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Curious as to what Mrs. O'Connor does when she's not in school, the kids spy on her - and decide that she must be a spy herself.
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The Council Tuesday voted to allow Calhoun County District Attorney Brian McVeigh and his three-person restitution recovery division to collect those unpaid fees.
According to the resolution, fees must be at least 90 days past due before McVeigh's office can collect. Such fees would include failure-to-appear fines, unpaid traffic tickets, restitution payments not made and fines for theft.
An additional 30 percent will be added to each fine collected by McVeigh's office, with his office receiving 75 percent of that extra money and the city getting the remainder.
Oxford's municipal court's $354 charge for failure to appear will increase to $460, and the court's $654 charge for theft will increase to $850.
Before Tuesday's agreement, Municipal Court Clerk Linda Nettles was the sole person responsible for collecting unpaid court fees.
"It's really a win-win situation for the city and the District Attorney's Office," said Oxford Police Chief Bill Partridge.
In a separate vote Tuesday, the council agreed to refinance a 2004 bond, saving the city about $988,000 in reduced interest charges.
Under the terms of the refinancing, the interest rate on the remaining $10.7 million balance of the original $17 million bond will drop from 4.3 percent to 1.9 percent, said Andy Lanier with the Frazer Lanier Company, which sells municipal bonds to Oxford.
The savings will be placed into the city's general fund, Lanier said.
That good news came just before Joan Sanders, of the accounting firm Joan Sanders and Associates, presented the council with her report on the city's 2012 audit.
The city's total general fund revenue for 2012 of $36.7 million remained almost unchanged from last year's revenues of $36.5, but expenditures increased by $1.1 million from 2011 to $24.7 million.
That increase was due largely to a $168,000 increase in the cost of health insurance for city employees, in addition to about $250,000 in expenses related to construction delays at the Oxford Commons retail complex and $30,000 in election expenses, Sanders said.
The general fund balance decreased from 2011 by $9.7 million, ending at $108.1 million.
"Primarily, that difference is because of the transfer that you made to capital projects," Sander said.
Construction of the Performing Arts Center, at a cost of around $10 million, and the $7.7 million renovation of the Civic Center made the largest difference in the general funds decrease from 2011, Sanders said.
The city's gross bonded debt decreased by $2.4 million from 2011 to $83.3 million, while net assets increased by $3.7 million from 2011 to $129 million.
Business license revenue increased in 2012 by $135,324, totaling $3 million.
Also during the meeting, the council agreed to forgo charging non-educational property taxes for 10 years as the wood panel and laminate flooring plant Kronospan announced plans to expand their Bynum plant.
The $18 million expansion will add a portion of the company's wood adhesive and resin manufacturing arm, KronoChem to the Bynum facility.
The expansion will add about 15 jobs, said KhronoChem's chief financial officer, Tim Pack. Kronospan currently employees about 110, Pack said.
By adding adhesive manufacturing to the plant, Kronospan will save money by producing materials the company currently buys elsewhere and ships to Bynum.
"The resin plant will pay for itself in three or four years," Pack said.
In other business, the council:
Appointed Danny Shears to a 4-year term to the Oxford Commercial Development Authority.
Appointed six people to the Oxford Beautification Board. Those appointed were Bill Bunn, Jeremy Cruse, Robin Leonard, Ron Harris, Nancy Burnell and Cindy Lynch.
Agreed for the city to take part in the state sales tax holiday, to take place Aug. 2.
Staff writer Eddie Burkhalter: 256-235-3563. On Twitter @Burkhalter_Star.


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Some of Apple's iOS apps in some regional App Stores are showing compatibility with "iPhone 6". The screenshot above comes from the listing for iMovie for iOS from the Canadian App Store iTunes Preview page. Here's the text from itunes.apple.com/ca:
Compatibility: Requires iOS 6.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPod touch, and iPad. This app is optimized for iPhone 6
So what does this mean? Several possibilities come to mind:
Update: The New Zealand App Store page is showing 'iPhone 7'. Clearly they're suffering from even worse inflation.
We'll know for sure on September 10. In the meantime, we'll be announcing another $500 countdown-to-iPhone-5S (or 6!) prize winner on Monday, so if you haven't already, hurry up and enter now!.
Then tell me what you think "iPhone 6" is all about.
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The fact that Apple is including a unicorn cam means iPhone 5S is simply not appropriate any longer. It deserves it's own staple revision due to that feature alone. Duh.
... Will it have rainbow emitting LEDs too?!
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I think they've updated it now. I see "iPhone 5" now on there.
If you check the screenshots on the NZ iTunes Store for that app the first image's resolution is different than the rest... The first one is "skinnier" meaning it is shorter vertically
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Darn conversion to metric... :)
That's a good way to separate them, iPhone 5C and iPhone 6.
And up until Sep 10th you can order an iPhone 9S from Nigeria for just $250 in electronic fund transfer!
Is it signed/engraved by that generous Nigerian prince I've heard so much about?? Bc if so, count me in!!!!
Why would apple post something that most everybody wants (newer bigger and better iPhone 6) only to disappoint them with a questionable humor. I think there would be a huge backlash by their customers. I'm leaning towards the iPhone 6 release.
Here is a video showcasing some of the new features of the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C. Definitely worth taking a look at.
Maybe it will be iPhone 6 and iPhone 5c for this year...can't wait till Tuesday to find out!
I think somebody made a Mistake in that Article
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Its clearly a typo, but my heart skipped a beat when I read it.
If you have an iPhone 5, launch Airport Utility and take a look at the list of devices.
(If you're connected to an Airport base station.) Your iPhone 5 is listed as an "iPhone-6."
So basically the router is a better marketer than Apples marketing strategists. iPhone (original), iPhone II (3G), iPhone III (3GS), iPhone IV (4), iPhone V (4S), iPhone VI (5) is what the iPhones should have been called. The next iPhone would and should be the iPhone VII running iOS7. The iPhone C would be a whole new spin off perhaps iPhone C. C being safe since I doubt we will get to the iPhone 100.
Who gives a rip what the phone is going to be called? It's going to be the same hardware whether they call it the 5S, 6, iPhone Turbo or whatever.
Alright, but how cool would the "iPhone Turbo", be?
You got to love the lead up!?


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The area's creeks and rivers are extremely low for this time of year, but contributors to our weekly Fish Report insist that just a little bit of water will go a long way.
Forecasters are projecting in the neighborhood of two inches of rain on Sunday, and if that happens, the Lehigh Valley waterways will rise and the stocked trout will be on the move.
Best bets right now are ponds and lakes, especially if you're doing catch-and-release for out-of-season fish. You'll have to keep your fingers crossed that the expected rain arrives to open up the waterways and turn on the trout for the mere mortal anglers among us.
Wallenpaupack Sports Shop, Hawley (570-226-4797): Mark says the lake is giving up stripers on Ripplin red fins, and the trout action has been really good trolling with deep dipping Rapalas. The new Alabama rigs are in the store and one customer using it caught eight smallmouth bass. Trout are hitting deep running crank baits in 12-15 feet of water. Calicoes are at back end coves. Pickerel are going after shiners with splitshot. Walleye, still not in season, are going wild at night for Bomber Long A's and Ripplin red fins. Calico and perch are active on smaller ponds such as Shohola and Long Pond. Walleye are also biting on jigs with small shiners in the Delaware River near Matamoras.
Willie's Bait & Tackle, Cementon (610-261-2767): Willie says the fishing has been pretty good despite the low water. People are catching fish, but not a lot of big ones. Ed Meyer of Northampton caught a 19-inch brown trout on PowerBait out of the Bushkill Creek. Willie and his grandson caught three rainbows with 14 chubs and missed a Palomino. Butterworms, wax worms and garlic flavored pink salmon eggs were working. Lehigh River fishing has been good. Ricky Stamm caught 13 smallmouth by the Cementon falls, and others are catching nice 14-to-18-inch trout. The expected rain on Sunday is badly needed. The Coplay Creek got stocked with average-sized trout on Wednesday.
Bob's Wildlife Taxidermy, 4642 Kernsville Road, Orefield (610-398-7609): Bob says he just got a fresh load of bait for his customers. They're still looking for water. Wherever there's deep water, anglers are finding fish. One customer was filling his stringer near The Willows. The Lehigh River up north has yielded a lot of fish since the statewide opener. The local clubs are opening up, so those places will be active. Ponds and lakes are about the only places with a lot of water. Butterworms and rosy reds are the hot baits. Bob is suggesting going light and small with tackle, going down to No. 14 hooks and smaller baits.
Archery @ the Glenn, Allentown, (610-791-7665): Brian says there are lots of trout in Little Lehigh and Jordan creeks. Top picks this week are fathead minnows, baby crawlers and Berkley honey worms. Thomas Oxenford caught a 23-inch, 4-pound, 10-ounce rainbow in the Cedar Creek on a nightcrawler, netted by his brother, Mychael Althouse. Travis Mann caught a 22-inch, 5-pound, 10-pounce rainbow in the Little Lehigh on a butterworm. Terry from the shop was at Wallenpaupack and caught and released lots of bass and three nice trout around 20 inches. No panfish action yet. Crappies are said to be eating up on local lakes, and there are a few reports of striper being caught. Delaware River shad are abundant around Easton and hitting flutter spoons.
Heritage Fly Shop, Little Lehigh Parkway, Allentown (610-248-8836): Dave says the stream is running crystal clear. Fish are taking crane flies, caddis and midges on the surface. It's a good bet to start using Sulfur nymphs as we have already observed an occasional dun. Join George Maciag at the shop on May 5 from 10 to noon. George will tie some of his "killer" patterns.
Backwoods Angler Guide Service, Bethlehem, (610-868-9349): Blaine says the Delaware River is very low, just 3.8 feet at Belvidere. It's a very big concern, as Blaine has never seen it this low. His sources report single-digit smallmouth bass. The Susquehanna River also is very low: 3.9 feet at Harrisburg. Bass already are on a spawn in many areas. Remember, bass fishing is closed on the Main Stem May 1-June 15. The North Branch of the Susquehanna has bass on current breaks and near soft to moderate current with ledges and rocks present. Tubes, crank baits and jerk baits all work well.
Mike's Bait & Sports Shop, Nazareth, (610-759-2905): Mike says the streams are in horrible shape but have lots of fish. The upper end of the Bushkill was just stocked, and there will be ridiculous amounts of fish in the holes. The Little Bushkill was stocked on Thursday. Shad fishing has been good with medium shiners, and walleye also are biting on medium shiners. Nice panfish are being caught at Minsi. The turkeys are screaming in advance of Saturday's youth gobbler hunt.
Klotz's Bait Shop, Hellertown (610-838-7970): Caroline says Aaron Kochsneir of Bethlehem caught 18.5-inch, 2.5-pound brown trout in the Saucon Creek, but there's not much else to report other than people are going to Lake Towhee because the creeks are so low. Customers are buying fathead minnows and medium shiners.
Cabela's, Hamburg, (610-929-7000): Mike Melly says that despite low water conditions in a lot of areas, nice sized trout are being caught in many local streams and the hot bait seems to be Trout Magnet lure. A lot of fisherman also are reporting that crappies are biting well at Ontelaunee and Blue Marsh Lakes on fathead minnows and Berkley Gulp 1-inch and 2-inch minnows.
Capt. Dave Riback of the Queen Mary from Point Pleasant Beach (732-899-3766) http://www.njqueenmary.com: Capt. Dave reports striper fishing has been hit-and-miss so far. A few Sunday passengers with boats hit their limits with bonus fish. The action was hot in the afternoon after a slow morning, and Kroc's and green-tailed 47's worked best. Monday saw lots of life but, the stripers would not chew. Fish were swirling all over but only some wanted to eat. Jack Schocklin had the first bluefish of the season along with a limit of two stripers.
The Tackle Box in Hazlet (732-264-7711) http://www.striperspecial.com: Phil says the fishing is great. Boats are knocking the heck out of the bass while jigging at the beach and trolling in the bay. Stripers are being caught on clams by surf fishers. Clamming is really good. There are a lot of keepers. Jigging is producing fish 30-40 pounds. Bluefish are showing up at Belford and Leonardo, so that should get better and better.
Brielle Tackle (732-528-5720) http://www.brielletackle.com: Greg says ling fishing on the all-day boat is super, with as many ling as you can get. Guys were catching up to 60. The striper action jigging on the beach perked up down to Bayhead and Seaside. Some winter flounder are biting near the Route 35 bridge.
Scott's Bait & Tackle (609-296-1300) http://www.scottsbt.com: Scott says fishing has been weird. Stripers are everywhere and nowhere at the same time. One day they're at Barnegat Light with boats going 30 miles chasing them on the birds; the next day they're not there. The Mullica River had something on Wednesday, and nothing on Thursday. The fish are scattered, but the interest is hot-and-heavy on stripers. Tautog opened April 1 and no one could fish for them because of the wind until the last few days. They're definitely here inside on the banks and on the in-shore wrecks; it's been great for ling action, but there haven't been too many keepers. There were slammers at the end of March, but now they're into the normal May fishery with smaller fish but a lot more action.
Old Inlet Bait & Tackle (302-227-7974) http://www.oldinlet.com: Andy says they're catching nice-sized stripers at the inlet. Most of the bite is at dusk and dawn. Blues are starting to come by in small schools. Tautog are also being caught.


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Tuesday, November 2nd, 2010
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Horseman in Celina
Celina High School students Kabe Eichenauer, playing Brom Bones at right, and Greg Hirt as Icabod Crane react to a kiss from Ashlyn Jutte, portraying Katrina in the high school's production of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." Show times are 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 3 p.m. on Sunday, at the Celina Education Complex along Livingston Street. Tickets can be purchased at the door or by calling director Sheila Gudorf at 419-586-1494.
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Bereavement --Talking With Children About Death
Show: Healthy Children - The Talk Show for Parents
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David J Schonfeld, MD, FAAP
Bereavement --Talking With Children About Death
Children do not respond to death as adults do. Their normal reactions are much more natural, curious and varied, until that is changed by the adult world.
David J Schonfeld, MD, FAAP a developmental-behavioral pediatrician, adn the Director of the National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, comes on the show to discuss how to help a child through bereavement, talking with children about financial difficulties within the home and helping children deal with a crisis.
Dr. Schonfeld is a developmental-behavioral pediatrician and the Thelma and Jack Rubinstein Professor of Pediatrics, Director of the Division of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, and Director of the National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. He is a member of the National Commission on Children and Disasters, the Disaster Mental Health Subcommittee of the National Biodefense Science Board Federal Advisory Committee, and the American Academy of Pediatrics Disaster Preparedness Advisory Council. Dr. Schonfeld is also Professor Adjunct of Pediatrics at Yale University School of Medicine and Honorary Faculty at the Università del Piemonte Orientale (Novara, Italy) and Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Brussels, Belgium) and coordinates the mental health component of the European Masters in Disaster Medicine course in Italy.
Dr. Schonfeld established the School Crisis Response Program in 1991, which provided training to tens of thousands of school-related personnel in school systems throughout the country and abroad and provided technical assistance in hundreds of school crisis events. He consulted to the NYC Department of Education to help optimize the infrastructure within the system for crisis preparedness and response and to provide training to and technical assistance in the aftermath of the events of September 11, 2001, which included the training of approximately 1,000 district and school-level crisis teams. In 2005, Dr. Schonfeld was awarded funding by the September 11th Children's Fund and the National Philanthropic Trust to establish a National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement. The goal of the NCSCB is to promote an appreciation of the role schools can serve to support students, staff, and families at times of crisis and loss; to collaborate with organizations and agencies to further this goal; and to serve as a resource for information, training materials, consultation, and technical assistance. Dr. Schonfeld has provided consultation and training on school crisis and pediatric bereavement in the aftermath of a number of school crisis events and disasters within the United States and abroad, including flooding from Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and Hurricane Ike in Galveston and the 2008 earthquake in Sichuan, China.
Dr. Schonfeld has authored articles, book chapters, and a handbook on school crisis preparedness and a book for teachers on supporting the grieving student and has provided presentations and consultations throughout the United States and abroad on the topic of pediatric bereavement and the mental health needs of children in crisis situations. In addition, Dr. Schonfeld is actively engaged in school-based research (funded by NICHD, NIMH, NIDA, the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, William T Grant Foundation, and other foundations) involving children's understanding of and adjustment to serious illness and death and school-based interventions to promote adjustment and risk prevention. He was President of the Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics from September 2006-07.
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The S.E.E.D. Spring Wildflower Walk will be held 9 a.m. April 20 at the Green Tree Nature Center. The free tour of the Nature Center will guide attendees through a plethora of blossoming beauty. Meet the tour guide at the entrance to the Nature Center on Crestmont Avenue at 9 a.m. for a personal introduction to more than 18 acres of wildflowers, wildlife and nature. Rain date is 1 p.m. April 21. For more information, call 412-921-1110.
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The Washington County Builders Association 2013 Spring Home Show takes place March 23-24 at the Washington County Fairgrounds Expo Center. The center will feature more than 100 exhibitors in various home and garden categories, including builders and remodelers, decks and patios, landscaping, lawn equipment, pools and spas, home decor and home furnishings, as well as financial services and other home products and services. Admission is $5. For more information, call 724-228-7673.
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South Fayette Township will conduct a clean-up effort along its roadways on April 19. Miller's Run Road from Old Oakdale Road to the intersection with State Route 50 has been selected as a "focus area" for the township and volunteer efforts. Businesses and residents are invited to participate. The township will ensure that adequate protection is implemented through the assistance by police and volunteer fire departments.
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Valpo's Shafer Named Horizon League Pitcher of the Week
Monday, April 12, 2010
Valparaiso University's Bryce Shafer (Wabash, Ind./Northfield H.S.) has been named the Horizon League's Pitcher of the Week after posting a 2-0 record on the mound for the Crusaders from April 5-April 11.
The junior right-hander began his week working 5.1 innings against Wabash on Monday, allowing just two runs and eight hits while striking out seven. He did not walk a batter as the Crusaders defeated the Little Giants 14-6.
Shafer concluded his week with his best start of the season on Saturday in game two of a doubleheader against Youngstown State. He pitched eight innings of shutout baseball, allowing just two hits and five walks while striking out 13 Penguins as the Crusaders won 4-0.
For the week Shafer threw 13.1 innings and allowed just 10 hits while striking out 20 batters. He had a 1.35 earned run average and opponents hit just .217 against him.
Shafer leads the Horizon League on the season with 58 strikeouts, ranks second in wins (four) and innings pitched (51.0), and is seventh in opposing batting average at .271. His 4.76 ERA ranks eighth in the conference.
This is the first time this season and third time in his career that Shafer has been named the league's Pitcher of the Week.
With the weekly honor, Shafer is now eligible for the Horizon League Network's 'The People's Choice honor. Fans can vote for Shafer by visiting www.horizonleaguenetwork.tv and voting in 'The People's Choice' poll on the right-hand side of the page thru Tuesday afternoon.
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Founded in 1961, the Amon Carter Museum of American Art boasts a wide-ranging permanent collection of nineteenth- and twentieth-century American paintings, drawings, photographs, and sculptures that break from Hollywood tradition by staying dead at night. Exhibitions are displayed on a rotating basis and include the upcoming The First 50 Years, which will commemorate the museum's first half century as an authoritative art stockpiler, and the Hudson River School: Nature and the American Vision, which rolls into town on February 26 to celebrate the iconic landscape paintings of such visionaries as Frederic Church, Thomas Cole, and Asher B. Durand.
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Grand Forks Resists Regional Gas Price TrendsGas prices have decreased to $3 or less in Devils Lake and Fargo, but the trend hadn't reached Grand Forks as of Wednesday.
By: Brandi Jewett, Grand Forks Herald
Gas prices have decreased to $3 or less in Devils Lake and Fargo, but the trend hadn't reached Grand Forks as of Wednesday.
The lowest price per gallon for regular gas in the state was $2.99 at a Clark's station in Devils Lake, according to Gregg Laskoski, a senior petroleum analyst with GasBuddy.com.
That's a full 30 cents lower than Grand Forks' most inexpensive gallon.
The lowest price advertised in Grand Forks came from Sam's Club at $3.30 though gas at that store is only available to those paying for a membership.
Most other stations hovered at $3.39, according to NorthDakotaGasPrices.com, a website operated by GasBuddy where members can post local gas prices.
"It's a pretty decent swing," Laskoski said. "But it' not out of the ordinary."
Differences in gas prices across states can depend on several factors including how competitive the area market is, the distance from oil wholesalers or the difference in taxes charged by municipalities, according to Laskoski.
Roger Orchard, owner of Orchard Oil Company in Grand Forks, summed it up more simply.
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Orchard wasn't sure why Devils Lake's prices were low, but he did say he thinks Fargo prices are heavily influenced by competition.
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"I feel like we really can't compare Grand Forks to Fargo for anything," he said.
While Grand Forks' prices may seem high, the city isn't the most expensive place in the state to purchase gas.
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Ok I am on my 2nd week doing the Body for Life Program. This is the 2nd time I have had this problem. I do my Leg Exercises like I am suppose to be doing then go to Abs. I get on my 2nd or 3rd set and my Stomach Cramps up. The first time this happened I rested a little longer. It was on my 3rd set. Today same thing happened but more severe. I could not even move without my stomach cramping. Not sure why this is happening. Wasn't even doing a terribly hard exercise just regular crunches. Any help would be appreciated.
I have the same thing happen. Could be dehydration, or maybe an electrolyte embalance. I wouldn't think it is potassium depletion since the EAS protien powders have quite a bit of potassium and magnesium. I've been drinking more and more water and sometimes a few swigs of pickle juice to solve the problem. Pickle juice helps a lot with cramping, so I eat several of them a day also.
so it's abdominal cramping as opposed to stomach organ cramping?
For me it is abdominal cramping. I might be in the middle of a set of crunches and they just cramp up like getting a cramp in your leg (which I get a lot). I'll lay back and a few seconds later it will release, but if I do another crunch it will tighten right back up. It really gives a strong contraction.
Not sure how would I distinguish between the two?
if you are drinking a lot of water, that can flush out your potassium and sodium, as well as other electrolytes. Obviously, I don't know what you are and aren't doing that might bring on cramping, but potassium tends to be the typical culprit. Try electrolyte hydration when working out if you aren't already doing so
Ok will give it a try. Thanks for the help.
abdominal muscle cramping - if you do a good abdominal stretch you will feel it activate those cramping muscles. Also that kind of cramping tends to be generalized across the abdominal wall
stomach organ cramping - it usually is localized to just below the sternum and it tends to happen when you work out too soon after a meal or if you drank a ton of liquids before / during a workout. An abdominal stretch will not relieve or perpetuate a stomach organ cramp
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February 7, 2014 to April 20, 2014
Through the accumulation of audience-generated data, Plume is an immersive, interactive dome of synchronized light and sound gestures. The installation uses motion, sound and color to present an ephemeral and ethereal ecosystem.
In this sculptural installation, Lemley uses hemlock and cedar root masses with white neon. He incorporates roots from uprooted trees near his home, and neon to highlight and embellish areas of the wood and also to imagine new areas for growth.
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Comprised of sculptural pieces installed on the floor and wall of the gallery, Olson employs phenomena and processes found in nature (gravity, pressure, expansion, saturation) to materials such as paper, styrofoam, wood, glass, metal.
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Michelle Akers Undergoes Successful Shoulder Surgery
CHICAGO (Thursday, April 6, 2000) - U.S. Women's National Team veteran Michelle Akers underwent successful surgery yesterday in Orlando, Fla. as Team Physician Dr. Rob Palumbo repaired damage from a dislocation to her right shoulder on Feb. 27. Akers suffered a "SLAP lesion" when she fell after colliding with a goalkeeper during a training match, meaning that the biceps anchor of her right shoulder was pulled off the insertion point. Palumbo performed the arthroscopic surgery that re-attached the biceps anchor and performed a capsular shrinkage to reduce the laxity in the shoulder joint.
"The procedure went very well and there were no complications," said Palumbo. "She needs to rest and protect her shoulder for three to four weeks and then she'll begin a progressive rehabilitation program. We expect her to be back training no later than July. When she woke up, the first thing she asked me was whether she could ride her horse. I told her that would have to wait."
Akers, 34, has scored 104 goals in 147 international matches for the USA. She is a walking, kicking history of the U.S. Women's National Team having played in the first-ever match in 1985, as well as three Women's World Cups and the 1996 Olympics. Akers was the top scorer in the 1991 Womens' World Cup in China and won the Bronze Ball as the third most outstanding player at the 1999 Women's World Cup.
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Dunmore >Women's Clothing > Head To Toe
108 E Drinker St, Dunmore, PA | Directions 1851241.421676 -75.630183
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I am writing this to all the brides and their attendants who are considering Head to Toe for dresses. This place is horrible! My Step Mom ordered her dress here and they said it would be in on time and what not however I encouraged my Step mom to cancel the order because the delivery date was 3 days before my wedding. Absolutely Not. They bullied my Step Mom because she is a very meek and mild women. They were quite different when the not so happy bride called and needless to say they actually did the right thing and refunded all of her money after speaking with me. Now my birth mom got her dress here as well and when she ordered it they stated with 3 witnesses that it would be here 4 weeks prior to the wedding. Well when that promise wasn't fulfilled she called them they state different 3 times it would be shipped on the upcoming Friday. Mind you these are three different Fridays. My mom even paid rush shipping on the dress and got it 3 weeks before the wedding. They were horrible what would have happened to my Step Mom if they would have played these games with her? WARNING!!!! NEVER EVER GO HERE. Horrible service, prices are to high and I swear they are shafting their customers.
Do not go to this bridal shoppe. They don't order correct sizes and then are rude, rude, rude people. They will not work well with you, especially if you are out-of-town. I tried going here for a prom, when in high school, about 10 years ago and they were so bad... now, even with changed management, they are even worse, as I had to go to them as a bridesmaid. Please don't put yourself or your bridal party through their poor customer service.
Poor response to error, lack of professionalism! – I really wish I would have read reviews before going to Head-to-Toe, but my first few experiences there were great so I didn't realize the problems until it was too late. I had few problems with the dress selection process, though the prices were significantly higher than I was expecting, and the consultant picked out several dresses that were above my budget (of course one of them happened to be the dress I fell in love with!).
I experienced problems when my dress was officially ordered. While they had me sign my initials to indicate the size I wanted to ensure they could not be accused of any wrongdoing later, I was unaware that the size they had written down for me was not the size I had requested based on the dress size I actually tried on! When I tried on a size that fit snugly, I asked the consultant to order one size bigger just for comfort and in case I gained a few pounds. Instead of a size bigger, they ordered a size smaller! When my dress came in and did not fit, I was horrified...Granted, I had gained a few pounds as I suspected I might, but I had not gained enough to not zip the dress! When we realized the initial measurements did not match the size that should have been ordered for me, the consultants immediately went from sweet and accommodating to nasty and inconsiderate. They became defensive and took absolutely no responsibility, citing that I had signed my initials so they were not liable. I was not as upset with the fact that the wrong dress had been ordered (because it was partially my fault for signing before confirming the size was what I wanted), I was extremely distraught at the disrespect and rudeness of the women. Only one woman, who happened to be the seamstress from upstairs, was comforting and said that they would do everything they could to make it fit and not to worry--and she did in fact do so (for a hefty fee of course). The least I would have hoped for was for the shop to cover the cost of taking the dress out, which would have probably fit if the right size had been ordered. Overall, I was deeply disappointed with this treatment from the employees and I would never recommend anyone go there unless you are sure nothing will go wrong. I completely understand that these bridal shops need to cover their butts, but I certainly still expected a degree of professionalism and for them to own up to their mistakes.
Congrats Head to Toe!!!! – Congratulations Head to Toe on winning The Electric City's Best Wedding Dresses for the 4th year in a row. Way to go!!!!!!!
Head to Toe, the only place to go! – I don't know what Head to Toe these past reviewers have gone to, but it's certainly not the one I trust all my formalwear needs to!
Head to Toe has an extensive selection of gown styles, complete with accessories, shoes, headpieces, and clutches to go with it. Their service is impeccable. Each employee works with pleasant, seamless expertise. They KNOW what they're doing. The best part is, if your perfect dress doesn't fit, they have an alteration place "Thread to Sew" located upstairs! (talk about convenient!) When I got my prom dress, they did more than just hem it, they brought to life every little detail I was looking for.
The store is beautiful, the walls lined with dresses. The dressing rooms are spacious. I have tried countless dresses on, and they all have been of impressive quality.
I assure you, you will find no better Bridal Shop in the area.
Very disturbing – I purchased a very expensive dress for a special social event I was attending. After waiting several months for the arrival of my dress I made the mistake of inquiring when it would be delivered. I was verbally attached, accused of not trusting the business ethics of this shop. As I feared, the dress never arrived. Three days before my event I went to a different bridal shop near- by, purchased the same dress, they easily had it shipped over night, altered and ready for me for my party. No fuss, no drama. Do yourself a favor and shop elsewhere. Life is difficult enough, there are many reputable, pleasant specialty shops in this area. Don`t put yourself through the drama of shopping at Head to Toe.
Horrible Experience – Horrible experience!
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I purchased a gown for my daughter's wedding and took it upstairs from Head To Toe to their alterations shop, Thread To Sew. I was very dissatisfied with the workmanship and the nonchalant attitude of the staff. My gown was hemmed too short and therefore I had to purchase another pair of shoes. The gown was altered, but was still too big on top. I went back at least three times, to no avail.They insisted it looked fine and the straps and double sided tape would make it fit better. I finally left with the gown, paying $85 in alteration fees for a gown that would not be wearable. Two days before the wedding I found a tailor in my community and he could not believe the poor workmanship and the fact that they had no concern for their reputation. He removed parts of the alterations and took the top of the dress in by three inches. He said he would have the dress ready and it would be all that I had imagined for my daughter's special day. He was right. I don't know why this was not done the first time and correctly by Thread To Sew who claim to be professionals. I spoke with the co-owner the following week in regards to my dissatisfaction and additional fees to fix the gown. She felt I had rectified the problem myself and I could wear the gown, so she did not see a problem. No apology, no compassion, nothing. She ended with if I did not choose to go there again, that was my choice. With that she ended the call. I will not patronize their dress shop or alterations department and will never recommend their shop.
dishonest business – I was a mother of the bride. My dress was ordered in a size too big, even when I questioned this, the order was put through in a larger size. Waited many months for the dress to come in knowing it had to be altered, when I questioned the date of arrival for my dress I was accused of being beligerant. I have never been beligerant my whole life. My dress never came in and when I questioned why this happened, I was screamed at so badly I was shaking afterwards. Would never recommend this place for any event ever.
Highly disappointed – This is my first time I have ever been a bridesmaid and Head to Toe made it a stressful experience. The employees were extremely rude. When I came to pick up my dress to be fitted I stood there for 10 minutes until one of the five girls/women behind the counter helped me. The seamstress took 5 minutes to pin my dress. When I returned for the dress it did not fit, it was still too big. I wanted the seamstress to take the dress in more, b/c the top was hanging off of me, and she said the dress fit fine. Luckily, my great aunt is a seamstress and fixed the dress for me.
worst bridal salon, verbally abusive without reason – I am the mother of the groom, I paid form my very expensive dress in full. Two weeks before the wedding I called to inquire about my dress, was told it shipped that day. The week before the wedding I called and was told it shipped that day and would be in in three days. Four days latter, three days before the wedding, still no dress. When I asked if my dress was in I was verbally abused, screamed at so loudly that my co-workers could hear theconversation across the room. I would never speak to anyone that way. Still no dress
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PHOTOS: Hundreds attend Avow Hospice butterfly release
Published 03/04/2013 at 1:45 p.m.
Hundreds of members of the community showed up on this brisk morning to help celebrate Avow's 30th Anniversary and Annual Butterfly Release at Cambier Park in Naples, Saturday March 2, 2013.
Sound of music
Published 01/16/2013 at 3 a.m.
Riverside Park in the heart of Bonita Springs was blanketed with hundreds of music enthusiasts as the Bonita Springs Concert Band performed their first concert on the New Year on Sunday, Jan. 13
PHOTOS: Art and music at Marco Center for the Arts
Published 01/09/2013 at 1:28 p.m.
Dozens of art enthusiasts filled the galleries to view recent masterpieces of local artists ranging from oil, water color, photography and sculpture during Art of Music/The Music of Art presented by Marco Island Center for
PHOTO GALLERY: Everblades Figure Skating Club lights up the ice at holiday show
Published 12/09/2012 at 11:04 p.m.
Florida Everblades Figure Skating Club lit up the ice this weekend, Sunday December 9 at Germain Arena in Estero with their presentation of Holidays Across America. Hundreds of family, friends and spectators were in awe as members of all ages ...
Thousands attend World Beer Festival in Estero
Published 11/19/2012 at 2:10 p.m.
Thousands of beer connoisseurs gathered in the main arena for a chance to taste over 100 varieties of beer from dozens of nationally renowned breweries at the World Beer Festival held at Germain Arena on Saturday.
PHOTOS: Bikers show their star-spangled pride at Coconut Point's Stars and Stripes Bike Night
Published 07/07/2012 at 2:55 p.m.
The inaugural Stars and Stripes Bike Night at Coconut Point in Estero kicked off without a glitch despite the inclement weather, Friday July 6, 2012. Motorcyclists and motorcycle enthusiasts gathered around Hemingway's Island Grill to view dozens of some of ...
PHOTOS: Elvis tribute artists compete for crown of "The King" at Seminole Casino's Elvis Fest 5
Published 06/24/2012 at 6:57 p.m.
Elvis Tribute Artists from around the country showed up for the Elvis Fest 5 competition to see who was "King" for 2012. How would you like to walk through a casino and see a couple of Elvises trying their luck ...
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