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Berrick Barnes missed a late penalty to deny the Waratahs victory over the Crusaders, with the hosts instead prevailing 23-22 on Friday.
Berrick Barnes missed a late penalty to deny the Waratahs victory over the Crusaders on Friday, with the hosts instead winning 23-22 in Christchurch.
While the Australian franchise's hopes of making the Super Rugby play-offs are not over, this result has seriously dented their knockout aspirations.
Barnes' penalty miss came in the final play from 35 metres out on the angle, seven minutes after Dan Carter had landed a 50 metre effort that put the hosts in front for the first time in the game.
The Crusaders now move provisionally to fourth on the Super Rugby table, keeping the heat on New Zealand's pace-setters the champion Chiefs.
Despite the eventual result, the 'Tahs dominated the opening exchanges and in fact enjoyed over 70 percent of the ball in the opening quarter.
Those 20 minutes reaped rewards too as the Australians were 0-10 to the good after Cam Crawford's impressive try – coming from 17 phases – and also the boot of Brendan McKibbin.
It was apparent that the Crusaders were struggling for a foothold as the hosts looked to close the margin on the Sydney side.
Dan Carter did get the ball rolling off the tee on 25 minutes but when visiting wing Peter Betham, a Tasman player, somehow shrugged off three tacklers en route to the line on the left, the 'Tahs were flying.
That score came following a superb break from in-form openside flanker Michael Hooper, who is now looking set to start versus the British and Irish Lions.
The Crusaders, now 3-15 down, finally crossed the whitewash a minute before the interval following quick thinking from fly-half Carter, who decided to tap a penalty which led to hooker Corey Flynn powering over for an eventual seven points after Carter's extra two from the conversion went over.
Michael Cheika's men came out of the second-half blocks with interest though and were soon over for their third try when Bernard Foley crossed to make it 10-22 on 44 minutes.
But back came the 'Saders via a try from Matt Todd – crossing for five points in successive rounds – before Carter's conversion and then a penalty on 65 minutes made it 20-22.
It has to be said that the decision to replace McKibbin for Matt Lucas before Todd's crossing was a puzzling one as the scrum-half was orchestrating the visitors well from the base.
Carter would compound that call by landing the eventual fatal blow on 73 minutes with his long-range effort before a scrum penalty handed Barnes his big opportunity at the death. Unfortunately for the 'Tahs his kick drifted to the right as they left with a losing bonus-point.
The scorers:
For Crusaders:
Tries: Flynn, Todd
Con: Carter 2
Pen: Carter 3
For Waratahs:
Tries: Crawford, Betham, Foley
Con: McKibbin 2
Pen: McKibbin
Crusaders: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Tom Marshall, 13 Ryan Crotty, 12 Tom Taylor, 11 Zac Guildford, 10 Dan Carter, 9 Willi Heinz, 8 Kieran Read (c), 7 Matt Todd, 6 George Whitelock, 5 Dominic Bird, 4 Luke Romano, 3 Nepo Laulala, 2 Corey Flynn, 1 Wyatt Crockett.
Replacements: 16 Ben Funnell, 17 Joe Moody, 18 Jimmy Tupou, 19 Luke Whitelock, 20 Andy Ellis, 21 Robbie Fruean, 22 Adam Whitelock.
Waratahs: 15 Israel Folau, 14 Cam Crawford, 13 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12 Rob Horne, 11 Peter Betham, 10 Bernard Foley, 9 Brendan McKibbin, 8 Dave Dennis, 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Pat McCutcheon, 5 Kane Douglas, 4 Sitaleki Timani, 3 Sekope Kepu, 2 John Ulugia, 1 Benn Robinson.
Replacements: 16 Luke Holmes, 17 Paddy Ryan, 18 Will Skelton, 19 Jed Holloway, 20 Matt Lucas, 21 Berrick Barnes, 22 Drew Mitchell.
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PRICE-Helen Christena Neilsen Mathis age 95, passed away on Dec. 14, 2012 in Green River Utah. She was born in Mona, Utah on Aug. 19, 1917 to John Strong Neilsen and Hazel Vest Neilsen. She was the third of 13 children. After graduating from Juab County High School, Helen became a Registered Nurse through Salt Lake General Hospital. She began her nursing career in Carbon County after being hired by the Hospital Superintendent, Murray Mathis. They later married on Aug. 19, 1939 in the Salt Lake Temple. He died June 1, 1993. Helen lived her entire married life in Price, where she raised five children and was active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. She served in many callings, including more than a decade as a temple worker. A lifetime learner, she opened up her home to her grandchildren, nieces and nephews while they attended The College of Eastern Utah. Her interests included sewing, reading, bird watching, gardening, travel and feeding people. Her family is grateful for her legacy of faith and her nurturing generous spirit.
She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, brothers and sister: John (Zola), Reed (Joan), and Mary (Arland), and two grandchildren.
She is survived by her children, Stan (Jerilyn) Mathis, Castle Dale Utah, Ann (Lee) Thayn, Green River, Utah, Wayne (Dianne) Mathis, Stafford, Va., Mary (Boyd) Thayn, Wellington, Utah, Elizabeth Gardner, Altamont, Utah, 18 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren, brothers, James (Verdi), Paul (Edna), Calvin (Sarah), Grant (Roberta)Â and sister, Elaine. A special thanks to Community Nursing Services which enabled mom to remain at home.
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The holiday of Shavuot that begins this evening has many elements, including all-night Jewish learning (an experience that JDC helps facilitate in various parts of the Jewish world) and, of course, reading the Megilah or Book of Ruth. That account of charitable deeds, of reaching out with loving kindness and compassionate devotion to the elderly must surely have served as a paradigm when JDC helped to devise the Hesed welfare network, which today serves nearly 150,000 Jewish elderly throughout the former Soviet Union (FSU).So, it is altogether appropriate that this Shavuot, we take a moment to learn what Hesed means to one bedridden elderly Jewish woman in St. Petersburg, as seen through the eyes of Karen Vardimon, a Senior Associate in JDC's International Relations department. Karen visited Russia last month with the JFNA Young Leadership Cabinet Mission; back in Jerusalem, she related this special moment from her trip to JDC-FSU field staff member Flo Low: Mira Berim spent her life bringing life into this world. A surgeon by training, she worked in an obstetrical ward outside St. Petersburg. Today, she is bedridden, has blurred vision from diabetes, poor hearing, and a variety of heart problems. She never married and is utterly dependent upon her Hesed home care worker, who is with her for 25 hours each week. This is the only human contact Mira has. It was hard for me to comprehend the poverty we encountered when we entered Mira's home--the rest of St. Petersburg is so majestic, with grandiose buildings, wide boulevards, and cultural landmarks. But there it was, from the moment we approached Mira's building – damp, musty, moldy walls, and the stuffy air of an apartment whose occupant has not been able to leave in five years. I could hardly breathe after five minutes, but Mira has to live with this every single day.We were told that Mira wasn't feeling well, so we were prepared for a short visit, but from the moment we entered, the words began to flow. She told us how her father survived imprisonment in Leningrad and about her difficult medical studies. Sent to work in a distant village, she was forced to find lodging at a local church in order to maintain her job. Then she was accused of engaging in forbidden religious activities. Mira refuted the accusations by telling the authorities that she was Jewish. It was the last time she mentioned her Jewish roots until after the fall of Communism. Meeting Mira was particularly moving because our group included two members of the JFNA Young Leadership Cabinet who are themselves doctors--a pediatrician and a gynecologist. They huddled with Mira on her bed to hear what could easily have been the story of their lives, had their family circumstances been only slightly different. However, Seth and Elyse know that 30 or 40 years from now, they most probably will not be alone; they will undoubtedly have someone to care for them and they will definitely have pensions and health care systems to accompany them into their old age. Now, thanks to JDC and Hesed, so does Mira.One final note to round out this Shavuot learning experience: Hesed's unique form of caring for frail and isolated elderly has been recognized by the Russian Academy of Languages, which adopted the word "hesed" as a Russian word meaning: "the provision of social services with special compassion." That is something in which we can all take great pride.Chag Sameach!
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Wins all around for Canadian men at world junior beach volleyball championships
UMAG Croatia - Danny Demyanenko and Andrew Kocur (in photo), both of Toronto upset the tournament's second seed and Aaron Nusbaum of Aurora, Ont., and Grant O'Gorman of Toronto also won their opening main draw match Thursday at the world junior beach volleyball championships
Demyanenko and Kocur, who won twice on Wednesday in qualifying to gain one of four available spots for the main draw, defeated second seeds Jenne Hinrichsen and Daniel Malescha of Germany 21-19, 21-19. Demyanenko and Kocur are seeded 23rd.
Nusbaum and O'Gorman, ninth at last year's world junior and seeded eighth, beat Anton Artemchuk and Andriy Levchenko of Ukraine 21-12, 21-18.
Both Canadian pairs play their two final round robin matches on Friday. The top two teams in each of the six pools pool along with the best four third place teams advance to the single-elimination bracket phase that will begin on Saturday.
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For all the people that still protest, you welcome.
We protect you and you are protected by the best,
Your voice is strong and loud, but who will fight for you?
No one standing in your crowd.
We are your fathers, brothers and sons,
Wearing the boots and carrying the guns,
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We are the ones who fight and die.
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Leinster made a host of changes having secured top spot on the PRO12 table but had enough to see off the Dragons 22-18.
Leinster made a host of changes having already secured top spot on the RaboDirect PRO12 table but had enough to see off the Dragons 22-18.
There wasn't much to play for at Rodney Parade with Leinster already guaranteed to finish at the summit after a stellar season and the Dragons destined to finish in the lower reaches of the league regardless of the result.
Nevertheless, the much-changed Leinster side seemed intent on maintaining the imperious run of form which has seen them lose just once in the league since September.
Ian Madigan got them off to a solid start by kicking three penalties to Lewis Robling's two in the opening twenty minutes before young prop Jack McGrath went over for the game's first try.
Despite the try, the match was struggling to get going really with the penalty count high for both sides and, after a missed shot at goal apiece from Robling and Madigan, the visitors had to settle for a 10-point lead at the interval with the score 6-16.
It didn't spring into life as a spectacle after the half-time break either but the leaders never looked like relinquishing their lead and, indeed, Madigan added his fourth and fifth penalties of the evening to stretch the advantage to 22-6.
The Dragons did run in two late tries through Dan Lydiate and replacement Jevon Groves though to record a losing bonus point which sees them finish the season in ninth place, just above Treviso on points difference.
The Leinster team that takes to the field in the play-offs will certainly look a lot different to today's line-up but they maintained their phenomenal winning run and are still on course to become the first side since Wasps in 2004 to do a domestic and European double.
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Tries: Lydiate, Harries
Cons: Hughes
Pens: Robling 2
For Leinster:
Tries: J McGrath
Cons: Madigan
Pens: Madigan 5
Dragons: 15 Hallam Amos, 14 Will Harries, 13 Adam Hughes, 12 Ashley Smith, 11 Aled Brew, 10 Lewis Robling, 9 Wayne Evans, 8 Toby Faletau, 7 Lewis Evans, 6 Danny Lydiate, 5 Rob Sidoli, 4 Luke Charteris (capt), 3 Nathan Buck, 2 Sam Parry, 1 Nathan Williams.
Replacements: 16 Steve Jones, 17 Phil Price, 18 Dan Way, 19 Jevon Groves, 20 Tom Brown, 21 Jonathan Evans, 22 Pat Leach, 23 Jack Dixon.
Leinster: 15 David Kearney, 14 Andrew Conway, 13 Brendan Macken, 12 Noel Reid, 11 Fionn Carr, 10 Ian Madigan, 9 Eoin Reddan, 8 Leo Auva'a, 7 Dominic Ryan, 6 Kevin McLaughlin (capt), 5 Damian Browne, 4 Devin Toner, 3 Nathan White, 2 Sean Cronin, 1 Jack McGrath.
Replacements: 16 Aaron Dundon, 17 Heinke van der Merwe, 18 Jamie Hagan, 19 Mark Flanagan, 20 Jordi Murphy, 21 Luke McGrath, 22 Isa Nacewa, 23 Darren Hudson.
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I am plumbing a new 1/2 bath on the first floor. The 3" main waste/vent stack is directly behind the new toilet & serves as a waste/vent pipe for a bathtub, vanity sink & toilet directly upstairs. My question is this: do I need to provide a 2" auxiliary vent for the new toilet, or can I use the vertical waste/vent stack as a wet vent? The sink in the new bathroom will have a seperate vent, but because of the HVAC ducts in the basement, it would be VERY difficult to provide an auxiliary vent for the toilet. If I do need to provide a seperate vent for the new toilet, can I use a 90 turn with a 2" side inlet just below the toilet flange(I realize that the 2" side inlet won't be above the water line, but would it be too close to the toilet discharge to be an effective vent?)
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Bears running back Matt Forte returned to practice Wednesday after sitting out for almost two weeks because of a sprained ankle.
Forte, who practiced in shorts and shoulder pads along with his teammates, said his ankle was feeling better and he thought that he would be able to play Monday against the Dallas Cowboys.
"I didn't really swell up [after the injury]," Forte said. "That's a big part when you have an ankle injury – when the swelling is big, it takes a long time to get it out. But I didn't really swell up, so I felt like I'd be back pretty soon."
Bears coach Lovie Smith said he was happy to see Forte back on the practice field.
"My glass is always half-full," Smith said. "We have said he's making progress every day, which he is, and it's no more than that."
Yet Smith cautioned not to draw too many conclusions from Wednesday's practice.
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Wyclef Who? Let's Talk About Wolf Blitzer's Technical Glitch-Filled Buffoonery
Wyclef Jean formally announced that he's running for president of Haiti tonight on an episode of Larry King Live that was—for some soon-to-be regretted reason—hosted by buffoon Wolf Blitzer. Here are the most mishap-filled moments from the hour.
The ~ZOMG EXCLUSIVE HOURLONG (EXCEPT NOT) ANNOUNCEMENT INTERVIEW~ began with Blitzer asking Jean whether or not he'd formally filed papers to run for the Haitian presidency. Unfortunately for all, Jean "[couldn't] hear nothin' yet."
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After a few minutes of, nerd work in order to fix Jean's satellite feed, Blitzer was back and ready to ask him the though questions related to things that he'd been watching very closely. Blitzer asked Jean whether or not he was formally running for office; unfortunately, the Lauryn Hill-made "artist" wouldn't answer A DAMN THANG until Blitzer agreed to say some random phrase in Creole (he refused).
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A little bit later, Blitzer decided to ask Jean about his scandal-ridden Yele Haiti charity, which he resigned from this morning. Spoiler: another technical glitch!
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And finally, the moment we all were waiting for (or, I suppose, that Jean was waiting for): Blitzer attempts to speak in Creole—satellite delay, reluctance, apprehension and all. Awk-waaaard.
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If you're interested in seeing Jean's actual/full announcement, then you can watch it over at Mediaite by clicking here (fast forward to one minute into the video for the relevant portion).
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Women's apparel retailer J.Jill goes public
Online sales for J.Jill are growing and hit $228 million for the 12 months ended Oct. 29.
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Is leisure activity—including shopping—migrating away from the PC entirely?
I no longer own a personal computer, though I do borrow my fiancé's Google Chromebook from time to time when some task necessitates a good old fashioned keyboard, hard drive and web browsing that can handle non-mobile sites. Between the two of us, we have two smartphones, two tablets, an e-reader and, now, two Chromebooks—he upgraded to a more advanced version after finding the smaller one less suited to his work needs.
Which brings me to my point: After hours, at least in our household, the primary electronics used for leisure activities, including shopping, are overwhelmingly mobile. Work, meanwhile, seems to be something you do on a PC, or the closest device to it.
I recently spoke with Mondy Beller, vice president of e-commerce at apparel retailer Pacific Sunwear of California Inc., which targets millennial shoppers—those aged 13 to 30. PacSun, as loyal customers call it, is in the midst of expanding its sweeping mobile program, which includes a mobile commerce site, an app and in-store iPads for associates to help customers bridge their physical and online shopping. The retailer is also working "feverishly" on a tablet-optimized site, she says. Already, about 10% of the retailer's sales come from smartphones, and it's on track for 20% of all sales to come from smartphones and tablets combined by the end of the year.
"Our customer is so comfortable using all these devices, they grew up with them," Beller says. "This space is constantly changing and evolving, and with millennials we need to be the first ones out there with new features."
Millennials may as well be the mobile generation. I wonder as they continue to grow up and move on, will they be leaving their computers behind, so far as shopping is concerned?
Beller tells me a story. Her 17-year-old son said he needed new shorts for the summer. She gave him her credit card and told him to go to PacSun's web site and pick some out. After taking her card, he got up from where he was sitting at the table, already using a computer to do school work, and walked across the room to get his iPhone. "What are you doing?" she asked, baffled.
"Mom," he told her, "My laptop is for homework, my phone is for fun stuff, like for shopping."
"It's no big deal for them," Beller says of teenagers. For PacSun, it appears the message has gotten through.
My fiancé and I are in our twenties and still have vague memories of mail-order catalogs, dial-up Internet and pay phones. Our children will not. They'll probably laugh when we pull out the dusty laptop to show them our old photos, the ones we saved on an actual hard drive before Facebook existed, or when we show them what we want for Christmas on a standard web site. Whatever it is we're doing on the laptop, I can only imagine them asking, "Seriously, you guys don't have an app for that?"
The future kids are coming, retailers. Consider yourselves warned.
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Making Matcha
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Making Matcha
I was wondering if there is any practical way to make Matcha without a true "Matcha set" and still get it to turn out? For example how much Matcha would one use if they only have standard measuring spoons and how would I need to stir/whip it? As a whole I'd like to try Matcha sometime but would want to hold off buying the proper teaware to make it until after I'm sure that I like it?
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I just use 1/2 tsp and just mix with a spoon. Tea tastes the same and its alot quicker.
half a teaspoon for 4oz of water. Water should be off rolling. If you sift the matcha into the bowl before adding the water it will disolve evenly and be more consistent. Also no granules at the bottom. As for what to use for whisking, I would recommend the bamboo wisk. You can find different grades of it. can be found in chinatown for about 15-20.
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Up until recently, New Mexico women had limited options for breast reconstruction, forcing some doctors to send their patients out of state. Now, a partnership between Lovelace Women's Hospital and two local surgeons is opening doors for breast cancer patients. Heather Mills reports.
"You never think that word is going to be associated with your name. It's not going to happen to me," said Rita Erickson. She was diagnosed with breast cancer in July of 2011. A month later, she had a mastectomy, and simultaneously, received an implant.
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MET Joan Of Arc: Katy Perry
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It's a lyric in one of her songs. And that was evidently Katy Perry's inspiration for punk at the MET Gala. As she put it on Twitter:
"Tonight for The Met I am channeling the OG queen of PUNK, JOAN of ARC!"
Joan Of Arc by Dolce & Gabbana.
With a crown.
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All in the family: Edmonton snubbed again
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David Musil grew up in Edmonton. His dad, Frank, you might remember, played for the Edmonton Oilers for three seasons. He's been employed by the Oilers as a scout since he retired as a player in 2001.
Frank's baby boy used to have the run of Rexall Place when his dad played here. You'd see him around the dressing room. David would throw on his skates and helmet and wobble around out on the ice after practice.
Zip ahead to 2009, and little David is a six-foot-five defenceman projected by some to be a top-five pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft, and he's coming to North America to play in the Western Hockey League this season.
Call me crazy, but. given the above, I'd have thought the Edmonton Oil Kings, the WHL team owned by the Oilers, might have had a pretty good shot at landing Musil.
Apparently, the Oil Kings had no shot. None. No, David Musil will play the 2009-10 WHL season with the Vancouver Giants. My question is why? My question is how? More on that later.
First. here's the skinny on Musil's convoluted journey from the Czech Republic to Vancouver, the unofficial WHL Welcome Wagon for young Czech players, from Greg Drinnan of the Kamloops Daily News. It's from Drinnan's Taking Note blog this past Saturday.
How it went down
"So, it would seem the WHL gathered its pooh-bahs in a closet and held a draft of some sort to decide for whom D David Musil, the 16-year-old son of former NHLer Frantisek Musil, should play. Even though I'm thinking it already had been decided that he would play for the Vancouver Giants and only the Vancouver Giants. Even with the decision having already been made, it would seem that there was more clandestine activity around this draft than in any of the Jason Bourne movies. Anyway, the Kootenay Ice — as reported by radio voice Jeff Hollick — won the draft, which means, one supposes, that they got the short straw. But wait... there's more. The Musil family, wanting their son playing major junior hockey, apparently has relocated from Czech Republic to the Lower Mainland area of B.C. Which, if you check a map, isn't in close proximity to Cranbrook, which is in B.C., but isn't quite what the Musils had in mind for David, who is said to be one of the top prospects for the NHL's 2011 draft. So, enter the Giants. The Giants apparently have traded a 2010 fifth-round bantam pick and a 2011 first-round bantam pick to the Ice for Musil's rights. David Musil, who grew up in Edmonton, stands 6-foot-5. He had one assist in 14 games with Dukla Jihlava in the Czech Elite League. Yes, he was the youngest player in the league. He also had six points in nine games with Dukla Jihlava's junior side. He also had three points in four games with the Czech U-17 team and two in 13 games with the U-18 team. But, as a 1993-born player, he wouldn't have been eligible for the CHL import draft until 2011. Thus, one supposes, the need to hold this special draft, what with the family having relocated to North America."
Just asking...
So, Frank Musil — did I mention he's an Oilers scout? — wants his son to play major junior hockey. Makes sense. Likewise, its understandable that he wants to be as close to his son as possible.
So, Frank — did I mention he's an Oilers scout? — decided to move his family to the Lower Mainland and not to Edmonton, the city in which the team that employs him, plays. The city in which the WHL team the Oilers own, the Oil Kings, play. Got a problem with that?
It just so happens the Oil Kings made a trade with the Chilliwack Bruins with an eye to taking Musil in the 2011 CHL Import Draft. That, and the same line of thinking — that Musil wants his son to play major junior hockey and would prefer to be close to his son — could have landed the younger Musil in Oil Kings silks, no?
If you believe that somebody at some point told Kootenay management Musil would play for Vancouver and nobody else, thus prompting the trade between the Ice and Giants, could that somebody have not steered Musil to the Oil Kings — did I mention the Oilers own the Oil Kings? — through the same channels?
No sniff for Edmonton
Did Frank Musil ever try to steer his son toward the Oil Kings or did he just take a hands-off approach and leave it to somebody else? Did Frank Musil ever give the Oil Kings a heads-up his son wanted to come west?
What are the odds agent Edmonton Ritch Winter and his Sports Corporation, which used to represent the old man, are that somebody else? Do they represent David Musil? I'm guessing Frank Musil didn't orchestrate this by himself.
Other Sports Corporation clients of Czech origin, notably Marek Schwarz and Andrej Meszaros, also ended up in Vancouver in recent years. Now Musil. Maybe the meal money is better there.
I'm guessing Oil Kings GM is Bob Green isn't too happy right now. Green had a track record of success in Medicine Hat and he's put together a pretty decent team here in just three seasons. Musil would have been a prized recruit and prime addition.
I can't imagine the Oilers, who pay Musil's salary, are overjoyed about how this went down, either.
Nor should they be.
-- Listen to Robin Brownlee every Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. on Just A Game with Jason Gregor on Team 1260.
Can you say "pink slip" that's what most of us common folk would get if we helped the competition, let alone doing it behind there backs. No heads up that should have been the least he did.
July 13 2009, 09:27AM
Not sure why people are still suprised when Edmonton gets passed up.
@ Brownlee: somewhat unrelated: what are the odds the Oilers start the season with pretty much the same roster? Exactly how tied are we to this Heatley trade goin' down? Do they have no alternative plans? This lack of news is driving me crazy...
TonyT wrote:
@ Brownlee: somewhat unrelated: what are the odds the Oilers start the season with pretty much the same roster? Exactly how tied are we to this Heatley trade goin' down? Do they have no alternative plans? This lack of news is driving me crazy…
Somewhat unrelated? No. Entirely unrelated yes.
July 13 2009, 09:42AM
@ Ogden Brother:
My sentiments exactly, a player snubbing Edmonton is par for the course these past few years. Funny how guys that actually want to play here never get offered extensions half the time either.
The optimist in me would like to think Franky boy had nothing to do with this fiasco and let his son and agent(s) deal with everything. Having said that though, if that were the case, he should have shown SOME sort of loyalty to his employer. Like, WTF! In my opinion this is worse than Heatleygate.
July 13 2009, 09:50AM
Ogden Brother wrote:
Not sure why people are still suprised when Edmonton gets passed up.
Who said anything about being surprised? That's a gross simplification in reference to this story when you consider the circumstances.
The whole CHL is a big sham when it comes to drafting players. Just look at where some of the top prospects have been drafted and then look by whom and you will see there is a lot of behind the scenes BS that we common folk have no idea about.
That being said with Musil working for the Oilers you would think the behind the scenes stuff would actually work for you.
This kid is suppose to be the best defenceman out of the Czech rep ever. He is big for his age with lots of upside.
@ Ogden Brother:
You'll have to forgive me if the 12 year old son of a journeyman Oiler from a decade ago doesn't exactly fit the profile of "people I give a crap about."
Why does everyone insist on treating this as some sort of slight to the North Saskatchewan River or the reign of Steven Mandel as Mayor?
Why be such a pussy and make it into some sort of civic problem?
I think its pretty shady! In fact as an Oilers scout with a direct affiliation to the Oil Kings it should be his obligation as an employee(especially a scout) to ensure the Oilers/OilKings are aware of this. Its super frustrating that the Oilers embrace a guy into the organization and then he backhands them like this. Now this leads to why? Is there something about the organization that he knows and doesnt want his son to be a part of? Even if that is that case....its his job to report any potential of landing an overseas budding superstar!! Regardless Brownlee good to see that your making waves about this...someone needs to answer a few questions.
Unrelated as well....this Heatley thing has been WAAAAAY to quite lately. Im suprised Ottawa hasnt been pushing harder to get this over with. Are they playing a game of poker to see who folds first?? It is painful to think we may be looking at the exact same roster next year!
Could this be another example of trying too hard to find a snub towards the Oilers?
To me this sounds mostly family related... I read the article twice looking for a semblance of prior commitment from Musil to the Oil Kings with no luck.
Sure the Oil Kings positioned themselves to get him in 2011 but this doesn't sound as much like a snub as it does bad luck.
Are you guys suggesting a pink slip to a dad who didn't force his kid to play for dad's organization? How many Czech players are on the Oil Kings (I ask seriously because I don't know)?
I think you gotta be digging pretty hard to build an Edmonton snubbing out of each player who wants to play elsewhere - Oiler family ties or not.
There are likely alot of farm players who - for whatever reason - choose X instead of Y. The difference is we seem to build a case for "yet another snub" whenever we can.
To me that is a bit sensationalist, and irresponsible.
July 13 2009, 10:04AM
Robin Brownlee wrote:
Ogden Brother wrote: Not sure why people are still suprised when Edmonton gets passed up. Who said anything about being surprised? That's a gross simplification in reference to this story when you consider the circumstances.
Wasn't directed towards you/this article specifically, more towards the overiding theme from the last few years and the fact that people are still suprised/upset when it happens.
who cares
who cares? the team still has a shot at him when he turns pro. i mean it isn't like hockey players can pick and choose where they get to play these days..........
July 13 2009, 10:19AM
Not taking any sides on this.
But Oil Kings GM Bob Green certainly relied on Musil in the last two CHL Import drafts.
From the June 27th, 2008 Edmonton Journal, when the Oil Kings selected Robin Soudek.
Green is quoted.
"We're confident that he will be here," he said. "We're pretty confident because we have good contacts in Europe through the Edmonton Oilers with
(European scout) Frank Musil.
"We know what Frank is telling us is a pretty good evaluation with this kid. That part we're good with. How (the players) react to coming to North America and learning a new language and playing major junior hockey remains to be seen."
And from June 28th, 2007 edition of the Journal just after the Kings selected Tomas Vincour. What Green does have is a recommendation from the Edmonton Oilers...
European scout Frank Musil, who knows Vincour's family, and assurance from the player's Edmonton-based agent, Gerry Johannson, that he'll be in town for training camp in August. That was enough to place him ahead of the rest of the field.
"We're comfortable with the people we're talking to about it," said Green. "They're good hockey people and they know their business, so we're totally comfortable with that."
As an fyi Johannson works with Ritch Winter as a member of the Sports Corporation.
July 13 2009, 10:26AM
Is it possible that Musil Sr. has the impression that his son will have a more productive development with the Giants? If this is the case, what are the Giants doing that the Oil Kings are not...and why would one of our scouts not point out the perceived areas that are lacking in our current system?
I thought we had a bunch of rahhh rahhh posts about not being a bunch of whiners... sounds like sour grapes to me.
Musil is a scout for the Oilers, not the Oil Kings so I don't see how he's done anything to be fired over. If he wants his kid playing in Vancouver that's his choice and having the organization meddling in his personal life is a little bit over the top.
The Oil still have the same shot of getting Musil in 2011 as any other team in the NHL - what's the issue? Oh right, the fact that our GM's trade away every first round draft pick for mediocre crap. Now I see why we're all miffed.
July 13 2009, 10:43AM
Mark wrote:
Oh right, the fact that our GM's trade away every first round draft pick for mediocre crap. Now I see why we're all miffed.
Last time I checked the oil were in the top 4-5 teams for 1st round picks taken when Low was GM.
July 13 2009, 10:44AM
Ogden Brother wrote:
Mark wrote: Oh right, the fact that our GM's trade away every first round draft pick for mediocre crap. Now I see why we're all miffed. Sarcasm? Last time I checked the oil were in the top 4-5 teams for 1st round picks taken when Low was GM.
Mark wrote:
Oh right, the fact that our GM's trade away every first round draft pick for mediocre crap.
How long has it been since the Oilers traded away a first round pick?
@ BigE57: wasn't it the roli trade?
you might count what was lost in the DP signing also.
TonyT wrote:
@ Brownlee: somewhat unrelated: what are the odds the Oilers start the season with pretty much the same roster? Exactly how tied are we to this Heatley trade goin' down? Do they have no alternative plans? This lack of news is driving me crazy…
I expect they are waiting to see how many Salary cap$$$ are tied up after the results of Greb's salary artibtration is over. (I think that's next week right?)
@ Colin: Learn some grammer, geez, that sentence is mangled
July 13 2009, 11:07AM
Frank Musil's done a lot of good for the Oilers; Grebeshkov was certainly one of his finds and there have been others.
Regardless, without knowing his reasons for wanting his son to play in Vancouver (random guess: something to do with Don Hay vs. Steve Pleau - nothing against Pleau but Hay's track record is pretty impressive) I wouldn't be quite so quick to call for him to get canned.
it's pretty sad when even junior players are sticking their noses up at the edmonton experience.sad :(
@ Joey Moss: It was the Roli trade and I can't name who Minnesota took with the pick, but as far as the Penner signing goes the Oilers lost their first round pick but ended up getting another one and taking Eberle. Still they it doesn't seem they've traded away that many picks and I considering his play over the past few years I wouldn't consider Roli mediocre crap as someone put it.
Like someone mentioned, he works for the Oilers, not the Oil Kings, and the Giants are not competition for the Oilers. If he was directed to play for another AHL team and snub Springfield, that would be different.
Maybe Vancouver has bigger czech community, or a better program to integrate Euro kids into the Canadian lifestyle.
I don't see this as a huge problem, if we draft him and he doesn't put the sweater on, and demands a trade? Then it's time to take action.
@ BigE57: i agree with you roli was a total work horse for us.he kept us in a lot of games that we should of lost because of our lack of talent up front to give him goal support.
Robin, I think you're trying a little to hard to find some drama for an article. Hey, I know it's the dog days of summer for hockey fans, but "Edmonton as a destination for no one" is getting worn out as a story.
Most of us are starting to shrug and say: "So what."
Katz needs to give Rich Winter the Stauffer treatment and hire him for something. I hate Winter but maybe it'd be worth it.
For Frank Musil and his family, its a case of "this isn't personal, its business". Having seen this pattern in two other sports, I can tell you that parents of promising European athletes always locate themselves so as to be in proximity to the best opportunity for their kids to succeed (and you wouldn't believe the sacrifices they make to do so!). In Vancouver you have one of the most successful WHL franchises in recent years and Don Hay leading the bench. Its not hard to connect the dots on this one.
Yeah, I totally see Robin's point about local loyalty, but from what I've seen Euro parents with sport backgrounds are all about the success of their athlete kids. When it comes down to it, I'm sure that was all Frank Musil was thinking about. The consequences of Frank's choices for David would probably be acceptable from his point of view.
July 13 2009, 12:12PM
Jonathan Willis wrote:
I wouldn't be quite so quick to call for him to get canned.
Note: I know Robin didn't explicitly state that; this is aimed more at some of the comments here.
hatecrime wrote:
it's pretty sad when even junior players are sticking their noses up at the edmonton experience.sad
See? This is the snowball effect that these kind of assumptions create. Unless a player publicly states disdain for the Edmonton Oilers, it is irresponsible, Brownlee, to call something a "snubbing".
I can't believe that journalists will rush to the most negative possible scenario when they don't have all the info.
Don't tell us to "get off your knees and on your feet" and have pride in our city and team, while at the same time stirring a pot with a negative spin that may not even exist.
oh no! Frank Musil wants out of Edmonton and he's already bought a home somewhere else!!
...wait a minute, what year is this?
Good read. Interesting that the Oiler brass have not done anything
Why rip on Robin it was a great article and everyone has there opinion.
I do agree with him on this.
oil fan wrote:
Good read. Interesting that the Oiler brass have not done anything
I'm not convinced that scolding, reprimanding, firing or punishing Frank Musil for not guiding his son to the Oil Kings would be the best way for the Oilers to promote their organization.
Sure it would be nice for the Oil Kings to have picked up a big time d-man but what are the odds of him being a part of the Oilers organization down the road? Pretty slim, IMO.
@ oil fan:
I like Brownlee's writing and hockey mind, but I gotta say something when I feel that a negative story is being brewed out of almost nothing.
I find it hypocritical that a hockey writer who has recommended that we stop treating Edmonton as a hated destination would fill in the blanks in this story with the "Oiler snub" angle.
It should be obvious to everyone that this has little or nothing to do with the Oilers, and everything to do with playing on a club that has a lot of NHL draft success stories ( and Czech players).
Oil fans are very sensitive about recent, very REAL snubbings. We don't need any "maybe snubbings".
Again, oil fan, I dig Brownlee. It is with the greatest respect that I weigh in on this.
July 13 2009, 12:43PM
Robin, I have a question: What the Hell is happening to this team? It seems like they have been flailing from one disaster to another these past few years, and just can't seem to get it together.
Based on your experience being around pro temas, is all this craziness typical or do we need to start sacrificing virgins?
July 13 2009, 12:44PM
edit: 'pro teams'...
Dodd wrote:
See? This is the snowball effect that these kind of assumptions create. Unless a player publicly states disdain for the Edmonton Oilers, it is irresponsible, Brownlee, to call something a "snubbing". I can't believe that journalists will rush to the most negative possible scenario when they don't have all the info. Don't tell us to "get off your knees and on your feet" and have pride in our city and team, while at the same time stirring a pot with a negative spin that may not even exist.
The title of the article/blog was pretty indicative of the content, why'd you read it then rip on the writer when you you darn well the direction he was headed? You've just opened yourself up to a massive bitch slapping from RB. I for one can hardly wait to read it.
July 13 2009, 12:49PM
Meh - his loss.
@ dyckster:
I think I've been respectful and clear. No "bitch slapping " required.
Fact: Nobody knows why Musil moved to Vancouver.
Fact: The Oil Kings wanted him.
Fact: His Dad works for the Oilers.
From this, it has been deemed that the Oilers were snubbed. Why did I read the article? I like Brownlee. I was curious about yet another snubbing of our team.
Dyckster, are you suggesting that if we disagree with something here, we "shouldn't have read it" and need a "massive bitch slap"?
Such language. My eyes and ears.
Ummmmm....so how about that Dany Heatley?! :P haha.
Dodd wrote:
Dyckster, are you suggesting that if we disagree with something here, we "shouldn't have read it" and need a "massive bitch slap"?
I for one take no issue with someone disgreeing with something written on Oilersnation. My concern is when it leads to a personal attack of those who contribute to the site. Calling Brownlee or an action/opinion of his "irresponsible" kinda crosses the line.
maybe the kid had a little say in this? I know when I was around that age and if I wanted to do something that I knew that my rent's would definitely not want me to do I would do it and let them find out the hard way. Sometimes it's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission.
So how exactly is he going to scout European players from the LML...... Fraser?????
July 13 2009, 01:30PM
@ Dodd: I appreciate the feedback. As has been mentioned, I'm not one of those people who crys "poor Edmonton" every time a player refuses to come here or asks to be traded. There are lots of reasons why players choose to play here and reasons why some don't. Using "poor us" as a catch-all crutch makes no sense to me. That said, in this case -- because of the Musil's history with the Oilers as a player and his current employment as a scout -- I find it odd that the Oil Kings got no sniff on one of the best defence prospects ever to come out of the Czech Republic. Just because there's been too many cases where the "poor Edmonton" angle has been played out, doesn't mean there aren't legitimate cases where it applies. I think this is one of them.
@ dyckster:
Wow. Suggesting something is "irresponsible journalism" is crossing a line?
Name calling is crossing a line. Getting personal is crossing a line.
When something is called a "snub" against the Edmonton Oilers while admitting we don't have all of the story, I will suggest there is some spin involved.
If you feel that my posts have been in any way disrespectful towards Brownlee, I apologize. I thought I made myself clear to you dyckster, that I respect and enjoy Brownlee's writing, including all of the ON writers.
Again: Dyckster, if you would like to prove to me that we have all the facts here, and that this is indeed a "snub", please enlighten me.
Truth is, you are forced to agree with me that no player here has said anything negative about the Oilers, and we don't have all the facts.
Exactly how am I crossing a line again?
While enjoying the back and forth in this thread, couldn't help but think Dodd Dyckster would be a great porn name....just sayin.


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Sherrington: A&M's Johnny Manziel for Heisman? It's the 'perfect storm'
SportsDay columnist Kevin Sherrington answered reader questions during a live chat Wednesday. Here are some highlights:
Is it too far-fetched to see Johnny Football win a Heisman? A sport steeped in tradition doesn't look like that so much anymore, with unidentifiable bowls, altered conferences and kids coming out early.
Kevin Sherrington: I don't think it's far-fetched at all. It's the perfect storm of events: New team in the SEC, new QB takes the league and nation by storm, no other candidate really making a splash. I have a vote, and I'll have to decide who it comes down to. Collin Klein is the favorite, and K-State has done a terrific job this season. Bill Snyder is the best coach in the country, as far as preparing what he has at his disposal to play. I know some voters will say, hey, Manziel is a freshman, Klein's a senior, give it to the senior and let Manziel come back another day. But, unless you consider it a draw, that's a bad argument. It's like the Baseball HOF voters who won't vote a guy in on his first year of eligibility because that's considered such an honor. If he's not worthy the first time, why is he more worthy later? Besides, who knows what happens to Manziel after this season? If he deserves it, and he just may, give it to him.
I've never been a big Aggie fan. But watching their contingent (and players) doing their saw in the northeast corner of that huge Bama stadium was pretty neat. Safe to say they've exceeded anyone's expectations in their inaugural SEC. But how much credit does Sumlin really deserve as opposed to Mike Sherman who bought the groceries?
Kevin Sherrington: I tipped my hat to Sherman in the column off that game. These are almost exclusively his players. I talked to Eric Hyman, the Aggies' new AD, after the game, and he said, unsolicited, that the Aggies have the best offensive linemen he's ever been around. And he was an All-ACC lineman at North Carolina. Manziel is also a Sherman recruit, although Mike had to be talked into signing him. I think both deserve credit, although the lion's share should go to Sumlin. He's surprised me with his ability to put it together so soon, and correct a culture in which the Aggies couldn't finish games. He also had the guts to believe in a freshman QB, and he hired a DC who's done a terrific job.
Is Texas now the one looking backward and A&M the one looking forward after years of the reverse?
Kevin Sherrington: I'd have said that two or three weeks ago. Texas looks like it's correcting problems on both offense and defense. But these things do usually go in cycles. A&M's down cycles have just been a lot longer.


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On this date, in 1898, Émile Zola is imprisoned after writing J'Accuse, a letter accusing the French government of anti-Semitism and wrongfully imprisoning Captain Alfred Dreyfus.
For an interesting fictional spin on the Dreyfus Affair, check out Kate Taylor's novel A Man in Uniform.
Welcome to your News of the Day.
1633 – Samuel Pepys, English man of letters
1840 – Frederick Wicks, English author & inventor
1899 – Erich Kästner, German author, screenwriter, poet & satirist
1933 – Donna J. Stone, American poet
1944 – John Sandford, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist & best-selling novelist
1958 – Tony Barrell, English writer & journalist
1800 – Joseph Warton, English literary critic
1821 – John Keats, English Romantic poet
1955 – Paul Claudel, French poet, dramatist & diplomat
1995 – James Herriot, English writer & veterinary surgeon
Freedom to Read Prize
Lawrence Hill, author of The book of Negroes has been awarded the 2012 Freedom to Read Prize. Last summer, Hill was the target of a Dutch activist, offended by the use of the word "negro" in the title of the novel. It was Hill's "reasoned and eloquent response to the threat to burn his novel The Book of Negroes," according to a statement from The Writers' Union of Canada chair Greg Hollingshead, that secured this honour for Hill.
This annual Prize coincides with Freedom to Read Week – which kicks off this Sunday. John Ralston Saul, last year's prize winner, will receive his award at a ceremony on February 28th.
Two self-described bookish people with an unusual dream have worked over the past twenty fiver years and amassed a 30,000-volume collection on "the land and people's connection to the land" that could make any naturalist drool. It's called the Rocky Mountain Land Library, and experts say it's a Colorado treasure. But the books are about to be homeless.
Soft-spoken Tattered Cover Book Store employees Jeffrey Lee and his wife, Ann Martin, who met on the job, bought all of those books and stored them in every nook and cranny of the rooms of their rented home on Humboldt Street. After nearly 23 years, they must move because the house is being sold.
I wonder if they could afford this awesome house? Of course, that would involve a move to Oak Park, Illinois…but how cool would it be to live in Hemingway's childhood home? Pretty cool, I'd say!
Whodunnit First?
Poisoning, hypnotists, kidnappers and a series of crimes "in their nature and execution too horrible to contemplate": The Notting Hill Mystery by Charles Felix, believed to be the first detective novel ever published, is back in print for the first time in a century-and-a-half.
Although Wilkie Collins's The Moonstone, published in 1868, and Emile Gaboriau's first Monsieur Lecoq novel L'Affaire Lerouge, released in 1866, have both been proposed as the first fictional outings for detectives, the British Library believes The Notting Hill Mystery "can truly claim to be the first modern detective novel".
What's In a Name?
Patricia O'Brien had five novels to her name when her agent, Esther Newberg, set out last year to shop her sixth one, a work of historical fiction called "The Dressmaker". A cascade of painful rejections began. Ms. O'Brien's longtime editor at Simon & Schuster passed on it, saying that her previous novel, "Harriet and Isabella," hadn't sold well enough. One by one, 12 more publishing houses saw the novel. They all said no. Just when Ms. O'Brien began to fear that "The Dressmaker" would be relegated to a bottom desk drawer like so many rejected novels, Ms. Newberg came up with a different proposal: Try to sell it under a pen name.
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Literary Mixtapes
I love this idea! It's been around for a while now, but I haven't gotten off my duff to actually create any mixtapes for my own favourite books. Harriet the Spy might be just what I needed to get going on this project.
Poem of the Day
In honour of the day of John Keats' death (d.1821), I share with you: When I Have Fears that I May Cease to Be
When I have fears that I may cease to be
Before my pen has glean'd my teeming brain,
Before high piled books, in charact'ry,
Hold like rich garners the full-ripen'd grain;
When I behold, upon the night's starr'd face,
Huge cloudy symbols of a high romance,
And think that I may never live to trace
Their shadows, with the magic hand of chance;
And when I feel, fair creature of an hour!
That I shall never look upon thee more,
Never have relish in the faery power
Of unreflecting love!—then on the shore
Of the wide world I stand alone, and think
Till Love and Fame to nothingness do sink.
When I have Fears that I may Cease to Be is an Elizabethan sonnet. The 14-line poem is written in iambic pentameter and consists of three quatrains and a couplet. Keats wrote the poem in 1818. It was published (posthumously) in 1848.
Word of the Day
desinence \DES-uh-nuhns\ , noun:
1. A termination or ending, as the final line of a verse.
2. Grammar. A termination, ending, or suffix of a word.
The extreme facility with which the language lends itself to rhyming desinence has a most injurious effect upon versification. There are not verses only, but whole poems, in which each line terminates with the same desinence.
— Wentworth Webster, Basque Legends
But it will end, a desinence will come, or the breath fail better still, I'll be silence, I'll know I'm silence, no, in the silence you can't know, I'll never know anything.
— Samuel Beckett, "Texts for Nothing," The Complete Short Prose
Like descent, desinence is related to the Latin word dēsinere which meant "to put down or leave."
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Item # 251802
The Nine West Eliza is a classic bootie that never goes out of style! This leather bootie is perfect for the office or bopping around town on the weekends.
- Leather upper
- Buckle detail
- Inside zipper closure
- Square toe
- 2¾" block heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: notnow67
Location: sacramento, ca
October 18, 2013
"I am almost always a size 9, but this shoe is at least 1/2 size too big. Comfortable, nice heel height, however, I will be returning it."
By: MissGee08
Location: Indianapolis, IN
October 15, 2013
Great Shoe!
"This shoe is definitely a staple to every wardrobe. It's a nice heel that you can dress up or down-- looks good w/work trousers or jeans. Very comfy, can wear all day at work w/no issues about my feet hurting, and I love that the toe area is roomy so my toes don't feel pinned all day. I have these in black and brown. They are worth whatever price you pay-- They are good quality and last and look good year after year."
By: HoneyMom
Location: Odenton MD
October 08, 2013
This Bootie is a STAPLE!!!
"I wear a black bootie almost everyday in the fall and winter. This is my second or third pair of this design. They are very stylish and comfortable. I usually wear the heal out by the end of the season."
By: jlf1208
Location: Rochester, NY
September 20, 2013
great boot
"I have bought similar styles of nine west in the past... these were slightly longer/bigger than previous pairs I have purchased.. rather than return for smaller size... I just bought inserts to take up the extra space in the heel...."
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