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2012:Named FWAA Freshman All-American ... Named to the Conference USA All-Freshman team ... led all freshmen nationally with 126 tackles ... took over as Houston's starting free safety in the third game of the season and ended the year with 10 consecutive starts ... finished second on the team and fourth in Conference USA with his 126 stops ... had six games with at least 10 tackles including a career-best 21 stops at East Carolina ... recorded his first career interception against Tulane and broke up seven passes on the year ... also had 3.5 tackles for loss including a 10-yard sack against UTEP.
High School: Three-star defensive back by Rivals.com and ESPN.com ... One of the country's top corner prospects ... Earned Class 3A All-State honors as a running back after rushing for 550 yards on just 80 carries (6.8 ypc) and catching 30 passes for 380 yards (12.7 ypc) ... Was a standout on defense, intercepting four passes (returning three for scores) ... Also had six punt return scores, 95 total tackles and three forced fumbles as a defensive back ... Played for Head Coach Tommy Minton at Patterson, going 11-1 as a senior and winning the District 9-3A title ... First Team All-District both as a running back and as a kick returner.
Personal: Son of Lisa and Eric Stewart ... Lists his father as the most influential person in his life ... Would like to become a college football coach once he is done with his playing career ... Born Dec. 10, 1993 ... undecided on a major.
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Harry Potter has put a spell on millions of readers, and they all want to find out more about the deeper meaning of his adventures. In Harry Potter and Philosophy, 17 experts in the field of philosophy unlock some of Hogwarts' secret panels, uncovering surprising insights that are enlightening both for wizards and for the most discerning muggles. Individual chapters look at such topics as life revealed in the Mirror of Erised; the ethics of magic; Moaning Myrtle, Nearly Headless Nick, and the relation of the mind to the brain; and the character of Hermione as a case of "sublimated feminism." Also examined in this witty collection are how Aristotle would have run a school for wizards; whether the Potter stories undermine religion and morality; how to tell good people from evil ones through the characters in these novels; and what dementors and boggarts can teach readers about happiness, fear, and the soul.
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Went here with my date and the waitress was this huge mexican lady that barely spoke English. It was very frustrating in trying to get her to understand what we wanted to order. When the food arrived, it was not good at all and was along the lines of what you would get at Taco Bell.
When the bill arrived, we found the waitress had charged us $3.79 for two orders of gaucamole salads and also $1.40 a taco salad. My date had said she just wanted a small spoonful of gaucamole and the waitress had said this would be fifty cents. I had not ordered any guacamole at all and we did not order a taco salad.
I went up front to complain the the manager who was also mexican, and she got very defensive when I told her that the waitress could not speak English. After arguing with her for about five minutes, she finally agreed to just charge us fifty cents for the gaucamole that my date ordered.
She refused to remove the charge for the taco salad even though we did not order nor receive this. The waitress had given my date a very small plate w/some stips of lettuce on it that we thought came with her enchilada order. I suppose this was the "taco salad" that we were being charged for but had never ordered.
I went back the table where my date was waiting and the waitress came up to our table and started arguing with me in front of everyone. The manager had told her what I had said and the waitress was apparently going to make it a point to embarrass me. I told her to leave which she finally did.
I am going to be filing a complaint with the corporate office about the treatment we received and would advise everyone to stay away from this El Fenix in Addison.
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Opening its first restaurant in 1918, El Fenix is the gold standard to which other Mexican restaurants in Dallas measure up. It's bare-bones all the way, with white plates, brown booths, and regular ol' light bulbs. That's just like when the real cowboys came in with their spurs to chow down. The fajitas sizzle; the salsa punches and the chili and beans bring on the flavor--just like they're supposed to.
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"These practices are really a good step in the direction to make it easier perhaps to make that decision, so ultimately, we can hold offenders accountable," Dunn said.
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NEW YORK -- The Yankees will send a trio of starters to the All-Star Game in Chicago, as Alfonso Soriano, Jorge Posada and Hideki Matsui were elected by the fans to start for the American League.
The All-Star Game will be played on Tuesday, July 15, at U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago.
"I think it's great, especially for Matsui," said manager Joe Torre. "Jorge and Sori had the inside track from the get-go, the way they started out. For Matsui to get people's attention that quickly, it's a hell of a credit to him."
Matsui may be making his first All-Star appearance in the Major Leagues, but the 29-year-old Japanese rookie is no stranger to All-Star Games. From 1994 through 2002, Matsui appeared in nine consecutive All-Star Games in Japan.
"To be chosen as an All-Star really ranks up there for me in my career," Matsui said through his interpreter. "I'm honored to be chosen by the fans. For the fans to write my name on the ballots is a great honor."
Matsui is the first Yankees rookie to start an All-Star Game since Tom Tresh started at shortstop for the AL in 1963. The last rookie outfielder to start in the All-Star Game for the Yankees was Joe DiMaggio in 1939.
"I never even thought of it," said Matsui of his All-Star selection. "I didn't place any expectations on myself at all. This is the result of the day to day effort that I put in."
Matsui joins Ichiro Suzuki and Hideo Nomo as the only rookies to start the All-Star Game since 1990, and is just the 19th rookie ever to start the Midsummer Classic.
"It's exciting, considering how he started out," said Jason Giambi, who was not selected to the AL team, but is one of five finalists in the
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"It will be great for him to experience the All-Star Game in his first year," Soriano said. "He should enjoy it."
Soriano was the AL's second-leading vote-getter, trailing only Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki. Soriano makes his second consecutive All-Star start, beating out Bret Boone of the Mariners by more than 350,000 votes.
"That was a little surprising to me," Soriano said of his vote total. "It makes me happy that the fans voted for me. I always try to play hard."
In 85 games this season, Soriano is hitting .300 with 22 home runs, 51 RBIs and 25 stolen bases. He reached the 20-20 mark in just 72 games, the fastest ever by a Yankee. Soriano said that his second All-Star experience will be different from his first, as home-field advantage in the World Series gives the game some meaning.
"Last year, I just tried to have fun. This year, I have to play hard and try to do something for the league, and maybe my team," Soriano said. "I want to try to help the American League win the game, because if we get to the World Series, we'd have the home field."
Rounding out the Yankees' trio is Posada, who is making his fourth straight All-Star appearance, his second consecutive start behind the plate.
"I'm more than honored," Posada said. "I'm very happy. I can't put it into words. Every year, it gets better and better. Hopefully I can experience something out there that really sticks out. Last year, I did with my son."
Posada's son, Jorge IV, was one of the stars of the player introductions last year in Milwaukee, as the then-2 1/2-year-old boy ran on to the field in place of his father.
Posada, who is 1-for-6 in his All-Star career, believes that players always play hard at the All-Star Game, pointing to Torii Hunter's over-the-wall catch against Barry Bonds last year. With World Series home-field on the line, Posada is excited about the prospect of helping his league to victory.
"Every time we put a uniform on, we play hard," Posada said. "I always play the same way, because it's the only way I know how to play. Every time I put a uni on, I give 100 percent. I don't think this will be any different."
Giambi, who started at first base for the AL in 2000 and 2002, and was a reserve in 2001, will have to wait until Wednesday to find out if he will join his three teammates in Chicago. Giambi, Frank Thomas, Jason Varitek, Eric Byrnes and Bengie Molina are the five finalists for the last spot, which will be voted on by fans at Yankees.com and MLB.com.
In somewhat of a surprise, no Yankees pitchers were selected for the AL team. Mike Mussina (10-5, 3.29 ERA), David Wells (10-3, 3.85 ERA) and Roger Clemens (8-6, 3.75 ERA) were each considered to be potential All-Stars, as well as closer Mariano Rivera (2-0, 15 saves, 1.72 ERA).
"Those three guys have pitched All-Starrish, plus Rivera, though he had a disadvantage by starting as late as he did," Torre said. "I know they would have enjoyed going, but there are a lot more than the 30-something players they take who are worthy of being there."
"We have some guys having some great years," Giambi said. "It's kind of surprising that Moose and David didn't make it."
For those Yankees who did not make the All-Star cut, the break will provide an opportunity to spend time at home with their families and gear up for another pennant drive.
"All three of them deserve it," said Derek Jeter of his All-Star teammates. "We'll take the three days to rest, get ready for the second half. Try to make the postseason All-Star team."
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- Overall Length: 24-1/2" (measured from the back of the tank to the front of the rim)
- Overall Width: 18" (measured from the furthest point on the left to the furthest on the right)
- Bowl Height: 14-1/2" (measured from the bottom of the base to the rim)
- Rough In: 10" (measured from wall behind toilet to center of waste outlet hole in floor)
- Flush Valve Size: 2" (diameter of the inlet for water entering bowl from tank)
- Trapway Size: 2" (diameter of the outlet for water/waste exiting the bowl)
- Flow Rate: 1.6 GPF (gallons-per-flush)
- Water Depth (From Rim): 4-1/2"
- Tank Trip Lever Placement: Left
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what is the length of the toilet &other dimentions?
what is the height to the seat? also what is the distance to the front? We need no more than 26"
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does this toilet.2486.010- come in linen finish? what is shipping time
A. Thank you for your question. The American Standard 2486.010 is FitRight™ Round Toilet With 10" Rough-in in available in the linen. There is a couple week lead time as it must be ordered directly from American Standard. Hope this helps!
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Ticks, fleas, and worms are a few of the things that can cause illness in our pets and make them uncomfortable. Learn about these parasites and ways to prevent them.
Dear Veterinarian:
Harvey, my poodle, has a flea problem. I've given him bath after bath but I just can't seem to get rid of the fleas. The poor dog seems miserable; what else can I do?
Dear Pet Owner:
Shampooing Harvey can help; but as you have found, it is not an effective means of flea control. The bath will help kill fleas on your dog but any additional fleas in the environment will ultimately end up back on Harvey. Therefore you need to use flea products that have a residual effect. Your veterinarian can recommend a topical spot-on product that is applied to the skin on the back of Harvey's neck. This product will kill fleas soon after it is applied and will continue to kill them for at least 30 days. I would suggest you treat Harvey for at least 3 months. It is important that any other cats and dogs in the home be treated as well.
In addition you should consider treating your indoor environment. Your veterinarian can recommend effective premise sprays for this purpose. Products that kill multiple stages of the flea life cycle are the most effective. These products usually contain an adultacide, a chemical that kills adult fleas quickly and an insect growth regulator (IGR) that kills flea eggs and larvae. You need only treat rooms to which Harvey has access. Go room by room doing a thorough vacuuming of the floors and baseboards prior to applying the spray. Once the spray has dried it is safe for family members and Harvey to enter the room. If Harvey spends a great deal of time on a favorite chair you may want to treat it as well. Many sprays can be used on furniture but you should read the label carefully. You may want to test spray a small hidden area of the chair to ensure that the fabric colors do not run. Finally, Harvey's bedding should also be treated. You may do this by spraying it or laundering it with hot soapy water.
Treating both pet and environment over an extended period of time should rid Harvey of his flea problem. As a final note, there is an oral product that can be given on a monthly basis to help prevent a recurrence of flea infestations. You should contact your veterinarian for details.
Dear Veterinarian:
My veterinarian is recommending a fecal exam two times a year. What is he looking for and why should I go through this expense?
Dear Pet Owner:
Your veterinarian is practicing good preventative medicine for your pet and at the same time, protecting you and your family. An annual fecal (stool) examination is a part of any good pet health plan. Some common parasites that could affect your pet's health are zoonotic, which means they can be transmitted to you and your family. Keeping a very clean environment (use that pooper scooper!) and maintaining good hygiene are also very important. Here are some parasites to be aware of:
Whipworms – Tiny threadlike worms found in the large intestine of dogs. They can cause bloody diarrhea and colitis if left untreated. Microscopic eggs are passed in the stool of infected dogs. Your dog may ingest them by licking his feet after walking through the soil where the eggs have been deposited.
Roundworms – Large, long worms found in the stomach and small intestines of infected animals. They cam cause a "pot belly", especially in young animals, loose stool, and weight loss. Animals can contract these worms through the mother's placenta before being born. Adult pets become infected by ingesting eggs or by ingesting rodents infected with dormant larvae. If people accidentally ingest the microscopic eggs through contact with infected soil or pet's feces, the worms can migrate through the human body. One serious result is blindness if the larva settles in the eye.
Hookworms – These tiny parasites suck the blood of their host by attaching to the small intestinal lining. This parasite is transmitted through the colostrums or first milk to newborn pets or through skin penetration. Untreated, this parasite can cause a severe anemia, poor appetite, coughing and a generalized loss of condition. If a person happened to have contact with soil where the larvae are developing, the microscopic larva could potentially penetrate through the skin. There can be migration of the larva causing an eruption in the human skin.
Tapeworms – A long flat segmented worm transmitted by ingesting rabbits or rodents or, more commonly, by ingesting fleas. There can be mild weight loss. The appearance of worm segments around the rectum of infected pets or on furniture is how they are usually diagnosed. The segments can look like small pieces of rice or sesame seeds. Flea control must be a part of the treatment program to prevent re-infestation. The segments passed from dogs and cats are not infective to humans. Humans get tapeworms from other sources.


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Brooklyn >Gifts & Novelties > Loom
115 7TH Ave, Brooklyn, NY | Directions 1121540.673536 -73.975966
Mon - Fri, 9am - 7pm; Sat, 11am - 6pm; Sun, noon - 6pm
Neighborhoods: Park Slope
APPAULED BY THE TREATMENT TO CUSTOMERS AND LANGUAGE – I have lived in Park Slope for 25 years and have never experienced the behavior of the store manager/salesperson (asian women) in any store in Park Slope like the one in Loom. On 03/09/11, I took my 20 year old daughter in to purchase a baggallini bag for school. After she selected a bag marked $45, the salesperson rudely told us the bag was $49.99 that the price just went up today. I asked if she would honor the ticketed price and she said, "No, if you don't buy, I will change ticket and sell to someone else." My daughter and I were shocked that she was so independent and my daughter politely said, "Mom, I can wait." As we were leaving, I mentioned to my daughter she could look online and the salesperson yelled out "F…. OFF." We honestly could not believe our ears. I politely told her that she was extremely rude and that is no way to talk to or treat potential customers or do business in this neighborhood. WE WILL NEVER SHOP THERE AGAIN AND WILL ENCOURAGE OUR NEIGHBORS IN PARK SLOPE TO DO THE SAME. (P.S. I purchased the same exact bag online for $34.97 today).
Wonderful Neighborhood Shop – I have been shopping at Loom since it opened around the corner from where I live. The selection is amazing. I can always find just that perfect gift for a friend/relative or for myself.
I have been in this shop over a dozen times and I have always found the staff friendly and courteous. I'm baffled at a few of the previous entries. I have never encountered anything remotely similar to what they wrote of. Browsing through Loom has always been a treat!
You just lost a loyal customer -- – Loom has been my go-to spot over the past 4 years for letter press cards, beautiful candles, and gifts. However, I had a terrible run-in with a rude staff member on Sunday July 19th. I was so upset that I wanted to write the owner, Barbara, until I found out she is even more of a terror then her employees. Oh well...I guess I'll buy my $5.00 Snow & Graham and Hello Lucky Letter Press cards else where...Like the nearby Scaredy Kat.
Ridiculous policies, rude to customers – Loom's major merchandise is Tano bags -- which are amazing, wonderful bags. I've bought several from the store. Tano bags come with a guarantee that the company will fix them if you have a problem with them, but you're supposed to send them back through the retailer. In fact, retailers are contractually obligated to accept bags back to send in for repair. Despite this, Loom refuses to accept the bags back. The sales staff couldn't give a good answer for why this was and at one point said if they did take my bag, I would have to pay for the shipping. When I said that was fine, suddenly, they came up for another reason why the store wouldn't do it. Tano actually reimburses them for shipping, so Loom would make money if they honored their commitment. The clerk told me one thing on the phone, another when I showed up at the store and at no point was helpful or concerned about any inconvenience she might be causing me. When I called Tano, the company said I wasn't the first person to call about problems with Loom. There are plenty of other places in Brooklyn where you can buy Tano bags and be treated with respect. I -- and my bevy of Brooklyn girlfriends -- won't be going back to Loom. Ever.
A Customer Service Nightmare – I've always thought that Loom was a nice neighborhood boutique. An experience I had at their clothing annex was so awful that I will never go in there again. I had some items to try on and was told that I would have to wait-understandable as there is only one fitting room in the whole store. There were two women sharing the room and taking their time, not rushing at all. I had no problem waiting and browsed some more until finally, 15 minutes later, they were done. For the whole time I was in the fitting room I was the only person in the store. I know this because i left the fitting room twice- first to get another item and second to ask the salesgirl if she thought the jeans I was trying on looked ok.
"Do you need white jeans?" she asked.
Ok. Whatever. So she wasn't too friendly, but I still decided on a few items I liked and was getting dressed when I heard her greet another customer. The salesgirl then came over to the fitting room and said, "I don't mean to rush you but I have someone waiting."
I couldn't believe that after waiting so long for the fitting room in the first place, I was being ushered out so rudely for someone who had just arrived. Never mind that I was prepared to spend a big chunk of money! I have worked retail for years and have put up with a lot of crabby customers. So I am always the last person to say something when the service is bad, because I know how it feels to be on the other end of a complaint. But I had to say something.
"I just want to say," I said, "that in a store with only one fitting room, customers should be able to take their time." "You know what?" she snapped. "Don't come back."
I was so shocked by her response that I said the first thing that came to mind.
"Don't worry. I won't." And I left. I try to support local businesses as much as I can, but I will never go to Loom again. There are lots of other boutiques in Brooklyn where the merchandise is similar and the service is superior. I suggest you shop there.
liked it – i like loom and have never had a horrible experience, customer service or otherwise. the products are nice and the people have always been very helpful.
Evil people, mediocre selection, a must to avoid – This little store carries some nice items, but nothing you can't find elsewhere. And elsewhere is exactly where you should go, because the people who work here are pure evil. This place made me so mad in the past that I actually wrote them a letter -- yeah, with a stamp and everything -- telling them off. AWFUL! It's one of those places that you want to support because it seems cute and it's a local, neighborhood, non-chain store, but then the bad attitudes are such a turn off it ruins your entire day. When this place goes out of business, I will uncork a bottle of champagne outside and dance in celebration of their failure. It's only a matter of time considering how they treat their customers/neighbors.
Take your business elsewhere. – I like the products this store offers. They clearly have a great sense of style, and in the past I loved to pick up wedding presents, birthday presents, and purses there. I would stop in every time I went to the bank across the street.
After a run in with an incredibly aggressive store owner/employee this past weekend however, I've decided that I'm not going back. The woman was down right hostile and rude. I prefer it when I'm treated like a valuable customer, rather than a waste of someone's time.
THE WORST PERSONALITIES! – Don't shop at this store! I bought a pair of jeans, and the next day, I realized that they were ripping and the zipper didn't work, but the girl said that I had already worn them, so I wasn't able to return them! HELLO? How can I notice that the thread rips and the zipper doesn't zip unless they are ON ME? I had the tags and the receipt and everything, but she wouldn't except it and had a very arrogant and condescending personality. I will bring my business to the internet from now on instead of supporting a cute neighborhood shop. The WORST personalities are at Loom, I have never seen more pretentious and snobby people in my life and I have shopped all over Manhattan, Beverly Hills and all over Los Angeles. Somehow, Park Slope Brooklyn managed to hire the worst personalities out of any of the more traditionally snobby neighborhoods. DON'T GO HERE!
Arrogant idiots, never shop there! – "LOOM" I will never shop there again.
Reason being, there stupid return/exchange policy. I tried to exchange
..not return or get full refund, but exchange an unused leather bag.
With receipt, you cannot exchange or return after 2 weeks! All she wanted to see was the crappy little tag that I threw away,
did I mention I had my receipt. Helloooo!???
The manager told me I was hanging it over her head . I
wasn't asking her to bend over backwards! And who knows I could have
exchanged the bag for a more expensive bag and spent more money at her
store. But I didn't because I couldn't.
I now am selling my bag on
ebay because the thing falls off my shoulder when I am wearing a coat.
Who wants a bag that falls off their shoulder !
Do not shop there if you want to protect your purchases.
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