.
The Cal State Northridge men and women will be back in action next Saturday, Oct. 13 as the Matadors host the Northridge Invitational on the CSUN campus.


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An Aiken man who allegedly led police on a short chase after nearly wrecking his motorcycle also kicked out the window of a patrol car after he was detained, according to the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
Johnny Ardell Day, 43, of Citadel Drive, was charged with reckless driving, malicious injury to personal property, failure to register a motor vehicle and failure to insure a motor vehicle.
The incident happened about 12:45 a.m. Sunday on Whiskey Road, according to a report.
Officers saw a black motorcycle traveling south on Whiskey Road when the driver tried to turn left onto Powderhouse Road while still traveling at a high rate of speed, according to the report. The driver hit the brakes, causing the motorcycle tires to lose traction and the motorcycle to travel past the intersection, nearly wrecking.
Officers began pursuing the vehicle with their emergency lights activated, according to the report. The motorcycle drove through a gas station parking lot and onto Powderhouse Road, nearly striking at least one oncoming vehicle, the report said.
The driver then slowed down and turned onto Sparkleberry Lane, then turned the bike around "in a reckless manner" before stopping, according to the report.
Day was unsteady on his feet after stepping off the motorcycle and smelled of an alcoholic beverage, police said.
An officer conducted a horizontal gaze nystagmus test on Day, who exhibited all six clues indicating intoxication; however, Day was not charged with DUI, according to the report. He was placed under arrest for reckless driving after the first sobriety test.
Day reportedly refused to give officers the key to his motorcycle, police said.
While being transported to the Aiken County detention center, Day allegedly kicked out the rear passenger window of the patrol car with his feet, the report stated.
He had minor lacerations on his legs.
Officers waited for another unit to bring leg shackles for Day, according to the report.
While transporting him to the jail, they found out Day did not have a registration for the motorcycle, and Day admitted he purposely had not placed the registration in his name after purchasing the bike.
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime beat for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since August 2012. He is a native of Williston and majored in communication studies at Clemson University.
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News that 1,200 more coal jobs in Appalachia were cut this week was the last thing anyone in our neck of the woods wants to hear. Though those jobs weren't in Kentucky, as a region we'll still feel the impact of job loss.
While the most immediate impact will be felt with the workers needlessly losing their jobs, here in Kentucky where jobs were also cuts these past months, the coal counties can expect a more long-term effect.
Perry County, for instance, as one of the state's top coal producers, receives millions in coal severance each budgetary session of the General Assembly. Our elected leaders in this county have used much of that money to expand waterlines and other needed projects for the people. What we'll experience with an ongoing downturn in coal production will be a decrease in severance funds. In effect, counties like Perry will have less money with which to work.
We're not sure of the overall impact, though wisely Judge-Executive Denny Ray Noble has said that he has made adjustments to the county's budget to reflect any possible losses and ensure that the county's services aren't interrupted. But while Perry County is on sound financial footing, other counties in the region are likely not as lucky, and losses in any kind of funding will hit them harder.
Already state officials have said that coal severance revenues are down significantly, to the tune of about $88 million, and it seems that the state's coal counties are quickly becoming victim to a down market and burdensome regulations from the federal government. Officials in Frankfort reported this past week that 27 of the 35 coal counties eligible for coal severance funds will likely be short of the money needed to fund both single and multi-county projects.
No matter your politics, this is an issue that isn't good for the coal counties, where these funds are being used for worthwhile projects. Considering that about half of the total coal severance funds go to Frankfort, we're not sure why the coal counties, where infrastructure development is needed most, are going to be feeling these impacts.
We urge Frankfort to fully fund coal severance projects in the state's coal counties, and let us continue to use these funds to develop our counties so that our region can play on a more level playing field.
— The Hazard Herald