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- 14 rollers: 2 petite, 3 small, 4 medium, 3 large, 2 jumbo
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- Always unplug immediately after using.
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Compact design. The ultimate set to create today's polished hair styles with non damaging - steam conditions your hair as it curls.
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If the federal spending cuts known as the "Sequester" go into effect this Friday, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is prepared to cut $600 million from its budget for the remainder of the fiscal year, which ends September 30th. The cuts could affect air traffic control facilities at both large and small airports in the region.
Air traffic controllers and security workers at commercial airports like Logan in Boston and Bradley in Hartford could see significant hour reductions if the cuts go into effect. But Massport director of Aviation, Ed Freni, says Logan is ready with contingency plans that were already used during the snow storm earlier this month and during Hurricane Sandy.
"Our public service reps will be around the airport to assist with people if the lines get long, which we hope that doesn't happen. We're working with our concessionaires so they will be ready in case we need extended hours."
Freni says operations would not be impacted until April. Smaller airports in the region could also be affected by the cuts. Twelve airports in Massachusetts and Connecticut are on an FAA list of facilities that could see their air traffic control towers closed. Brian Barnes, manager of the Westfield-Barnes Regional airport in Westfield, Massachusetts, says the airport could continue operations without a control tower. But he says the loss of a staffed tower could result in fewer corporate tenants at the airport.
"I see the greatest impact as coming down the line, us trying to get businesses to move in to the airfield, and to try to bed them down here as new tenants. They would probably be more reluctant to come here knowing that there's not an air traffic control tower. So eventually it would impact you economically."
Fifteen aviation companies currently operate at the airport. Regional airports in Worcester and Hartford are also on the list of potential air traffic control cuts.

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Michael Antonio Keona Platform Pump
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Dude! This is no fight. This is a forum! :D Just like you just did, we are also just giving our opinion.
Tanks for your intel by the way. About that: Doesn't it depend on the product wether a limited run is more expensive or not?
Not at all! That's simply called running a business with good marketing.
But what if you have a plan: You are going to make a computer, that already have been sold for $300, and now you are going to sell it for... $81!! You make a nice video that says... $81!! You reach the media saying... $81!! Your Kickstarter project is a succes because of that number... $81. Now there are 20 days left and suddenly you think: You know what, I will add some colors. Maybe make it from another material (aluminum?).... but now these special editiond will be for $99. Now there will be somebody, somewhere, (on a forum like this, in a thread just like this one) who thinks: Heyyyyy, but that was not the plan?
You already said it yourself my friend ''If I have a store''. But this is not a store, this is a Kickstarter project. They should have waited for their store to open and THEN use this forms of marketing by adding other fabrics, colors, accesoiries, etc. It's obvious that they have a commercial mind: On Kickstarter they have a lot of attention and probably millions of views, so why not take this chance by adding the extra products now if you know (almost for sure) that they will sell out immediately.
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Now please don't put words in my mouth. It may look like I'm heading there but that's not my intention, I never said this was bait-and-switch!! Then again, the only factor that keeps this from being bait-and-switch, is that the original low priced product is still available.
Where it comes down to is this: They didn't do anything that is against the rules. They don't trick people with their product because (I red only one review) their quality is good and they are built verry well and neat. Their price of $81 and even $99 is extremely low, believe me I know this! I even know that they are still selling the original denim for $81. It's really tiring to have to say all this extras because I just know that if I don't, people will say things that probably have a lot to do with GUSTIN but nothing with this discussion, like: ''Yeahh..Well if you don't like it, don't buy it then!'' , ''$99 is still cheap, look at the other denim manufacturers'' , ''What are you complaning about? They aren't lying of tricking anybody'', ''There is nothing wrong with their quality or product'' , ''this is no bait-and-switch'' etc. etc. etc.
What I haven't heard is: ''Yeah so what, all companies are sneaky like this and they all would have done the same.'' Before somebody says it, here is already my answer: That's correct! They ALL do it... But I still get the freedom to point that out, right? What GUSTIN did was completely normal, but sneaky in my opinion. And it had an effect on ME. I study marketing and I know that Team GUSTIN are verry good at it, that is a fact. That is also why I have this strong opinion. What they are doing is sneaky and clever that's all I'm saying. You may call me a moralist on this subject
P.S. I sent them an e-mail with some questions and my opinion. Their reaction came with a lot of words and extra info that I didn't ask for. I didn't get an answer on my opinion and then simply: ''The answer is fabric prices.'' The explanation they gave came was just funny. I know enough!
They are gooooood!
Thank you! And we are both right because it's a matter of opinion. Say, a different way of interpretation.
Man, they keep coming out with various denim yet, they can't work on different fits sooner? I want my slim/tapered fit!!! Wah wah wah.
THANK YOU LA Guy!!!!! Thank you a 1000 times!!! Finally someone that agrees with the fact that, what GUSTIN did (bring up the price to $99 while promising $81) could make somebody (like ME! ) bitch on a forum. They probably made a small miscalculation in their business-plan. Now I want to say 10 other things to prove this point.... but I won't, because I already did this in my other posts.


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70% recycled steel. 0% recycled style. One of the reasons we started Varaluz was to address things we thought our industry was shamefully ignoring. We have a reality facing us a people, as a nation, and as a world that requires us to be more responsible. Energy efficiency certainly has an important place, but a larger impact can come from designing with responsible materials and designing out waste in the manufacturing and distribution process. At Varaluz, we believe that lighting should not only be interesting, but sustainable. Most of our fixtures use steel that has 70% or greater recycled content and glass that is 100% recycled. We use many sustainable and reclaimed materials in our glass or shades. Whenever you see the "eco-luz" designation on our products, you can be confident that the item is made with recycled or reclaimed materials – and that we're committed to preserving the earth. The old saying goes, "One person's trash is another's treasure." We just take it to beautiful extremes.
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July 25, 2013
CHICAGO – Governor Pat Quinn today released the below statement following Illinois Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka's announcement. Earlier this month, Governor Quinn issued a line-item veto of House Bill 214 to suspend pay for state legislators until they break years of legislative inertia on comprehensive pension reform. Under the Illinois Constitution, the governor has the power to line-item veto any appropriation.
Lack of action on pension reform costs Illinois taxpayers millions of dollars every day, has forced $2 billion in education cuts and $3 billion in social service cuts, and has resulted in multiple downgrades of the state's credit rating.
"Today Comptroller Topinka properly recognized and adhered to my line-item veto of appropriations for legislative salaries.
"By doing so, she followed the express provisions of the Illinois Constitution.
"Legislators should not be paid until they enact comprehensive pension reform.
"In addition, I've also asked the comptroller to withhold my own paycheck until this important reform is achieved.
"Pension reform is the most urgent priority facing the state of Illinois.
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Dollhouse Dazzle Wedge Sandal
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Add some edge to any look in the Dollhouse Dazzle. This sculpted wedge heel is sky high and sure to get your noticed in an instant!
- Patent leather upper
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"I had never worn this type of a wedge before, and it took some getting used to. It was hard to balance at first, but the straps were very comfortable on my feet. I got the black, and the straps are very shiny and sexy in real life. I love the shape. It's very unique, and I got a lot of attention for them. I usually wear 8 1/2, and that's what I got, and they fit perfectly. I think the best thing about these is that they are so versatile. You can wear them with jeans for a casual look, or wear them with something more formal at the office, or with an edgy dress at a club."
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NEW YORK -- An automaker thinks it has finally solved the problem that has dogged family vehicles since the dawn the automotive age: an easy way to get rid of all the junk that drops between the seats.
Honda is bringing what it says is the industry's first vacuum cleaner to 2014 Odyssey minivan, which will be displayed here at the New York Auto Show opening this week.
The small HondaVAC, as its being called, is built into the minivan's rear well. It is meant to be an easy solution to the bane of parents everywhere who have seen the accumulation grow after any long car trip -- tiny tiny mountains of stray french fries, straw wrappers, pennies and Skittles from stem to stern.
The most obvious of all minivan options grew out of the idea of a single engineer who came back from a trip with his kids frustrated about the garbage that accumulated in the family vehicle, says Tami Giammarco, a Honda senior engineer in Ohio.
"We found it would have a lot of value to our customers," she says. So the team started scouting gas stations and car washes to figure out the secrets of the best auto vacs.
The result was a small unit with a hose long enough to reach the entire minivan cabin. It comes with two heads, a wide one and a narrow one for crevices. In a test run by USA TODAY with a variety of junk food, the vac easily sucked up Froot Loops cereal but choked with it came to Cheetos. They were too long and had to be crunched up a bit in order to make them easier for the vac to digest.
Auto Show: Honda Odyssey packs a Vacuum Cleaner in the back
When the refreshed Odyssey goes on sale this summer, the vac will be standard equipment in the fanciest version, the Touring Elite. It has not been determined which other versions it will be available in, or its price.
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The Crusaders booked their place in the Super Rugby semis thanks to a 38-9 victory over the Reds in Christchurch on Saturday.
The Crusaders booked their place in the Super Rugby semi-finals thanks to a 38-9 victory over the Reds in their play-off in Christchurch on Saturday.
The identity of the seven-time champions' semi-final opponents depends on the result of Sunday's other play-off between the Brumbies and Cheetahs: A home victory for the Brumbies will mean the Crusaders stay in New Zealand for a date with the Chiefs in Hamilton next Saturday but they will have travel to Pretoria to face the Bulls if the Cheetahs get the job done in Canberra.
The Crusaders outscored the 2011 champs four tries to none in a one-sided affair as they notched their impressive late-season form up a level.
The Reds looked to go toe-to-toe with the big home pack with little success as they were consistently outmuscled in the tight phases. Off that platform, the Crusaders backs could keep the scoreboard ticking.
The Crusaders led 21-6 at the interval thanks to tries from Ryan Crotty and Dan Carter and the gap could well have been a lot larger as the TMO twice turned down the hosts after they crossed the whitewash.
A try from Tom Marshall and another for Crotty secured the victory in the second period as the Crusaders maintained their unbeaten record in play-offs on home soil.
Carter opened the scoring early on when the Reds back-line was penalised for drifting offside.
And the Crusaders went 10-0 up when Crotty exposed the Reds midfield's defensive frailty, busting through Jono Lance's tackle to score under the posts. Full-back Israel Dagg's charge for the line had set up a five-metre scrum and the Crusaders made the most of the opportunity as Carter sent a short pass to centre Crotty, running back on the angle. Carter added the easy conversion.
All the momentum was with the hosts but Quade Cooper got his team on the scoreboard on the 15-minute mark after Crotty was penalised for not releasing the tackled player.
Reds full-back Ben Lucas had a crack from long range but his effort grazed the outside of the upright to leave the scores at 10-3 at the end of the first quarter.
Carter restored the 10-point gap after Wyatt Crockett got the better of James Slipper at scrum time and forced the penalty. Cooper replied almost immediately however as Crockett undid his previous good work by giving away an offside penalty.
The hosts stretched their lead on the half-hour mark though, when Carter showed his pace to score in the corner after a break from Sam Whitelock. The fly-half's conversion effort sailed wide, but at 18-6 the hosts were in the driving seat.
Reds flank Eddie Quirk was pinged for not letting go as the Crusaders pack rumbled through a ruck and Carter hit the target to make it 21-6. And so it remained until the break as the TMO could not find evidence that George Whitelock had grounded the ball over the try-line in the dying minutes of the half.
A sensational try early in the second period essentially sealed the result for the home side. Crockett made a break and an excellent offload to Matt Todd, who provided the link with another great pass to Marshall for the hosts' third five-pointer.
Carter's conversion took the advantage to 22 points meaning that when the TMO found no clear evidence of a Reds try after a rare attack, the visitors' hopes were over and Richie McCaw's late appearance off the bench was anecdotal.
Yet the Crusaders kept pushing and Carter produced another piece of magic with a break and offload to send Crotty over for his second try.
Tom Taylor added a late penalty to rub salt into the wounds of a well-beaten Reds team.
The scorers:
For Crusaders:
Tries: Crotty 2, Carter, Marshall
Cons: Carter 3
Pens: Carter 3, Taylor
For Reds:
Pens: Cooper 3
Crusaders: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Tom Marshall, 13 Ryan Crotty, 12 Tom Taylor, 11 Zac Guildford, 10 Dan Carter, 9 Andy Ellis, 8 Kieran Read (c), 7 Matt Todd, 6 George Whitelock, 5 Sam Whitelock, 4 Luke Romano, 3 Owen Franks, 2 Corey Flynn, 1 Wyatt Crockett. Replacements: 16 Ben Funnell, 17 Joe Moody, 18 Luke Whitelock, 19 Richie McCaw, 20 Willi Heinz, 21 Tyler Bleyendaal, 22 Adam Whitelock.
Reds: 15 Ben Lucas, 14 Dom Shipperley, 13 Ben Tapuai, 12 Jono Lance, 11 Chris Feauai-Sautia, 10 Quade Cooper, 9 Will Genia, 8 Jake Schatz, 7 Liam Gill, 6 Eddie Quirk, 5 James Horwill (c), 4 Rob Simmons, 3 James Slipper, 2 Saia Faingaa, 1 Greg Holmes.
Replacements: 16 Albert Anae, 17 Jono Owen, 18 Ed O'Donoghue, 19 Radike Samo, 20 Beau Robinson, 21 Nick Frisby, 22 Luke Morahan.
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa)
Assistant referees: Garratt Williamson (New Zealand), Mike Fraser (New Zealand)
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Final Sale - Gucci Patent Shoulder Bag
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Treat yourself to a world class luxury handbag from Gucci! A global icon in the fashion industry Gucci brings us high fashion and high quality handbags that can carry you from season to season. Enjoy the luxurious style and signature Gucci details of the Patent Shoulder Bag.
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- Patent shoulder bag
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- Includes logo printed Gucci dust bag
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By Teresa Rivas
Legg Mason (LM) is buying Fauchier Partners, the latest move in a round of industry consolidation.
The news comes as it is also taking a $750 million writedown, partially on diminished expectations for its own affiliate Permal Group.
Fauchier, a division of BNP Paribas (BNPQY), is a fund-of-hedge-funds, meaning that invests in the hedge funds of other firms. Legg Mason plans to combine it with Permal, to create a new entity with more than $24 billion in assets under management.
Permal, with about $18.3 billion AUM as of the end of Legg's fiscal year this spring, has suffered along with its peers, as investors withdraw money. In the same press release announcing the acquisition, Legg said it would take a charge between $650 and $750 million in the current quarter ($460 million to $550 million after taxes), due partly to the outflows that have hit Permal.


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The "Great Hunters of Knowledge Tribe" converged at their preschool for a mini pow wow on Nov. 26 in Huntington. Their teacher Carol Ann Stream said, "They have spent the last few weeks learning about the first Thanksgiving and preparing for their pow wow. They have constructed amulets made out of seeds and they also made either bear or eagle claw necklaces. They made headbands with feathers and drums out of oatmeal containers.
"We had authentic Indian pow wow music provided by Tillie Winder. We also made buckskin vests out of paper sacks. The children have really enjoyed making the items in preparation for their pow wow. They all wanted to take everything home immediately to show their parents and it was hard for them to wait for the big day. We have also made Indian stew this month and the children all brought a vegetable from home and prepared it themselves for the stew. If it was a potato then they had to peel it or if it was a canned vegetable they would open it themselves and pour stew.
"We also taught the children how to grind corn like the Indians used to do. They took a large rock and ground the corn out on the cement patio. It took awhile for them to get a little bit ground up and I pointed out to them how hard it would be to grind enough corn to make bread. We baked cornbread muffins that day which we made from a mix.
"We also talked about the Indian helper, Squanto who helped the first Pilgrims and we talked about how they lived on their ship until they were able to build houses on the land. Also, to go along with our Indian unit we will visit the CEU Prehistoric Museum in January and look at all of the Indian artifacts.
"The children learned four songs about Indians and also some dances. We danced around the teepee that was set up in the front yard and all of the parents and friends of the tribe were invited to come and see what the children had learned. It's really been a lot of fun and now we will begin preparing for our Christmas program which will be held on Dec. 16," said Stream.
The "Great Hunters of Knowledge Tribe" included: Austin Allred, Shadleigh Allred, Micah Bass, Britton Childs, Aniston Curtis, Sheldon Frandsen, Bayler Griffin, Brittany Hansen, Louie Ivie, Paytn Jeffs, Shantz Jensen, Mikayla Prettyman, Kaitlyn Randall, Caden Riggle, Kamrie Simmons, Kannon Toomer, Brettlyn Tuttle, Triston Tuttle, Kodi Bell, Jaymin Bertuzzi, Tristen Deabenderfer, Ty Gordon, Austin Guymon, Hal Guymon, Sydnee Guymon, Cassidy Heaps, Jaylee Hilliard, Kyler Key, Baylan Nelson, Will Smith, Jazmyn Stoddard, Brooke Taylor, Ashlee Ungerman, Taylor Wilstead.


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Keys of the Priesthood
See also Dispensation; First Presidency; Priesthood
Keys are the rights of presidency, or the power given to man by God to direct, control, and govern God's priesthood on earth. Priesthood holders called to positions of presidency receive keys from those in authority over them. Priesthood holders use the priesthood only within the limits outlined by those who hold the keys. The President of the Church holds all priesthood keys (D&C 107:65–67, 91–92; 132:7).
- Peter received the keys of the kingdom:Matt. 16:19;
- Michael (Adam) received the keys of salvation under the direction of Jesus Christ:D&C 78:16;
- The keys of the kingdom belong always to the First Presidency:D&C 81:2;
- The Melchizedek Priesthood holds the key of the mysteries of the knowledge of God:D&C 84:19;
- Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery received keys concerning the gathering of Israel, the gospel of Abraham, and the sealing powers:D&C 110:11–16;
- Special keys are held by the Twelve Apostles:D&C 112:16;
- The First Presidency and the Twelve hold the keys of the dispensation of the fulness of times:D&C 112:30–34;
- Officers in the priesthood hold keys:D&C 124:123;
- He who has keys can obtain knowledge:D&C 128:11;
- The Aaronic Priesthood holds the keys of the ministering of angels and of the gospel of repentance and baptism:JS—H 1:69; ( D&C 13; )


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SN 2099 - General Household Survey, 1983
By Principal Investigator(s):
Reports produced in hard copy only (some may now be out of print):
OPCS, Social Survey Division, (1972-1995)
General Household Survey
, London: HMSO.
Goddard, E., (1992)
Voluntary work : a study carried out on behalf of the Home Office as part of the 1992 General Household Survey
, OPCS Social Survey Division Series GHS No.23 Supplement A, London: HMSO.
ONS, Social Survey Division (1996)
Living in Britain: results from the 1994 General Household Survey
, London: HMSO.
ONS, Social Survey Division (1997)
Living in Britain: results from the 1995 General Household Survey
, London: The Stationery Office.
ONS, Social Survey Division (1997)
Living in Britain: preliminary results from the 1995 General Household Survey
, London: The Stationery Office.
ONS, Social Survey Division (2000)
Living in Britain: results from the 1998 General Household Survey
, London: The Stationery Office.
ONS, Social Survey Division (2001)
Living in Britain: results from the 2000 General Household Survey
, London: The Stationery Office.
Coulthard, M., Walker, A. and Morgan A. (2001)
Assessing people's perceptions of their neighbourhood and community involvement
, London: Health Development Agency.
ONS, Social Survey Division (2002)
Disadvantaged households: results from the 2000 survey
, London: Stationery Office.
ONS, Social Survey Division (2002)
Living in Britain: results from the 2001 General Household Survey
, London: The Stationery Office.
ONS, Social Survey Division (2002)
People aged 65 and over: results of an independent study carried out on behalf of the Department of Health as part of the 2001 General Household Survey
, London: The Stationery Office.
ONS, Social Survey Division (2002)
People's perceptions of their neighbourhood and community involvement
, London: The Stationery Office.
ONS, Social Survey Division (2002)
Carers 2000
, London: The Stationery Office.
ONS, Social and Vital Statistics Division (2003)
Living in Britain: results from the 2002 General Household Survey
, London: The Stationery Office.
ONS, Social and Vital Statistics Division (2003)
Sports and leisure: results from the sports and leisure module of the 2002 General Household Survey
, London: The Stationery Office.
ONS, Social and Vital Statistics Division (2004)
Living in Britain: results from the 2003 General Household Survey
Further information may be found on the Office for National Statistics
Resulting from Secondary Analysis:
Gilbert, G.N., Arber, S. and Dale, A. (1980) 'The General Household Survey',
SSRC Survey Archive Bulletin
, 16.
Arber, S., Gilbert, G.N. and Dale, A. (1981) 'Conversion of the GHS into SPSS compatible files',
SSRC Survey Archive Bulletin
, 20, pp.1-2.
Gilbert, G.N., Dale, A. and Arber, S. (1982) 'The crosslinker: a computer program for the analysis of hierarchical data sets using non-hierarchical analysis packages',
SSRC Survey Archive Bulletin
, 22, pp.7-10.
Gilbert, G.N., Dale, A. and Arber, S. (1983) 'The General Household Survey as a source for secondary analysis',
, May, 17(2), pp.255-9.
Arber, S. et al. (1984) 'Surrey GHS datasets',
SSRC Data Archive Bulletin
, January.
Dale, A. et al. (1987) 'Time series analysis of the GHS',
The General Household Survey Newsletter
, no.3, pp.15-16.
Moss, P. and Owen, C. (1989-90) 'Use of pre-school daycare and education 1979-86',
Children and Society
, vol. 3/4, pp.296-310.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1990) 'The meaning of informal care: gender and the contribution of elderly people',
Ageing and Society
10(4), pp.429-54.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1991) 'The invisiblity of age: gender and class in later life',
Sociological Review
39(2), pp.260-291.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1991)
Gender and later life: a sociological analysis of resources and constraints
, London: Sage.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1991) 'Gender, class and income inequalities in later life',
British Journal of Sociology
42(3), pp.369-96.
Katz, L.F., Loveman, G.W. and Blanchflower, D.G.,
A comparison of changes in the structure of wages in four OECD countries
(Conference on Differences and Changes in Wage Structures, Cambridge, MA, July 23-24 1992).
Askham, J. et al. (1992)
Life after 60: a profile of Britain's older population
, London: Age Concern Institute of Gerontology. ISBN 1-872342-60-4.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1992) 'Class and caring: a forgotten dimension',
26(4), pp.619-34.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1992) 'In sickness and in health: caregiving, gender and the independence of elderly people' in C. Marsh and S. Arber (eds.)
Families and households: divisions and change
, London: Macmillan, pp.86-105.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1992) 'Towards women's independence: pension systems in three contrasting European welfare states',
Journal of European Social Policy
4(2), pp.255-77.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1992) 'Elderly people living alone: the relation of social and material resources to service use' in F. Laczko and C. Victor (eds.)
Social policy and older people: community care in the 90s
, Aldershot: Avebury.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1992) 'Gender and resources in later life',
Sociology Review
2(2), pp.6-10.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1992) 'The transmission of income inequality: gender non-state pensions' in K. Morgan (ed.)
Gerontology: responding to an ageing society
, London: Jessica Kingsley, pp.63-83.
Ginn, J. (1992) 'Cultural stereotypes of older women' in J. Johnson and R. Slater (eds.)
Ageing and later life
, London: Sage/Open University, pp.60-67.
Arber, S. and Lahelma, E. (1993) 'Women, paid employment and ill-health in Britain and Finland',
Acta Sociologica
, 36, pp.121-138.
Arber, S. and Lahelma, E. (1993) 'Inequalities in women's and men's ill-health: Britain and Finland compared',
Social Science and Medicine
, 37(8), pp.1055-1068.
Arber, S. (1993) 'Chronic illness over the life course: chronic inequalities among men and women in Britain' in Abel, T. et al. (eds.)
Medical sociology: research on chronic illness
, Sozialwissenschaftliche Tagungsberichte Band 3, Bonn/Berlin: Informationszentrum Sozialwissenschaften.
Arber, S. and Evandrou, M. (1993) 'Mapping the territory ' in S. Arber and and M. Evandrou (eds.)
Ageing, independence and the life course
, London: Jessica Kingsley.
Blanchflower, D. and Oswald, A. (1993)
International wage curves
, CEP Discussion Paper No. 116, February.
Blanchflower, D.G. and Freeman, R.B.,
Did the Thatcher reforms change British labour performance?
, NBER Working Paper Series No.4384, June 1993.
York Health Economics Consortium/Social Policy Research Unit, (1993)
Department of Health initiative: caring for people living at home
, Final report, University of York, July.
Payne, J., Payne, C., Heath, A. (1993) 'Modelling trends in multiway tables', in R. Davies and A. Dale (eds.)
Analysing social and political change: a casebook of methods
, London: Sage.
Waldfogel, J. (1993)
Women working for less: a longitudinal analysis of the family gap
, Welfare State Programmes Discussion Paper WSP/93, London School of Economics, September.
Barr, N. and Falkingham, J. (1993)
Paying for learning
, Welfare State Programme Discussion Paper WSP/94, London School of Economics, September.
Ginn, J. (1993) 'Pension statistics ignored',
Radical Statistics
53, pp.13-15.
Ginn, J. (1993) 'Vanishing trick: how to make married women disappear from pension statistics',
Radical Statistics
54, pp.37-43.
Ginn, J. (1993) 'Grey power: age-based organisations' response to structured inequalities',
Critical Social Policy
, 13(2), pp.23-47.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1993) 'Class, caring and the life course' in S. Arber and M. Evandrou (eds.)
Ageing, independence and the life course
, London: Jessica Kingsley.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1993) 'Older women's working lives: household ties or new employment opportunities?' in G. Dunne, R. Blackburn and J. Jarman (eds.)
Inequalities in employment, inequalities in home life
, Cambridge: Sociological Research Group.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1993) 'Pension penalties: the gendered division of occupational welfare',
Work, Employment and Society
7(1), pp.47-70.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1993) 'The gendered resource triangle: health and resources in later life' in S. Platt, H. Thomas, G. Williams and S. Scott (eds.)
Locating health: sociological and historical explanations
, Aldershot: Avebury, pp.29-56.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1993) 'Gender and inequalities in health in later life' in M. Stacey and V. Olensen (eds.)
Social Science and Medicine
special issue on 'Women, men and health' 36(1), pp.33-46.
Ginn, J. (1993) 'No jam tomorrow: why women are disadvantaged in occupational pensions' (exemplar C in chapter 13) in N. Gilbert (ed.)
Researching social life
, London: Sage, pp.270-86.
Machin, S. and Waldfogel, J. (1993?)
The decline of the male breadwinner: changing shares of husbands' and wives' earnings in family income
, Welfare State Programme Discussion Paper WSP/103, London School of Economics.
Hills, J. (with the LSE Welfare State Programme) (1993),
The future of welfare: a guide to the debate
, York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation, November.
Blanchflower, D.G., and Oswald, A.J. (1994)
Estimating a wage curve for Britain 1973-1990
, NBER Working Paper Series No. 4770, June.
Dressler, W. W. (1994) 'Social status and the health of families: a model',
Social Science and Medicine
, 39(12), pp.1605-1613.
Godfrey, C. and Hardman, C. (1994)
Changing the social costs of alcohol: final report to the AERC
, University of York, Centre for Health Economics, February.
Peggs, K.,
Will you still feed me when I'm 64?
(Paper for presentation to the British Sociological Association Annual Conference, University of Central Lancashire, March 28th to 31st, 1994).
Owen, D. (1994)
The earnings of minority ethnic groups in late 1980s Britain
, National Ethnic Minority Data Archive Information Paper 94/1, April.
Peggs, K. (1994)
London: the key facts
, briefing paper about health and health care in London, London: King's Fund Institute, April.
Jarvis, C. and Hancock, R. (eds.) (1994),
Data dictionary: General Household Survey 1979-1992
, Age Concern Institute of Gerontology, King's College London, July.
Glover, J. and Arber, S.,
Polarisation in mothers' employment: occupational class, age of youngest child, employment rights and work-hours
(Paper presented to the Work, Employment and Society conference, University of Kent, UK, September 12-14 1994).
Hancock, R. and Weir, P. (1994)
Pensioners' incomes in Great Britain, 1979-1989: detailed analyses of the General Household and Family Expenditure Surveys
, Age Concern Institute of Gerontology Working Paper No. 7 (revised version), September.
Ginn, J. and Dugard P. (1994) 'Statistics: a gendered agenda',
Radical Statistics
58, pp.2-14.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1994) 'Women's independent and derived pensions compared in Britain and Denmark' in H. Peemans-Poullet and J. Carton de Tournai (eds.)
L'individualisation des droits dans le secteur des pensions des travailleurs salaries
, Brussels: Universite des Femmes.
Ginn, J. (1994) 'Linking family data in the General Household Survey: mid-life women's employment contextualised',
General Household Survey Newsletter
, Colchester: ESRC Data Archive.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1994) 'Gender and pensions in Europe: current trends in women's pension acquisition' in P. Brown and R. Crompton (eds.)
A new Europe: economic restructuring and social exclusion
, London: UCL Press, pp.57-84.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1994) 'Heading for hardship: how the British pension system has failed women' in S. Baldwin and J. Falkingham (eds.)
Social security and social change: new challenges to the Beveridge model
, Hemel Hempstead: Harvester Wheatsheaf.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1994) 'Women and aging',
Reviews in Clinical Gerontology
4(4), pp.93-102.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1994) 'Midlife women's employment and pension entitlement in relation to coresident adult children in Great Britain',
Journal of Marriage and the Family
, November, pp.813-9.
Astin, M. and Corden, A. (1994)
Caring for people at home, demand estimation - log-linear analysis (logit model) of the 1991 GHS data
, University of York Social Policy Research Unit, December.
Astin, M., Corden, A., and Slack, R. (1995) 'Estimating the need for care at home: a tool for local authorities?',
Research, Policy and Planning
13(1/2), pp. 25-28.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1995) 'The mirage of gender equality: occupational success in the labour market and within marriage',
British Journal of Sociology
46(1), March, pp.21-43.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1995) 'Exploring mid-life women's employment',
29(1), February, pp.73-94.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1995) 'Gender differences in informal caring',
Health and Social Care in the Community
3, pp.19-31.
Gregg, P. and Wadsworth, J. (1995) 'A short history of labour turnover, job tenure, and job security, 1975-93',
Oxford Review of Economic Policy
11(1), pp.73-90.
Harkness, S., Machin, S., and Waldfogel, J. (1995)
Evaluating the pin-money hypothesis: the relationship between women's labour market activity, family income and poverty in Britain
, Welfare State Programme Discussion Paper WSP/108, London School of Economics.
King's Fund Policy Institute (1995) 'Education, economic prosperity and health',
Society and Health
3, Summer, pp. 1-5.
Murphy, M. (1995) 'Sterilization as a method of contraception: recent trends in Great Britain and their implications',
Journal of Biosocial Science
27, pp. 31-46.
Blacktop, J. (1995)
The influence of age, sex and educational attainment on employment status and income
, Research Report Series RR9506, University of Huddersfield, August.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1995) 'Gender differences in the relationship between paid employment and informal care',
Work, Employment and Society
9(3), September, pp.445-471.
Arber, S. and Ginn, J. (1995) 'Choice and constraint in the retirement of older married women' in S. Arber and J. Ginn (eds.)
Connecting gender and ageing: a sociological approach
, Buckingham: Open University Press, September.
Glover, J. and Arber, S. (1995) 'Polarization in mothers' employment',
Gender, Work and Organization
2(4), October, pp.165-179.
Burrows, R. and Nettleton, S. (1995) 'Going against the grain: smoking and 'heavy' drinking amongst the British middle classes',
Sociology of Health and Illness
17(5), November.
Forrest, R. et al..,
Home ownership in the United Kingdom: the potential for growth?
, London: Council of Mortgage Lenders, November.
Hancock, R., Jarvis, C. and Mueller, G. (1995)
The outlook for incomes in retirement: social trends and attitudes
, Age Concern Institute of Gerontology, King's College London, December.
Harkness, S. (1996) 'The gender earnings gap: evidence from the UK',
Fiscal Studies
, 17(2), pp.1-36.
Disney, R., and Stears, G. (1996)
Why is there a decline in defined benefit pension plan membership in Britain?
Working Paper Series No. W96/4, Institute for Fiscal Studies.
Evandrou, M. (1996) 'Employment, care and unpaid work: the socio- economic position of informal carers in Britain', in J.Phillips (ed.)
Working carers
, Avebury Press.
Holmans, A., and Frosztega, M. (1996)
Negative equity: information from household interview surveys
, Dept. of Environment Occasional Paper, London: Dept. of Environment, June.
Holmans, A., and Frosztega, M. (1996)
Housing equity withdrawal: information from household interview surveys
, Dept. of Environment Occasional Paper, London: Dept. of Environment, June.
Duncan, A., and Giles, C. (1996) 'Should we subsidise pre-school childcare, and if so, how?',
Fiscal Studies
17(3), August, pp.39-61.
Bartley, M., and Owen, C. (1996) 'Relations between socioeconomic status, employment and health during economic change, 1973-93',
British Medical Journal
313, 24th August, pp.445-449.
Evandrou, M. (1996) 'Unpaid work, carers and health' in D. Blane, E. Brunner, and R. Wilkinson (eds.)
Health and social organisation: towards a health policy for the 21st century
, London: Routledge.
Ginn, J. and Arber, S. (1996) 'Gender, age and attitudes to retirement in mid-life',
Ageing and Society
16, pp.27-55.
Lampard, R., and Peggs, K. (1996)
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Psycho gave our two playtesters a little more pop than they get from their full polyester setups. For Andy, this was a good thing. He said, "This hybrid provided a nice amount of power. It had more power than a full bed of Cyclone (which was a nice boost), but it wasn't uncontrollable. It was nice not having to work as hard to produce pace on my shots."
"With its hybrid construction, Psycho gave me more pop on my shots than my regular full poly setup," said Chris, who appreciated the balance of control and power. "I played with the Cyclone in the mains, and I really enjoyed the power level of this string. I was able to find depth and pace with ease. I liked the added zip on passing shots and serves. I was also finding it easy to control pace when rallying. Even on approach shots, where I favor control over power from the stringbed, I found plenty of pace, yet never felt like I was losing too much control. At net, this string setup pocketed the ball well. I was punching volleys with authority and getting ample power to help knife the ball away."
While this isn't the most spin friendly string our team has hit, the feel of Psycho helped Chris calibrate the spin. He said, "The amount of spin I was finding on topspin shots was pretty solid with this string. While it was not up there with the level of spin I get from some polys, it was better than any multifilament or natural gut offering, and even better than some polys. The Cyclone main string grabbed the ball very well, and topspin was decent through the life of the string. I actually preferred hitting slice with this setup due to the level of feel. I felt very connected to the ball on my slice backhand, and I was comfortable knifing through the ball very aggressively. I also liked the feel on drop shots and lobs. I just had a better sense of how much spin I was getting with this string than I typically get from a full poly stringbed. That gave me the confidence to swing faster when I wanted, which resulted in even more spin."
Although he didn't find quite as much bite as he's used to, Andy still managed to get some great results. He said, "With the poly in the mains I did notice a drop off in spin potential from a full bed of Cyclone. However, with the multifilament in the mains it would have produced a more spin-friendly setup, and I would've had some extra rotations on the ball that would get it diving back at the court. I was able to get my slices knifing and my topspin groundstrokes jumping, but once again, not quite as much spin as a full bed of poly would give me."
Our team found Psycho to be extremely comfortable. Andy was impressed, saying, "Coming from a full bed of poly, I definitely noticed a big boost in comfort and feel with the hybrid setup. I was amazed at how less jarring it was on my arm, especially when I made contact outside of the sweetspot. The Power Fiber in the crosses give the stringbed a pillowy-soft feel, and I felt totally connected to the ball, too. Great feel, playability and comfort!"
In full agreement with Andy, Chris had a very comfortable ride. He said, "I thought the comfort of this hybrid was top notch. The stringbed felt comfortable in my Volkl Organix 7 295, even with the stiffer poly in the mains. There was good ball pocketing on every shot, and even off-center shots sunk into the stringbed with a more forgiving feel than I'm used to. If comfort was an issue for me as a poly player, I'd definitely be switching to something like this. It offers most of the benefit of a poly stringbed with much less shock."
Psycho gave our playtesters more than enough control. For Chris, the feel was crucial, especially on shorter strokes. He said, "While the Power Fiber II cross string added some power to the stringbed of this setup, it also added plenty of feel. The result was a high level of control to complement the added power. The power level for me was just a tad lower than a poly/natural gut setup. I felt very connected to the ball, and I was finding excellent touch on drop shots, angle volleys and lobs. This string pocketed the ball very well, offering the sensation of increased dwell time and allowing me to finesse the ball to my desired target."
Andy also had great control, if not quite as much grip as he prefers. He said, "There was enough control for me to feel in total control of my shots. I did notice my shots didn't have the last minute hook into the court (because of the loss of spin), but once I accounted for that I always knew where my shots were going."
Despite some slight changes in playability over time, Psycho held up pretty well for our team. Andy got very impressive milage from this string. He said, "This string lasted forever! Cyclone on its own has some nice tension maintenance, but combine it with a premium multifilament and the setup stayed playable for a long time. The string stayed in my racquet after the playtest and remained playable for a good 6-8 weeks after the end of the playtest. There was a slight drop off, but not enough to make me cut them out and restring."
Noticing some slight playability changes and wear patterns, Chris said, "After a week of hitting an hour a day the cross strings started to show some wear. I felt like the snap back of the main strings was compromised, which affected spin slightly, but the feel remained good. Overall, playability remained pretty consistent in terms of power, feel and comfort for the entire two-week test -- at the end of which the cross strings were just hanging in there and getting close to breaking. The overall playability of the string lasted well, with the exception of a slight drop off in spin."
Andy - "Two great strings at a great value. Excellent comfort, feel, control, spin and playability."
Chris - "I liked the power, feel, comfort, touch and control. It gave me the confidence to knife my slice backhand. I also really like the black/pink color."
Andy - "I'm used to getting a bit more spin with a full bed of poly, but by putting the Power Fiber in the mains I think I can get some really nice spin, too."
Chris - "None."
Andy - "This is up there in playability with the Babolat Pro Hurricane Tour/Xcel hybrid, but with a little more comfort, pop and feel. Put this up against any premium poly/premium multi hybrid around, and I dare you to like the other one more! I dare you!"
Chris - "Compared to a poly/gut hybrid, this one offers less jump off the stringbed, which resulted in more control for me but less power. While the comfort isn't quite as impressive as something like Wilson's Champion's Choice, it was still very impressive and was one of the strengths of the string."
(Scores are determined by averaging individual play test scores)
|Chris' Scores
|Playability Duration
|String Movement
|Andy's Scores
|Playability Duration
|String Movement
Playtest Racquet: Wilson Blade 98 18x20
Playtest Tension: 56 lbs
Typical String: Volkl Cyclone 17
Playtest Racquet: Volkl Organix 7 295
Playtest Tension: 56 lbs
Typical String: Volkl Cyclone 16
Review date: October 2013. If you found this review interesting or have further questions or comments please contact us.
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