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Doug Dickerson is an award winning columnist and director of Management Moment Leadership Services. He is the author of the new book, Leaders Without Borders: 9 Essentials for Everyday Leaders. Visit www.dougsmanagementmoment.blogspot.com to learn more.
Four Ways to Lead Through Conflict
by Doug Dickerson
posted Aug 12 2013 8:56AM
Difficulties are meant to rouse, not discourage. The human spirit is to grow strong by conflict
. – William E. Channing
French novelist and playwright Alexandre Dumas once had a heated quarrel with a rising young politician. The argument became so intense that a duel was inevitable. Since both men were superb shots they decided to draw lots, the loser agreeing to shoot himself. Dumas lost.
Pistol in hand, he withdrew in silent dignity to another room, closing the door behind him. The rest of the company waited in gloomy suspense for the shot that would end his career. It rang out at last. His friends ran to the door, opened it, and found Dumas, smoking revolver in hand. "Gentlemen, a most regrettable thing has happened," he announced, "I missed."
While the way we deal with conflicts has improved, there is still no shortage of conflict. Workplace conflict can be a strong source of stress and tension and being able to lead through those times is essential.
As reported by Recruitment Coach (http://bit.ly/19V0bUc) the negative impacts of workplace conflict leads to increased staff turnover and absenteeism. Their Employee Development Systems survey found that 81% of HR professionals had seen employees resign as a result of conflict, and 77% have noticed increased absenteeism, resulting in increased business cost.
What do you think are the leading contributors to workplace conflict? According to the study the top five causes of workplace conflict were; warring egos and personality clashes, poor leadership, lack of honesty, stress, and clashing values. While conflict in the workplace may be inevitable, ignoring it is not an option. So what is a leader to do? Here are four suggestions for consideration.
Acknowledge it.
Until management, including HR, acknowledges that there is a problem there is no correcting it. As a leader you don't need to be the last in the room to recognize what everyone else knows and experiences. How many employees must leave, how much revenue must you lose, and how much abuse do you think your employees must endure before you act? When you identify the problem you can begin to work on solutions, but not until then. Poor leadership was cited for a reason. Don't add to the problem through omission.
Welcome it.
Yes, welcome it! Warring egos and personalities among your people, when properly channeled, can be one of the single greatest sources of inspiration you need. General George S. Patton was accurate when he said, "If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking." When perceived threats are removed and differences are celebrated rather than attacked it can be the turning point in creating the company culture that you've been missing. Don't squelch diversity; welcome it.
Elevate it
. Now that you have acknowledged and welcomed conflict you can elevate it to a higher level. Rather than allowing warring personalities to be labeled as enemies, bring them together as allies to channel their creative energies for something good. Invest in a training program like DISC to discover personality styles and how to create the chemistry your team needs to succeed. It's when you respectfully have everyone on the same page, when values are clear, and communication is honest, that you can learn to see the value conflict can have. It might sound risky, but consider the consequences of inaction.
Celebrate it.
Leading through conflict will not be easy. It will take honesty to face your conflict and courage to change it. But once you do you can position yourself to be the benefactor of conflict and not the victim. When your employees see each other as teammates rather than adversaries it can be celebrated. Diversity of thoughts, ideas, and personalities is one of your greatest assets and it should never be destroyed by poor leadership or out-of-control egos. Your workplace should be a place of celebration!
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Russia is calling on the U.S. and North Korea to end an escalating cycle of dangerous provocations after Pyongyang put its missile forces on high alert and American stealth bombers flew practice bomb runs over the Korean Peninsula.
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, speaking in Moscow on Friday, said the tit-for-tat moves were becoming a "vicious cycle" that could "simply get out of control," Reuters reports.
Lavrov, apparently referring to U.S. actions, said Russia is concerned that in addition to U.N. Security Council sanctions aimed at Pyongyang's nuclear program, "unilateral action is being taken around North Korea that is increasing military activity."
The Russian foreign minister's remarks follow a ratcheting up of bellicose rhetoric and Cold War-style moves as North Korea eyes joint U.S.-South Korea military exercises with suspicion.
As we reported earlier, the U.S. command in South Korea made a rare announcement on Thursday that a pair of B-2 stealth bombers, capable of carrying nuclear weapons, had flown an "extended deterrence mission" to a range in the South. Normally, such missions are not made public.
In response, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ordered his medium- and long-range missile forces to be on standby for a possible attack on Hawaii, Guam and South Korea, according to KCNA, the official North Korean news agency.
KCNA said that Kim had "judged the time has come to settle accounts with the U.S. imperialists in view of the prevailing situation."
On Friday, KCNA reports that Kim is leading the nation's defense in the face of "the grave situation where the U.S. anti-DPRK [North Korea] hostile acts have reached the brink of a nuclear war."
Exactly what are North Korea's missile capabilities has been the subject of intense speculationamong Western observers in recent months. In December, Pyongyang launched its first satellite into orbit, demonstrating at least a rudimentary long-range missile capability that would put Guam and Hawaii in range. But the accuracy and reliability of those rockets, as well as how many Pyongyang might possess, is still a question mark.

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College of Eastern Utah Serving Utah's Network Center continued to set records as they completed 5,479 hours of service in the community involving 1,286 volunteers fall semester, reported its director Kathy Murray. The monetary worth of service to the community is $110, 949.75.
She said the SUN Center's biggest success in terms of volunteers was the Angel Tree project with 169 volunteers followed by the Bread 'N Soup nights with 160 volunteers. However, every project her students worked on was successful because it helped someone or something.
Murray said the Bread 'N Soup nights broke the previous record set last year, by collecting and donating $3,805 to the Carbon County Food Bank. This surpasses any donation made by CEU in the last 11 years, and brings the grand total to $23,533.59 that CEU has given to the food bank.
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AIR SECURITY: Organizers of the sixth Air Cargo Americas Congress Oct. 31-Nov. 2 at the Radisson Mart Plaza, 711 NW 72nd Ave., are changing the meeting's theme to "Air Cargo Security in a Changing World." Experts in cargo security, law enforcement and insurance are expected to attend the conference to discuss new regulations and measures. "We have not gotten new directions from the FAA yet," said Bill Spohrer, conference chairman and a consultant with Miami-based Avman Inc. "There's a little bit of confusion out there." He said the conference also includes presentations unrelated to security issues.
LAST CROSSING: Florida Department of Transportation officials are letting the public cross one last time between 10-10:30 a.m. Oct. 6 before 11 a.m. ceremonies to mark the closing of the Second Avenue Bridge at Riverside Center, 444 SW Second Ave. A reception follows. Built in 1922, the bridge is to be replaced, a job that will take two years and is part of a project along Southwest Second from Flagler to Eighth streets that includes new drains, sidewalks, lighting and a scenic walkway on the north bank of the Miami River. The old bridge is to be become part of an artificial reef in Biscayne Bay. Once work begins, Second Avenue will be closed from Southwest Third to Seventh streets.
IN-FILL HOUSING: The South Miami Community Redevelopment Agency presented a preliminary study on in-fill housing to its board, which includes South Miami's mayor and commissioners. The study, which emphasizes traditional neighborhood models for public housing projects, was based on suggestions made at a public workshop in August. The agency expects to develop a master plan for the city's redevelopment by early November, said agency Director Greg Oravec.
BUREAU AWARD: The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau's Visitor Industry Council won a 2001 Odyssey Award from the Travel Industry Association of America in an education, training & employment category. The association saluted the bureau for continuous efforts in expanding opportunities for African-Americans in the visitor industry through scholarships, mentoring programs and job placement. The award was presented Tuesday in Atlanta.
NURSING CENTER GIFT: Baptist Health System gave $100,000 to the University of Miami School of Nursing with UM naming a seminar room in its nursing education center after the contributing firm.
AVENTURA NETWORKER: The Aventura Chamber of Commerce is holding a "Business Singles & Young Professionals" networker from 6-8 p.m. Oct. 23 in Ocean Grill Seafood & Sushi Bar, 3599 NE 207th St. in the Waterways Shoppes, Aventura. Details: (305) 935-2131.
INVESTMENT LUNCH: UBS Paine Webber is sponsoring a financial and estate planning luncheon presentation, "Tax Laws & You: Investing in 2001" at 11:30 a.m. Oct. 10 in the Chart House, 51 Chart House Drive, Coconut Grove. RSVP. Details: (305) 536-9322.
INTERNATIONAL BANKING POST: The Florida International Bankers Association elected David Konfino president. Mr. Konfino is president of Union Planters International Bank in Miami and most recently served the association's board of directors as first vice president. In accepting his new post, Mr. Konfino said his association "should have a vision for the 21st century that takes into account the changing nature of our business by establishing services and programs for our membership that are relevant" to changes in the industry. The organization, popularly known as FIBA, reports it represents 72 banks in 20 nations and has 77 associate members that engage in international business.
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MALL SALE: Chicago-based RREEF, acting on behalf of "an institutional client," bought the Kendall Mall at Kendall Drive and Southwest 107th Avenue for an undisclosed price. Cushman & Wakefield's Mark Gilbert, senior director of financial services, and Adam Feinstein, director of financial services, negotiated the transaction for the seller, a Florida partnership controlled by AMB Property Corp. and The Lefmark Group. Tenants in the 275,900-square-foot shopping center include Publix, Border's Books, Bally's Total Fitness, Eckerd and JCPenney.
LEGAL OPENINGS: The University of Miami School of Law is holding an open house from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Oct. 13 on the school's campus. The session, said organizers, is for prospective law students to speak with faculty, administrators, alumni and students. Details: (305) 284-6746.
CONCERT POSTPONED: A concert by Alvarez Guedes scheduled Friday and Saturday at the Jackie Gleason Theater of the Performing Arts, Miami Beach, has been postponed. Publicists said refunds are available at the point of purchase.
COMPANY HONORS: The Spain-US Chamber of Commerce named Business Technology Services company of the year for its work in strengthening commercial ties between the US and Spain. The chamber's 22nd annual awards gala is scheduled Nov. 9 at the official residence of the Consul General of Spain, 3600 Granada Blvd., Coral Gables. Details: Lourdes Castillo at (305) 216-1358 or Virginia Godoy at (305) 358-5850.


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"Absolutely wonderful" is how Debra H. describes her Creamy Chicken 'n' Artichokes. "It's great for company or special family dinners," she notes from Beaumont, California.
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Might Mark Cuban sell the Mavs down the road if things not going well? Sherrington: Maybe; Cuban: No
SportsDay columnist Kevin Sherrington answered reader questions during a live chat Wednesday. Here are some highlights:
Cuban is used to a lot of success in his career. If he can't help the Mavs get back to title form, any chance in a few years he thinks about selling the team?Kevin Sherrington: It's a good question, and I've considered it myself. I think he's already distanced himself a little over what he used to be, which is a good thing. I wrote a column the other day about the draft and had an email exchange with him about the difficulties of building an NBA team. He readily said that it's much easier in baseball than basketball, which is true, and which is also one of the reasons, I think, that he made a run at the Rangers and Cubs and possibly the Dodgers. The NBA is cheaper in that you don't have farm systems to supply and run, and you only have to hit one or two big players to be competitive. But you've got to have those guys, or you're sunk. Bottom line: Yes, I could see him getting out for something else in four or five years if it's not going well.
Editor's note: Cuban tweeted Thursday afternoon that there's "no chance" he sells the team, unless -- in jest, he says -- he gets $1 trillion. At that point, he says he'd consider it. So who's next in line to run the club? Cuban's tweet included a picture of his three children.
How do the Mavs convince their fans they're headed in the right direction if they don't get Dwight?
Kevin Sherrington: They have to add a couple of pieces like Iguodala with multi-year deals. As Dirk has made very clear, there's no more of this nine mercenaries again. Won't work. The problem is that if you identify a couple of guys, they'd better be good fits, because you're stuck with them. It won't be easy.
By that I mean, without Dwight, are the Mavs staring down the possibility of going back to 90s failures?
Kevin Sherrington: They didn't have Dirk in the '90s. Even at his age, he's still a formidable player. But if any year was a time to bottom out, this is it. Everything you hear about Wiggins makes him seem like the next LeBron.


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If you've ever played golf, you've been there before. You top a drive in front of a camera crew and a renowned swing coach while on a tee box at the most famous golf course in the world and it's especially frustrating because you're the greatest Olympian in history and can't seem to master hitting a small, white ball from a stationary position.
Okay, maybe only the first part.
Michael Phelps is featured on this season of The Haney Project and his travels took him to St. Andrews for a round last September. The 18-time gold medalist complained about the cold weather and his long days of walking the course (it was his sixth round in six days). All the frustration boiled over when Phelps topped a drive on No. 14.
Haney, watching on film, perfectly described the club toss.
"That wasn't even, like, a good attempt to be mad," he said.
Tossing a golf club to get out frustration is like chucking your goggles after a bad race -- it's not cathartic. The driver's shape is too awkward and its weight is too light to get a satisfying throw.
Slam the head into the ground. Snap the shaft over your knee, Bo Jackson style. Kick your golf bag to the ground while complaining that someone talked during your backswing. Go on an epic cursing rant about how you wish the Scots had stayed in the pubs and never invented this damn game. Anything but throwing your driver, Michael.


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Although the Cold War defined the relationship between the three states for several decades, since 2008, the relationships have become fundamentally unstable and more complex. According to Womack: The rivalry in the relationship between Washington and Beijing has become more global but also more cautious since each needs the other in many facets of global governance. Meanwhile, the relationship across the Taiwan Strait has become a mainstay of Taiwan's economic prospects, and avoiding crisis is now vital to the careers of the leadership on both sides. The Washington-Taiwan relationship was strained by the brinksmanship of Chen Shui-bian, president of Taiwan from 2000 to 2008, and currently doubts are raised about continuing arms sales. Meanwhile, China has developed the military capacity to render American military assistance to Taiwan either ineffective or too costly. Thus many American analysts consider "the Taiwan problem" the greatest strategic flashpoint in Asia. 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Squad Zero are powerful buy they don't look cool.
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My thoughts exactly.
Damn Kubo has been giving Ichigo the Roronoa Zoro treatment lately with all the handicaps. Once again Ichigo's power is limited by plotkai, but we all know it's just another excuse to make him even more ridiculously powerful. Any guesses on how Ichigo's bankai will change? What does this mean for Final Getsuga Tenshou? Could it become less powerful and with a cheaper cost?
But 5 members? And they didn't come out to help for all their power?
I'm sure they are here to promote a new Captain Commander. Ichigo is going to go through a new phase of re-training... which will probably incorporate is Quincy powers...and becoming more integrated with his blade ... yay
Only 1 hot mama from the zero squad? Damn kubo u be letting me down haha...Guess this means byakuya's bankai is gonna suck like hell when he eventually gets back into the scene eh? Not that Kubo is gonna rmb this point 200 chapters later when byakuya returns.
And i totally dont get y the hell the zero squad waited for SS to be mopped by the quincy b4 deciding to show their pretty faces. Better have a good reason for that else i would be pretty pissed if i were one of the gotei.
Their reasons will probably be this: we only defend the borders of seireitei, since quincies appeared inside directly, it's the job of the gotei 13 to deal with them.
And YAY for the hot chick of squad 0!!! but i'd like to know which one is Kirio Hikifune: the fat lady or the sexy gal?
So we finally see Kon for a few seconds, and also division zero... and the let down is pretty great. Besides Lulu, the rest look like fools(I swear I seen the 2nd guy from the left in Air Gear or something). Of course they will prolly be pretty OP but damn Kubo, character design is SUPPOSED to be your thing. Fail.
wow... the better make up for their looks with their power, but still, love the fact they are finally here.
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So basically what will happen to ichigo's bankai? will it be weaker? he might need to jinzen or master his hollow, quincy side to avail for this....... the zero squad is more powerful than the entire 13 division ha... and only 5 members... and only one hot looking gal.... the other ones is like characters from one piece....question is how would the zero squad react to ichigo? knowing that he is has all forms of entity including quincy... and possibly related to bach.... i hope the hot zero squad woman gets infatuated with ichigo lols
- This chapter should be called "The illogical rules of Bleach"
- oh guess who showed up late for the complete destruction of SS ...
- over the top entrance check
- lol only 5 members
- Seems we my be leading to Ichigo's fathers origins.
- I wonder which of the ladies is the Captain that was promoted in flashback arc from 100 years ago.
Saying that they are stronger than all 13 squads sounds nice but watch them all get beat down by Kenpachi Kubo style!
Fire type
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I wonder too. Shinji said Kirio Hikifune was like a real mom to Hiyori. The fat lady looks like a mother type of woman, caring and sweet. The sexy girl tho' looks like a harsh dominant female. Just the kind of authority hiyori would be willing to submit to. i hope kirio is the hot chick.- I wonder which of the ladies is the Captain that was promoted in flashback arc from 100 years ago.


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Wow flashback month for Bleach and Naruto.
So So
Last time I posted here I mocked the crappy German language the Quincies use. But this time, I really feel like it. It's flashback-time! If they start to do the same at One Piece (at Naruto, they are already at it), it's gonna be me who will skip reading a few chapters in order to read it altogether. Anyway...
The son of this marriage was kept under surveillance by both Quincy and Soul Society, but only few people knew. Ishida's father might be one. Isshin watched his wife die, so maybe he began serious training and became a beast. Remember: When he fought Aizen, he never used his Bankai, so theoretically, there is still potential. Or it's the other way around: It was a Shinigami who was ordered to kill his wife, since Quincies and Shinigami are obviously at war, and all we saw was just a truce. And Isshin only stepped in when the human world or his son were in danger.
I really hope it's not as simple as that. I do enjoy Bleach, but I don't know really why. Neither the fights are extraordinarilly great, nor is the story. Maybe it's just Kempachi, I really like watching him develop.
Personal Paulbee-counter to catch up to him: Off the charts.
Every time Ichigo gets sad he gets beat it, I guess no one can stand his sad face.
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Well, I enjoyed this chapter. Especially Ichigo's face. Btw is his badge not working anymore? It has become visible.
...You Know?..
Waiting for MS translation...... MP translation says ichigo isn't a shinigami....... its probably he isn't only a shinigami...... and not a normal human either..... coz it would not make sense how he got shikai and bankai and shihakshou and has a zanpaktou spirit........ and his father is a pure shinigami......
Finally...it's time Ichigo learnd about his quincy mother. Who knows how would ishida react knowing ichigi is (maybe) related to quincies..maybe even to himself, somehow
Basically what I confirmed from this chapter is Gigai x Gigai = Human boy with a human's lifespan as well as the powers of his parents.
Either that or they age A LOT faster in the human world.
I wonder if Ryuuken's in a gigai too.
- Well conformation that Ichigo's dad was a Captain
So somehow knowing about himself and his feelings (Falls of Truth -Naruto) are important to his fixing his Zanpaktou and devloping further.
Also don't forget this was all part of Aizen's plan them meeting lol.
Quite interesting fact: The Kurosaki name comes from Masaki, not Isshin.
So now it makes sense that SS did not recognise Ichigo by his last name all along.
Also @POW,
The Aizen connection is not trivial. We may find out more about him too.
I also found it significant that the Badge was shown. It probably means that Ichigo does not need the thing anymore. I bet Ichigo could fullbring anytime he wants, without the badge. Things could get real interesting.....Don't dissapoint now Kubo, so far you're doing a great Job, I'm loving it.
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In the last days, Judah and Israel will be gathered to their own lands—David, their king (the Messiah), will reign over them.
1 The word that came to Jeremiah from the Lord, saying,
2 Thus speaketh the Lord God of Israel, saying, Write thee all the words that I have spoken unto thee in a book.
3 For, lo, the days come, saith the Lord, that I will bring again the captivity of my people
4 ¶And these are the words that the Lord spake concerning Israel and concerning Judah.
5 For thus saith the Lord; We have heard a voice of trembling, of fear, and not of peace.
6 Ask ye now, and see whether a man doth travail with child? wherefore do I see every man with his hands on his loins, as a woman in travail, and all faces are turned into paleness?
7 Alas! for that
8 For it shall come to pass in that day, saith the Lord of hosts, that I will break his
9 But they shall serve the Lord their God, and
10 ¶Therefore fear thou not, O my servant Jacob, saith the Lord; neither be dismayed, O Israel: for, lo, I will
11 For I am with thee, saith the Lord, to save thee: though I make a full
12 For thus saith the Lord,
13 There is none to plead thy cause, that thou mayest be bound up: thou hast no healing medicines.
14 All thy
15 Why criest thou for thine affliction?
16 Therefore all they that devour thee shall be devoured; and all thine adversaries, every one of them, shall go into captivity; and they that spoil thee shall be a spoil, and all that prey upon thee will I give for a prey.
17 For I will restore
18 ¶Thus saith the Lord; Behold, I will bring again the captivity of Jacob's tents, and have
19 And out of them shall proceed thanksgiving and the voice of them that make merry: and I will
20 Their children also shall be as aforetime, and their congregation shall be established before me, and I will punish all that oppress them.
21 And their nobles shall be of
22 And ye shall be my
23 Behold, the
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Attorney A. Rhett Wise, representing Riverside Traffic Systems, Inc., of 1283 HWY 178 West in New Albany, filed a motion to intervene into the injunction against the construction of an asphalt plant on Munsford Dr.
The owner of Riverside Traffic Systems, Inc. is Booker Farr, who also owns the 29-acre piece of property located at 1305 Munsford Drive that has been optioned for purchase by Lehman-Roberts Asphalt of Memphis, Tenn.
According to the motion filed at the Union County Chancery Court, Farrs attorney claims that his client has a legal right to be involved in a petition for declaratory relief, temporary restraining order, and/or preliminary injunction against Lehman-Roberts Asphalt Co. of Memphis, Tenn., the city of New Albany and the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality.
Attorney William Rutledge filed the petition on Nov. 28, 2007, representing Allen Maxwell and other New Albany residents.
In the motion to intervene, the following reasons for Farrs claim are cited:
(1) That Riverside Traffic Systems, Inc. is the owner of the property, which is the subject of the declaratory action.
(2) That Riverside Traffic Systems, Inc. had previously entered into a contract for the sale of the real property.
(3) In order to quiet and confirm title and to remove cloud against the plaintiff [Riverside Traffic Systems, Inc.].
(4) The matter may impair or impede Riverside Traffic Systems ability to protect its ownership interest in the subject property.
(5) A request to intervene will not unduly delay or prejudice the adjudication of the rights of the original parties.
The original parties in the case, Allen Maxwell and his fellow plaintiffs, filed the original petition, arguing that no adequate evidence can be found in the New Albany Board of Aldermen meeting minutes that the propertys zoning status was never changed from agricultural to industrial, dating back to the time when the property was annexed into the city.
According to the city's zoning ordinances, an amendment to the zoning status of a certain property must first be approved by the city's planning and zoning commission. From that point, the recommendation of the change in zoning is taken to the mayor and board of aldermen, who then set a public hearing. A notice of the hearing must be published at least once in a newspaper of general circulation in the city at least 15 days prior to such a hearing and that signs must be posted on the property in question for at least 15 days prior to the hearing. At the hearing, the mayor and board will then listen to any objections to the zoning change and then vote on the matter.
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As of press time, a chancery court judge had not ruled on the motion to intervene in the matter.
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Amber Coppings, creator of Xmittens, a fingerless glove and recycled fleece line, is opening a studio pop-up shop at 5258 Butler St., Lawrenceville, from noon to 7 p.m. Nov. 16. There will be vintage clothing and home-decor pieces, as well as craft supplies, gift wrap and hand-dyed textile art designed by Coppings. The shop will be open varying hours through Dec. 23. Attend a design-your-own Xmittens gift set event on Dec. 14 to 15 and a solstice sale on Dec. 21 and 22. Details: www.xmittens.net
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In Style with Children's, a fall fashion show and shopping event, benefits The Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation Family Life Auxiliary. The event is from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Nov. 16 at Omni William Penn Hotel, Downtown. The show will feature boys and girls clothing from YoBro and Miss Priss, handbags from Sandra Cadavid, shoes by Emy Mack and womens clothing by Kiya Tomlin Designs and a mens collection from J. Hilburn. Tickets are $100. Details: www.givetochildrens.org
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Dawn Redman, a student in the bachelor of science in Fashion Design Program at The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, is one of 20 finalists in the Cool vs. Cruel Fashion Design Competition. The contest, sponsored by The Humane Society of the United States, challenges students to creatively interpret and replace animal fur on runway designs by Diane von Furstenberg, Tom Ford, Derek Lam or Moncler. Details: www.humanesociety.org
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The Thanks-for-Giving Holiday Food Drive will finish with the Give Thanks Mixxer fashion show 7 p.m. to midnight Nov. 22 at Flawless Fashions on Murray Avenue in Squirrel Hill. A canned-food donation earns a discount purchase. The $10 event benefits local food banks and families in need. Details: 724-831-7321
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The American Girl Fashion Shows are 11 a.m., 2:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. Nov. 16 and 1 and 4 p.m. Nov. 17 at Montour Heights Country Club in Coraopolis. Historical and contemporary fashions will be modeled by 130 local models who will present American Girl fashions. Proceeds benefit the Junior League of Pittsburgh's Healthy Kids Initiative, including iQ Kids Radio. Tickets start at $45. Details: www.jlpgh.org
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• Glitter & Grit, a bridal shop in Lawrenceville, is having a Carol Hannah trunk show from noon to 8 p.m. Nov. 16-17 by appointment. Hannah was the runner-up from season six of Lifetime's "Project Runway." Details: 412-781-2375 or www.glitterandgritpgh.com
• Pavement, in Lawrenceville, is having a Gidigio trunk show from noon to 3 p.m. Nov. 17. Gidigio is an Italian artisan-based line of high-quality shoes, boots and handbags. Details: 412-621-6400 or www.pavementpittsburgh.com
• Larrimor's, Downtown, is having an Escada spring trunk show 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 21 to 23. Escada designs feature combinations of colors and patterns, embroidery and knits for women.
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Click the button below or email email@example.com to contribute your experiences with this product. Although not necessary, it's interesting to have a first name, city, state and country (no email addresses will be used). Any information submitted becomes the property of Tennis Warehouse.
Please include any relevant information such as skill level and style of play.
Comments: Bought the 996 to replace the 900, which is built on a running last and was discontinued. The support
is much worse, the insole is cheaper, and the shoe offers no support. The toe box is too narrow as well.
From: Dan, 12/13
Comments: I'm a college player and this is my shoe of choice for practice. They are lightweight and comfortable.
Not very durable, but in practice that's no issue; I can wear them and feel comfortable during drills or just hitting for hours. I
wouldn't wear these shoes to an important match just because I wouldn't feel secure and comfortable sliding around. Good shoes
for the price and durability, but again only to practice.
From: Nick, 12/13
Comments: I agree with Andy's review, I had sent these back before. The toe wears out very quickly. I did receive
another pair and they wore out within 2 weeks. Very comfortable shoe that needs to be dealt with by NB.
From: Alan, 12/13
Comments: Comfortable and good looking shoe, but this is not the model for toe draggers. Playing four times per
week, I blasted through the left toe in about 3 weeks. This is much faster than other comparably priced shoes that I've worn
(adidas Barricades, Prince Rebels, KSwiss Defiers), which last me closer to 4 months before the left toe is gone. New Balance needs
to fix this problem.
From: Andy, 11/13
Comments: Great shoe -- comfy and really durable. I will definitely get another pair if these ones ever break or
wear out.
From: Matt, 10/13
Comments: Great looking shoe, but narrow in the toe. The uppers separated from the bottoms at the toe after only
one month. The nice folks at NB have promised a replacement pair. I think this shoe was flawed, I've never seen a shoe come
apart like this before. Glad it's NB and they have great customer service to right the wrong.
From: Kevin, 9/13
Comments: This shoe broke in very quickly, right out the box they did not give me foot cramps. This shoe is also a
very clean looking shoe and I received many compliments. With that being said, within two weeks of playing, the upper part of the
toe box began to tear away from the midsole. This was caused by too much jamming of my toes on agressive stops and when I
needed to change direction. If you are looking for a two week shoe, look no further than the New Balance 996!
From: Al, 7/13
Comments: Got these as a replacement for the NB 851 shoes. The weight is fine. They do feel artificially wide. The
outsole just flares out too much. That side piece has now split from aggressive side to side moving. The outsole itself is quite
worn after just 2 months of alternating with my Gel Resolutions. I would rate these just below the Barricade Team shoes.
From: Hugh, 7/13
Comments: Great shoe overall. Originally, I used Barricades, but now I won't use anything else. They wore down
fairly quickly, but with the 12 month warranty, I really do not mind. The only problem I had with these shoes right away, was the
insoles. Get replacements! They are very thin, and on a quick stop, will shift and move to the front of your shoe.
From: Jason, 6/13
Comments: I like this shoe and received it as a replacement for my 1 year warranty for the 1005's, which were
hideously bland. But, those were the best wearing shoe I had ever worn, as they lasted 7 months, and I play 3 times per week, and
I'm a toe dragger when I serve. The durability in these 996s were short, I'm not even sure how long they lasted, maybe just 2
months? What shocked me is the left toe was wearing out as well, that has never happened to me before. I think the cushioning is
a little poor, as I slammed my foot down on my final step to reach a drop shot and promptly bruised my heel. I like the cosmetics,
the speed and the comfort of this shoe, but the cushioning and durability are poor.
From: Matt, 5/13
Comments: Just a follow up from my previous review below - I contacted NB customer service and found out that
they will only replace the shoe. They don't do credits like Asics and others do. This is disappointing. Also, the 12 month
"guarantee" only works once per customer. They won't stand behind their product after that. More disappointment. The only good
thing that came from this is that rather than sending me a replacement of this same crappy shoe, they are sending me the new
990 running shoe instead. And the customer service guy, was super nice. Bottom line - good customer service, crappy shoe,
crappy guarantee. Recommend avoid NB for court shoes, especially if you burn through shoes quickly like I do.
From: Eric, 4/13
Comments: Comfy shoe. Extremely poor durability in the toe and poor lateral support from the mid-foot rearward. I
have burned through the rubber soles on the toe all the way to foam in about 25 hours. My Asics Revolutions lasted about 4 times
as long. Ankles are now pronating severely due to lack of support. These shoes look nice and are comfy at first, but you will be
sending them back way early. Thumbs down.
From: Eric, 4/13
Comments: I love NB shoes, my favorite shoe ever is the black/green NB CT820 from about 7 years back. These
looked similar so I decided to get these. I'm torn. They are lightweight with great stability which I love and why I bought them. But
they lasted me 4 weeks. Sent them back and the next pair lasted 4 weeks. I coach a DI tennis team and only play twice a week
hard, so I was expecting more from a 1 yr warranty. It's just in the toe area though - it entirely splits open so you can see your
toes. I recommended them to others on our team, and they also love the performance, but again, they wear through the same area
in the front toe box in a few weeks. too bad.
From: Mike, 4/13
Comments: Just received these shoes last week. I played 8 sets (in 1 day) and the right toe is showing wear already.
Very surprised a shoe that is backed by a 1 year warranty would do this. Tennis Warehouse had no problem taking them back in
as defective. Maybe this was just a bad batch. I have enjoyed New Balance shoes for many years and will continue to use, just
hope this is a one time issue.
From: Alan, 2/13
Comments: Definitely a great shoe! However, because of the webbing in the front toe knuckle area which restricts
knuckle movement causing some toe knuckle skin burn, I had to modify the webbing. I heated the web to loosen it up and
(stretching) it to accommodate a larger toe knuckle movement. Once I fixed that, it felt great!!
From: A.J., 1/13
Comments: These are by far the best tennis shoes I've ever owned. I've owned Adidas Barricades on and off for the
past 8 years and loved them. I've worn two pairs of Nike Court Ballistics recently and only had pain in my feet from them, so I
switched to these when the new "cooler" colors recently came out. I literally didn't have to break these shoes in at all, as they're
weight, have comfortable insoles and the best is their one year warranty that I'm sure I will be able to use, which makes these
an even smarter buy.
From: Kevin, 1/13


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Comments: I like the shoe alot, it feels like a very fast trainer
From: Colin, Ottsvilla, PA
Comments: I wore a few shoes from Saucony and New Balance, with the Pegasus +29's as my go-to shoe for a year and a half. I used them for anything from a 10 mile run to a 200m repeat workout. But, a few months ago I decided to buy a lighter shoe than the not-so-light Pegasus. I went to the Zoom Elite +6's. I found these shoes to be my perfect shoes. At an ounce lighter than the Pegasus and a better fitting upper, the Zoom Elites have a noticeably nicer feel all around than the Pegasus. I recommend these shoes to anyone, but more specifically to people who haven't tried a trainer under 10 ounces, they make you feel fast and make your stride more efficient, and, even on your not-so-good feeling days, these shoes will give you a boost of energy.
From: Jack, NY
Comments: This was a great update to the 5. The same great cushioned, yet responsive ride, but improvements were made to the upper. I couldn't get a perfect fit across the top of my foot in the 5's. When the laces were tightened enough to lock my foot in, the lace loops tended to dig into my foot. Not so with the 6. The conversion to the dynamic flywire system has improved the fit so much.
From: B, Maryland
Comments: Had my first 3.5 mile run in these today at a quicker than normal pace for me. My current shoe of choice is the Nike LunarGlide+ 4. These definitely have extra cushion in the forefoot from the Zoom Air and I much prefer that. I tend to be a mid-foot striker at slower paces and move towards the forefoot at faster paces. These provided plenty of cushioning where I needed it most. The foot bed does seem to have some good improvements and the toe box is not as tight as the same size in the Elite 5 (but I never ran in those, just tried them on). Caution: Wear socks with the tabs in the back to prevent the dreaded blister on the Achilles! I hope to put many more miles on my new shoes!
From: Tony, Eugene, OR


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A classic canvas shoe from the iconic brand in jeans. Levi's brings us the Eva sneaker, perfect for your casual, fashion needs and versatile enough to go with just about everything.
- Durable canvas upper
- Levi's logo tab on side panel
- Lightly cushioned footbed for added comfort
- Rubber outsole
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By: neededrainboots
Location: Lancaster, PA
April 10, 2013
Cute & Comfy
"Got these in pink and LOVE them. Great spring colors, too. Fits just right and looks great with cropped pants or shorts."
By: Gracykinns
Location: Stafford
December 20, 2012
"i got this one in like a sky blue color!! I LOVE it...that says it all :D"
By: dreamypiggy
Location: New York
September 24, 2012
Color is a bit bright
"The sneaker itself is perfectly fine, but the color is brighter than the display picture. I got the coral color and it turns out to be like a bright fuschia. The sneaker is comfy though. Wish there were other colors available for this line."
By: LiliaIsabel
Location: Miami Florida
August 11, 2012
Levi's Eva sneaker
"These tennis shoes are gorgeous. The material is fabulous and they honor the size. I bought two for my girls I love them."
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