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Hi Kerry, happy you're back answering questions this year.
My question today is with the goalie interference calls the refs have been making. On Sunday, Tomas Plekanec just got called for it but you can clearly see him as he comes down the middle at the top of the circles tries to stop, but the Sens player pushes him all the way into Craig Anderson? At what point is it the defensive players fault?
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Hi Mr. Fraser,
I was watching Super Bowl Sunday's game between Montreal and Ottawa. My question comes after one play where a goal was disallowed when Jakob Silfverberg brushed Carey Price prior to the puck going in. My question to you, as Silfverberg and Price were clearly outside the crease when contact occurred, why do we still have a crease if the referees are going to call penalties on bystanders outside of the blue paint?
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I fully endorse the overriding rationale of Rule 69 - Interference on the Goalkeeper which states that a goalkeeper should have the ability to move freely within his goal crease without being hindered by the actions of an attacking player. In the spirit of this rule, every referee will tend to err more on the side of protecting the goalkeeper whether contact has resulted inside or outside of the goal crease.
That being said, it is important for the referees to correctly identify criteria listed in the rule that allow for the legal scoring of a goal when he determines the contact to be "incidental" in nature or through the actions of a defending player. It is also important to note that even when these forms of contact with the goalkeeper occur, the attacking player must make a reasonable effort to avoid such contact as stated in the rule.
As we move through the third week of the NHL season, there have been a number of incidents involving contact with the goalkeeper. Some resulted in penalties being assessed or goals disallowed, while in other cases the contact was deemed incidental and goals were allowed to stand. This will already be the third question of the day for C'mon Ref to answer that involves goalkeeper interference.
I acknowledge, as most of you have, that this call can really be a tough one for any referee to correctly make given the speed and traffic jams that occur as players crash the net. I have harped on the fact that Referees' positioning and the resulting sightline gained is the overriding factor in making the correct judgment. In too many instances the Refs are not reading the play in advance and moving their feet to gain the best possible sightline. This is a "bread and butter" call for NHL Referees that can impact a game similarly to pass interference in the end zone of an NFL game or Super Bowl! There needs to be better instruction/accountability from the Officiating Department in this critical area before the shortened NHL season gets any shorter.
Let me provide you with my ruling on the two goalkeeper interference penalties that were called on Super Bowl Sunday in the Ottawa-Montreal game.
There might have been some desire by the Referee to set a firm standard on avoiding contact with the goalkeeper just 24 seconds into the game (video link - incident 12 seconds in) when Tomas Plekanec lightly bumped into Craig Anderson. I viewed the play differently on my first look and would not have assessed a penalty. As Plekanec was moving toward the top of the goal crease through the middle of the ice, the stick of Sens defenceman Kyle Turris was placed through the legs of the Montreal forward.
This opened Plekanec's stride/skate position and reduced Plekanec's ability to stop with both skates. Plekanec's one legged stop with pressure still being applied by Turris resulted in a light bump with Craig Anderson. After receiving the contact, Anderson used it to his full advantage and bumped backward into the crossbar and knocked the net off its moorings.
At this point, I would have blown the whistle for the net being dislodged and no penalty would be assessed. The resulting faceoff would occur in the Sens' end zone on the dot to the left of goalie Craig Anderson. My rational for this is that the application of Kyle Turris's stick between the legs of Tomas Plekanec prevented the Montreal player from executing a full and effective stop prior to the light contact on Anderson. I believe Plekanec made a "reasonable effort to avoid such contact." In addition, the net was dislodged through some embellishment by Anderson and therefore the faceoff would remain in the Ottawa end zone.
At the other end of the ice, I would have allowed the Senator goal (video link) to stand when Carey Price moved to establish a position well outside of his goal crease and in the process "incidental" contact resulted with Jakob Silfverberg. The Ottawa Sens forward was fronting the puck and positioned at least two to three feet outside of Price's goal crease.
As the shot came toward the goal, Silfverberg turned with the shot resulting in incidental contact between himself and Carey Price. The contact was initiated more by Carey Price than the actions of Silfverberg. Rule 69.1 supports this decision where it states, "Incidental contact with a goalkeeper will be permitted, and resulting goals allowed, when such contact is initiated outside of the goal crease, provided the attacking player has made a reasonable effort to avoid such contact."
I believe Carey Price was the second most surprised player on the ice, after Jakob Silfverberg of course, when the Referee disallowed this goal and assessed a goalie interference penalty on the play.
Not a stellar night for contact in and around the goal crease. Fortunately, there was no pass interference to call.
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Passover is a time for Jews around the world to remember the hardships and joys of a people who have observed their faith for thousands of years. During Passover, all generations of the family gather for the Seder meal. The Passover Seder includes foods that symbolize the Passover story, like unleavened bread and root vegetables. The Seder and the foods help people remember and recreate, in some small measure, the hardships and sacrifices of their Jewish ancestors.
The table is set, like holiday meals everywhere, with fine linen, wine goblets, candles and flowers. Some families use a special set of china, perhaps used only for this occasion. The table also features other significant tableware such as the Seder Plate, Elijah's cup, a special matzos cover and, perhaps, a bowl and pitcher of water for the head of the table to wash hands.
Certain foods are central to the story of Passover. They help illustrate the Hagaddah (the story of Passover), which is read before the family enjoys its Seder dinner. The foods are presented on the Seder Plate, which is typically compartmentalized to hold the seven symbolic foods.
Is unleavened bread, much like a cracker. It represents what the Hebrews ate during their flight from Egypt. Because they left in such haste, the Hebrews did not have time to let dough rise for their bread. So they took the dough and "cooked" it on rocks heated by the sun. At the Seder, three Matzos are placed into the folds of the special Matzos cover. The Matzos in the center fold is broken in two pieces, symbolizing the parting of the Red Sea. The larger of the broken pieces, called the Afikomen, may be hidden for the children to find at the end of the dinner.
Is a roasted shankbone. It represents the Paschal lamb and deliverance of the people from slavery.
Is a hard-boiled egg whose shell has been blackened. It represents life and rebirth. During the Seder ceremony, each person at the table may dip a hard-boiled egg in salt water to symbolize both the tears of oppression and joy of freedom.
Is a bitter herb, specifically freshly grated horseradish. It represents the hardships that Jewish ancestors had to endure, as slaves in Egypt as well as during the Holocaust. Those at the Seder table may eat the Maror between two pieces of matzos or they may dip the Maror into the Haroseth to symbolize hardship and remember that bitterness is tempered by sweetness and joy.
Is a mixture of crushed nuts, apples, cinnamon and honey or wine. It represents the mortar used by the Hebrew slaves to construct the Pharaoh's buildings.
Is a green vegetable, typically parsley, but it could also be celery or watercress. It represents the promise of Spring. People at the Seder table may dip the parsley in salt water to remind themselves of the bitter hardships of slavery, but that even in hardship, there is much for which to be grateful.
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Willow Ridge Vineyards & Winery
Family owned and operated on a Sesquicentennial farm. Nestled in a rural setting, there is a relaxing Tuscan style atmosphere. Facilities include a banquet room that seats 190 people and a wine tasting room with seating for an additional 40 people. Both are available to rent for special occasions.
Vahling Vineyards has 5 acres of grapes used to make wine for the winery along with fruit wines. Vahling Vineyards is open all year Tuesday through Saturday 10 am - 5 pm. We have a tasting room with tables and chairs to sit down and relax and a patio to enjoy when the weather permits. Vahling Vineyards has a two day Spring Festival usually the last weekend in April. The Festival consist of live music, food, craft vendors, and area invited Wineries. Located near Lake Shelbyville.
This father-son operation produces a wide variety of wines with grapes imported from throughout the U.S., including Illinois, Michigan and California. The winery features a tasting room and outdoor seating.
Located on a serene wooded hilltop, gently slopes into a full-service marina and restaurant situated on Lake Shelbyville.
Prairie Hill Blueberry Farm began almost 20 years ago when a local couple made a commitment to do the nearly impossible: grow blueberries in Illinois corn country where the alcaline soils were anything but blueberry friendly. Pickers often ask where to find the sweetest fruit. Our answer is always the same, "Eat your way through the berry patch until you find the flavor you like best. And besides, if you eat a pound for every pound you pick, it's like getting the berries for half-price!"
Check out the store and bakery, where you can buy apples, peaches, cider, jams, jellies and apple butter. A playground and picnic area is available. An apple festival is held over Columbus Day weekend.
Burgers, tacos, and more. Special soft serve flavors of the week.
Charming restaurant in a restored turn of century building located on the south side of monument square in a historical section of downtown with unique storefront columns. Serving breakfast all day long. Salad Bar, Senior Discount everyday.
Recently opened after doing extensive construction and renovation in the historic downtown Shelbyville, The Iron Keg is a friendly spot to relax and enjoy a frosty beverage Check out the daily specials and try Butch's Pizza and Burgers.
Fine Dining at It's Best. Serving appetizers, soups, & salads, steaks, pork, chicken, seafood, pasta, desserts, sandwiches.
This Steakhouse sits in Downtown Findlay, "the Heart of Lake Shelbyville". Serving American style foods from chicken, steaks, and fish to homestyle lunch specials.
Family friendly atmosphere with homestyle pizza and italian foods.
Opened up in an old lumber yard. This unique dining experience serves grill specialties and pizza in downtown Findlay.
Family owned and operated restaurant. Dine In, carryout, or enjoy the buffet.
A baker's delight, this small cafe offers different flavors every day of the week. With unique cupcakes such as banana split, orange dreamsicle, margarita, along with everyday flavors. There are also unique cookie bars, cookies, cakes, and more along with coffees and teas. They will design unique creations for your party or get together or they can host your party right there in the shop.
The Farmhouse Family Restaurant
The Farmhouse seats 92 people and has a reputation in the area for "down-home" cooking. There are lunch buffets daily and Friday and Saturday breakfast and dinner buffets.
Newly opened restaurant-bar located in completely remodeled, renovated downtown building. Serving everything from appetizers to dinners, salads, burgers, kids menu, pizza, hotdogs, soft drinks, and alcohol. Lots of TVs to watch your favorite sport teams.
Take a break and enjoy a full-service espresso bar, premium wines, and craft beers. Treat yourself to a selection of pastries and appetizers after a busy day shopping in Amish Country.
Angelo's Pizza has been serving Taylorville and surrounding areas service since 1965. Angelo's has gone through many transitions throughout it's lifetime, including expanding the dining room, kitchen and parking lot in order to meet our customers' expectations. Items include pizza, pasta, sandwiches, soup, salad and more. Banquet room available for large groups or special events. Catering available.
A hometown delight with daily specials.
Mexican Cuisine in a comfortable atmosphere.
Hand-Pattied Burgers, Daily Plate Specials, Pizza, Salad Bar, Kid's Menu. Hometown, friendly atmosphere.
Located in Historic Downtown Shelbyville, this family-owned restaurant has unique clockwork decor, original tile ceiling and exposed brickwork walls. The Longbranch Grill pride itself on its homemade food and casual atmosphere.
Great food, great service, great prices. Home-cooked meals and daily specials.
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Birth/Death: 1840–1926
Title: Springtime
Date Made: 1886
Lender: Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
Once settled at Giverny, Monet began to create his garden: in 1885 he wrote of gardening 'in order to prepare some beautiful motifs of flowers for myself for the summer'. By 1890 the flower garden had much of the character it has today, then in 1893 he began work on his water garden, which was shaped and reshaped for over fifteen years. Springtime, depicts Suzanne Hoschedé with Monet's son Jean in the orchard of their home, in shallow space filled with layers of greens, pinks and blues which seem to filter a pinkish light into drowsy air. Curve echoes curve, embracing the figures in the lines of the trees. This is not description, but a re-creation of the sensation of being submerged in the scent and sight of blossom on a spring day in which everything is vibrantly alive.
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'MTS Super Spike' July 20-21Winnipeg (May 9, 2012)– The Team Canada Women's Volleyball Centre is excited to announce that the popular 'MTS Super-Spike presented by Bud Light', will be taking place July 20 & 21 at Maple Grove Rugby Park.
'MTS Super-Spike', which combines Manitoba's largest outdoor/beach volleyball tournament with a weekend long concert series set in a festival atmosphere, has raised close to half a million dollars to date in support of the National Women's Volleyball Team.
Last year alone over 7000 people visited Super-Spike where a record setting 278 teams took part. This year plans are to reach a new record mark of over 300 registered teams, and over $100,000 raised insupport of the Winnipeg based National Women's Volleyball Team.
"MTS Super-Spike has become a staple for Winnipeg summers as one of the best festival events hands down,' stated Event General Manager Greg Paseshnik. "Each and every year the event has grown and we expect the same this year for good reason; there is simply no other event like it!
Combining beach volleyball and live concerts in a festival setting, all in support of a charity cause makes such a unique product that has been the perfect mix for Super-Spike."
Combining beach volleyball and live concerts in a festival setting, all in support of a charity cause makes such a unique product that has been the perfect mix for Super-Spike."
"We would not be able to function and operate at the level we do each year without the funds generated from MTS Super-Spike," added Team Canada Women's Volleyball Centre Director of Operations John Blacher. "The event helps our National Women's Team attain the level of support needed to continuously compete with the world's best."
The headlining musical act for this year's main stage will be announced Monday May 14th.
Public interested in registering for this year's event can do so by visiting www.superspike.ca. Early bird player registrations are only $45 per person through to June 15th. Weekend passes for non players will be available Friday May 18th and can be purchased in advance for only $20.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
The Emery Spartans closed out their pre-season baseball schedule by splitting two games last week. On Tuesday, Emery traveled to Vernal and lost to the Uintah Utes 15-7 and then hosted the Union Cougars on Friday and snuck away with a 5-4 victory. Emery closes out the preseason with an 8-2 record.
Against the Union Cougars, Emery avenged an earlier loss of the season at the Moab tournament. With Kyler Edgehouse on the mound, the Spartans allowed 4 runs on 8 hits. Edgehouse struck out 11 Cougar batters and gave up only 2 walks in the game.
Union got their first run in the second inning as a lead-off single was brought around to score as the Cougars got two more hits and a walk in the inning. The last three Cougar runs came in the fourth inning as the first three batters got base hits and all eventually scored.
Emery scored 2 runs in the first inning as Ryan Draper and Dave Justice each walked and Edgehouse hit a triple to bring them home. Over the next four innings, Emery was able to do nothing against the Cougar pitching staff except pick up 3 walks. In the sixth inning, Ryne Jones got on base due to a Cougar error, got to second base as Blake Mortensen walked, got to third base as Steve Giles walked and then scored as Kesler Tanner picked up the rbi.
In the bottom of the seventh inning, Draper struck out and then Justice and Edgehouse each got on base because of a Cougar error. Ryne Jones and Mortensen each then got a single and Justice and Edgehouse scored to give Emery the win.
After Emery had been hitting the ball so well, sometimes the odds are just with you that things will go your way and in the Union game, Emery took advantage of Cougar mistakes to claim the win.
At Uintah, each team scored once in the first inning. Uintah scored four times in the second inning to take a 5-1 lead. Neither team scored in the third inning. Emery had a good fourth inning as they scored 5 runs to claim the lead at 6-5 but it was short lived as Uintah came right back with 4 runs of their own in the bottom of the inning. Uintah then scored 3 runs in each of the fourth and sixth innings while Emery was able to only score once more in the sixth inning.
Edgehouse and Giles each hit a homerun in the game and AJ Mitcheson and Riley Spears each had a double. Emery was able to garner 10 hits but 4 team errors assisted Uintah in their scoring.
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The release coincides with National Public Lands Day, the nation's largest hands-on volunteer effort to improve and enhance America's public lands. National Public Lands Day involves the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and other federal agencies, along with state and local governments and private groups.
• Driving directions: Take Highway 89A from Kanab or Page to the Vermilion Cliffs (from Flagstaff take Highway 89 to Highway 89A). Turn north onto BLM Road 1065 (a dirt road next to the small house just east of the Kaibab Plateau) and continue almost 3 miles.
• Bring: Spotting scope or binoculars, sunscreen, water, snack
• Details: Informational kiosk, shade structure, and restroom at the site.
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This will be the 18th annual public release of condors in Arizona since the condor recovery program began in 1996. Condors are hatched and reared in captivity at The Peregrine Fund's World Center for Birds of Prey in Boise, Idaho, and transported to Arizona for release to the wild. Condors also come to the release site from the Oregon Zoo, Los Angeles Zoo, and San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Since 2003, condors in Arizona have also been successfully laying eggs and fledging chicks in the wild.
As of June 30, there were 71 condors in the wild in the rugged canyonlands of northern Arizona and southern Utah. The world's total population of endangered California Condors numbers 431, with more than half of them in the wild in Arizona, Utah, California, and Mexico. The wild California Condor population declined to just 22 individuals in the 1980s when the program was begun to save the species from extinction.
The recovery effort is a cooperative program by federal, state, and private partners, including The Peregrine Fund, Arizona Game and Fish Department, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Arizona Strip Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management, Grand Canyon and Zion national parks, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, and Kaibab and Dixie national forests.


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With their sights always on the distant future and their feet planted just ahead of the present Cheap Monday comes back with a collection that has definitely got our attention. Taking cue from last season (okay, so it doesn't go with the whole future motif, but you have to admit it was pretty amazing) creator ?rjan Andersson strikes a pose once again this time alongside model Hannelore Knuts for the fall 2011 lookbook. The two layer up in heavy knits, sheer and crinkled separates, and a whole lot of nylon from long trenches, coats, even a jumpsuit, smart aleck tees, and some killer denim that look as if they survived a heck of a radioactive waste treatment—think post apocalyptic denim. We gotta say, it's definitely good to know that one of our favorite denim brands has got our back on the future of our wardrobes, don't you think?
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Give yourself some Sugar.
After a sunny ride, you no longer have to endure an evening out with an awkward tan line when wearing a short skirt, that is if you were wearing Pearl Izumi's Sugar Women's Short's. This is thanks, in part, to the shorts' five-inch inseam. However, that's only one benefit that makes these bottoms one of Izumi's bestsellers.
A six-panel, anatomic shape compliments the female body, which has been further enhanced through the incorporation of Izumi's SELECT Transfer fabric. This material features a four-way stretch that conforms to your contours, while also being quite efficient at moisture management. As a result, the shorts will stay cool and dry over the course of your ride.
Furthering this level of comfort, Izumi included its Woman's Tour 3D chamois. This insert provides a next-to-skin fit that lets the Select Transfer fabric to effectively pull perspiration from you skin and quickly evaporated it -- allowing you to stay dry and irritation free.
Silicon leg grippers hold the shorts in place while pedaling, and the seams are sewn flat in order to be smooth against your skin.
The Pearl Izumi Sugar Women's Shorts are available in six sizes from X-Small to XX-Large and in the colors Black, Black/white, Black/lime, Black/orchid, Black/scuba blue, Black/paradise pink, Black/true red, and White/black.
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Could be better
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: Runs small
At this price point, I didn't expect the utmost quality the cycling industry has to offer. That said, I feel it fell short in quality of materials and construction. My wife, who would have used them had she kept them, felt the same way. She ended up choosing a different pair.
Comfy and Breathable
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
These were a great purchase for under my biking shorts because they offer protection without being too big and bulky. Overall they are pretty comfy, the waist is slightly tight but not enough for me to return them or get a bigger size. The material is breathable and comfortable. The padding is perfect for me. Great summer pick!
Comfy and cute
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Small
My wife and daughter said that this short are comfy and they love the length and fit great!
Great quality at a low price point.
too short, too tight, too cheap
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs small
- Size Bought: M
If you're more worried about looking cute than you are about performing well, then these are probably fine.
These are inexpensive shorts because they're cheap. When you receive them, you'll immediately be able to tell that PI used substandard materials- The shorts are scratchy, loose, too tight, and not at all forgiving to the way you actually move in the saddle. When I was wearing them, people actually thought I was wearing liner shorts for a mountain bike- theyre that unflattering and cheap. I'd spend a little more and get a better pair.
Not for small leg ladies
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: small
The legs of the shorts creep up when riding and I find myself constantly pulling them down. I like the length (they are shorter than regular cycling shorts) but I don't like that they don't stay put. The padding is also in an interesting place. It does not cover the areas of my butt that need padding. I would not buy again.
Functional and cute
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Small
I love these. They're comfy, they fit great, and they're super cute. The length is perfect and the chamois does its job.
show some leg
Nice for sunny riding or under MTB shorts.
Solid Short
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
Works and fits well
Pearl Izumi - Women's Sugar Short
Didn't fit me - but they might fit you
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: Runs small
- Size Bought: Small
I did really like these but they just didn't fit me correctly. I'm pretty average for a woman but these were incredibly narrow. If you are a narrow woman - these are probably perfect for you. I had to return them. I bought a Small and couldn't even get them up.
Great shorter length
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
I love the option of the shorter length in bike shorts (ya know so you can have two or even three tan lines on your quads). I thought the padding was adequate for 2 hour long rides...though they were a bit snugger than my other small pearl izumis but I definitely have big quads.
Works for short rides
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Medium
I really love the fit of these, and the chamois works great for shorter rides. I need a thicker chamois for longer rides.
Not what I am used to
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
For starters the length was perfect, exactly what I was looking for. I prefer shorter length shorts in the hot months. However the quality of fabric was very inferior to Izumi shorts I have worn in the past (approximately 3 pairs). The fabric is thin and offers no compression support. In fact after a long ride the shorts are actually a bit loose and move around. Not the same quality I was expecting. I realize that these shorts aren't the most expensive however I was disappointed with them in comparison to previous shorts from the same brand that were around the same price point. I will probably look for a different brand for my next purchase.
Pearl Izumi Chamois Development
Great looking comfort!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Medium
Bought a pair 2 years ago and still going strong. Chamois is probably my favorite; I also have Cannondale and Canari bottoms. I converted a friend over from her Specialized; helped correct a MAJOR comfort issue! The waist band sits very nicely and stays put. The short length is great.
The best padded cycling shorts I own.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
These are my go-to cycling shorts. Hearing rumors of Pearl Izumi's "epic padding", and especially women's padding, I had to try a pair. They are affordable, tuck in your tummy ever so slightly as you ride and offer amazing comfort for 40+ mile rides. Fit great, durable and comfortable!
My Bestie loves them!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
These bike shorts have saved me so much pain! The padding is shaped to not only fit my body, but also my bike. It is light weight, durable, and fit's nicely underneath my work pants and skirts. These are comfortable to wear for only 5 minutes and up to 8+ hours for the extreme biker. Overall, these are comfortable, durable, and give me the protection I need to enjoy biking.
Pearl Izumi Sugar Women's Shorts
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I love the way these shorts fit. I wear them for RAGBRAI and for the BRAN. I have zero issues with them re: the quality (materials and how they hold up on LONG rides with frequent breaks) I wish they were a little cheaper so I could purchase many pairs
good beginner/short ride shorts
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have two pairs of these Sugar Shorts. I bought one two years ago, and the other last year. I bought them because I liked that they were shorter and that the bottom cuff of the shorts weren't too tight on my thighs, plus the price was great.
But I've started to ride more often and for longer. These shorts do not do the job for that- not enough compression, and padding is weird. I still really like wearing them for short rides (30-40 min)... but if that's not what you want- then bite the bullet and get the more expensive pair with better compression and better padding- it's worth it.
Quality has changed
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I have a couple pairs of PI Sugar short. I really like my other pairs - substantial material, nice compression and a very good length for me. I bought a pair in the spring of this year and thought it was a fluke knock off or something. Very thin fabric. I kept them to use on my indoor spin bike but never planned on using them on a long outdoor ride. They bunch up, they get baggy and because of the thinner fabric, more lumps and bumps on my body are more visible. Keep that in mind if you don't like the sausage leg look of bike shorts - these will give you that because of the thin fabric. I just ordered another pair thinking that maybe I had just gotten a bad quality pair last time. Nope. Same thin fabric that would stretch out and bunch up. I sent them back and will never order/buy Pearl Izumi Sugar shorts again if this is a permanent change in fabric. If you have a 1/2hr spin class, they'll most likely do the job, but I would never wear them out on the road for any longer than that. Really disappointed in Pearl Izumi for making this change.
Try Giordana...specifically the *Lasers. The Silverline is a more intermediate level. The F.R.C. is top notch. ALL are absolutely fabulous, with none of the problems these shorts have (and on sale at this posting!). Or, try next season!


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Nothing beats an original. The Vans Syndicate x Dressen Old Skool Shoes Army are a true classic and a collab between Vans and Eric Dreseen. You get a vintage, vulcanized rubber construction, Vans' waffle grip sole, a canvas upper, 100% vegan canvas materials, a thin tongue and collar and reinforced stitching and layering. Vans detailing throughout.
- 100% vegan canvas uppers
- Reinforced suede toe, heel and eyebrow
- Side stripe detail
- Vulcanized waffle outsole
- Unisex sizing
FIT: Width = normal. Length = long. Shoe has a very roomy fit. Possibly order a half size down unless you prefer the extra room.
The Old Skool has never been lacking in the attitude department. It brought the dawn of the classic Vans side stripe that has developed into a status symbol of tradition and skate stature. Aside from all that personality, they have lasted as long as they have because of their ability to perform on a skateboard and to last and last. Though they now share the ranks with many new Vans styles with their own innovations, the Old Skools aren't going anywhere.


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The Tour Spartan ZX Pro Hockey Helmet with Cage is the top of the line helmet from Tour.
Tour has used EPP foam on the ZX helmet for an advanced level of protection. Tour has also used thick comfort foams through out the helmet from increase comfort and some additional protection.
The ZX features the same shell design as the GX helmet. This is a two piece shell design, that features a two screw on each side adjustment feature. These screws are covered giving it a clean look.
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adjustment screws were not very secure. As expected, they fell off in warm-ups the first time I wore it. I have had to use electrical
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Saturday, March 2, 2013
Ethiopian Food With VegHeads
Homemade Ethiopian Food!
- Location: Berkus House
- Time: 7:00 PM
- Sponsor: Student Affairs
We'll serve a traditional style meal with a full communal vegetarian spread on injera-- lentil and yam stew, chickpeas, vegetable wat, cucumber/tomato salad-- with cut fruit, nuts, and dates to finish. Come to Berkus House ready to eat at 7 p.m. ($7 cash or student account), or practice your culinary skills and cook with us at 5 p.m. Anyone who helps cook or clean up gets a $2 discount! If you've never come to a Vegheads dinner before, rsvp and make this one your first!
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10:45 14th December 2013
Jackett assessing targets
Kenny Jackett has revealed that the hunt for permanent additions to the squad in the January transfer window may not spell the end of this season's recruitment drive.
The Head Coach is gradually stamping his mark on the Wolves squad, with all his signings so far – Samuel Ricketts, Kevin McDonald, Scott Golbourne, James Henry and Michael Jacobs – having made a positive impression.
The latter two arrived at Wolves on loan, which may yet be another option later in the season after the closure of the transfer window.
While Jackett is keen to try and strengthen for the right target next month, he is also aware that there will be further opportunities if required before the end of the campaign.
He said: "The overall principle of strengthening the team when we need to is ongoing anyway – it doesn't necessarily just crystallise in the transfer window.
"For those used to being in the Premier League, it does build up to the January window, but for the Championship and below, you feel you're capable of strengthening the side whenever it needs it, albeit with loans between the windows.
"But that can be a very useful weapon where you can have a look at a player who can go on and do very well for you and have an excellent permanent career.
"So if we're just looking at January and say we're only going to strengthen then, I think we'll keep assessing the team and strengthen as and when we feel we need to.
"If that can be at any time then that will be great.
"We do want to strengthen with players that do make a difference and if it's possible to do that then better players than come in as a complement to the squad, then that would be ideal.
"But we certainly wouldn't want to bring players in to block up places for young players where they can gain from that experience."
While it was revealed yesterday that Wolves are hoping to make James Henry's loan permanent, Jackett is keen to see more of his other wing 'loanee' Michael Jacobs, who arrived later than the Millwall man.
First impressions have certainly been positive.
"It's a loan to January 2 and there hasn't been any discussion as yet," said the Head Coach.
"We'll see whether we extend it. I've been pleased with him and he's had a bright start but we haven't made a decision on him yet.
"In the two home games he was excellent and he wasn't bad at Peterborough but we just couldn't quite get him into the game at the same level.
"But I feel he's a very exciting player and at 22, he's a terrific age and he's got some good years ahead of him.
"Someone of that age with 160 League games under his belt, I think you're taking a good player and the timing of it is very good.
"But we'll see – there hasn't been any contact and no decision has been made yet on Michael."
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text: April 24, 2013 STEUBENVILLE, OHIO—Grace Daigler, a Franciscan University of Steubenville social work major and human life studies minor, received the Young Leader Award from the Susan B. Anthony List, a national organization dedicated to bringing pro-life leaders to Congress and educating society about pro-life issues.Daigler, the vice president of Franciscan University's Students for Life chapter, is also a sidewalk counselor at the University's weekly prayer vigils held outside Pittsburgh's abortion clinics.Daigler received one of four Young Leader Awards at the annual Campaign for Life Gala & Summit held April 11 at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C. The event also honored Wisconsin representative Paul Ryan and Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch. Prior to the awards ceremony, talks were presented on depopulation, eugenics and the American future, and on training and developing pro-life candidates."I was honored and surprised that I was chosen," said Daigler, a Williamsville, New York, native. "It was very humbling for me because there were so many pro-life leaders (at the gala) who have done so much, and here they were congratulating me!""These young women are leaders when it comes to protecting life at all stages," said Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List. "Each one of these women has a unique set of talents and is using them to strengthen and grow the pro-life movement. We are grateful for these trailblazers who embody the legacy of our namesake, Susan B. Anthony."The award exists to honor young women who embody the pro-life legacy of Susan B. Anthony, a leading suffragette who not only fought for women's right to vote but also for the protection of unborn children.Daigler's passion for pro-life ministry was sparked by a talk she heard as a high schooler given by national director of Priests for Life, Father Frank Pavone. She went on to organize a school-wide walkathon for All Babies Cherished, and later coordinated a fundraising concert for the St. Gianna Molla Center and Meals on Wheels—to protect life at both its beginning and ending stages.She is the founder and editor of a new pro-life magazine at Franciscan University, and currently leads efforts to set up a pro-life apologetics team at Franciscan. Additionally, she is in the process of writing a workbook for student groups seeking to learn how to dialogue with peers about abortion issues."We (the youth) are the pro-life movement, we're not just future leaders in the pro-life movement. It's us now," explained Daigler.


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St. Paul's Letter to the Galatians 6:11-18
Prokeimenon. Mode Plagal 2.
Psalm 27.9,1
O Lord, save your people and bless your inheritance.
Verse: To you, O Lord, I have cried, O my God.
BRETHREN, see with what large letters I am writing to you with my own hand. It is those who want to make a good showing in the flesh that would compel you to be circumcised, and only in order that they may not be persecuted for the cross of Christ. For even those who receive circumcision do not themselves keep the law, but they desire to have you circumcised that they may glory in your flesh. But far be it from me to glory except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by which the world has been crucified to me, and I to the world. For neither circumcision counts for anything, nor uncircumcision, but a new creation. Peace and mercy be upon all who walk by this rule, upon the Israel of God. Henceforth let no man trouble me; for I bear on my body the marks of Jesus. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit, brethren. Amen.
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Cottonwood Elementary PTO is sponsoring a trunk or treat night and spook alley at the school on the night of Oct. 31. Festivites will be from 4-6 p.m.
Parent/Teacher/Student conferences for Emery High School will be held Oct. 28 and 29 from 3-6 p.m. Pick up student report cards at the office before visiting teachers.
Utah's youth anti-tobacco advocacy group, the Phoenix Alliance, encourages youth to fight big tobacco by entering the seventh annual Truth From Youth Anti-Tobacco Advertising contest. Entries are grouped in elementary, junior and senior high categories with cash prizes. Contest deadine is March 22, 2004. Create anti-tobacco radio, TV or billboard ads to enter. For more information call 1-801-256-4924 or visit www.youthagainsttobacco.com.
Clubs, churches, communities, restaurants, individuals and others may submit cookbooks for consideration by calling 1-800-343-1583 or sending an email to email@example.com. Nominated cookbooks must contain recipes specific to Utah, must currently be in print and must be available for mail order to the public. There is no cost to participate. Deadline for entry is Nov. 3.
Utahns who need help quitting tobacco may call the Utah Tobacco Quit Line at 1-888-567-TRUTH. The quit line offers live tobacco cessation counseling, as well as referrals to additional services, state-of-the-art cessation booklets and kits with quitting aids. The quit line operates Monday-Thursday from 6 a.m.-10 p.m., Friday from 6 a.m.-8 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Also visit www.utahquitnet.com which offers 24 hour help.
A statewide summit "Eliminating Inequalities in Health" will be held Nov. 13 from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Salt Lake City Main Library Auditorium. The purpose of the summit is to build connections between the Utah Department of Health and the community to better address social inequalities in health as well as develop long term strategies to reduce health inequalities. Register on line by Nov. 7 at www.utahissues.org or call Jennifer at 1-801-521-2035, ext. 100.
IronHorse Raceway will hold their next race on Nov. 1 at the motocross track in Huntington. Categories for riders of all ages including pee wees and ATV racers. For more information call Blair and Maurdi Larsen at 687-9273.
If you have suffered a stroke or been diagnosed with arthritis, Parkinson's disease, a respiratory disorder, or any other condition which causes you to be unable to walk or self propel a manual wheelchair, you may be eliglible to receive a motorized wheelchair at no out of pocket expense. Call Independent Senior toll free at 1-800-383-8435.
A field service officer from the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Department Service Office in Salt Lake City will be at the Price Workforce Service Center from 8:30-10:30 a.m. on Nov. 6 to assist in understanding and applying for rightful VA benefits. This is a free service.
The Log Home and Timber Frame Expo is coming to the South Towne Exposition Center in Salt Lake City Nov. 7-9. The Expo will feature more than 100 exhibitors. For more information log on to www.logexpo.com.
The Emery County Farm Bureau is sponsoring its annual Essay and Creative Story Contest. The theme is "Farming and Ranching in Utah." Prizes will be awarded in five age categories with local winners being forwarded to state competition. Everyone is welcome to enter the contest. Entries are due to Joy Humphrey (748-2820) by Oct. 31.
The Emery County Farm Bureau will hold its annual business meeting Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. at the Huntington Senior Citizens Center. Policies and issues affecting local agriculture will be discussed as well as the election of the local board officers. Anyone interested in agriculture is invited to attend. A light supper will be served.
DROPS will be held Oct. 28 at the Fairgrounds, 500 East 100 South, Castle Dale. Sign up begins at 11 a.m. You must be present to pick up a box. First come, first served. Please do not block private driveways.
The Ferron Elementary PTO will be holding their annual Halloween Carnival at the Ferron Elementary Gymnasium on Oct. 30 from 3-6 p.m. There will be food and games for the entire family. Admission is free and game tickets will be sold for a small fee. Halloween costumes are encouraged but not required. For more information or questions call 384-3162.
The next membership luncheon for the Chamber of Commerce will be held Oct. 30 at the Museum of the San Rafael at noon. Wilson Martin will be the guest speaker and will be addressing the subject of Heritage and Tourism. RSVP to the Chamber Office at 381-2547. There is a small fee for the luncheon.
Donations are needed from Emery County residents to the Emery Chapter of the Salvation Army which provides emergency assistance for the people of Emery County as well as people traveling through the area. Mail donations to the Emery County Sheriff's Office, Box 281, Green River, Utah 84525 or Emery County Sheriff's Office, Box 817, Castle Dale, Utah 84513. For information, contact Cheryl Keener at 435-564-3432.
October is Huntington City clean up month. Everyone is encouraged to get out and clean up their property. Three large trash bins have been placed for citizen use. The locations are 400 North 300 East, 350 West Center and 300 South 200 East. These bins will be available through Oct. 31. Everything must be placed inside the bin, do not put anything on the ground.
The Lily of the Valley Camp DUP will host its annual fund raising Pheasant Hunter's Breakfast and Luncheon Nov. 1 and 8 beginning at 7 a.m. The festivities will be held at 55 South 100 East in Elmo. Drawing for the quilt and other items will be held Nov. 8 at 3 p.m.
College-bound high school students who want to take the ACT test for college addmissions have two chances to register before the Dec. 13 national test date. The postmark registration deadline is Nov. 7. An additional fee will be required for the late postmark deadline of Nov. 20. For more information contact Ken at 319-337-1028 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Huntington Elementary will hold its annual craft fair in the school gym Nov. 12 from 1-4 p.m. There will be Thanksgiving and Christmas crafts, food and other items. Everyone welcome.
Castle Dale, Ferron and Huntington Stakes are pleased to host a special fireside. Brother Thurl Bailey will be the guest speaker. He was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1996. He is very talented in many ways. This fireside is Latter-day Saint standard and dress. Everyone from 12 to 100 is welcome to attend. No small children or babies.
Bailey will be available for autographs, pictures, and he will also have CDs, and tapes available for those interested. The date for this is Nov. 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the Spartan Center in Castle Dale.
To receive10 free autumn classics trees, send membership contribution to Autumn Classic Trees, National Arbor Day Foundation, 100 Arbor Avenue, Nebraska City, NE 68410, by Oct. 31. The free trees are part of the nonprofit foundation's Trees for American campaign and include two sugar maples, scarlet oak, sweetgum, red oak, silver maple, white dogwood, washington hawthorn and two red maples.
Relay Utah launched relayutah.gov, making information about its toll free service and other resources easier to access by Utah's deaf, hard of hearing, speech disabled communites and their friends and families. Visit this website to learn more.
US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is presenting the Technical Assistance Program Seminar Nov. 7 at the Wyndham Hotel in Salt Lake City. For registration and information call 1-202-663-7071 email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Old Mill Camp of the DUP is offering a unique collection of over 200 pictures on CD. There are group pictures and pictures of past and present buildings in Ferron. The CD is being pre-sold to help raise money for the publishing of the book. Can be used as a screen saver or viewed as a picture album. The Old Mill Camp also has an afghan for sale. Contact Irene Williams at 384-2902 or Ferron City Hall.
Attention, union meeting for local 6363 will be held the third Wednesday of every month at the District 22 office in Price. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. Attend if you want to receive 70 year anniversary cap.
Story Time for pre-schoolers will be held every Friday at 11 a.m. Will be held every Friday except. Nov. 28, Dec. 26 and Jan. 2.
All Medicare recipients should now be aware that they may be eligible to receive an electric wheelchair or power scooter, paid for by Medicare, if they suffer from conditions such as arthritis, cardiovascular disease and respiratory disorders, and have difficulty walking or propelling a manual wheelchair. For information on Medicare eligibility contact Gregory at 1-800-810-2877.
Open nights at the Emery County Recreation Center will be Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8-10 p.m. There will be basketball, foosball, table tennis, darts, board games, etc. For more information, please call Emery County Recreation at 381-2108.
Emery County Care and Rehab is currently looking for volunteers to perform for one hour per month, providing musical entertainment for the residents. Any instrument is welcome. Any single person or group is welcome. Any age. Please call Tracy at 384-2301.
"Free & Low Cost Prescription Drugs - 7th edition," a book that lists drugs available through patient assistance programs, either free or for very low cost directly from the manufacturer, is published by the Cost Containment Research Institute in Washington, DC. The book explains how to find out if you qualify, and suggests 17 ways to reduce your medicine costs. Consumers may receive the book by sending a fee which covers printing, postage and handling, to: Institute Fulfillment Center, Book #: PD-75, P.O. Box 210, Dallas, PA 18612-0210. The website is www.institutedc.org, and the information number is (202) 478-0481.


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Labrador Retrievers are the lovable, family-friendly dog we all know and love! Labs have been the most popular breed in the United States for 25 years running. One of the older recognized breeds, Labradors were originally bred to be strong, active retrieving dogs that excelled in hunting and swimming. The breed, named after the Labrador Sea where it originated, continued to be developed throughout the 19th and 20th centuries and was recognized by the AKC in 1917.
Today, these dogs are known for their outgoing and energetic personalities, and are extremely intelligent and devoted pets. The Labrador Retriever is consistently warm, loyal and good-natured, making it a wonderful companion for individuals and families of all ages. Muscular and athletic, these pups have a fairly high energy level and therefore require a significant amount of exercise.
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Make Magento your e-commerce management solution for stock, purchases and order preparation with Embedded ERP. Every function is built in to the control panel, and no external software installation is necessary. Created for the merchant to help efficiently manage data flow directly within Magento, Embedded ERP was developed from our e-commerce expertise and familiarity with the needs of professionals in the field. Since 2010, it has provided more than 2,000 websites with high-performing support software that is entirely integrated with Magento.Embedded ERP performs 5 functions :
*Stock Management: stock tracking, multiple warehouse support, inventory, stock transfer, low-stock alerts, barcodes
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Accurate and efficient stock management is not easy to come by. To assist you, Embedded ERP records every physical stock transfer that is performed: reception of merchandise, order shipment, and refund. Each stock movement is labeled with a username, type, and an obligatory description so it can be traced back to its source. You can also manually create stock movements.
Embedded ERP automatically reserves the products for each order in function with the available stock. With this feature, you are instantly informed which products can be shipped immediately and which are on-hold. Once a product on-hold comes back into stock, it is immediately reserved for the orders in process.
Embedded ERP allows you to quickly and easily modify stock levels, alert levels, location, or any other information concerning multiple products at once with its mass stock edit feature.
Embedded ERP maintains updated statistics in 3 customizable timeframes. This information is made available on each page. The sales history feature contains an algorithm that allows you to define your ideal and alert stock levels. Once your stock reaches the alert level, a purchase order is created.
The use of barcodes improves accuracy in product selection and delivery. With Embedded ERP's barcode feature, you can:
• Manage several barcodes for one SKU
• Print labels on a thermal laser printer
• Print barcodes on a packing list
• Confirm reception of merchandise
• Records stock movements
• Perform inventory
• Ship orders with efficiency
Trace your stock's arrival and departure by recording the product's serial number. With this step, you can efficiently and effectively track your products.
Stock errors occur even when a rigorous management system is in place. A periodic partial or total inventory is essential for maintaining accurate stock levels. Embedded ERP allows you to perform inventory with or without a barcode scanner, so that you can compare your stock levels in the system with those physically present in your warehouse(s). Once complete, you can address any discrepancies and adjust your new stock levels with just a few clicks.
When you maintain several stock warehouses (internet sales, physical store sales, supplier stock, etc.) Embedded ERP helps you to transfer products between them smoothly and accurately.
• Select the product(s) you wish to transfer
• Print the transfer form to justify the transfer
• Once the merchandise reaches its destination, confirm the transfer by creating a stock movement to update your stock levels
Embedded ERP allows you to import and export your stock details in order to consolidate your inventory or determine its total value.
Embedded ERP includes a tool for managing your relationship with your suppliers. It assists with purchase orders, just-in-time inventory pull (for which you do not maintain stock,) and resupplying of low stock with the stock-level alert feature.
For each supplier, you can assign a name, a street address, an email address (to send orders and request quotes,) a default delivery delay, a default currency, the tax rate, and the shipping rate.
In order to optimize your purchases, you can also customize the order minimum and the postage amount for each supplier.
Product association can be performed after you have entered your supplier information. This is an essential feature for when you wish to make a purchase order. With it, you can filter your stock needs by supplier. Embedded ERP accepts multiple suppliers per product, and each supplier is given its own product ID number(s), purchase price(s), shipping rate(s), etc.
The Product-Supplier database can be filled out using a CSV import, manually, or automatically. Each time you place a new purchase order, Embedded ERP updates the database for the next use.
One of the key features of Embedded ERP is the supply needs management tool, which helps you make purchasing decisions. It provides a list with all of the products in need of resupply, with two main criteria:
• You have sold a product that is out-of-stock
• A product's stock has fallen below the alert level
In both of these scenarios, you will receive an alert indicating the reason for the supply need. You can filter the supply needs list by supplier or manufacturer to view all of the products needed from any given source. Then, with a few clicks, you can create a purchase order for the supplier by selecting the products in need.
In the supply orders feature, you can specify the payment currency, tax rate, shipping cost, product unit price, quantity, packaging, and expected delivery date. It allows you to add products to your order manually or from the automated supply needs list (purchase recommendations), or by importing a product file.
For each product, you can also specify the quantity (per unit or in bulk), total purchase price, shipping cost, supplier product ID (if different from your own) and the expected delivery date by product. Embedded ERP automatically generates the sales price for each product including shipping costs as well as the corresponding profit margin, which helps you to avoid making purchases that would lead to profit loss.
Once your supply order has been created, you can send it directly to the supplier via email. A series of status labels (awaiting validation, awaiting payment, awaiting reception, etc.) can then be used to update the progress of your order
When your order is complete, you can print it or send it as an email attachment in PDF or Excel format to your supplier
When the products have been delivered to your warehouse, go back to the supply orders page and update the delivery status.
With Embedded ERP, you can update the delivery status manually or with a barcode scanner. You can also create a qualitative delivery status by redirecting defective products to a specific warehouse. Once your newly delivered products are confirmed 'in-stock,' they will automatically be made available for sale on your website.
The system allows you to confirm partial, complete and even surplus merchandise reception. With this function, your order is updated with the number of products received, and a separate page will publish the outstanding merchandise by product/ order/ supplier.
The drop-shipping option allows you to transfer your customer's order details directly to your supplier for shipment. Embedded ERP is compatible with our Drop Shipping extension, which includes the following features:
• Imports supplier stock to a specific warehouse (interfacing)
• Displays orders that are eligible for direct delivery
• Sends order, billing, and shipping information directly to your supplier
For more information on Magento Drop Shipping, : click here
From picking, to packing, to shipping, Embedded ERP is there every step of the way to help you process your orders quickly and accurately. It can support input from several barcode scanners at once, so picking lists can be delegated among several employees. As each company is unique, with its own system of organization, the order preparation module is fully customizable to meet your needs.
We are aware that there is no 'one-size-fits-all' approach to processing products, warehouses, and orders. Therefore, we have developed an order preparation tool that is fully customizable and includes every feature you need to create your own method:
• Mass order selection
• Mass or individual order fulfillment
• Mass printing of packing lists, invoices, and picking lists
• Printing of global or individual packing lists
• Mass invoice and shipping label creation
• Packing verification by barcode scanning
• Shipping label creation in mass or by order
• Bulk email notification with tracking numbers for customers
Embedded ERP manages your stock by automatically assigning in-stock products to orders in progress, and marking them ready for shipment
The order preparation screen displays two different order lists: complete orders (for which all products are in-stock), and incomplete orders (for which one or more products are out-of-stock). A third list comprises orders that are on-hold for a reason that can be manually selected: awaiting payment, blocked order, specific customer group, etc. Using these lists, the order preparer can select the orders that they wish to process through a clearly defined system.
Once the order selection has been made, the preparer can print a picking list that includes all of the products involved. This list can include a photo of the product, the quantity ordered, and its location in the warehouse, i.e. Section A, Aisle B, Shelf C.
The following step ensures that you ship the correct products for each order. When you scan the order barcode, the system will display the products required. Then, once the products have been picked, you can scan their barcodes to verify. If the wrong product has been scanned, an error message will appear.
When all products for an order have been verified, you can validate the order for shipment!
The final step in processing orders is to generate a shipping label with the tracking number
Embedded ERP proposes 2 solutions to automate shipping label creation:
• Export order details to your transporter's software. If you enter your order information into your transporter's software program, Embedded ERP can export the order details for you in xml, csv, or text format. No need to waste time manually entering order details!
• Print shipping labels directly from Embedded ERP. BoostMyShop provides modules for UPS, Royal Mail UK, and Colissimo that communicate directly with the transporter API to generate shipping labels and assign tracking numbers within Magento.
Embedded ERP automatically generates over fifty performance reports to give you an integrated view of your products, sales, customers, stock, and purchases.
The performance reports were conceived with the help of experienced e-merchants to give you a complete overview of your business activity. Appearing in the form of tables, charts, and graphs, all of the data can be exported into an Excel file for further analysis.
You can filter the data according to a specific timeframe (by day/ week/ month) and over a designated period of time (this week, this month, last 3 months, this year, etc.)
You can also navigate easily from one report to another to deepen your analysis. Do you have a top-selling product? Click on the product to display more details. Can a certain brand be associated with multiple refunds? Click on the brand name for more information.
Customize your dashboard to display only the information that is most relevant to you.
Embedded ERP automatically generates over 50 performance reports including:
Product catalog
• Top sales (quantity and volume)
• Analysis by product category
• Analysis by manufacturer
• Highest and lowest-rated products
• Product analysis (from the Magento product page): sales history, cross-sales, average purchase price, profit)
• Turnover
• Refunds
• Distribution by country/ store
• Distribution by payment method/ shipping method
• Sales profits
• Top customers
• Specific customer analysis (from the Magento customer page)
• Customer distribution by country/ store/ group
• New customers
• Purchase volume
• Distribution by supplier
• Expected merchandise reception
• Supplier analysis (history, average delay of merchandise reception)
• Export your stock value
• Consult the stock evolution by product (and by warehouse!)
• Consult the old stock report
Miscellaneous : Analysis by country (top sales, top customers) o Customizable dashboard
This helpful tool improves communication among the different departments of your company. With it, anyone can insert a message to provide more details on:
• Products
• Customer orders
• Suppliers
• Supply orders
Messages can be assigned to a specific person and email notifications can be sent out when a new message is posted
A summary of all orders in process can be generated during order preparation.
Price Tracker for Embedded ERP shows you the direct competitors are for the products that you sell. Designed for online merchants, Price Tracker is an integral tool that gives you the information you need to adjust your offers and improve your procurement.
Don't waste time with manual read-outs for each product : Price Tracker provides comprehensive information at regular intervals.
Price Tracker is available for the following countries: France, United States, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Germany, Netherland and Australia
How does it works ?
Price Tracker's functions are based on the EAN / UPC code associated with your product. This information is mandatory to use Price Tracker.
Products are automatically associated with the selected geographical area on Google Shopping. Boost My Shop's algorithms check and update information on a regular basis and export them instantly to your Magento Embedded ERP Extension
Price Tracker is available from the Magento Admin panel (Catalog> Product or ERP> Product page)
The Price Tracker column displays the following details for selected products:
You can choose to view the results using the Google Shopping default display, or sort them by Total Price, from lowest to highest.
The number of competitors displayed is configurable (up to 5)
• Price : Selling price
• Shipping : Shipping Cost
• Select the sorting modes
• Total : Total cost incl. Shipping Cost
Price Tracker shows you how many offers are listed for the selected product and a link takes you directly to the relevant product page.
Set Up / Product Configuration
Price Tracker is included in Embedded ERP from the 2.9.6 version, onward. Download the latest version of Embedded ERP from your account.
Click on System> Setup> ERP> Price Tracker
Enter your login (email contact) and your secret key (found in your Boostmyshop account under "My Credits" tab)
• Select Enable Yes/No to activate the service
• Choose your Google Shopping Website
• Select the sorting modes
• Distribution by payment method/ shipping method
• Select the number of competitors to display
Additionally, you can opt to follow products by selecting them manually, or use the automatic mode to watch all products at once.
Updating Information
Three updating frequencies are currently available: Daily, Weekly or Monthly
Price Tracker updates on-screen Data only. Whether you display 20, 30, 50, 100 or 200 products per page, you will only be able to view the results for those products.
If you display the same product several times for the same period of time, Price Tracker will display the data previously recorded.
No Barcode Available: When no EAN / UPC code is available, Price Tracker cannot identify the product and is unable to produce any competitor information.
No Result : No competitor can be found by Price Tracker
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Manager Information
For managers, department heads, and travel approvers, the system will automatically route employee travel requests via email notification which will allow for online approval from the pre-trip to post-trip reimbursement cycle. eTravel provides various ways to approve authorization request and expense reports to keep the travel reimbursement process moving.
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Kathryn A. Martin Library IP-Authenticated Services
The Kathryn A. Martin Library offers a large number of online research databases, some of which have licensing agreements restricted to current UMD students, faculty, and staff. Electronic documents placed on Course Reserves are also restricted. To use these restricted resouces, select one of the options below.
Option 1. The UMD EZproxy Server
When you try to use the Library's licensed databases, the EZproxy server will detect that you are not in the library and should route you to the standard University of Minnesota sign-in screen. Enter your UMD Internet ID and password to gain access to electronic resources.
Please note that many of the database providers have their own login screens. If the screen is not branded with a University of Minnesota header, do not enter password information. Troubleshooting tips for the EZproxy server.
Option 2. Virtual Private Network (VPN) Connection to UMD
If the EZproxy option doesn't work, you can connect securely to University resources from a non-UMD connection (such as cable, DSL, or a wifi hot spot) by using VPN (Virtual Private Network). UMD's VPN service makes your computer or device appear as though it is directly attached to the UMD network, giving you the same security and direct access to restricted resources that you have while on campus. Here are instructions for installing VPN.
Once VPN is installed, you can turn it on when you need it, and turn it off when you don't. VPN software encrypts and routes your Internet communications through UMD. Troubleshooting tips for VPN.
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|5| Excellent
|4| Good
|3| Average
|2| Bad
|1| Terrible
good chap. Didn't expect zerref to be beaten though
intense chapter! the new revelation is akin to mass genocide. Zeref is captured and will be awakened soon to take his rightful place as the darklord of the black mages and then his vision will come to pass. Things have just gotten really interesting now that we know what the grimoire heart's full plan is. loved the chapter, can't wait for the next one.
it was a good chapter i wanted more from e4lfman and we may still get it but it looks like GH might just leave now that they have serf but who knows it could have been better but it was a great chapter. nice action and poor master it looks like his injuries are just to deep :( . and did not see her capturing serf coming at all. but for next chapter COME ON ELFMAN MMMMMMMAAAAAAANNNNNNN UP.
Loved the interaction between Elfman and Evergreen. They are so in love. And wow her power was pretty useless without all the planning and tricks from Luxus's attack.
Think that guy might have a combination of Lucy powers and Elfman's powers. Like he can summon other creatures full on or like magically graft parts of their bodies to his and vice versa. This would explain why it takes such an eventual toll on him.
Arc of embodiment, ... huh?
Great chapter. Ah hell nice development, can'r wait for next week.
Manga reading list: Bleach, Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, One Piece, Code Breaker, Gamaran, Kuroko No Basket, Fairy Tail, The World God Only Knows, Kimi No Iru Machi, Good Ending, Medaka Box, Nisekoi, D.Gray-Man, Ao No Exorcist, Freezing, Magi - Labyrinth of Magic, Soul Eater, Rosario Vampire Season II, Iris Zero, Ubell Blatt, Bloody Cross, Sun-Ken Rock, and Infinite Stratos,
Ultear just needs to get laid. BADLY....
This arc is getting boring fast. It had a good set up, but the fights are terrible. I don't really like some of the magical abilities of Grimoire Heart. Also, their plan to eliminate all non mages seems a little too familiar. I am having deep feelings of disappointment that I wasn't expecting. It is still better than the Edolas arc though.
Endgame plot is in sight. If Zeref is allowed to revert to his former state it will spell doom for the rest of the magical world. As he is now he's no match for Ultear, who may just be the strongest member of the 7 Kin.
I think this chap was good at illustrating how brutal of a stomping Fairy Tail is receiving this arc. Makarov was taken aback by having to fight his former master and was completely defeated, offering no offense whatsoever.
GH's explosion expert, Azuma, took down a three team force of a former Extalian General, a secret agent from the council and the Sky Dragonslayer, and then Mira as well. His accomplishments are certainly arguable, Lily did not have a sword and can only stay transformed for a limited time, Mest is a covert specialist with limited battling skills, and Wendy has more of a supportive magic in comparison to her destructive counterparts added on to her young age and inexperience. Mira's is even more blatantly obvious as she was distracted the entire time with Lisa's predicament. Still can't argue with results, he's gotten the job done twice already.
Natsu is above and beyond his limits and can't be healed while wearing his cursed scarf, Caprico is fending off 4 of the strongest members with no difficulty, and Beauty and the Beast (Guess which is which) were just taken out by Rustyrose with similar ease. Grimoire Heart has given out a total beat down, and have accomplished their goals. This is most likely the utter defeat arc everyone was predicting when Grimoire was introduced.
So in that respect I liked the development. Still want to see Caprico and Meldy in action.
You know what I just realize but isn't Grimoire Heart plan sort of like Voldermort's plan to eliminate non magical folk. Or do I have my wires crossed.
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Manga reading list: Bleach, Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, One Piece, Code Breaker, Gamaran, Kuroko No Basket, Fairy Tail, The World God Only Knows, Kimi No Iru Machi, Good Ending, Medaka Box, Nisekoi, D.Gray-Man, Ao No Exorcist, Freezing, Magi - Labyrinth of Magic, Soul Eater, Rosario Vampire Season II, Iris Zero, Ubell Blatt, Bloody Cross, Sun-Ken Rock, and Infinite Stratos,


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As we get enter the meat of conference schedules, some top teams have notched that "signature win," a victory that proves to the nation just how good they are.
WEEK 9: College football TV game schedule
While others (looking at you, Oregon), haven't had the chance to do so yet. We examine the best wins of the best teams in college football so far this season:
1. Florida State: 51-14 at No. 4 Clemson, Oct. 19. This one is still fresh in our minds. Going into one of the toughest stadiums in the country and absolutely dismantling a top-five team speaks for itself. The Seminoles made their case to be considered the best team in the country.
2. Alabama: 49-42 at No. 6 Texas A&M, Sept. 14. The game everybody had circled on their calendars for nearly a year lived up to the hype. Though A&M slipped up last week and fell out of the top 10, going into College Station and coming out alive while the Aggies were riding a wave of momentum showed Alabama wasn't going to suffer a letdown.
3. Clemson: 38-35 vs. No. 5 Georgia, Aug. 31. It's hard to fathom Georgia being a full strength, but try to remember. Yes, the Bulldogs lost Malcolm Mitchell early in this game and were without Todd Gurley for nearly a quarter, but taking down one of the top teams in the country on opening night was a real eye-opener.
4. Missouri: 41-26 vs. No. 7 Georgia, Oct. 12. The Tigers arrived on the scene with this win in Athens, which obviously doesn't look as good now with the Bulldogs losing last week to Vanderbilt, falling out of the top 25.
5. Stanford: 24-10 vs. No. 10 UCLA, Oct. 19. A week after losing to Utah, the Cardinal bounced back with a hard-fought win against a strong UCLA team, which has a good shot to win 10 games. The season is still going to come down to the Nov. 7 game against Oregon.
6. Ohio State: 31-24 vs. No. 24 Wisconsin, Sept. 28. This will probably wind up being the Buckeyes' most impressive win of the season. You can try making a case for winning at Northwestern, but clearly the Wildcats aren't as good as some thought they were.
7. Miami: 21-16 vs. No. 9 Florida, Sept. 7. After Florida somehow won 11 games in 2012, the Hurricanes finally exposed the Gators' fraudulent offense. Another win that looked better at the time as Florida has lost two in a row, it showed Miami was to be taken seriously.
8. Oregon: 45-24 at No. 19 Washington, Oct. 12. This win looked a lot better a few weeks ago. Oregon handed the Huskies the second loss of their current three-game losing streak that has seen them fall out of the top 25.
9. Texas Tech: 20-10 vs. No. 24 TCU, Sept. 12. To be fair to a 3-4 TCU team, they've only lost to LSU, Texas Tech, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State. The Red Raiders have a chance to notch a real signature win Saturday at Oklahoma.
10. Baylor: 35-25 at Kansas State, Oct. 12. The Bears' schedule is backloaded, facing the three other ranked Big 12 teams in succession starting next week.
Rich Rodriguez does not approve of Arizona's mascot using the shower in his office. Also, Rich Rodriguez has a sling bag.
- In this week's Playoff Projection, the panel went with Alabama, Oregon, Florida State and Ohio State. It looks great in GIF form.
- Tommy Rees says he will "absolutely" play in Notre Dame's game against Air Force.
- In what appears to be a first in college football, four female officials will work a Division II game between Miles and Lane.
- Eddie Timanus previews Thursday night's games.
- Nick Saban is disappointed by Alabama fans leaving games early, and thinks they should give their tickets to someone else if they aren't going to stay.
- NJ.com went behind the scenes with Rutgers' equipment manager, who talked about the modernization of the Scarlet Knights' uniforms over the last few years.


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Natural colour, perfect for sensitive scalps
Verified Purchase
Natural colour, perfect for sensitive scalps
Natural colour, easy to use and long lasting. No harmful ingredients, better for sensitive scalps. Ps! Remember to buy a cup for mixing the colour, and a brush for applying.
Not happy Herbating US has EDTA
Posted by Reviewer1108068 on Apr 15, 2012
Australian equivalent does not have EDTA. I have seen the same happening in many others products I believed where equivalent to our Australian products. But no, American 'equivalent' have dangerous contents than us
Natural colour, perfect for sensitive scalps
Natural colour, easy to use and long lasting. No harmful ingredients, better for sensitive scalps. Ps! Remember to buy a cup for mixing the colour, and a brush for applying.
Posted by Reviewer1315035 on Nov 17, 2009
This product conditioned my hair and left it with a beautiful natural color. I love it. I used to use henna and got tired of the brassy look. This is so soft and pretty.
Great Product
Posted by Reviewer1799127 on May 09, 2010
I love the light copper blonde. The color holds well, looks natural and gives my hair more body.
Great Product
Posted by Reviewer2258893 on Dec 04, 2010
I'm very impressed with this product. it seems gentler to my scalp and hair. The color give a very healthy natural look to my hair.It's as easy to use as the other drugstore varieties...I read about how I can blend my own shade... the possibilities are endless :)
Far Better
Posted by Reviewer1075303 on Dec 06, 2007
My results with the Herbavita products are better than commercial varieties and do not seem to damage my hair.
Posted by Reviewer2597990 on Jan 20, 2009
This with 8N is a perfect strawberry blond. Left my hair heathy, smooth and shiny. Love it.
Great product and company
Posted by Reviewer2537448 on Mar 29, 2009
I've been using Herbatint hair color products for years, and find them greatly superior to other products on the market. The color is more natural, and better for my hair. I like the layout for the product offering from iHerb. Excellent selection and prices, and most of all, they delivered exactly what was promised when promised.
Brilliant Hair Dye
Posted by 5512951506696043000 on Jul 21, 2014
Having previously damaged my hair through bleaching (to the point where most of it broke off) I was after a dye that would cover over the blonde tips of my hair so that they would match my natural (coppery red) colour. I didn't want to use anything that tested on animals and needed something gentle. I tried the copper in Herbatint's vegetal range (non permanent) 3 times but the colour looked somewhat 'see-through' and at the same time too dark, it also did not last very long - all I think because of the porosity of the damaged hair. I then at my hairdressers recommendation (a new one!) tried a delorenzo mousse rinse in copper - which did next to nothing in terms of colour but did make hair look shiny and healthy. Anyway, so I decided to give their permanent range a shot. I mixed up only a small amount (2 cap fulls of each bottle) as I only needed to do my ends and I have short hair. I really like this ability to only mix up what you need. Although it doesn't have a strong chemically smell - I really don't like the smell it does have - kind of raw egg-like, not sure but it made me feel a bit queasy. But I am happy to put up with that (it washes out, no scent lingers) as it covered my ends brilliantly and it blends beautifully with my natural colour. I'm extremely happy with the result.
Herbatint, Permanent Herbal Haircolor Gel, 8R, Light Copper Blonde, 4.56 fl oz, (135 ml)
Posted by 5624353715827490329 on Aug 28, 2014
Very impressed with this product, excellent coverage and color, conditioner was lovely with a beautiful natural scent.
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Ed Wohl Bird's Eye Oval Cutting Board
Product: Ed Wohl Bird's Eye Oval Cutting Board
Color: Light Wood
Retailer: Williams-Sonoma
Ed Wohl Bird's Eye Oval Cutting Board
We love this exquisitely crafted wooden board, which can be used as a functional cutting surface as well as an elegant presentation piece. It's hand made by Edward Wohl, an award-winning Wisconsin artist who carefully fashions each board by joining sections from a single piece of bird's-eye maple.
- As practical as it is beautiful, this handcrafted board is durable enough for everyday food prep, yet gentle on knives edges.
- Doubles as a serving piece for cheeses, cured meats, appetizers and more.
- Each board is crafted by joining sections from a single piece of specially selected, bird's-eye maple, so the wood tone and grain are consistent throughout.
- The wood is precision-shaped and hand-beveled for graceful shape and balance, then hand-sanded and finished to create a perfectly smooth surface.
- Bird's-eye maple is an exotic hardwood, found in only one of every 500 maple trees.


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Lacoste Marcel Flat
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The Lacoste Marcel is perfect for your casual style. When you slip into this suede flat, you'll feel cute, stylish, and right on trend.
- Suede upper
- Upfront lacing
- Signature croc logo at hind quarter
- Vulcanized sole
- Imported
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March 16, 2013
Comfortable Flats
"I agree with previous reviewers that this is a very comfortable, stylish flat. Looks good with capris, jeans, etc."
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December 20, 2012
Black Lacoste Marcel Flat
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Light, Light of Christ
Divine energy, power, or influence that proceeds from God through Christ and gives life and light to all things. It is the law by which all things are governed in heaven and on earth (D&C 88:6–13). It also helps people understand gospel truths and helps to put them on that gospel path which leads to salvation (John 3:19–21; 12:46; Alma 26:15; 32:35; D&C 93:28–29, 31–32, 40, 42).
The light of Christ should not be confused with the Holy Ghost. The light of Christ is not a person. It is an influence that comes from God and prepares a person to receive the Holy Ghost. It is an influence for good in the lives of all people (John 1:9; D&C 84:46–47).
One manifestation of the light of Christ is conscience, which helps a person choose between right and wrong (Moro. 7:16). As people learn more about the gospel, their consciences become more sensitive (Moro. 7:12–19). People who hearken to the light of Christ are led to the gospel of Jesus Christ (D&C 84:46–48).
- The Lord is my light:Ps. 27:1;
- Let us walk in the light of the Lord:Isa. 2:5; ( 2 Ne. 12:5; )
- The Lord shall be an everlasting light:Isa. 60:19;
- The true Light lighteth every man that cometh into the world:John 1:4–9; ( John 3:19; D&C 6:21;
- I am the light of the world:John 8:12; ( John 9:5; D&C 11:28; )
- Whatsoever is light, is good:Alma 32:35;
- Christ is the life and the light of the world:Alma 38:9; ( 3 Ne. 9:18;
3 Ne.11:11; Ether 4:12; )
- The Spirit of Christ is given to every man that he may know good from evil:Moro. 7:15–19;
- That which is of God is light, and groweth brighter and brighter until the perfect day:D&C 50:24;
- The Spirit giveth light to every man:D&C 84:45–48; ( D&C 93:1–2; )
- He that keepeth his commandments receiveth light and truth:D&C 93:27–28;
- Light and truth forsake that evil one:D&C 93:37;