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WELLINGTON-Crystal Marie Bradley, age 27, passed away April 30, 2005.
She was born Dec. 2, 1977 in Green Bay, Wis. to Daniel and Joyce Jefrey Carpenter. She married Dale Bradley Jr. on May 31, 1997 in Green River.
Crystal loved being around and caring for children and animals. She enjoyed life and brought joy to those around her.
Crystal is survived by her husband, Dale, Jr.; children, Kristofer, Kendralynn, Dalton and Meghan, all of Wellington; father and stepmother, Dan and Shari Carpenter of DePere, Wis.; mother Joyce Wilson of Green River; brother, Justin Carpenter of Price; sisters, Ashley Katrina Gogos of Green River and Shana of DePere, Wis.; and other extended family members. She left behind grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Crystal has a very large and loving family and she is going to be really missed.
Funeral services were Sat., May 7, at 11 a.m. at the Wellington LDS Stake Center. Burial in the Wellington Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
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FERRON-Margie Rasmussen, 84, died May 8, 2005 in the Central Valley Medical Center, Nephi, as a result of natural causes. Born Nov. 8, 1920 in Ferron to Deloss and Addie Thompson Ralphs. Married Neal Rasmussen May 13, 1940 in Castle Dale.
She loved her family dearly. She greatly enjoyed the years she spent as beautification chairman of Ferron. Special thanks to Heritage Care and Rehab in Nephi, Emery County Care and Rehab in Ferron and Central Valley Medical Center in Nephi for their loving and caring treatment of our mother these past years.
Margie is survived by two daughters, Bonnie (Walt) Freeman of Ferron and Sharon (Tom) Barney of Nephi; 10 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; and four great-great grandchildren; brother Lee Ralphs of American Fork. Preceded in death by her husband, parents, brother Varian Ralphs and one great grandson.
Funeral service will be held Fri., May 13, at Noon in the Ferron Blue Hills LDS Chapel (old Ferron LDS Chapel). Friends may call on the family one hour prior to the services at the church. Interment will be in the Ferron City Cemetery under the direction of the Fausett Mortuary.
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PRICE - Helen Virginia Lee Nelson, age 83, passed away peacefully in her sleep on May 1, 2005.
She was born Jan. 29, 1922 in Price to J. Bracken Lee and Nellie Pace. Married Harold Andrew Nelson on Aug. 1, 1943 in Bend, Ore. He died Sept. 4, 2003.
Lifelong resident of Carbon County. She graduated from Carbon High School and Carbon College. She was a dedicated employee of the College of Eastern Utah from 1959 to 1990 and she received the outstanding staff award in 1983 and the lifelong service award in 1990.
Helen was a staunch supporter of all activities at CEU and a member of the Beta Sorority. She loved attending her children's and grandchildren's sporting events and was an avid Jazz and Ute fan.
Helen's greatest love was for her family and she enjoyed traveling.
Survived by two sons and two daughters, Gary (Gaylene) Nelson, Helper; Lee (Mary) Nelson, Salt Lake City; DeLynne Nelson, Price; Colleen (Stan) Pestotnik, Salt Lake City; two brothers and one sister, James (Evelyn) Lee, Joan (Lewis) Taylor, Richard (Marianne) Lee, all of Salt Lake City; and nine wonderful grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by her parents.
Funeral service Tues., May 10, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, where friends are welcome one hour prior to services. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
ELMO/SPRINGFIELD, MO.-Philip Winder, age 77, left this life on May 7, 2005, after a valiant fight with cancer. Phil was born March 6, 1928, in Desert Lake, Utah to Charles William and Caroline Elizabeth Winder. Phil married Doloris Pulsipher, later divorced. Married Viola G. Moody, Aug. 10, 1952.
Phil served in the army and worked for Dr. Pepper/Pepsi Cola for 26 years, but his love was farming, cows and working with his hands.
Phil is survived by his wife Viola of 52 years, four children: Harold (Marla) Moody, Springfield, Mo., Julia Elizabeth (Price) Vincent-Thrall, Price; Rayola Jean (Gary) Miller, Quincy, Ill.; Janice Lee (Elroy) Mortensen, Elmo; 23 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren. Also survived by two sisters and one brother, Ada Willson, Escalante; Zina Tabor, Price; La Van Dale (Lou) Winder, Bolivar, Mo.; sisters-in-law Jessie May Winder and Tilly Winder. Preceded in death by his parents, three sisters and seven brothers: baby brother, Letha Swink, Virl Winder, Arnold Winder, Angus Winder, Mildred Jensen, Ugeen Winder, Harold Winder, Floyd Winder and baby sister, and two grandchildren.
Services will be Tues. May 10, at 11 a.m. at the Elmo LDS Chapel. A viewing will be held 45 minutes before the service. Burial in the Cleveland Cemetery.
PRICE-Lynn Pettit Huntsman, age 76, passed away May 6, 2005 in Salt Lake. He was born June 7, 1928 in Peerless, to John V. and Rhoda Pettit Huntsman.
Lynn was a longtime resident of Carbon County and a graduate of Carbon High School in 1946. Served two years in the US Army in Japan, and graduated from the University of Utah in 1953 with a B.S. in mining engineering.
On March 15, 1952, he married Valynn Christiansen in Las Vegas, Nev.; she died May 29, 1995.
Lynn spent his career in the mining industry in Utah, California and Wyoming and had been employed in jobs ranging from boney picker to general manager. He authored and presented technical papers at various mining conventions and seminars. He was a charter member of the Utah Coal Section of AIME and a lifetime member of the BPO Elks #1550 in Price.
Survived by one son and two daughters, Dale Keith (Melissa Holloway), Price; Holly (Jeff Wright), Salt Lake City; Nori (Hunter Finch), West Valley City.
Preceded in death by his parents, and brother, John Keith.
Many thanks to Chateau Brickyard staff and residents for treating him like family, and to Care Source Hospice staff for their compassionate attention in his final days.
Graveside service, Wed. May 11, at 1 p.m., Price City Cemetery. Family and friends will meet at Mitchell Funeral Home in Price Wednesday one hour prior to service. In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the College of Eastern Utah Scholarship Programs.
SALT LAKE CITY/EAST CARBON-Raymond Lawrence Graham, age 35, passed away May 8, 2005 at his home in Salt Lake City.
He was born March 16, 1970 in Moab, to Ellis and Nadine Rhett Graham. Member of the Pentecostal church of God in East Carbon. Ray grew up in East Carbon and graduated from East Carbon High in 1988. He attended college at CEU, where he worked as a librarian and participated in many school plays at CEU.
He loved to sing, do art work, and especially work on his cartoons. His favorite cartoons were Star Trek and he will be dearly missed by his "Trekkies." Ray enjoyed his work and he just returned from a convention in Denver, Colo. At the time of his death he was employed at Borg B Anderson in Salt Lake City. Ray had a zest for life, he had a warm and loving personality and made friends everywhere he went.
Survived by his mother, Nadine, East Carbon; father, Ellis Graham, Koosharem; brother, Perry (Rhea Dawn) Graham, Provo; aunt, Margaret Qualls, Clarksville, Ark.; uncle, James Rhett, Price.
Preceded in death by grandparents, James L. and DeeDie Rhett, and Iona and Paul Campbell; and uncle, Eddie Rhett.
Funeral service, Thurs. May 12, 1 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Thursday one hour prior to service. Interment, Valley View Cemetery, Sunnyside.
HELPER-Lynn Lyman Bennett, age 77, returned to his Father in Heaven May 6, 2005 in Price. He was born Oct. 1, 1927 in Oak city to Mark L. and Ethelyn Anderson Bennett. He married Edith Miriam Robison Sept. 8, 1952, in the Manti LDS Temple, later divorced. He then married Marianne Jewkes Anderson July 5, 1997 in the Manti LDS Temple.
As an active member of the LDS Church he served in numerous callings (including three bishoprics). He was especially fond of genealogy and family history, where he served for many years. He loved spending time with his family and loved the outdoors. He loved singing and listening to music.
Lynn graduated from Millard High School in 1945, after which he served a mission in the Eastern States, where he participated in the Hill Cumorah Pageant. He served honorably in the US Army during WWII, returning to Utah State University, graduating in agricultural engineering and was certified as a civil engineer. He worked 30 years for the US Forest Service.
Lynn is survived by his wife Marianne of Helper and children and their spouses: Robert and Joy Bennett, Linda and Delbert Beal, Barry and Christine Bennett, Harold and Barbara Bennett, Ann and Eugene Dearden, Laurel and Ralph Ramstetter, Wayne Anderson, Brent and Debbie Anderson, 28 grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. Also survived by brothers Stanley and Keith Bennett and sister Lois Jenson. Preceded in death by his son Russell and sister Carol Sanders.
Funeral services will be held Wed. May 11, at 1 p.m. in the Helper Stake Center. Friends may call Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at the church prior to services. Burial will be in the Helper Mountain View Cemetery.


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Welcome to Warren Wilson College
At Warren Wilson the aspirations are as lofty as the mountains framing the campus. They are shared goals grounded in the liberal arts and driven by an innovative learning Triad of academics, work and service. Here the pursuit of knowledge and the demands of labor merge on a path to serve a world seeking solutions. A campus so lush, with its abundant fields, forests and streams, cannot help but produce fertile minds committed to a liberal education that furthers the greater good. The lessons learned here prepare the inspired not only to make a living, but also to make a well-rounded life.
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During a period in which some colleges have commodified higher education, Warren Wilson has traveled a different path. We don't regard education as a product, or students as consumers; instead, we welcome our students as part of a learning community. We mix and remix students, faculty and staff in classes, on campus work crews and in service activities as part of our learning Triad. The benefits are incalculable.
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Not surprisingly, the College has received numerous awards and recognitions over the years for its innovative approach to education. Although rankings and college guides can never fully reflect the benefits of a Warren Wilson education, here are a few of the more recent accolades the College has garnered:
— The 2015 Fiske Guide to Colleges lists Warren Wilson as one of the nation's "Best Buys" among private colleges and universities – the ninth time since 2005 the guide has selected the College for the coveted list. Warren Wilson is among 22 private schools nationally that "offer outstanding academics with relatively modest prices," according to Fiske.
— Washington Monthly ranks Warren Wilson second among 246 liberal arts colleges nationwide in the category of "Service staff, courses and financial support" and eighth in "Community service participation and hours served." Warren Wilson also ranks 33rd in the magazine's overall liberal arts rankings that rate schools "based on their contribution to the public good in three broad categories: Social Mobility (recruiting and graduating low-income students); Research (producing cutting-edge scholarship and Ph.D.'s); and Service (encouraging students to give something back to their country)."
— Warren Wilson is one of only 20 colleges and universities nationwide listed by U.S. News & World Report's "Best Colleges 2015" in the Service Learning category of "Programs to Look For" in choosing a school – programs with "A Focus on Student Success." The College also ranks 22nd nationally in "Highest Proportion of Classes With Fewer Than 20 Students."
— Sierra Magazine ranks Warren Wilson 29th on its 2014 list of "Cool Schools" – colleges and universities recognized by the magazine "for helping solve climate problems and making significant efforts to operate more sustainably."
— In its 2015 "Best 379 Colleges" guide, The Princeton Review ranks Warren Wilson as the nation's fifth most LGBT-Friendly school.
In addition, Newsweek selected Warren Wilson College as No. 3 on its 2011 nationwide list of "Most Service-Oriented" colleges and universities. And Outside Magazine ranked Warren Wilson College No. 7 nationally in its 2012 feature "Outside University: The Top 25 Colleges for Outside Readers."


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In what will likely be the day's second-biggest talker, Esquire and the Center for Investigative Reporting have published an interview with the SEAL Team 6 member who shot Osama bin Laden.
Phil Bronstein, the executive chair of the Center for Investigative Reporting, spent a year talking to the anonymous shooter (referred to as "the Shooter"), ultimately producing a nearly 15,000-word piece titled, "The Man Who Killed Osama bin Laden ... Is Screwed."
NEWSER: Odd development at site of bin Laden's death
The headline encapsulates the two-fold nature of the piece: recounting the "most definitive account" (verified by a number of sources, including other SEALS) "of those crucial few seconds" in which the Shooter put three bullets into bin Laden's head; and tackling this incongruity: "that a man with hundreds of successful war missions, one of the most decorated combat veterans of our age, who capped his [16-year] career by terminating bin Laden, has no landing pad in civilian life."
Bronstein catalogs the absent opportunities, like the $25 million bounty on bin Laden's head that won't go to the team and the movies and books from which it won't benefit; and the single offer from SEAL command that he could drive a beer truck in Milwaukee under a new identity. And while a private security job might be a valid route, "many of these guys, including the Shooter, do not want to carry a gun ever again for professional use," he says.
Bronstein also catalogs what the Shooter lacks: pension (he left service 36 months short of the necessary 20 years), health care (though he battles arthritis, eye damage, tendonitis, and blown disks), protection for his family (from a retaliatory attack), disability benefits (he's waiting), a healthy marriage (he and his wife have split, under the pressure of a job that took him away as many as 300 days a year), and communication from the Department of Veterans Affairs (computer-generated form letters aside). And as the Center for Investigative Reporting's executive director explains in an editor's note, while the Shooter faces "exceptional" issues upon his re-entry to society, they're "similar to those many veterans face when leaving the service."
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[Photos Credit: Barbara Nitke, Lifetime Television, 2009]
This week's episode of Project Runway focused on women and heart disease. The designers were assigned a woman who had experienced heart issues to work with. They were to design a look for a fashion week gala for the women that used red fabric and the sponsor, Campbell's soup, provided some signature fabrics for them to use.
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The women were very inspiring and it was clear that the designers were moved by the experiences the women had been trough. Most of the dresses they created were amazing, but a couple of them did not impress the judges at all.
The judges told the designers that the garments of Mila, Amy & Maya. They said the worst designs were those of Jesus, Anna & Jesse. After deliberating, the judges named Amy the winner and told Jesus that he was eliminated.
It's too bad that the judges hated all of his designs. I actually thought most of them were nice. But they were right about the red dress. It just wasn't the best.
I don't like to just plain trash anyone, but I have to say that I thought the worst dress of all was Anna's dress. I'm shocked that she didn't get eliminated for it.
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INDIANAPOLIS -- A teenage beauty queen who went missing in Nebraska earlier this week was located Thursday night in Marion County with a male companion.
Michaela Wells, 16, was reported missing from her home in Bellevue, Neb., on Monday, according to Bellevue police.
She was found in Lawrence, Ind., at about 8:20 p.m. Thursday, and members of the FBI and the Bellevue Police Department informed Michaela's mother, Theresa Norris, soon after that her daughter had been found safe, according to a news release from Bellevue police.
Michaela was found by FBI agents inside a home with a male juvenile and told officials that she had left her home of her own accord, according to the release. The release did not mention the age of the male.
Bellevue detectives turned to the FBI for help when they learned that the girl likely was in Indiana.
She is now in the custody of Indiana child-welfare officials, and Bellevue police and the FBI are working to return her to Nebraska.
Capt. Gary Woodruff of the Lawrence Police Department said the department assisted the FBI by sending an officer and marked vehicle to the site where the teen was located.
Wells, according to her Facebook page, was the 2013 USA National Miss Nebraska Teen.


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Redken Full Frame Mousse exaggerates fullness. This moisture-rich foam builds body and protects hair. Redken's exclusive Bonding System provides long-lasting humidity protection that is easy to wash out.
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Smells Beautiful! Good For Adding Volume, With Effort, But It Doesn't Really Hold......I like to try out a lot of different products, as I'm always looking for something better ;) If you want to know about my hair, see the bottom section.
Product quick take : REDKEN FULL FRAME MOUSSE (07) This is a nice, lightweight, mousse that smells so clean and fresh. It doesn't add a lot of hold, but adds some nice texture and can add some decent volume if used correctly (see tips below) and has no crunch whatsoever. Also, since it's so lightweight, I can actually apply this from roots to ends! I usually don't let any product near my roots, as it will make my hair oily and flat.
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Towards the end of your blowout, use a big round brush and roll it up high at the crown, unrolling the brush upwards and slowly with the concentrator nozzle aimed up at the brush, following the direction of your hair and then let it fall when your dryer reaches mid-shaft and finish with a minute of the cool shot while lifting sections of your hair. Finally, hit it with some good flexible hairspray (I really like Rusk Being Sexy) all around and voila volume!
My hair is : Fairly thin-stranded, but a lot of hair with long layers and it falls at the bottom of my shoulder blades; Blonde (chemically) with low-lights, has a medium amount of damage due to the highlighting, although the damage doesn't always show. But it is very prone to frizz and my hair can look so dry and "splitty" (like every set of layers is full of split ends) all over, even though I try to maintain it with regular trims and weekly hair masks. ("It's a 10" is GREAT by the way!) If I use the wrong products, or worse, zero product, it brings out the worst in my hair. My hair is very prone to oil so I have to wash it every day, and this helps, but it still can lose its look of freshness by late afternoon.
Final take : Towards my usual "late afternoon droop", my hair did kind of fall flat and I couldn't really do anything else with it. As a volumizing mousse, I would have liked it to add a lot more bounciness and hold, on its own and with less effort, and smooth out my hair more. Although it wasn't what I expected, I do really like it (in conjuction with other products) and give it 4 stars for being able to at least GIVE the hair volume, with no crunch-factor, and I LOVE the lingering smell! I can't stop smelling my hair!
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I Can't Live Without Full FrameI have course thinning hair. I have a cut where the back is blown up, sides IT WORKS!Please be mindful that a little (size of a quarter does goes a long long way...more than that and your hair will feel stiff and hard. When you use it, the next day, simply dampen hair with your hands and then reactivate the product without buildup. Visit with your hair dresser.Love it, love it , love it!Midwayusa
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Terry - I purchased 2 based on your recommendation and they work great. However, for some reason when I flush one the water level in the other bowl goes down lower and lower with every flush. They are installed back to back with common plumbing, drainage etc. in the wall between them. Had a plummer check for vent and drain blockage problems and none could be found. Oh, even though both were labeled as the same model toilet, the bowl and trap designs are different (pursuing this issue with the supplier). Any ideas as to why one is pulling water from the bowl of the other? Thanks.
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Designed for competitors who battle day in and day out, the Prince Warriors are a fresh take on comfortable and durable footwear. We found these shoes to be a good fit for our own TW warriors, as they are designed to leave your feet well supported and cushioned on court. Initially, all four of our playtesters enjoyed the plush support from these shoes, but after several hours on the court our team found a few issues that held the Warriors back. These issues were with the durability, the weight and the individual fit. However, our team was happy to report that the positives outweighed the negatives. There were no doubts that when our warriors hit the courts for battle, all four enjoyed the ultra cushioned, stable ride of these Prince shoes.
Prince has a history of providing players with ultra-comfortable shoes, and the Warriors proved to be no exception. Our playtesters noticed the plush padding surrounding their feet when first trying these shoes on. Tiffani was excited to playtest this offering because she has wider feet and generally enjoys Prince shoes. She began, "The Warriors had plenty of step-in comfort for me. The shoes did require a slight break-in, however. It took about an hour for me to feel like the heel-to-toe strike was where I wanted it, but I enjoyed the cushioning from the first time I tried them on. This shoe is soft underfoot and the uppers are pretty pliable, even though they're mostly plastic. I also like the padded ankle collar, although it did make it tougher to cinch down the shoe around my heel and ankle. Overall, this is a very comfortable shoe."
Michelle who appreciates cushioned, stable shoes, found the first standout feature to be all the padding. However, she did experience some comfort issues with the Warriors. She explained, "I like to feel snug in my shoes, and I think these shoes could have used an extra eyelet, because it didn't feel like my heels were completely locked in. The slipping led me to tie my shoes a bit on the tighter side, resulting in some rubbing at the top of my ankles. It became pretty painful and frustrating because each time I wore them I ended up with raw spots, even when I was wearing high socks. I thought the rubbing would end after I broke the shoes in, but it got worse. I finally figured out that if I loosened up the laces at the top I eliminated the rubbing, but I also lost that locked-in feel. This could be a bit of a deal breaker for me because I prefer feeling locked in."
The Warriors were comfortable from the very start for Karly. She said, "There was no need wait for the shoes to loosen up before hitting in them because of how soft and cushioned they were. I loved the plush padding around the ankles and how the bottom of the shoes molded to my feet. They absorbed shock extremely well, and I never experience any discomfort on the court. I was happy to play in these comfortable shoes over and over again."
"The first thing I noticed when I stepped into these shoes was the cushioning," said Brittany. "There was a ton of padding underneath my feet and around the ankle collar. The tongue also had a good amount of cushioning. There was too much padding for me, but that is a personal preference. Also, the tongue slipped to the side at times while I was playing, which would force me to stop and adjust my shoes."
Our team playtested the Warriors toward the beginning of summer, which meant they really put the ventilation to the test. Unfortunately, the Duraskin and synthetic materials were not very breathable, and this was one area where the shoe fell short. Michelle thought it was one of the warmer shoes she has worn, and said, "They weren't all that ventilated and they lacked some perforations. These shoes are made of thick materials to increase the comfort, which also contributes to them being hotter to wear. Wearing black shoes in the summer sun didn't help, either. The Warriors were definitely on the hotter side of the spectrum."
Karly believes there is room for improvement with the breathability of the Warriors. She noted, "They heated up once I started to move around and then felt noticeably warm at the end of the hit, although I wouldn't say it was too much of a nuisance. The warm temperature was something I was able to play through just fine, but I wanted to take them off once the hit was over."
Brittany agreed, and added, "We are getting into the warmer summer months, and unfortunately, I overheated in my Warriors. There is some mesh on the uppers to help with circulation, but the Duraskin material overlaps with the mesh and blocks some of the ventilation. I found myself taking these shoes off as soon as I was done with a tennis session."
The lack of ventilation actually held back Tiffani's comfort score. She said, "There is no way around it: The Warriors were hot. As soon as I was done hitting I wanted to take them off to let my feet breathe, or at least change my socks."
Offering lower support in the arches, the Warriors proved to be good enough for most of our playtesters. At first, Karly didn't have any problems with the support. She explained, "The arches were lower than average, but that generally doesn't bother me because I have flat feet. My feet didn't start to ache until I had to tighten my laces to improve the fit around the ankles. These shoes didn't have the best flex, and I think the stiffness aggravated my arches after I tightened the laces. I just had to tie my laces tight enough to feel secure, but loose enough to avoid hurting my feet."
Brittany's medium arches were pretty easy to please. She said, "Even though it was a slightly lower support than I'm used to, I never had any problems. No complaints from me in this area!"
Despite Michelle's higher arches, the lower arch support worked fine for her. She added, "No problems or issues for me in this area Đ my arches are pretty low maintenance, though."
Tiffani wore aftermarket insoles for this playtest due to some foot strain issues she has been struggling with. She didn't experience the stock insoles and instead wore the berry color Superfeet insoles with built in arch support.
The heavier weight of the Warriors helped keep our players stable and supported on the court. Brittany struggled a bit because her narrow feet were moving around inside the shoes at the beginning of the playtest. She was able to adjust by wearing two pairs of regular socks or one pair of very thick socks. She said, "I found good stability when moving side to side and never felt like the shoes were going to roll over. I would have given them a higher score, but I was having some issues with keeping my heels locked in place. I would have liked one more eyelet because no matter how tightly I tied my shoelaces I was slipping out of my shoes; mostly during forward and backward movements."
The Warriors were a solid on-court performer for Tiffani. She explained, "I felt comfortable making all my movements on the court, and I was never in jeopardy. There were just a couple of minor things that bothered me. I never felt like I could lock down my heels, so I could feel them moving around. I didn't think that my heels would pop out of the shoes, but it was an irritation nonetheless. I also had an issue with the laces that exacerbated the problem. They never seemed to stay tight. They didn't come untied, but they loosened up enough that my heels started to move around more."
"For me, these shoes were pretty supportive and stable," began Michelle. "My feet felt well supported, aside from the issue I had with not feeling completely locked in at the heels. I felt pretty good moving aggressively in these shoes. Lateral stability was spot on, and I was never worried about twisting an ankle or anything like that."
Karly found the material around the ankles loosened up after the first couple of hours, but she was still pleased with the stability. She said, "The Warriors' support was more traditional than most tennis shoes today, meaning the supportive feel comes from the weight of the shoes. They were heavier than most of today's shoes, which helped them feel very stable. Their heft made my feet feel anchored to the ground, and my movements were never unstable. The uppers were also stiff enough to add a little extra support. I liked the stable feel of the Warriors and I was confident that I wasn't going to hurt myself while playing in them."
The Warriors' outsole is made of a durable rubber compound and backed up by a six-month outsole durability guarantee. With that being said, our team found these shoes to be about average when it came to the wear of the outsole. Tiffani was surprised by the amount of wear she saw on her outsoles, and commented, "Typically, I like the durability of Prince shoes, but after about five hours I saw the tread under the ball of my foot start to wear. Now, after about 15 hours, the pivot point is smooth."
These weren't the most durable shoes Michelle has worn, but they weren't the least durable, either. She explained, "After 20 hours or so, I'm seeing some solid smoothing and wear on the outsoles, especially under my big toes. It's a good thing they have the outsole guarantee because I definitely would take advantage of that warranty!"
Brittany found the Warriors to be about average when it came to durability. She said, "I had some wear in the usual spots under my toes after three to four weeks of playing in them. Fortunately, the Warriors come with a six-month outsole durability guarantee."
Karly had a different experience, finding that not only did the hefty outsoles offer a stable feel, they held up great for her, too. She said, "My pair of Warriors look as though I've only play for two hours, when in reality I've played in the shoes for more than 25 hours. There's hardly any wear or smoothing to the outsoles so far, and it looks like it'll be a while until these shoes wear out."
Although our two toe draggers were not thoroughly impressed with how the outsole held up, they were happy to report that their toe dragging did little damage to the Warriors. Brittany thought the toe durability held up great, saying, "Being a toe dragger, I can do some damage to shoes, but the Warriors held up to my abuse. The toe bumper is thick, but not very wide or high. However, the Duraskin material on the uppers added extra protection against toe dragging."
"The Duraskin material is pretty durable," added Tiffani. "I've smoothed the texture of my toe down, especially on the left foot, but there's lots of material left to burn through. It's very durable, and the shoes are hiding their marred toes well enough."
In addition to the high levels of cushioning, the traction of the Warriors was another strength. Michelle said, "There was a good amount of grab from these shoes. I never felt like I was going to slip or roll an ankle. I was very happy with the traction!"
The Warriors' traction found a great median between grip and give for Karly, who offered, "I never had any issues sliding, and I never felt stuck to the court, either. These shoes made it easy to start and stop easily, so I was pleased with the traction they provided."
Tiffani never had an issue with slipping or feeling stuck to the court. She said, "The level of traction is right where I like it, and it stayed constant for me throughout the playtest."
Rounding out the positive feedback was Brittany, who thought she was gripping the court well in these shoes. She said, "The traction was probably my favorite aspect of playing in these shoes. While the Warriors don't have the low-to-the-ground feel I prefer, I thought they had the perfect amount of grab. I was able to move in all directions with ease."
It was no secret to our team that the Warriors were going to weigh in heavy. Our playtesters have come to expect shoes loaded with cushioning and stability to be on the heavier side. With that being said, the weight affected some of our playtesters more than others. Karly noted she did not feel as light on her feet in the Warriors, and her footwork felt slower than normal. She said, "They definitely added some weight to my feet, and I had to work harder to move quickly on the court. They did feel lighter than their actual weight of 14 ounces and played faster than shoes with a similar weight, but I would still consider them heavy."
The shoes were just plain heavy for Brittany, who tends to prefer speedier offerings. She said, "It's not necessarily a bad thing, but I prefer a quicker, lighter shoe. I definitely found the Warriors to be clunky on the court, and I felt a little slower than usual. Since they are heavier shoes, I would have liked a little more durability."
Tiffani agreed that the Warriors weren't light, but she was not particularly bothered by the added weight. She said, "These shoes are supportive and sit higher off the ground, so I wasn't feeling my fastest. These days I prefer light 'speed' shoes, but I enjoyed these for their comfort and stability. Something has to give when a shoe offers this much cushioning, and it's usually the weight."
Michelle said, "These shoes weigh in on the heavier side, but they never felt too heavy, which is important. They are built to be durable, stable, sturdy and cushioned shoes, so I expected them to be on the heavier side. They're definitely not 'quick' or 'fast' shoes, but considering the comfort, the weight was worth it. The weight didn't hinder my movement too much, so it wasn't a deal breaker for me."
Tiffani - "The comfort and stability for my wider feet was nice. I also like the black colorway that I tested. It's definitely among my favorite Prince cosmetics."
Michelle - "Lots of cushioning, fun colors, good traction and stability."
Karly - "The cushioning and durability. These comfortable shoes were designed to last a while."
Brittany - "I'm a big fan of black tennis shoes so I was impressed with the cosmetics. I also liked the traction. These shoes did a lot of things well, but were not great in any area."
Tiffani - "The ventilation was not there, so I would like some perforations in the uppers."
Michelle - "I felt like I needed one more eyelet to feel really locked in and supported, and I had comfort issues when tying my shoes tightly. I wouldn't mind a bit more durability and ventilation."
Karly - "The heavy feel. My footwork felt slower than usual on the court."
Brittany - "I was having trouble locking my heels into the shoes. They also play hot and feel heavier than I would have liked."
Tiffani - "The Warriors have a slightly generous forefoot width that is similar to other Prince shoes. They fit into the same family to me as the T22s and T24s. The fit feels slightly snugger than the T22s, but it's still plenty wide for me. The forefoot TPU straps are also improved over the T24, so there's added comfort over that model."
Michelle - "These remind me of the Babolat Propulse 4 -- both are very cushioned and both are heavier stability shoe. They're similar in terms of durability and comfort, as well as fit."
Karly - "The Warriors reminded me of the Head Sprint Pros. I thought they fit very similarly to each other, with the only difference being the extra padding and heavier feel of the Warriors."
Brittany - "Shoes that are similar to the Warriors would be the Babolat Propulse 4, KSwiss Bigshot II and Nike Air Max Cage. They all feel slightly heavy to me, but they offer durability and stability."
Playtester Foot Types:
Tiffani - Wide width / Low arch
Michelle - Medium width / High arch
Karly - Medium width / Medium-low arch
Brittany - Narrow width / Medium arch
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Gatsby Fever
What to wear to the splashy preview of a new Hermès boutique? They know the answer in Greenwich, CT: beautiful, candy colored Birkins and silk scarves. As guests chatted and browsed in the spanking new store, they were surrounded by winged saddles, including the new Cavale-style, and equestrian items in the windows designed by Spanish artist Pamen Pereira. For further hints about the company's heritage, the waiters circulating with libations wore horse heads sculpted from paper. After cocktails, the assembled, including T&C Editor-in-Chief Jay Fielden, crossed Greenwich Avenue to the community garden by Havemeyer Fields for dinner under a tent transformed by floral designer Raul Avila into an enchanted world of flowers and ivy. After the ribbon cutting marking the boutique's official opening, Hermès sponsored a Family Day celebration on the same park grounds, and, for one beautiful spring day at least, candy booths, balloon makers, and a giant chess board delighted both the children of Greenwich and the young at heart.
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I ordered this ice pack to help relieve my Plantar Fasciitis. I put it in the freezer and it stays cold for a long time. It's very comfortable, I can place it EXACTLY where I want it. Last night, I had a horrible flare up... I actually fell asleep with it on and woke up to NO pain this morning.
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A popular and dependable go-to trainer for neutral runners seeking a smooth underfoot protection, the ASICS Gel Cumulus 15 offers moderate cushioning and a semi-soft ride.
The ASICS Gel Cumulus 15 combines the cushioning you crave with a seamlessly smooth ride and a excellent fit. A fan-favorite among neutral runners, this daily trainer offers both rearfoot and forefoot Gel units for protection while you pound the pavement, and a two-layer midsole gives you a soft underfoot feel with a responsive ride. An airy mesh upper provides a personalized fit for secure and long lasting comfort.
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Stack Height: Heel (31mm), Forefoot (20mm)
Available Widths: B=Medium
How It Fits (based on width B)
ASICS' Gel Cumulus 15 is a moderate feature, moderate neutral shoe designed for daily training and high mileage.
Comments: I love these Asics Cumulus 15's. I have the trifecta of foot issues, high arches, wide foot and high insteps. I got the regular width and they still fit great. Plenty of room in the toe box. I did go up to a size 9 and I replaced a pair of Saucony Pro-grid Triumph 9's. Right out of the box went I for a 5 mile run. NO issues.
From: Pam, Boston, MA
Comments: I am new to running and after being fitted at a running store I bought these here! Better prices!!! These were recommended and after reading reviews on Runner's World I decided these were the running shoes for me to try! Ran my first 3 mile run in them and they felt great. Comfortable, no pinching, no tightness or rubbing. I love everything about them heel, toe-box, arch, size, roominess, cushion, and their light weight compared to my older shoes. I am a size 8 and ordered an 8. Fit great and I look forward to running many miles in them!
From: Denise, Hudson area, WI, USA
Comments: Just got these the other night and already ran 3 miles twice in these. They felt great!! Lightweight, perfect fit and great cushion on impact. Very happy with this purchase!
From: Denise, Prescott, WI, USA
Comments: THESE SHOES ARE AMAZING. I live in Mexico and it was an adventure to get my friends to bring them here. I used to run with the Nimbus 14, I am normal pronator, but I have a Synovial Cyst on the side of my arch, which grew a lot when I add up miles with the Nimbus, and just after two weeks of running with the Cumulus 15, it is getting smaller by the day. I am a 7 with narrow-normal feet, but I ordered 7.5, which is good, but I can feel the toebox with my toe if i use a very thick sock, so have that in mind when you order. I defently LOVE this shoe. I will buy it again and again. OH! and the color. Blue with watermelon is FANTASTIC!
From: Paloma, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Comments: Great shoes. Soft and comfortable. I have wide, thick feet and need size D with a high toe box. I run over 20 miles a week. Most running shoes cause my toes to hurt and my nails to turn black. But these ones don't. I have worn them for a month now and my toes have not got any injuries. Not to mention the bright, bold and beautiful color (I chose the blue ones with water melon lace.) I can't wait to run on M, W and F. And on other days when I'm supposed to wear another pair of shoes for the elliptical trainer, I just can't resist putting on this pair. I like them so much I bought two more pairs (of the same color) to stock up. Sadly, Runningwarehouse did not have my size any more. So I had to look all over the internet to find another seller who offered this item at a higher price.
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An exciting new development in floral printed jeans, Earnest Sewn is collaborating with designer Peter Som to bring you a new spectrum of dreamy pastel jeans in a variety of floral motifs. The jeans, entitled Floral Fusion, walked the runway during NYFW spring 2013, which means two things: A) you'll have to wait for next spring. B) you have something to look forward to all winter! The styles include cropped, wide leg, and skinny.
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More on the line, via Denim Blog:
The line blossomed from Peter Som's poppy runway prints and incorporated Earnest Sewn's renowned denim techniques such as pigment coating and laser-dye processes. Earnest Sewn's Creative Director, Ben Talley Smith said, "the collaboration has pushed our team to work with silhouettes outside of the traditional five pocket realm that we know and love, so that in itself has been exciting for us."
Designer, Peter Som noted that he's "thrilled to partner with The Earnest Sewn Co. The fusion of my runway prints with their expertise in denim has resulted in a very exciting collaboration. As someone who wears Earnest Sewn jeans regularly, the collaboration is a natural fit."
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Old Reliable. By Robert on 1/9/2017Robert would recommend this product to a friendI have had my pumps going on 5 years now. I use them to dose fertilizers for planted tank. Still going strong with original tubing. I only dose 1 ml per day. on each pump. Would definitely recommend.
Calibrate first. Closer to 2ml/minute rate By Biggen on 1/4/2017Biggen would recommend this product to a friendThe pump is advertised as 1.1ml/minute dosing rate. However, in reality, mine is double that. I tested multiple 10 minute intervals and, each time, it doses about 1.9ml/minute or 19ml per 10 minute interval. This isn't big deal but I think they should change the product description to reflect its true dosing rate. I rate it 4 out of 5 stars because of this.
I'm happy with them By Dave on 12/11/2016Dave would recommend this product to a friendI use it with my Reef Keeper Plus and BRS soda ash and CaCl and I've been able to hit my targets easily.
Perfect By Karen on 10/29/2016Karen would recommend this product to a friendThis made my dosing life easier, as I'd often forget to dose! It is also handy when I go away for a few days as well. It's small and easy to hide away in the the cabinet.
Great dosing pump By Brad on 10/17/2016Brad would recommend this product to a friendI ordered the 2 part kit that came with 2 pumps. The system Work's flawlessly to deliver the alkalinity and calcium to my tank. Beats doing it by hand even though I only have a 90 gallon tank.
1.8ml pumps By Ramon on 10/15/2016Ramon would recommend this product to a friendI bought 2 of these for 2 part dosing. They make a loud click when first turned on. Which is nice so I know it's on. After that, I don't hear them over the return pump.
It's been working great controlled by Apex for the last 5 months.
Like others have said, they dose more 1.1 ml per minute, both mine were 1.8 ml.
Makes life easy. By Rich on 9/29/2016Rich would recommend this product to a friendI had been dosing kalk using a container and gravity to feed my tank. While it did work, there were times it would stop. Using the 2 part doser insures that a controlled amount is put in the tank each day.
Makes dosing so much easier By Paul on 7/17/2016Paul wouldn't recommend this product to a friendI recently installed 2 of these on my tank. They have eliminated the need for daily dosing. I have them running 8 times / day and so far, so great! One note is to make sure you follow the instructions regarding calibration. Mine both deliver roughly 2ml / minute as opposed to the 1.1 listed. No big deal, but you do need to know how much you are dosing. Great product!
Awesome By Darrin on 7/4/2016Darrin would recommend this product to a friendhad 3 of thew for 2 to 3 years still working great
Great reliable pump once its setup right. By Chris on 6/23/2016Chris would recommend this product to a friendThese are great pumps and the extremely slow speed makes them great for very gradual dosing using a controller. I used these pumps in conjunction with the 1/4 bulkhead, acrylic tubing, and the space saving dosing containers for my 2-part solution. I have to say the pumps worked as advertised. I had a bit of trouble getting the bulkheads to not leak but after redoing the connections and being very careful to cut the acrylic and tubing square as well and ensuring everything was fully seated its working well. One thing related to the pump was that I had a completely downhill run on the output side of the pump which while overall dosing volume was fine it made the dosing somewhat inaccurate for daily testing. This was easily solved with a slight uphill section just before the output in the sump. Since the pump is constantly pinching the tubing the problem was a simple draining issue and not a siphon issue so it was an easy fix.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
Although the final score doesn't show it, the Emery Spartans were actually in the region football contest at half time against the Delta Rabbits. Score at the half was 14-6.
In that first half, Emery only had 104 yards of offense but 60 yards came on the last drive of the half. Dave Acosta had an 18-yard run, Dempsey Jeffs completed a 23-yard pass to Mike Jones and then threw a touchdown pass to Ryan Draper that covered 16 yards. Dave Justice caused a fumble and Steve Giles recovered it and Jordan Gee recovered another Delta fumble in the first half as Emery did a good job slowing down the fifth ranked Rabbits.
Delta had their way in the second half as they scored all four times they had possession. After a good kick-off return, Delta scored on a 35 yard run less than a minute into the second half and the Rabbits never looked back from there.
Emery is at North Sanpete this Friday night and home next Wednesday against Union to wrap up the regular season.


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This is a sight I certainly never thought I would see. My brother. . . meditating!
So you're probably wondering why this strikes me as odd; everyone takes time to be one with her or himself every once in a while, right? Well, if you knew my brother, you'd know that he is. . . umm, how I do I put it nicely? . . . a total spaz. He's constantly on the go. Whether he's traveling around another country or going to some crazy festival, my brother is not the type who meditates. That's why this image makes the perfect "Create-a-Caption."
What do you imagine my brother is thinking?
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Gamete Intrafallopian Transfer (GIFT)
Accounting for just 2 percent of ART procedures performed each year, gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT) may not be among the most popular assisted reproductive technology (ART) procedures, but approximately 300 healthy babies are born every year in the United States as a result of GIFT, proving it is a valuable treatment option for hundreds of couples.
GIFT involves removing your eggs, mixing them with your partner's (or donor's) sperm and immediately placing the combination into your fallopian tubes. While this procedure may sound similar to in vitro fertilization (IVF), they have more differences than similarities. In both procedures, the ovaries are stimulated to produce more eggs than usual, and they are put together with sperm in a dish, but the biggest difference between GIFT and IVF is that during GIFT, the gametes (eggs and sperm) are transferred into the fallopian tube so that fertilization may occur inside your body. Rather than begin its development in an artificial environment, which is what occurs in IVF, the embryo is able to grow in natural surroundings. In addition, while IVF provides your physician with the opportunity to select only the best quality embryos for transfer after they have been fertilized, GIFT transfers eggs and sperm immediately into your tubes.
In order to stimulate your ovaries to develop several mature eggs and prepare your body for GIFT, your doctor will prescribe a fertility drug that you will start taking near the beginning of your menstrual cycle. Once your eggs are mature, your doctor will do an ultrasound to locate them and you will then be given an anesthetic so that he or she may collect your eggs by inserting a thin, hollow needle through your vaginal wall.
As soon as your doctor collects your eggs (about three or four of them), he or she will combine them with about 200,000 of your partner's sperm in a sterile dish. Immediately after they are combined, the mixture will be transferred to your fallopian tube through a small incision in your abdomen using a very thin tube called a laparoscope. If any eggs are successfully fertilized, they will travel down your fallopian tube and into your uterus for implantation. Approximately two weeks after the transfer, you'll be able to take a pregnancy test to see if the procedure was a success.
Even though you will be under anesthetic, GIFT is considered minor surgery and you'll be able to go home the same day. The entire process, from the time you start taking medication to the transfer of the eggs and sperm, can take anywhere from four to six weeks to complete.
Good candidates for GIFT
GIFT tends to be a promising approach for women who have a chance of getting pregnant through other means but have not been successful, whereas IVF is more appropriate for women with more severe infertility concerns. GIFT may also be an option if you have an ovulatory disorder or cervical problems, but you must have at least one unblocked and functioning fallopian tube to even consider undergoing the procedure. Your partner must also be able to provide a healthy sperm sample, unless you choose to use a donor. However, GIFT may be still able to help you conceive together if your partner has a low sperm count.
GIFT is most commonly chosen by couples who have failed to get pregnant after a year or more of trying and those who have not been successful after at least five cycles of ovarian stimulation with intrauterine insemination. If your fertility problems include tubal blockage, significant tubal damage or an anatomic problem with your uterus, such as severe intrauterine adhesions, GIFT is not the right treatment for you. In general, for these issues as well as couples with male factor infertility, IVF is a better approach.


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The Mission Inhaler AC1 Roller Hockey Skates are the premier skates in the Inhaler line. The AC1 skates feature key innovations made specifically for roller hockey such as the S.I.C.K. vented toe caps and quarter package, the True Vented Tongue and the Indy Foam ankle pads. The AC1 rolls on the redesigned Hi-Lo Vanguard Magnesium frames along with the Rink Rat Hornet Split wheels and Swiss LE bearings making it a top performer.
The Inhaler AC1 skates feature Mission's Inhaler Technology, developed exclusively for roller hockey. Vents on the top and sides of the toe caps suck in the cool air through the front of your skate while the hot air is blown out of the side vent of the quarter package keeping your feet cool and dry. A 2-piece white felt, True Vented Tongue allows air to pass through keeping the top of your feet dry and cool while the VEX foam lacebite insert helps keep you protected. The tendon guard was lowered for an improved range of motion providing longer more powerful strides.
Mission provided the Inhaler AC1 skates with a comfortable sublimated brushed nylon liner. Very soft and pliable Indy Foam ankle pads provide an amazing amount of comfort and help lock your feet in to the skate.
The redesigned Hi-Lo Vanguard Magnesium frames are lighter than ever but just as strong. The Rink Rat Hornet Split wheels provide maximum grip, speed, and durability for indoor surfaces. Swiss LE bearing keep you rolling longer and faster than ever before.
- Model Number: 1040149
- Heritage: New
- Level of Play Guideline: Elite
- Fit Guidelines: General fit aspects of the Inhaler boot are medium-high volume, medium-wide ankle area, medium-wide across top of foot and forefoot and medium-wide toe box.
- Sizing Guidelines: Mission skates generally fit 1 1/2 sizes down from your regular shoe size
- Quarter Package:
- Ultra-light reinforced nylon tech mesh - Increase support, great durability, and moldable properties
- S.I.C.K. vented toe caps and quarter package allow air to flow freely through the skate
- Lowered tendon guard for more range of motion
- Player number customization on the back
- Ankle Foams:
- Indy foam pad - Memory foam ankle pads
- Heel Support:
- Anatomical Heel - Patented, pro-integrated internal one piece support structure
- Developed by Bauer
- Increases heel support while decreasing overall weight
- Anatomical Heel - Patented, pro-integrated internal one piece support structure
- Liner:
- Sublimated "Mission Haze" brushed nylon with ankle pockets
- Tongue Construction:
- True Vented Tongue, perforated 2-piece white felt with VEX foam lacebite guard
- Roller hockey players get a lot hotter than ice guys. The new True Vented Tongue gives you more airflow to keep the skate form-fitting by wicking away moisture.
- True Vented Tongue, perforated 2-piece white felt with VEX foam lacebite guard
- Outsole:
- Aluminized glass composite
- Lightweight and very rigid providing great energy transfer and feel through every stride
- Frame: Hi-Lo™ Vanguard™ frame: Magnesium Series
- The Vanguard™ frame uses 76mm(2) in the front and 80mm(2) in the rear
- Vanguard explodes off the charts in performance!
- Offers increased overall speed and decreased stopping distance
- The perfect balance in wheel sizes - Maximizes results while still maintain a low, powerful center of gravity
- Magnesium construction - Sections were cut out to make it lighter than ever before
- 2 piece steel, self locking axle
- Wheels:
- Rink Rat Hornet Split XXX Grip - 76A fast indoor hockey wheel
- Rink Rat's premier hockey wheel
- Features Mtech™ technology - Unmatched grip and speed
- Rink Rat Hornet Split XXX Grip - 76A fast indoor hockey wheel
- Bearings:
- Mission Swiss LE 608 - New Swiss LE bearing is missions best bearing yet and packs high tolerance for long lasting speed
- Weight of One Size 9D skate: 1265 grams
Comments: These skates are beyond amazing. I was impressed by the performance of the AC1's. They are lightweight, stiff, and reliable. The wheels have a satisfying grip to them and the skate fits true to size. Overall, I really appreciate the S.I.C.K Ventilation features and the comfortable fit. The experience was on of the best and I broke into them within 2 sessions.
From: Michael W, FL
Comments: Ok, I have a Pair of bauer Hockey skates bought new in 98.They now are separating from the heel. So I bought the Mission Inhaler seniors $650.00 Pair. Just got them in. Tried them on, 1st thing I notice is how hard they are to lace up on the foot.No Flexibility in the Lace eyes. 2nd, There are comfort Pads on each side of the heel. The sew seam Rubs on my Ankle causing so much Pain that I never even Skated with them. Also I like a Little more Height in the Ankle Calf area, so when I tape up , the Tape wraps fully around the Upper calf area.Inside shoe is very hard,as as for looks, I don't like the Shiny Black.and I don't like the Grey and silver.to be honest I wouldn't pay 50 bucks for these Skates. This Co. has some work to do. I sugest they Start with People that wear a Product they wish to Sell. Seems like these Skates were never Tried on by Anyone before they went to mkt.
From: Shawn
Comments: Amazing Skates!
Pros: Very agile, great components and fit, wheels included grip very
nicely, bearings are great! not quite Bones Swiss great, but are
pretty close and way better than abec 9 or anything abec. Light. Sexy.
Breathable. nice to feel the air flow in and help dry the feet. Keeps
em from smelling up too!
Cons: Your toe nail might get caught in the vent ports if not fitted
correctly. I was shocked at how much smaller these need to be than my
shoes. I wear about a size 10-10.5 and settled on 7.5 EE here. The
included insole kinda sucks but it might not bother you. I decided to
upgrade anyway just because. I could have lived without the upgrade
Anyway, I think my toe in the vent problem has potential to be REALLY
bad, but maybe easily fixed. It still has some breaking in to do
anyway and I could put some foam thing inside to keep my toes from
lifting into the vents.
Overall, it's a good value for the money. You get top notch parts and
the only diff from the AC1 is the lack of magnesium chassis and vented
tongue but everything else seems the same.
I'm a casual skater. I'm pretty good but I'm not like good hockey
player good. I just really appreciate the performance out of these.
From: Justin, Sacramento, CA
Comments: Had these skates for about 8 months and they've been amazing until about a month ago! Not sure if I just got a bad skate or not, but on my right skate the outsole is coming off of the boot and making the chassis move around whenever any pressure is put on it. The front of the outsole near the rivets is also making squeaking noises, so I'm not sure what that's from. Sending them in to see what can be done, hopefully the warranty will take care of it. But up until the issue occurred, these were without a doubt the best skates I've owned. I had X60's before these, but the AC1's are way more comfortable and ventilated. They might be about the same weight but I would choose these over the X60's any day. The tongue has a ridiculous amount of protection on them so you don't have to worry about getting lace bite either. Which was a problem with the T7's. The boot is pretty stiff too so the responsiveness is great! Definitely recommend these skates, but hopefully the outsole issue won't be a problem for anyone else.
From: Chris, CA
Comments: I live these skates they are amazing with great barrings
From: Sabrene, Las Vegas, NV
Comments: The new inhaler line from mission are a the industrys top of the line skate available on the market. Super fast, super light and although they look hot they are far from it . Missions new inhaler technology keeps your feet cool as ice , whith is new true vented toungue to its vented sides and toe cap your feet are sure to stay cool and dry. These skates feature the lightest magnesium chassis with hilo set up of 76 and 80mm wheels and the newest mission swiss le bearings which will leave you far ahead of the competition during game play. I recommend the mission ac1 inhalers to all from intermiediate level play to pro level. I have had these skates since day one of their introduction to the roller hockey world and I love them , so comfortable right out of the box ,definitely worth the price people so stop wasting time and get you pair now from inline warehouse.com inline and ice hockeys leader of all you hockey needs at the lowest prices available.
From: Anthony
Comments: These skates are really comfortable and light. They look really nice. The feel id similar with the T10s skate.
From: Justin
Comments: I've had these skates for ~1 week now and love them! The new design of the intake/exhaust works flawlessly. I did notice slight rubbing on my big toe with the plastic of the toe on the skate though. While it is nothing you should conern yourself with, it is something you should be aware of ahead of time. This could probably be rectified by ordering a pair a 1/2 a size larger than you usually would but only a recommendation. The grip on the wheels are Phenomenal. I like to use Formula G's due to their softness but these are leaps and bounds above them. The bearing are excellent as well. Even right out of the box, their "roll duration" is much higher than what I expected. I would recommend these skates to anyone who is looking for a new pair. You get what you pay for and these are no exception
From: Chris, FL
Comments: This skate is phenomenal. Super light, feels like wearing a pair of running shoes, not a skate. Get them baked for a perfect fit.
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Lamar Alexander makes statement on shutdown
The following is the full text of a press release from Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander released on October 1, 2013.
"WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 – In a speech on the floor of the U.S. Senate today, U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) said President Obama and Democrats in the Senate majority have failed "to make a reasonable effort to resolve the real differences" that have led to the federal government shutdown.
"This government shutdown is disappointing to me. It's disappointing to those who are affected by it, and I'm sure it's disappointing to the American people," Alexander said. "What is especially disappointing to me is the unwillingness of the president and Senate Democrats to make a reasonable effort to resolve the real differences of opinion that exist here."
The senator summarized "reasonable proposals" made by the Republican majority in the U.S. House of Representatives to fund the federal government. Senate Democrats have rejected the various proposals, and President Obama has been unwilling to negotiate, Alexander said, despite being willing to talk with Iranian leaders.
"He seems to be able to talk with the Iranian rulers, but not the congressional leaders," Alexander said. "Our goal is fairness to the middle class, fairness for the taxpayer. … This stubbornness in the face of reasonableness will not be good for our country, will not be good for either political party, it will not help us to achieve the kind of result on this and other issues that the Founders intended by creating a system of checks and balances in our democratic form of government."
Alexander said each of the proposals by House Republicans has sought to fund the government while being fair to the American people and negotiating under the constitutional system of checks and balances the Founders created. The proposals have included:
1. Being fair to the middle class by delaying the individual mandate requiring Americans to purchase health insurance. The president has already delayed at least seven major provisions of the law, Alexander said, including the employer mandate requiring businesses to provide employees with insurance or pay a penalty.
2. Being fair to taxpayers by repealing the tax on medical devices, which Alexander has said "is increasing the costs of life-saving medical devices for everyone and killing good jobs for Tennesseans."
3. Treating the American people the same as Congress is treated.
4. Initiating conference negotiations between the House and Senate to discuss how to fund the government."


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Roxy Cannon Sneaker
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Item # 249905
Kick it in a casual hi-top sneaker from Roxy. The Cannon will blow you away with its cool canvas and stretchy sweater topline.
- Canvas lace-up upper
- Sweater topline
- Flexible rubber sole
- Imported
By: TISH
Location: PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA
March 22, 2013
Roxy Rocks!!
"I found these black sneaks on clearance and I didn't think that I would like them until I tried them on. They really look great on and they feel comfortable. I can wear them with a lot of different outfits and I like that the color can be worn with black, gray, silver, white, etc....very diverse!"
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Location: Merrick, NY
October 25, 2012
Great sneaks!!
"These hi-tops are so comfy and look/feel great!!"
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October 04, 2012
Rockin sneaks
"I bought these for my daughter who has eclectic taste in everything! She loves them and they suit her to a t!!"
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Oh wow. My post on this thread was "burrowed" by a blog:
I'm a little amused, and was not expecting that.
Anyhow, thinking more about this chapter 667, it does seem as though Obito and Madara are having more trouble with the ninjas than would be expected. I am certain that this is because of Naruto/Kurama with Obito, and because of arrogance and not wanting to destroy or harm the left eye Rinnegan, by Madara. Never-the-less, I want to know how guy stopped Madara's Black Sphere from hitting Kakashi. The Sphere should have destroyed Guy's foot or whatever else he used to block it. If you think about it, Guy should not be able to do anything against Madara if Madara uses God Realm powers like Shinra-Tensei.


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Levity Sizzle Pump
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Item # 255621
Let the Levity Sizzle take your style up a notch. This suede pump is just what you've been searching for to bring your look to life.
- Suede upper
- Round toe
- 1¼ platform, 5¼" covered heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
By: Annmarie23
Location: St. Louis
March 19, 2013
"Love the shoes. Very comfortable and the heel and color make them different from anything else I have."
By: ks18619
Location: NY, NY
February 20, 2013
"I love these! I bought them in black. They fit perfectly and the heel shape is to die for. My only complaint is that the suede was a little scuffed when they arrived."
By: VinnyNY
Location: New York, NY
February 06, 2013
If you dare to make a statement
"I ogle the shoes at a Walter Steiger store I am forced to pass every single day, and I've wanted a pair with those awesome heels for ages, but I REFUSE to pay $1000+. Now this Levity shoe looks close enough, for a fraction of the price. I received compliments from every person who saw me in them the first day I wore them. Now, granted, they're not exactly easy to walk in, but I really don't care - they're HOT."
By: ShoeBinge
Location: Covington, GA
January 10, 2013
"No joke, all I could say when I 1st put these on was WOW! Absolute perfection! Beautiful pumps, gorgeous color, fit like a glove (true to size), and so super comfy. Did I mention super sexy too? Love these.. Only wish they still had the black in my size cuz I'd grab those too."
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