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Skip to comments.They call them "illegal immigrants" for a reason [Letter to Editor]
Posted on 01/30/2006 4:02:12 PM PST by Gondring
What is it about "illegal" that the so called journalists (aka editorial staff) of the North County Times cannot grasp?
If any of this staff would accurately report the truth, they would mention that groups like the Minutemen and Border Watch are all, without exception, not "anti-immigration" as the NCT falsely portrays them.
These groups and tens of thousands of other concerned citizens and legal immigrants are indeed anti ILLEGAL immigration. There is absolutely nothing wrong with wanting the laws of our country strictly enforced. We are a nation of immigrants. Our great nation was built to what it has become by hard working immigrants and their descendants who obeyed the law, came here LEGALLY, and worked towards the American dream. It is irresponsible of the NCT editorial staff to falsely portray any group who wants our laws enforced, our borders secured against the trafficing of drugs, terrorists and modern day slaves.
For some reason I doubt there is anyone on the editorial staff to retract their false and misleading charactarization and begin reporting the truth. If wanting our laws enforced and sending representitives to Washington DC who will work towards that end is extremist, then we need lots more extremists to get elected and less so called journalists who wish to lie their way to assisting in the deteroriation of our great nation.
...portray groups against illegal immigration as "anti-immigration"...
It is called LIBERAL SPIN. Turn something ILLEGAL into something LEGAL --- just the typical criminal-supporting libs in action. So predictable.
I don't think that EVERYONE in the Minutemen and Border Watch groups are "anti-immigration" legal or not. But, since we are discussing word usage now, is it even proper to say "illegal immigration" as in all immigration is legal by definition, so those here illegally cannot be called immigrants?
"is it even proper to say "illegal immigration" as in all immigration is legal by definition, so those here illegally cannot be called immigrants?"
Put the beer down and walk away.
What a bunch of bluenoses. I suppose you'll be wanting the assault, robbery and kidnapping laws enforced next.
Newspapers have what is called a style book, which is politically motivated. As an example in the newspapers you will always see "pro-choice" and "anti-choice," not "pro-life," and the reason is the newspaper style books require the writer of the articles to use those terms.
I'm not saying that's my opinion - I've heard it from those who ARE against all immigration (at least ever since 9/11).
You are absolutely right! Notwithstanding what Toddleintown says, they are Illegal Aliens, not illegal immigrants. Using the word Immigrants gives the connotation that there is some type of implied legality to their presence here which is nonsense.
Only the media and sucophants like yourself call them immigrants, they are ILLEGAL ALIENS!
Criminals, every one of them.
read this
An Open Letter to Illegal Immigrants
An Open Letter to Illegal Immigrants
TownHall.com ^ | 29 January, 2006 | Doug Giles
Posted on 01/29/2006 5:41:35 AM PST by Radigan
If I were a Mexican stuck in Mexico, I, too, would grab a jug of aqua, stuff fistfuls of tortillas into a bandana, then tie that knap sack onto the end of a long stick and start my slog north for the Promised Land.
What would be the rationale for my exodus from Santa Ana land? Well, one big reason is the zero opportunity in Mexico. Mexicos economic future is about as bright as Leif Garretts singing career. Im talking there is nada for the average José. Look, Vicente Fox can only hire out so many pool boys, chefs, drivers, maids, migrant map makers and mistresses. For the rest of the national workforce . . . well, youre pretty much SOL: sure-outta-luck.
Eclipsing the economic disaster are two other reasons why, if I were a Mexican living in Mexico, Id be putting the Sierra Madres in my rearview mirror and heading for Marfa: namely, Telemundo and Univision. Yes, if those were the only two channels I could watch on my black and white Philco after a 16-hour day of picking mangos in exchange for two chickens, I would walk through the desert for hundreds of miles, brave banditos, eat horny toads, drink mud, bake in the sun, swim the Rio Grande, scale the Big Bend mountains and wrestle pumas just to get away from that tacky entertainment and to get here to the States where I could enjoy Fox News and OLN. Therefore, as compassionate conservatives, weve got to cut these guys some slack. We, too, would want out of such a dysfunctional banana republic.\
Now, having said that, let me address mi amigos that want to move into our amazing Land-O-Plenty: Would you mind immigrating legally and learning English? Because, you see, our legal citizens are getting increasingly fed up with your criminal relocation dreams. Thats right. Our American buddies on the Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas borders are especially sick of . . .
Having their land trashed like a hotel room after Motley Crew spent the weekend there. [One Indian Reservation picks up trash to the tune of six tons a day. Would you please stop that? Its rude, and its threatening the existence of a certain lizard and the Sonoran Pronghorn antelope. Thanks.]
Having their ranches fencing routinely cut and vandalized. Having to pick up your pill bottles, used needles and syringes. Having to find the half eaten remains of their pets left from one of your impromptu BBQs. Having their homes burglarized. Having their daughters raped. Having their vehicles stolen. Having their property value plummet. Having their sedate streets become unsafe requiring their children to be placed under lock and key after sunset. Having to pick up and discard Muslim prayer rugs and literature strafed about the place. [BTW . . . when did so many Catholic Mexicans convert to Islam? I didnt get that brief. Would you explain that to me?] Having the arduous and unpleasant chore of scraping human feces off their front lawns in the morning.
Call us Americans fastidious, but we no likey the aforementioned; and the above is not causing us to take a shining to your desires to resettle here.
Let me help would-be Mexican immigrants understand exactly where were coming from. Our nations leniency regarding immigration has been used as a night stick to whup our own butt. Our nations compassionate openness, plus the corrupt incompetence of the former INS, plus our governments greed for foreign capital equaled a rolled-out welcome mat for the 9/11 terrorists and other thieves and thugs who looked to use us while they attempted to destroy us. So excuse us, por favor, if we dont seem too giddy about receiving new guests into our home; were still cleaning up after the last ones who tried to destroy the place.
Look, if you want to come here and visit, work or possibly live in the US of A, you must understand that it is a privilege. Be very clear on one fact: it is NOT a right. We dont have to do anything.
In addition, we want people who dream the American dream [once again, in English], who crave what we crave and who will approach us respectfully, legally and . . . if you dont mind terribly . . . pardon my redundancy, in English. And get this straight: our demand for a more stringent border has nothingnothing!to do with xenophobia. Rather, it is rooted in a love for our country. We like it here. We see it as a privilege and an honor to live here. And we want to make sure that when letting others join us in this privilege and honor, we are rewarding the credible who have waited, not the criminal who has manipulated. So, my advice is to immigrate correctly . . . do it right . . . and if you choose not todont think it unkind if you get tossed on your head right back to where you came from.
The definition doesn't mention legality. I'd guess you've been a wee bit influenced by the MSM.
O.K. then - I guess I'll go get me that beer now.
I'm not the one who has an issue with the dictionary definition (see above).
But, since we are discussing word usage now, is it even proper to say "illegal immigration" as in all immigration is legal by definition, so those here illegally cannot be called immigrants?
Pardon me... I presumed that I understood written English, but your sentence got the best of me.
Read the rest of my posts above - posting a question does not necessarily imply one's opinion - it's called the Socratic Method of teaching in fact. For instance:
"Do you guys think we should all vote Hillary Clinton for President in 2008?"
What do you think of the dictionary definition?
immigrate: : to come into a country of which one is not a native for permanent residence
The definition doesn't mention legality. I'd guess you've been a wee bit influenced by the MSM.
Down here they're referred to as "Undocumented Workers".
"I'm only against ILLEGAL immigration" is a code-phrase for "please don't call me a racist", "anti-immigrant" is a code-phrase for "you're a racist." Immigration policy is about race, everybody knows it, but nobody really wants to bring it out in the open.
My major issue with immigration is: we have far too many Mexicans who have no wish to become Americans. They'd rather reconstruct Mexico here, and I don't like it one bit.
I'm well aware of that; I used to be a newspaper editor (not that you can tell from my writing online!) and was the author of our stylebook (which most pointedly was NOT AP style--especially not in serial comma usage! ;-). But thank you for pointing that fact out to many who are not aware of how these things operate.
I suggest that if enough letter-writing by readers occurs, it will be noticed.
Citizen>I'm against crimes like murder.I know of a world-famous physician who filed 1,000 applications to enter the US legally, and got selected in a lottery. What sense does it make to block someone as educated and motivated as he, while allowing others to enter without even a check of their background or any records of them? Maybe some people feel threatened by having top-notch immigrants to compete against, but that just shows that they don't realize foreign competition also affects wages.
jordan8>What if murder were suddenly declared legal (i.e., not a crime)? If it didn't silence the "I'm against murder" crowd, then they're racist.
Hmm, down here they're usually referred to as "Jose", "Juan", or maybe "Juanita". :)
Seriously, I'm a third-generation American on my maternal side (Paternal is pre-Revolutionary War), and my wife is a naturalized American citizen. There is NO ONE who is more sympathetic to the plight of economic migrant (mostly Mexican's) who've come to America, than I am.
That said (side issue), my industry has been all but destroyed by cheap foreign (largely Indian) labor. My country needs to defend our nation against a deliberate economic strategy by foreign nations like India to dump labor and steal the core of the IT industry. Immigration needs to be controlled.
Second, Mexican government officials and certain Californian Democrats are talking about the USA Southwest as some sort of American "West Bank", i.e. that the return of this territory to Mexican control is all but pre-ordained. I seriously believe that Mexico is encouraging emigration to the USA as both a "re-conquistadora" strategy as well as an economic relief valve, and I'm just not willing to cede my children's birthright to foreign nationals with no allegiance to my country. Our borders need to be secured.
I'm very much concerned that a large number of immigrants entering the USA in a digital age that does not require sacrifice or divorce from their homeland of origin will result in a huge number of legalized resident aliens or new citizens who have no stake in our nation's security. I don't want my country to be a "New Mexicana", a "New India", an Islamic Caliphate, etc., nor do I want 400 years of American traditions which made the USA different from every other country supplanted by foreign cultures. I can never be Mexican, Indian, Japanese, or European. The USA is the last stop for my family, and we're won't move over or move out for someone else.
"After all, what if Congress suddenly granted citizenship to all aliens now in the U.S. and declared that all who came here were entitled to stay, except perhaps known criminals and terrorists? Would that silence the "I'm only against ILLEGAL immigration crowd?" There would be no illegal immigrants, and the law would have been followed, so what objections could they raise, and why don't they raise them now?"
But the law would not have been followed. It would be a reward for law breakers.
"Legal or illegal is both just a technical numbers argument and a cop-out."
I don't believe that either. Legal immigrants respect our laws, which is evident by the difficult process they follow to become citizens.
The same arguments were used in 1986, at the time of the last amnesty. They legalized millions of illegal aliens already in the country, and promised it was the last time. Yet, here we are in 2006, and the problem is ten times worse then it was before.
What is to prevent this from happening in another 20 years?
As to your other points, I don't understand how you can say with certainty that there is really no difference between legal and illegal immigration. Have you run that theory by any people have have actually immigrated here legally? They may have something to say about that. Legal immigrants go through a long, arduous process, and, by and large, do their best to assimilate into American society.
As to the race issue, while that is certainly true in some cases, it does not define the sentiment of those who are opposed to illegal immigration. The media portrays it that way, but it is nonsense. There are many valid, and legal arguments against illegal immigration which have nothing to do with race.
Of course it wouldn't. Simply saying you're against it because the law says it's illegal is no argument, it's a way of avoiding an argument (and I've already pointed out the primary argument it's meant to avoid). WHY are you against murder? WHY are you against illegal immigration, why is it bad? Surely it's not simply because it's illegal, or because illegal immigration doesn't adequately screen out drugs or criminals. What should immigration policy try to achieve, what should it try to prevent? What is a nation? These are some of the questions the immigration control movement needs to answer, and right out loud.
Allegedly tightening up illegal immigration while increasing legal immigration is the exact program being offered by the President today, while other powerful forces push an even more extensive and radical loosening of immigration practice and policy. If we go from having, say, one million legal and two million illegal immigrants per year to having three million legal and zero illegal immigrants per year what really is the difference? Anti-death penalty types used to argue that hanging and the electric chair were too cruel so the states came up with lethal injection. If you argue that the point is legality pro-immigration forces will come up with legalization. It's really about numbers and numbers is really about culture and politics, legality is a technical point. (Screening for quality is a canard since the system really wants peones, and for every doctor who had to apply 1000 times there are a hundred voting immigrant citizens who can't read English.)
"Do you guys think we should all vote Hillary Clinton for President in 2008?"
Hell No!!! But Tancredo is getting my vote if it need be a write in!!!
Protect our borders and coastlines from all foreign invaders!
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They are not "illegal immigrants". They are illegal aliens.
Immigrants assimilate and seek to observe the laws of their new homeland. Illegal immigrants were at one time legal, but have since lost the legality of their entrant status. Aliens have no desire to. Illegal aliens cannot assimilate because of their "status". The majority of illegal aliens have no intention of becoming an "American" if it means severing their allegiance to their native country. IMO, that is the difference between an immigrant, an illegal immigrant, and an illegal alien.
Time mag. cover story this week: Hispanic man, now US citizen, has his own landscaping firm...Long Island, I think. He said he came to the US because he was desperate, and when he made money and sent some home, the entire village headed north.
Fox News
Illinois Minuteman Project Rally
Thats why we call them illegal aliens and not illegal immigrants. Cause they aint staying.
I liked this response: Sarcasm on!
Sally wrote on January 28, 2006 11:14 AM:"Actually, I am waiting for our president to pass the guest worker program that will bring another hord of illegals and to legalize the 20 million more illegals in out country because there won't be any Mexicans left in Mexico and I can move there and build a house that I can't afford here in the United States. I also can travel back to Mexifornia for my free medical and dental services because I am from Mexico. I am even debating about having an "anchor" baby on the American side (using a relative's address) so the welfare dept can send me money to a post office box in San Ysidro that I can collect each and every month for 18 years and never have to work again. There will be so many benefits I will be able to collect once I am living in Mexico. The more I think about it, the faster I am packing. Viva la Mexico and Adios to Stupido America. "
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Postgame: A Sad, Sad Night
Pat Steinberg
October 14 2010 10:59PM
Yech, just not a good night for the Calgary Flames on Thursday as they fell 3-0 at the hands of the Florida Panthers. It was a game that lacked excitement, entertainment, and most importantly from the Calgary perspective, it lacked compete level and enthusiasm. For the second time in three games, the Flames failed to score a goal.
The Flames got off to a good start, had some possession and yielded a couple chances, but it all unravelled after the first of two goals from Radek Dvorak at 4:20 of the first period. Dvorak scored a seeing eye goal just a few minutes later, beating Miikka Kiprusoff through about four players, three of them Flames. The first period ended 2-0 in favour of Florida, and the second period was about as listless as possible.
Calgary had two shots on net into the latter stages of the middle frame, and they only ended up with four overall before pumping 17 towards Tomas Vokoun in a deceiving third period. After Shawn Mathias scored at 9:57 of the final frame, the Panthers completely sat back and the Flames FINALLY decided to start pressing. After being outchanced in the first two periods, they finally started to generate opportunities, but unfortunately it was far too little too late.
...why the Flames lost? Because, well, they just weren't very good. It's not like they were terrible, but pretty much top to bottom, the Flames just didn't want to compete. They were constantly beat by Panthers players to pucks, constantly outworked along the boards, and constantly forced to turn over pucks inside their own blueline.
My worry heading into this game was why I was worried each and every time the Flames played the Colorado Avalanche last season. Sure, they won the final two games in that six game series, but it seems as if when Calgary goes up against a well coached team with a strong buy-in, they run into trouble. Florida didn't stray from their gameplan, and they were able to ride a pretty strong, team performance to a shutout win.
I'll go with...uh...jeez...not a good night once again. I liked Brett Sutter, and have for the most part all season. He's not going to light you on fire with his offence, but he's going to be consistent in his role. In a game lacking any compete or fire, Sutter provided a little.
The Flames just didn't come to play. The Panthers outplayed, outworked, outskated and finally outscored the home team and walk away with their first win of the season. Offensively, Calgary was brutal...it was an absolute disaster every time they tried to gain the zone, whether it be even strength or on the powerplay.
Speaking of the man advantage...just no good. It finished 0-4, and wouldn't have a goal through three games if it wasn't for Niklas Hagman's empty netter late in Sunday's win over the Kings. Head Coach Brent Sutter split up lines in the second period, trying to provide a spark to his group, but it didn't seem to work. Pretty much everything was shifted through this game, and for good reason. Most notably, Olli Jokinen was demoted in the middle frame and didn't return to the top line.
It's gotta be a whole lot better against the Oilers on Saturday. But you all know that.
I tend to disagree with this comment.Every year we have teams showing us that once you are in the playoffs anything can happen. Flames in 2004, follwed by the Oilers run to the finals and as recent aas last year with the Montreal run and Flyers in the finals-both with fewer regular season points than the Flames.
That's the problem though: Calgary 1 year, Edmonton 1 year, Ottawa 1 year. The cinderella teams never repeat. 1 year wonders only.

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Two of the highest-achieving basketball players in John A. Logan College history returned to their alma mater Tuesday to get some summer practice time in with current members of the squad.
Jesse Perry, a 6-foot-7 power forward from St. Louis, and Lazeric Jones, a 6-foot-1 point guard from Chicago, were standout performers for the Vols in 2009 and 2010. In fact, Logan won the Great Rivers Athletic Conference championship in 2010 when both were sophomores.
Perry went from Logan to Arizona and was a key component of a strong Wildcats ballclub. Jones transferred to UCLA and was a two-year starter there. The two good friends actually played against one another twice a year as members of the PAC-12 conference. Today, Perry is competing as a professional in Lebanon, while Jones competes professionally in Israel. Both are still holding out hope that they can catch on with an NBA team later this summer or early this fall.
"It's enjoyable to visit my old school and campus and see Coach Smithpeters (Kyle) again," Perry said. "I have a lot of fond memories playing here on this floor. As for now, I'm here to work hard and prepare myself for the next season."
Perry said things worked out well for him overseas last year.
"It was a great experience for me to do my thing as a player over there," he said. "Now with a year of experience under my belt, I know what to expect if I go back this fall."
Although he has plans to enter the real estate field in the years ahead, those plans will have to be placed on hold now, especially when considering the fact that Perry averaged 21 points and 10 rebounds a year ago.
"Things really came together for me by the end of the year. It feels great to say I'm a professional player now. I can make money playing basketball."
Jones feels similarly.
"There's nothing better than getting paid to play the game that I love," he said. "I learned so much last year with the pro team I was on in Israel. It reminded me of my first year at Logan and learning to make adjustments. Overall, I had a pretty decent season, and if things don't work out with the NBA, I wouldn't mind going back for a second year."
Jones said he is a much better all-around player than he was in college and hopes to continue to make strides.
"That's why I'm here today. I'm trying my best to stay in shape and improve my skills as a player."
Jones said he often reflects back upon his days as a Logan player.
"As much as I complained about it at the time, I really love this place and the people here," he said. "It's where I believe I became a man. How can I not reminisce about the good, old days when Jesse and I are back out here playing ball on the same court like we were three and four years ago?"
Page 2 of 2 - Jones has hired a new agent and hopes to try out for an NBA team in the weeks ahead.
"I still feel like the sky's the limit for me."
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Is it heaven?
Not quite. It's the banquet room at the Anaheim Marriot. But last weekend's SoCal Baseball and Sports Collectors Expo certainly felt special for sports enthusiasts and athletes alike.
The three-day event featured current and former Major League Baseball players signing autographs and taking photos with fans. Angels ace Jered Weaver and Dodgers star center fielder Matt Kemp headlined the current players that were in attendance, while Tony Gwynn was featured among the retired players.
In all, 18 professionals appeared at the expo, including former Angel Scott Spiezio. The 40-year-old is still a fan favorite and is still revered for his three-run home run in Game 6 of the 2002 World Series, which sparked an Angels comeback and forced a Game 7 against the San Francisco Giants that led to a World Series championship.
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Two groups of parents and supporters would like to see girls golf and soccer brought into Emery High School. Kenzi Guymon and Troy Winter have done research and talked to students interested in the sports. They have volunteer coaches ready to coach the sports and are looking at ways to fund the sports without requiring the school to expend funds other than for transportation. Guymon said the season for girls golf is February through May. Ten girls have expressed interest in the sport. The boys golf program pays $1,100 in coaching and $500 for equipment. So for $1,600 she calculates a golf program for the girls could be started.
Superintendent Kirk Sitterud said the school will conduct a survey when school starts again to gauge interest in those who want to participate in all sports not just the new sports.
Guymon said the team can be created with only four players because only four scores from individual golfers are counted to make up the team score for each meet. She hopes things can be completed in a timely manner so there is time that an Emery girls team could be added to the schedule to compete among other 2-A schools for this coming school year.
The school board said the impacts must be considered before any determinations can be made. The cost and travel expenses must be looked at. Currently it costs $3.75 a mile to send a bus on a trip. Each school has so many miles allocated to it each year. It was mentioned the school district has Suburbans that can be used for transporting smaller sports teams which are more cost effective.
Groups can fundraise to help with travel and uniform expenses.
Superintendent Sitterud said the school district must abide by the requirements of Title IX. Once in the past the district had a review by the Office for Civil Rights and written guidelines were submitted back to OCR as to how the district would comply with Title IX.
One time a business donated warm-ups to a team and the school had to purchase warm-ups for the other team in the same sport to keep things equal.
Guymon wondered if it was OK to go ahead and fundraiser for the girls golf team in the event the sport can move forward.
The school board didn't see a problem with fundraising for a girls golf club which at this time is not affiliated with Emery High.
Superintendent Sitterud said there needs to be a better understanding of what it means to be Title IX compliant. It is very clear on fundraising.
The soonest any action can be taken on the matter would be the October board meeting after school has resumed and the survey completed.
School board President Laurel Johansen said the school must look at all angles and consider if players will be taken from other sports.
Guymon said she views adding golf as another opportunity for students and if there is anything we can do to help students it should be done.
Winter said in the survey he has done he finds much support for soccer. In league sign-ups this spring there were 300 players in baseball and 240 in soccer and he believes the numbers are there to bring soccer into the high school and junior highs. He has found 42 players interested at the high school level. It's possible too, for the coaches of the sport to donate any compensation they receive back into the program. Winter said in his research only four of the players played any other sport in school so he doesn't see the addition of soccer taking away from any other sports at the school. Winter said soccer is important to the kids that are here at this meeting and he hopes they will have a chance to play at a higher level.
Superintendent Sitterud said he is very supportive of sports and a huge sports fan, but there is a process that must be gone through to determine if these sports are feasible to add to the school sports schedule.
The meeting was well attended by those in support of the sports being added at EHS.
Troy Winter said he would like to see soccer come in at the high school level to give players a chance to continue playing beyond county league. The soccer season for girls soccer begins in August and boys soccer is a spring sport. If soccer is added to the school it would not be in time for a girls season to begin in 2013. But, Winter is hopeful by fall 2014 that the girls could have a soccer team.
Superintendent Sitterud clarified some statements made in board meeting in regards to Title IX compliance and fundraising, "First of all, let me clarify that the review was conducted over 20 years ago and was not in relation to any violations of Title IX. The review was a result of being randomly selected for review. OCR selects one district in each state to review annually. The review found no reportable violations of Title IX.
"The result of the review was an agreement that we needed to have a list of actions in written policy that would guide our Title IX compliance efforts. We created a list that was approved by OCR. The list is in our policy manual as Policy AC-R. There were no written "audit" reports, only correspondence asking for the written guidelines.
"My statement in Board meeting was somewhat erroneous and a result of a comment by a community member who claimed that funds were not being distributed according to policy. The fact is that all sports funds are accounted for at the school level and are under the supervision of the principal. There have been three principals at Emery High School since the review was conducted. It has typically been the practice of the school administration to keep funds raised through fund raising with the sport that conducted the fund raiser ( to do otherwise would kill fund raising efforts).
"Other funds are at the discretion of the principal and the coaches, all of which is within the scope of the policy," said Superintendent Sitterud.


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Comments: This shoe is absolutely awesome. I do understand the complaints about it being too tight, but if your foot is relatively thin and narrow, it starts out a little tight but then molds to your foot slightly and works itself to absolute perfection. Everywhere online said to order a half size up, however I normally wear either a 9.5 or 10 and the 9.5 on this shoe fit perfectly. Such a light a flexible shoe. I love this shoe
From: Eli, Santa Cruz, California, USA
Comments: These shoes are very comfortable, I suggest ordering .5 a size larger than you wear though. They feel like nothing while you're running and overall, a great shoe. My favorite.
From: Devin, Portsmouth, VA, USA
Comments: I like how Nike closed the gaps on the outsole so that it is less likely to have stones get stuck. It is similar in ground feel to previous models, but the upper is more constricting. The bonded/synthetic overlays and design of this model make it less breathable. My foot felt hot on my recent outdoor July runs. In previous iterations of this shoe, the upper was largely open mesh and that kept the foot much cooler. The v2 was extremely cool and I also didn't have any heat issues with the v3. Overall, it is still a great shoe, but in the summer, I prefer a more breathable design.
From: GioV, Irvine, CA
Comments: I feel this shoe is a significant improvement over past models. The lower heel to forefoot differential is much appreciated. I would compare it to a more flexible and lighter Saucony Kinvara. The tight toe box is annoying at first, but stretches well. I have run only 50 mile in them so far and I no longer feel the tight toe box. I feel if they fix the toe box for their next update they will have a perfect shoe.
From: Paolo, Dayton, OH, USA
Comments: Great shoe, and the 25% discount was awesome too. I have transitioned from a 5.0 to this 3.0, and I am very happy with it. It really does have a sock-like feel, and is extremely comfortable. I will say that the yellow color is much much brighter in reality, but that isn't a problem, it just differs from the pictures a little.
From: Isaac, Placerville, CA, USA
Comments: This shoe is way to tight and the previous models were much better. Not worth the money. Some are on clearance, I would go for those ones.
From: Jason, Milwaukee, WI, USA
Comments: This shoe is completely different from the Nike Free 3.0 v3. It fits much tighter, the outsole is essentially the same now as the Free 4.0 (which is much stiffer in my opinion), and the upper was completely changed too (and is now much more rigid, narrower, and less breathable). This shoe fits completely differently now, and does not fit my foot at all.
I am not sure why Nike created the Free 4.0, which was a completely different shoe than the 3.0, only to then go and change the 3.0 to be essentially the same shoe as the 4.0! It doesn't make sense. It took all that was great in v3 and lost it in v4. If I wanted to go buy a Nike Free 4.0, I would go buy one, but don't change the 3.0 that I loved into the same shoe.
I absolutely loved the Free 3.0 v3, it is my all-time favorite shoe, but this update just ruined it for me. Updates from v1 to v2 to v3 were all modest and good, but this was radical and backwards. I hope they bring the v3 style back when they update to v5. Time to go buy as many v3's as I can from other websites.
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Teva Mandalyn Ola Wedge Sandal
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The Teva New Mandalyn Ola wedges feature stylish criss cross straps with a classic slide construction. These casual strappy sandals will give your beach attire a fun update!
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Location: San Diego
April 03, 2014
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Location: Sac, CA
February 10, 2014
Wear with anything Teva's
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Location: Oregon
August 28, 2013
Cute and comfy...
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Location: CT
August 09, 2013
Love my Tevas
"You can't go wrong with Teva sandals. They consistently run true to size and are very comfortable. I have at least nine different pairs in different colors and styles. I like the wedge on this shoe for the extra height. Some thong type sandals are uncomfortable between the toes, but I've never had that issue with any Teva shoes."
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The internet is a wonderful, magical place that is filled with more amazing content than you could shake a stick at; it has an almost unimaginable wealth of resources on a huge array of different topics, and more or less anything you can think of exists on the internet.
The problem though, is not that there is too much content, nor that there are too many sites, it's just that the vast majority of sites and services suffer from a number of different usability issues that make using them anything from difficult and frustrating to downright unpleasant to use. I'm sure you can think of a number of sites off the top of your head that fit into these categories.
Unfortunately there are a number of different myths floating about saying that improving usability takes too long, costs too much or doesn't really do anything useful to these sites and services. As someone who works on a website usability testing tool I hear these myths far too often, and I'd like to dispell them permanently.
Read on to see 12 Website Usability Testing Myths, and why they are wrong:
12 Website Usability Testing Myths
Usability testing is pointless because we won't make changes anyway
Usability testing is pointless because we won't make changes anyway
I've heard this very depressing argument a number of times, and while I understand that you may not have all the development resource at your disposal to implement required changes, you might still find some things that don't require much time or effort to change, and that could make a substantial difference to your site and user experience.
I've encountered people who initially thought that the business wouldn't see the value of making changes, but upon being presented with testing results saw how a few relatively inexpensive and relatively fast changes could make a big difference to their bottom line. It's pretty hard to argue when you have results in front of you showing exactly what is wrong.
Even if there is no chance that you can make changes in the near future, at least you have some idea of what is going wrong, and if you ever do get that development resource, you can implement the required changes.
It will just get overruled through 'design by committee'
This is a myth I'm very happy to dispel. If design by committee is a designers worst nightmare, then usability testing is the solution to it. If you have been told to put this button there and that button here, and you can present results showing why one location is clearly better than another then it's very difficult for anyone to argue with those results.
If people start suggesting changing you text to comic sans, and using sky blue text on an azure background, then you can provide testing results showing just how laughable this idea is. Of course, the ideas may not seem so ridiculous, but you get the idea.
Present testing results that showcase a few different options, and it's very difficult to disagree with the one that works best.
It takes too long
This is a very frequent excuse; many people are under the impression that running a usability test requires weeks of time, and a number of dedicated staff members in order to get any results whatsoever.
The truth is that with modern website usability testing tools that you can create and share a test in just a few minutes.
For example, when creating a test with IntuitionHQ, you simply upload some screenshots or designs, write the questions, and you are good to go. Share you test via email, Facebook, Twitter or any other medium you see fit and you get great results in no time. If you can write an email, you can create a usability test. Simple, and very quick.
It costs too much
Many people are under the mistaken impression that running usability testing costs thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars. The truth is with remote testing tools you can run tests for a pittance.
Tests with IntuitionHQ cost just $9, and include unlimited questions and respondents. There are other tools out there that enable you to capture feedback in different ways and don't cost much more.
Whatever your budget, there is a tool to suit it.
It's impossible to convince management to run tests
We were recently working with a local government agency who were very interested in testing, but couldn't see how they could sell management on the concept. We showed them how cheaply, quickly and easily they could set up a test, and just by testing with internal staff they got over 200 respondents on their test.
Not only were management blown away with the results they received, but by involving staff in the process the enthusiasm levels went through the roof.
If management can see the value that some simple testing can provide, they will be very quick to get on board. Management love metrics; show them some testing metrics, and they will love it.
My site is perfect, there is no need to test
I've yet to see a site that couldn't do with a little tweak here or there, but even if you think your site is perfect, wouldn't you rather have the evidence to back that up?
Also, as I've already mentioned, people change, trends change. Your site may be perfect now, but I can guarantee it won't remain perfect for long; look at sites made even a few years ago, and I'm sure you will understand what I mean.
The point here is even if it's perfect now, it may not always be. With a little testing you'll catch any problems as and when the crop up.
It's impossible to show the value of testing
Over on UIE.com they have a remarkable story about a $300 million button. The long and short of it was that by forcing users to do something they weren't interested in, that company was costing itself $300 million. Obviously $300 million is more than most sites can hope to gain but the point is, every little improvement can help.
How can you know what changes you should make and what things will add value for you company? Usability testing. We've done some interesting example website usability tests of Gizmodo, TED and the iReddit iPad app and found some very interesting results. Check out our analysis of the Godaddy User Experience for a fantastic example.
Our testing showed some simple changes that each site or app could make that would dramatically improve user experience – a different navigation label, moving around some key social media icons or following design conventions can all make a big difference to your site and your users. In todays competitive environment you simply can't afford to miss out on these improvements.
Users don't care about usability
We've run tests on a number of different sites, and every time we get feedback from users saying how great it is that that site cares about usability, that they care about their users, and they want to get users involved in developing the site.
It helps users feel involved in the future direction of the site, and builds up passion and community around a site. The more users are involved, the more committed they will feel to your site.
If users feel you are responding to their needs they will keep on coming back, they will recommend you to their friends, and they will be a great advocate for you. In a day when the switching cost of changing from one site to another is so low, building this passion and commitment is what helps you stand out from your competition.
You need an Human Computer Interaction degree to understand usability
Again, looking at our website usability testing examples you can get an idea of how simple setting up usability tests can be. Think of some important points you would like you users to accomplish on your site, take some screenshots and get ready to go.
When looking at your results, you get a very quick idea of what is going right and wrong. If it takes users 20 or 30 seconds to find your RSS feed subscription button, you know you have a problem. If only 50% of users can find your signup page, you've got a problem.
None of this is rocket science, and if you ever do get stuck or have a question, we'd be more than happy to help point you in the right direction. The truth is though, it's really not (or at least, doesn't have to be) that hard.
Designers already know what they are doing, they don't need to run usability tests
While I completely agree that there are a number of fantastic designers out there, even the best designer in the world can't be expected to understand the needs of an entire user base without a little feedback.
Usability testing gives them that feedback, and helps them understand how their users think and what sort of things their users are looking for. If you think Apple released the iPod or iPhone without any kind of testing, then you really need to think again. To make a great site, service or product, you need that feedback.
Remote testing tools enable you get that feedback quickly, easily and effortlessly, and as designers, we can tell you this is something designers understand and appreciate.
I've already tested my site in the past, there is no need to test again
Congratulations; you have taken your first step in the right direction, but this logic is the same as saying something like 'MC Hammer was the height of fashion in the 80′s, therefore my parachute pants are still in fashion'.
The truth is your audience changes, trends and fashion change, even design conventions change. Testing you site on a regular basis ensures that you are always improving your user experience, that you are keeping up with design conventions, and that users will continue to use your site, and come back in increasing numbers.
Steve Krug advocates testing once a month to ensure you are up to date and know and understand how your users are interacting with your site or service.
Testing on a regular basis means there won't be any nasty surprises further down the track; it's easy to make a few small changes on a regular basis, than massive changes a little less frequently. Sensible, isn't it?
It's too difficult to get started
While it used to be true that usability testing required a lot of time and effort – recruiting participants, getting them along to usability testing labs, hiring expensive equipment and so on, times have certainly changed.
I've set up tests on IntuitionHQ in five minutes flat, and received hundreds of responses in just one or two hours time. All you need to do is write a few questions, upload a few screenshots, and you are really good to to. Send your test to your site stakeholders, put it on Facebook, Twitter or Google+ and watch the results roll in. It really is that simple.
Where to next?
If your interested in taking your next steps in usability, we've got a few posts you might like to check out:
- Getting Started With Usability Testing in 7 Simple Steps
- A/B and Preference Testing for Usability
- 10 Quick Usability Testing Tips
- Start User Testing with a Homepage Healthcheck
There are also a whole bunch of great sites out there for learning more about usability and user experience that anyone interested in the topic should check out:
If you've got any website usability testing myths you've heard before, any questions about usability testing, or anything else we can help you with, please let us know in the comments below. We'd love to hear your experiences.
Thanks for dropping by!
Don't forget to sign up for an IntuitionHQ account while you're here. Signing up is free, and publishing your tests only costs $9.
You can also subscribe to our RSS feed and follow us on Twitter or Facebook to keep up with the latest news in the world of website usability.


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It's a time of sequels (and some remakes/reboots) .
Besides those there are also adaptations of certain mangas:
- Gekkan Shoujou Nozaki-kun (the same author as Oresama Teacher),
- Akame Ga Kill! (the brutality and feel roller coaster that is contained within this series, will probably be omitted knowing how those work ),
- Tokyo ESP (actually, I would rather see continuation of Ga-Rei but still this might pretty good... then again I didn't watch it, lol ),
- Tokyo Ghoul (another good seinen... eh, I wonder how much will be omitted of it... well it is about eating people to some extend so... half ;p ?).
Actually, I checked the 2nd preview of TG and:
oh damn, it will cover MC's break down/no return point :O... plus it is pretty blood after all :O.


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Crown Vintage Peace Wedge Sandal
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Looking for a great leather wedge? You found it in the Crown Vintage Peace sandal! This wedge can be paired with a sundress or a pair of capris!
- Distressed leather wedge
- Adjustable ankle strap
- 1" platform, 3" partially covered faux cork wedge
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
By: Shibanut
Location: Ontario, Canada
December 18, 2012
"I love these shoes so much I bought the same pair again. Great with jeans or skirt. They have a rocking platform that is comfy to walk in and yet still cute. Love them."
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November 12, 2012
By: LorenY
Location: OR
August 13, 2012
"These shoes are great. They are made of leather and very comfortable. I followed other reviewers advice and went 1/2 size bigger since they narrow off at the toe. I still have extra holes in the buckle to tighten if they should loosen up. I love that they are neutral and will go with anything."
By: susannablue
Location: austin, tx
July 25, 2012
tight toes
"great quality compared to most dsw offerings--all leather, but as with most crown vintage shoes, these were quite narrow at the toe, especially if your toes are squarish as opposed to tapered.love this style but sent them back.Fits true to size but maybe size up to give a bit more wiggle room for the toes."
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Maybe some people wouldn't like to know this. This the ANIME SECTION afterall... Try reading the rules again. - Phixion
and the fact that Yondaime now has a dubber thrills me.... the VA i do not hope to be Minato's voice: (although I really love these VA)
Takehito Koyasu (Pesche), Toshiyuki Morikawa (even though he voiced Kimimaro on early season, Kurosaki Isshin, Kaname). Hikaru Midorikawa, Shinichi Miki (thinking of his voice reminds me of Kisuke), Ryoutaro Okiayu (Byakuya).... Their voices are too deep to be Minato's dubber <_<
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Whatever they show concerning how he gained the Mangekyou in the anime would be considered filler, unless kishi finally reveals it in near future along with kakashi's fate.
@phixion: congrats on your status, make sure you infract thsv good, he practically killed the naruto section.
A bridge towards peace; the will of fire still endures!
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Maybe Randy Starks for Cruz?
What is interesting and a possible barometer of what Cruz would use as leverage with the Giants is the deal Mike Wallace will get for whoever he signs with. I'm sure he will want to be paid the same or more. This all about timing and Cruz wants to maximize the opportunity of getting a lucrative contract now as opposed to later.
What track record of letting young great players go does the Giants have? They let M.Manningham go and he's far from anything but a #3 receiver. I just don't see the point your trying to make. V.Cruz will be a NYG for a long time, period.
Not much on bleacherreport articles...
But this does show a list of the 21 free agents the Giants have this offseason. Some great talent that will require some big deals to keep for sure.
Here is a link to all of their contracts. I'm sure they have some players they can re-do their contracts to help make room to resign their main free agent targets.
They are thought to be about 4-5 mil over the cap as it stands and needing to resign some of their 21 free agents and draft picks. This is not an easy feat and some great talent will be playing elsewhere for the Giants. I think Cruz could be one of them b/c of Nicks and company.
He may not sign with Miami, but some team is going to be willing to give up a 1st for his talents. H. Nicks will be a free agent the year after and will get a big contract to stay on the team long term. Miami has an opening and Cruz is worth the 1st round pick and $$$.
A buddy of mine is a G-Men fan and brought this part up. Cruz is a gifted talent but drops a ton of passes. He has a ton of highlight reel plays as well, but for the money he wants it's questionable if it would be worth it. I completely disagree with the theory that WR's are not great to draft high. Baring character concerns I would completely draft one high if they have serious talent. I like the idea that the fins grab one of the free agents; however buyer beware...
If I'm Cruz I'm trying to get paid for what I did while making $550,000 for two years: 2,600yds and 19tds. Damn! (that doesn't include playoffs). And he wasn't even a starter til like halfway through 2011 season. He would be the man in Miami.
Would be great....but the Giants are not going to let him walk !


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The Chocolate Shoppe features handmade confections, including our world famous chocolate covered bacon! We also offer a variety of truffles, fudge, sea-salted caramels, barks and toffees, graham crackers, pretzels, chocolate-covered fruits and nuts, and five flavors of popcorn!
Millhurst Ale House offers a variety of premium steak and seafood, as well as classic comforts, pastas, burgers, pizza, salads and more! 27 Micro Craft Beers and Full Bomber Selection. Check out their menu on BeerMenu.com! Millhurst Ale House has Private and Semi-private dining rooms for your special event.
BlackStone Bar & Grill has an inviting char-house atmosphere accented by a colorful bar, featuring a wide selection of sandwiches, steaks, seafood, and chicken prepared fresh on the grill. We also offer a "home kitchen" menu boasting a variety of "platter-style" recipes passed down through our chefs' families homemade dishes, common when families had more time to spend in the kitchen. BlackStone's diverse selection of appetizers and entrees provides a complete dining experience... whether it be for a romantic dinner for two, or a fun "night out" for the entire family.
Open since 2009, Lakeview Grille offers the finest cuts of steak and prime rib. Their restaurant menu items not only include steaks but fresh salads, delicious entrees, and decadent desserts. To complement guests' dining experiences, the beer and wine list is extensive. Additional menus available for kids, banquets, or showers. Specials include Tuesday Night Rib Night - Wine Down Wednesdays - Prime Rib Special Thursday night and all day Sunday.
Sports bar and casual restaurant, Legends combines the best of both into a special kind of neighborhood gathering place. Where friends and family can meet to grab a bite, watch the game, or just enjoy a beer together in a lively atmosphere.
Your place for live music. Casual atmosphere, separate bar area, pool tables, outdoor volleyball courts. "The pizza is divine - sweet tomato sauce, flaky thin crispy crust, lots of gooey cheese with some spices sprinkled on top. Extra cheese is not really necessary because they are plenty generous. It's simply delicious."
We are all super excited to tend, cook and serve you while you are here, so come on down, check in, like us on Facebook and give us your feedback. Open 5 pm - 11 pm Tue/Wed, 5 pm - midnight Thurs/Fri/Sat and 5 pm - 11 pm Sundays.
Using only the freshest ingredients, Maciano's serves delicious homemade pizza and Italian entrees. They are Casual, Contemporary, Italian with Old-World Craft. Carry out, catering or delivery available.
Roadhouse Country Restaurant, Bar & Grill
The Roadhouse was Runner Up in the Culinary Champions competition for Best Soup for their delicious, like-none-other "Grandmas Homemade Chicken 'n Dumplings!" This award-winning pub specializes in country hospitality, food, fun and friends. The are experts in country-style comfort food. Check out the latest events and entertainment happening on their website.
Rowdy's was first runner up as Culinary Champion for Best BBQ with their delicious Hog Wings! A fun local pub with a small town feel. An open kitchen allows customers to watch their food being prepared or their burger being "designed." They have over 50 brews to choose from as well as daily specials and live entertainment. Check their Facebook page for updates.
Salsa Verde Mexican Restaurant & Taqueria
Salsa Verde is delicious, authentic, home-made Mexican dishes from authentic Mexican recipes. Their service is friendly in an inviting and vibrant environment. Fresh ingredients make them among the best Mexican restaurants in the area!
Great beers should be distributed on the backs of their followers, not on the trucks of distributors. Three Angels Brewing is a nano scale operation, focusing on the production and development of brews utilizing predominantly locally grown inputs. Economics is an after thought, Quality is a requirement, and Excellence is determined and awarded by consumers, not judges. Tours by appointment.
Situated among the rich turf at Whitetail Ridge Golf Club this is the perfect venue for wedding parties, luncheons, meetings or a Sunday Brunch. Mothers will appreciate spending Mother's Day at this beautiful place! Enjoy Friday fish fries, Sunday buffets and weekly specials. Easter Brunch and Father's Day are also special days to spend at Whitetail Ridge. Open 11 am - 9 pm Monday through Saturday and Sundays 8 am - 8 pm. Call for reservations and special holiday hours.
The Law Office Pub & Music Hall
Boyd, owner of Rogue Barrister Records has partnered with Jason Leslie, owner of Three Angels Brewing have brought together national talent combined with some of the best local craft beers in the area to provide a one-of-a-kind music and beer experience for visitors and local residents alike. The Law Office Pub & Music Hall is the perfect space to showcase amazing independent musicians and great craft beers on a regular basis. A uniquely remodeled pub and music hall, the Law Office is strategically situated along the majestic Fox River. Open Thursdays - Saturdays.
Carrabba's Italian Grill - Woodridge
"At Carrabba's, we bring you the same wonderful experiences we grew up on--from our warm Italian hospitality to the authentic aromas in our open kitchen, to our flavorful handmade recipes passed down for more than four generations." -Johnny Carrabba
Seven Bridges Golf Club, a 4-Star rated course by Golf Digest, provides a golf experience unlike any other. Seven Bridges is recognized as one of the top 5 public courses in the Chicagoland area. It's a public course with a private course feel. Our finely-manicured course boasts a bucolic setting featuring 100-year-old oaks, picturesque lily pad ponds, and, of course, at least seven bridges. Following your round, you can enjoy a meal and drinks at the best 19th hole setting anywhere, The Dock, which offers great dining and sunset views.
TopGolf is an interactive high-tech golfing experience like no other. With state-of-the-art equipment, restaurant, and bars, they are able to take care of your every recreation, social, and event need.
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Garden Cafe Doubletree Hotel Wood Dale/Itasca
Serves casual American fare for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Lobby lounge, pasta and salad bar for lunch.
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The Garden Cafe & Lounge, Doubletree Hotel
Pasta and salad bar for lunch, weekdays. Steaks, chops and poultry dishes for dinner in a casual atmosphere.
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Crossroads Tavern & Eatery is a wonderful family sports pub. Enjoy the greatest dining in "The Burbs"
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Empty stocking fund: Mrs. R
November 30, 2010
Today's focus: Mrs. R
Household members: 5
Children: 4
Special circumstance: Mrs. R is helping to raise her grandchildren, because their parents are in jail. She works, but she does not make enough to give her grandchildren a nice Christmas.
Her holiday hopes: To have a good Christmas with her grandchildren.
Clothing needs: Girls' pants size 10 to 12 and shirts size medium and shoes size 3; girls' pants size 14 to 16 and shirts size ladies small and shoes size 3; boys' pants and shirts size 5 and shoes size 9.5.
Toy's list: Tinkerbell, Barbie dolls, necklace, toy tools, cars and trucks, High School Musical items.
Who's helped: Around 500 families who've asked the Salvation Army to help make Christmas special.
Donations: Can be dropped off at the CNJ, 521 Pile St., or mailed to P.O. Box 1689, Clovis, NM 88102. Can be dropped off at the PNT, 101 E. First St., or P.O. Box 88, Portales, NM, 88130. Envelopes should be clearly marked "Empty Stocking Fund." Checks must be payable to "The Salvation Army."
Contributions will be forwarded to the Salvation Army office, 317 E. Second St., or gifts may be purchased for specific children by choosing an Angel tag off trees located at North Plains Mall and Walmart in Clovis.
If you would like to help "Mrs. R," call Jim Gallop at the Salvation Army at 762-3801.


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Oak barrels which aged Old Tom Gin, take on a second life at Fee Brothers. They now age Orange Bitters, mingling it with gin-soaked oak. Crafting Orange Bitters has just been elevated to new heights. The end result, a gin barrel-aged aromatic bitter! Savor the result of the mingling of these great flavors.
These bitters are limited to a single batch per year, this batch is the 2013 limited edition, started their aging in the Spring and now they're ready to ship and sell. Once we are out, we may not be able to get more until the next year, supplies are limited.


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Bristol's Downtown Showcase will be held on Thursday, March 7, 2012 from 6pm - 8pm at the Historic Bristol Train Station. Tickets are $55 per person and $100 per couple.
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One of the most interesting cultural facilities on the Wayland campus is the Llano Estacado Museum. Housed in the J.E. and L.E. Mabee Regional Heritage Center in the northeast corner of the campus, the Museum offers an historically rich and remarkably well done presentation of regional history within a striking contemporary architectural design. Check our schedule for operating hours.
The Museum's exhibits begin with the history of the area's geology. Minerals and rocks accompany the display of a mammoth skull extracted from Castro County, Texas. The geology display is completed with a depiction of modern flora and fauna.
The remains of ancient Indian tribes include tools and weapons. Later Indians are depicted living in a full-size model of a teepee. Invading Spanish explorers, which brought horses into the Staked Plains. Buffalo hunters who perfected the slaughter of the Plains most valuable animals.
By the 19th century, Texas began to have significant English-speaking communities. The Texas constitution encouraged expansion into the Plains. The museum displays a school setting, doctor's office, and farmer's methods as well as a gambling scene and jailhouse. The mercantile store was a resource for many articles of "civilization."
Barbed wire and windmills made cattle-ranching possible on the Llano Estacado. Museum displays include a ranching tack room, a blacksmith shop, windmill, springhouse, and watering tank. Finally, railroads made the long cattle drive unnecessary.
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FERRON�Cheryl Wooddell Ryder, age 51, previously of Price, returned to her Heavenly Father Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2008. She was born Nov. 30, 1956, in Ogden, Utah, to Norvin Ira and Beverly Ann Christiansen Butler. She married James Powell Ryder III on March 27, 1984. They later divorced.
Cheryl became an RN graduating with honors. In her career as an RN, she enjoyed working with the elderly. Her hobbies included crafting, gardening, fishing, barbequing, picnicking, rock hunting, reading, puzzles, and her pets. Cheryl especially loved spending time with her grandchildren, family, and friends. Her grandchildren were her pride and joy. She always gave unconditional love to others.
Cheryl is survived by two children: Kimberly (Dustin) Deto and Kevin (Felicia) Wooddell, both of Ferron; one sister, Linda (James) Motte of Price; three brothers: Norvin (Lily) Butler of Bradshaw, Neb., Brent (Janae) Butler of Ogden, and Scott Butler of Arizona; and six grandchildren: Kaydee, Tyler, Dylan, Ashly, Tristen, and Taylor.
She was preceded in death by her mother and father and a sister, Deborah Ann Butler.
Funeral services were Friday, Feb. 29, 2008, at 12 noon at the Millsite LDS Ward Chapel, 35 West 200 North, Ferron. A viewing was held Friday from 11-11:45 a.m. at the church prior to the services. Interment will be in the Ferron City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
EAST CARBON- Our loving mother, grandmother, and friend, Theo Maureen Trewhella Wood, age 81, passed away peacefully Feb. 27, 2008 at her home in East Carbon.
She was born Aug. 5, 1926 in Providence, R.I. to Donald and Margaret Anastasia Mulhearn Trewhella.
Married Harry S. Wood June 7, 1947 in College Park, Md., he later died June 17, 1984.
Theo, a fine and dignified lady had a true passion for life. With every day came a new opportunity. No matter the circumstance she kept her sense of humor.
She was very proud of the fact that she was the first woman Rotarian in the state of Utah. She was a resident of East Carbon since 1968 and a member of the East Carbon Rotary. She was the Justice of the Peace for many years. Theo had a great love for her family and traveling. She now takes her final journey. Bon Voyage.
Survived by her children, Aleta MacFarlane, Las Vegas; Robin (Robert) Trujillo, East Carbon; Kathy (John) Wenzel, Highland, Md.; Heather (Perry) Moore, Whitefish, Mont.; Dave Wood, Montana; 10 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her parents; son, Chris Wood; baby Sue; and sister, Janet Barr.
Memorial service, Wednesday, March 5, 2008, 11 a.m. Mitchell Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Utah State Library Blind Trust Fund, 250 North 1950 West, Suite A, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116.
Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
GREEN RIVER-Jo Ann Blanchard, age 72, passed away peacefully in her sleep Feb. 25, 2008.
She was born April 29, 1935 in Monta Vista, Colo. to Ralph Clark and Laura Josephine Ginders McDonald.
Married Francis "Frank" Blanchard, June 17, 1973 in Phoenix, Ariz.; he died Oct. 8, 1997.
"Granny" was a resident of Green River for 17 years where she worked as an EMT with the Green River Ambulance Service. She loved quilting, fishing, camping, and bowling. Her greatest love was sharing time with her children and spoiling her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. "Granny"was an excellent cook and she enjoyed sharing her specialities with her family and friends. She will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Survived by her children, Alan (Sue), Kaman Islands; Lois (Randy), Green River; Arlene (Johnny), Dover, Ark.; Linda (Bob), Grivette, Ark.; Pam (Chris), Vernal, Utah; Sharon (Kenneth), Mike, both of Green River; Paul (Lacey), Rupert, Idaho; also survived by 39 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren.
Preceded in death by parents, two grandsons, one great-granddaughter, and brother, Bill McDonald.
Funeral service was held Friday, Feb. 29, 2008, 11 a.m., Green River Bible Church. The family received friends at the church Friday one hour prior to service. Interment, Elgin Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
CASTLE DALE�LaMont Gordon, age 49, an energetic man always on the go, and always willing to help others, passed away on Sunday, March 2, 2008, due to complications of a stroke. LaMont was full of personality and constantly looking for a new adventure.
LaMont was born on July 30, 1958 to Ross and Reva Gordon in Price, Utah. He married Lori Frandsen in April of 1978. They later divorced in 2002.
LaMont spent his entire life saving the lives of others. He was a member of the Sheriff's Search and Rescue Posse for 24 years. There was never a time that LaMont didn't jump out of bed in the middle of the night to find a stranded hiker or repel down 100 foot cliffs to save a rock climber. His police scanner was constantly blaring so that he would always know if anyone was lost or in need of help.
LaMont was an avid outdoorsman. On Sundays he would always take his dog, Koda, hiking. He enjoyed ice fishing, repelling, and geocaching. LaMont enjoyed taking his four-wheeler or jeep to the desert to find new trails.
LaMont, we love you so much and will greatly miss the joy, happiness, strength, and love that you instilled in every life that you touched.
He is survived by his daughters and son: Missy Gordon of Salt Lake City, Jenna (Daniel) Madsen and grandson, Ryan, of Castle Dale, and Jeffrey Gordon of Castle Dale; his parents, Ross and Reva Gordon of Huntington; his siblings: Dennis (Peggy) Gordon of Huntington, Don (Paula) Gordon of Huntington, Charlene (Rue) Bell of Orangeville, and Brenda (Hallie) Lemon of Ferron; his girlfriend, LuAnn Koch of Castle Dale; his friend Sarah Mullaly of Moab; and his dog Koda.
He was preceded in death by his brother Mark Gordon.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, March 5, 2008, at 11 a.m. at the Huntington LDS Stake Center, 215 North Main Street in Huntington.There will be a viewing held on Tuesday March 4, from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary, 720 North Center Street in Castle Dale, and at 11 a.m. at the church prior to the services. Interment will be in the Huntington City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
In lieu of flowers, please donate to the LaMont Gordon memorial account at the Desert View Credit Union.
HELPER-Katie Bianco Ori, our beloved mother, Noni (grandmother), great-grandmother, sister, aunt and devoted friend to all that knew her passed away quietly on Feb. 27, 2008 after a short illness at the age of 92.
She was born on March 9, 1915 in Kenilworth, Utah to Antoinette and Bernardo Bianco. Married her sweetheart Geno Ori on Oct. 19, 1936 in Price, Utah; he passed away on Aug. 30, 1991.
Geno and Katie spent their entire lives living in the coal mining communities of Peerless, Sweets, Latuda and later making their home in Helper, raising their family and taking care of entire communities of neighbors and friends. Katie was and always will be a pillar of the community of Helper.
She loved this little town and all who live here. She was a longtime supporter of Helper Rescue and Fire Department, Helper Mining Museum, Helper's Electric Light Parade, St. Anthony's Catholic Church, local baseball leagues and many other organizations.
Katie loved helping and caring for anyone in need. Her greatest love was her family of whom she was so proud. She enjoyed family gatherings, especially a polenta dinner with everyone there to enjoy it with her. During the springtime you could always find her digging dandelions in her favorite fields around town, bringing them home to clean and giving them to her entire family. She always made sure all of those family and friends that had passed were taken care of and decorated every Memorial Day. She was a longtime member of Stella D'America Italian Lodge # 77 and St. Anthony's Catholic Church.
Her work here on earth is complete and she has gone to be the angel we all know and love in heaven. Katie, we love you so very much and will greatly miss the joy, happiness, strength and love that you have instilled in every life that you touched.
She was preceded in death by her husband Geno, parents, step-father, Vince Brackett; sister, Mary Regruto; brothers, John Bianco and Louis Brackett; nieces, nephews and many dear friends.
Survived by her sons, Geno Ori Jr (Gaylene) of Scottsdale, Ariz., Jack Ori and Kelly Dunn, Helper; six grandchildren, Todd, Scott, Rick, Nicole, Jimmy and Randy Ori; eight great-grandchildren, loving sisters, Antoinette "Netta" Burton, Edith Tonc and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral Mass, was celebrated Monday, March 3, 2008, 10 a.m., St. Anthony Catholic Church in Helper. Vigil service was held Sunday evening 7 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home in Price. Committal service, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Helper Rescue 3 or St. Anthony's Catholic Church.
Darwin "Dobby" Guymon was born Dec. 7, 1946, in Rexburg, Idaho. He passed away Feb. 24 2008, in Price, Utah. He was the son of Otto Dal and Darlene Bell Guymon.
He was proceeded in death by his parents, daughter, Desiree Lee (Brett) Harwood, and son, Darby Dal Guymon.
He is survived by, daughter: Dori Lou (Brad) Linnell of Eureka, Mont., son: Dan David (Jane) Guymon of Price, Utah, grand children, Tamarisk and Devin Harwood, Ty, Tel, Taylor, Terrell, and Trey Linnell, Shel, Chalee, and Daniel Guymon, brothers and sisters, Darce (Peggy) Guymon, DeMar (Janice) Guymon, Danna Jo (Wes) Gray, Darlene (Louis) Chase, Debra (Dennis) Cox, Darla Joy (R. Scott) Wilson, and special friend and sweetheart, Kim Lund Mortensen.
He was highly respected in his profession in the mining community as an instructor and served as Director of the Mining Department at CEU. Most recently he served as an instructor at Southeast Applied Technology College. Basically anything he set his mind to, Dobby accomplished with excellence.
He loved his family (especially his children and grandchildren), friends, horses, playing pool, sitting around exchanging stories and telling jokes.
Dobby left his mark on life and will be missed.
WENATCHEE, Wash.- Marie P. Mitchell, age 97, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008.
She was born Feb. 6, 1911 in Cle Elum, Wash. to John and Regina Tokarsyck Lawrence.
She lived in Wenatchee for 10 years. She worked for the Catholic church in Utah and Bremerton and was a homemaker.
Survived by her son Mike Lyons, Wenatchee; sisters, Rose Lawrence, Cle Elum and Pauline Backs, Stanwood.
Graveside service, Friday, Feb. 29, 2008, 1 p.m., Price City Cemetery, Price, Utah.
Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home.
PRICE-Our precious little angel Kieran Edith Henderson touched our lives forever on Feb. 24, 2008.
She was the loving daughter of Elizabeth Anne Bordea and Chenaniah Curtis Henderson.
Kieran is survived by her parents, Elizabeth and Chenaniah, big brother, Dmitri Bordea, all of Price; grandparents, Marjorie Rampe, New Hampton, NY, Charles W. and Diana Bordea, Price; great-grandparents, Rhoda and Daniel Bordea, Price, Cecillia Janette, Tampa, Fla., Rhoda (Roscoe) Adkins, Peach Creek, WV; aunts and uncles, Daniel and Edith Rampe, New Hampton, Fla.; Carl (Nicole) Henderson, Nyack, NY; Cassandra Bordea and Todd Layne, Price.
Preceded in death by her grandpa, Carl Henderson, and great-grandmother, Sadie Cooper.
Graveside service, Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008, 1 p.m., Price City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.


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Gins part was the best, catched Ichigo offguard and he did not even scratch him..afterwards making him realize that he's not sure about the outcome of the battle...everything but that was crap imo.
Anyone else getting a foreshadowing from the name of Gin's bankai and the chapter titles? I just noticed it this chapter, but I find it interesting.
Wow. 19 pages for a total of two attacks. Of course, dialog in a chapter is fine, except in the rare instance (read: this instance) where the dialog does nothing to further or add to the story. They spent way too many pages talking about how the glove things work--AFTER they already failed. Nobody cares.
Gin's convo was equally useless. Well, at least so far. Perhaps it'll peter out in a few chapters. We know Ichigo hasn't given up, unless he's changed his whole personality since fighting Ulquiorra (the whole "have to win", even when being sorely outclassed).
i like this chapter, but there was just a little to much talking. aizen should have just attack them and the other should have just used there bankai's only get get pwn by aizen.. then have gin kill ichigo so he would comeback as hollow ichigo 2 and murder everyone ( friend and foe )
Whats so special about her legs? Confused.
How did the one person the most messed up get fixed enough to run around already???
What would be super cool is if she is running around with a hole in her and all her guts hanging out! lol
Either way Aizen is nuts
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