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GALLIPOLIS — Despite the major budget constraints of 2012, management of funds and cooperation among elected officials has allowed the establishment of a "comfortable" carryover balance within Gallia County's general fund budget, according to the Gallia County Commissioners.
During their final meeting of 2012, the board of commissioners approved the 2013 annual appropriation resolution — a budget that will allot a total of $8,157,392.85 to all of the county departments throughout the 2013 calendar year.
According to Gallia County Administrator Karen Sprague, the auditor's office has estimated $8.2 million in total revenue for the county departments this year, and the 2013 budget will operate within that.
The $8.157 million 2013 budget is much improved from the lean $7.854 million 2012 budget that included 14-percent across-the-board budget reductions for all county departments, and, according to Commission President Harold Montgomery, with oversight and good management in 2012, a carryover balance has been established that spells a certain level of "comfort" within the county budget.
"Due to the state cutbacks, it put the 2012 budget in a tremendous strain, and we needed to establish a carryover," Montgomery said. "So, with the oversight, consolidation of some of the functions and reduced spending, we were able to establish a carryover balance of about $625,000 at the end of 2012 which gives us a comfort level now of having the carryover."
According to Montgomery, the state auditors recommend that each county general fund establish a "carryover" balance — or funds "left over" at the end of the year after all appropriations have been approved — equal to two months of the the total operating budget within the county.
In Gallia County, that number equates to $1.2 million, according to Montgomery.
At the end of 2012, the county's carryover balance will be approximately $625,000, according to the commission, a figure up from the carryover from 2011 which totaled approximately $321,000.
The establishment of this carryover equated to the reduction of spending in 2012, according to Sprague — a practice that, in turn, equated to the 2012 budget reductions for all the county's departments
"The only way to build up carryover is to reduce appropriations, because if you are spending above what you're bringing in for the year, you're eating into your carryover," Sprague said. "It's like a savings account."
This county "savings account" also requires constant oversight and, while the 2013 budget is improved from the 2012 budget, Sprague reported that vigilance over the budget will be required as the new year proceeds.
"It's a constant watching process. You have to watch it the whole year to see where you're at, how it's going and make sure everything's still coming in the way we think it's going to," Sprague said.
Montgomery concurred and reported that, now that a carryover has been established, the commission will also continue to improve upon that carryover figure in the coming years.
"We have a carryover at this point, it's not what we need, but it is something that we are comfortable with," he said. "Over the next couple years, we will continue to grow that carryover to get it to the number that the state auditors suggest."
In addition to the carryover funds, the county will also receive an increased amount of funding from the casino revenue tax in 2013.
In 2012, Gallia County received $80,991.47 in casino monies from the three casinos currently in operation in Ohio's larger cities.
In 2013, this number is projected to increase to approximately $425,000 in Gallia County, according to Montgomery, and, while the county will lose approximately $200,000 in revenue through the reduction of interest income in 2013, the casino funding will still allow for the addition of approximately $225,000 in funds this coming year.
"With all that balancing out, we're still going to be at a plus in some of our funding for this year," Montgomery said.
With the establishment of the $625,000 carryover balance, the increase in casino monies and increase in revenue from sales tax, the 2013 budget allows for some restoration of funds for the departments hard hit by budget reductions in 2012.
According to Sprague, the Gallia County Sheriff's Office will receive a total of $2,231,410.16 for their operation in 2013 — a figure that is much improved from the total funding appropriated to that department in 2012.
"That is the biggest appropriation to them ever," Sprague said. "It exceeds [the years] '11, '10, '09, '08, and, back before that, it was even less. It's a little over $225,000 over what they got this year."
The Gallia County Engineer's Tax Map Department will also be positively affected by the 2013 budget. The department, that is required to operate under general fund monies, will again be open five days a week in 2013. The department that was cut due to budget reductions in 2012 had been operating only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
"Due to good management of funds this year, we're able to restore the mapping department with enough budgeted to operate all five days of the week," Sprague said.
Additionally, the commission recently approved a 50-cent raise for all non-union county employees.
The raise will cost approximately $76,000 annually, according to Montgomery, and excludes those bargaining employees of the sheriff's office, Gallia County Department of Job and Family Services, Gallia County 911 Center, and Gallia County Emergency Management Services.
Montgomery reported that raises among those union employees will be dealt with through their respective union contracts.
"Non-bargaining units have not received a raise over the past two or three years. The bargaining units have received raises in 2010, 2011, 2012. Even though with our tight budgeting constraints, they still contractually got their raises," Montgomery said.
The changes to the 2013 budget from the 2012 budget were due to, in large part, the cooperation between the county's department heads and the commission this past year, according to Montgomery.
"It's been through the cooperation of all of our elected officials and being very diligent with their spending that we've been able to achieve this," he commented.
The commission president further reported that, with the budget crisis of 2012 and the reduction of spending among the county departments, he cannot foresee any major budgetary crisis in the next few years.
"The state has balanced their budget on the backs of local governments and, as a result, we have cut back and consolidated departments and leaned out our budget and so we are basically standing on our own right now," Montgomery said. "In 2014, looking that far ahead, I don't see anything that would have a very negative impact."


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The Tigers loaded the bases with one out in the fifth, but Vogelsong struck out Berry, then got American League Triple Crown winner Miguel Cabrera to hit an inning-ending popout to the shortstop.
The Giants scored two runs in the second inning off Tigers starter Anibal Sanchez, who had been 2-0 with a 0.94 ERA in his past four starts overall, including 1-0 with a 1.35 ERA in two postseason starts.
Hunter Pence drew a four-pitch walk to start the second, stole second base, advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored on Gregor Blanco's triple to deep center field. Brandon Crawford blooped a two-out single to center to drive in Blanco.
Except for that inning, Sanchez pitched well, allowing just six hits in seven innings. He had eight strikeouts and only the walk to Pence.
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ARLINGTON — Caitlin Bartlow turned 13 years old on Jan. 14, but for her birthday party on Jan. 12, she asked her guests to help her give presents to other people, rather than herself.
Between the ages of 3-9, Caitlin went to Seattle Children's Hospital to have x-rays taken of a bone tumor in her knee that would later be surgically removed, so this year, she was inspired to give back to the people who had given her and countless other children so much.
"I see a lot of people on TV who are hurting, and it makes me feel bad," Caitlin Bartlow said.
"It was around August of last year when she first came to us with the idea," said Dawn Bartlow, Caitlin's mom. "Her birthday is so close to Christmas anyway that I think it puts her mind on giving. As we got closer and closer to the date, we asked her to make sure she still wanted to do this, but she said yes."
Caitlin's birthday remained a festive affair, with her and her friends romping on bouncy inflatable structures in the enclosed astroturf fields of Soccer First Indoor Sports in Arlington, but while the kids scarfed down hot dogs and played together that Saturday night, the presents table for Seattle Children's Hospital grew to include not only a wide variety of items for young patients, but also an estimated $200 that Caitlin and her family will use to shop for more.
"Seattle Children's Hospital has a wonderful website wish list that people can check to know what they should donate," said Dawn Bartlow, referencing the hospital's online guide at www.seattlechildrens.org/ways-to-help/donate/toys.
"Everybody says I'm being so sweet, which is kind of embarrassing, but I know it's for a good cause," said Caitlin Bartlow, who admitted that she'll probably be accepting birthday presents for herself again next year, although she still hopes to give the presents "I don't need" to Seattle Children's Hospital.
"You try to raise socially conscious children, so it's great when they look outside their own boxes and ask you how they can make things better for others," Dawn Bartlow said, before laughing, "I don't think I would have given away my birthday presents when I was 13."
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The Columbia Mountains, in southeast British Columbia, are popular with heli-skiers who crave "champagne powder." (Canadian Mountain Holidays ) |
Snow has been falling in buckets all over the West, but nowhere more so than on the rugged peaks along the British Columbia border with Alberta.
In a normal year, the Columbia Mountains near Revelstoke would have received roughly 8 feet of snow by now. But Mother Nature has been overly generous, dropping 14 feet in December alone (5 feet more than the previous record for the month) for a whopping total of 23 feet so far this season.
This isn't the "Sierra Cement" that sometimes lands on California's slopes, especially at lower elevations. The snow that falls on the Columbia Mountains has less moisture in it by the time it reaches eastern British Columbia, so it usually wafts down as light "champagne powder."
Moreover, because this is up north, the sun's angle is low in the winter. That means that although there is plenty of light for a full day of skiing, the sun has little effect on the surface of the snow so it stays it soft and fluffy.
Which is why this corner of the Canadian Rockies is home to many heli-skiing operators, including Canadian Mountain Holidays, the granddaddy of them all.
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No. 1: It's only for experts
Heli-skiing has a reputation as an experts-only activity, but that's a myth. Although there are trips designed for schussers who want to take on the steeps, there are plenty of mellow runs to enjoy too.
Moreover, the latest ski designs have opened up the joys of powder to intermediate skiers. That means it's important to have the right equipment and guides to lead you in what many consider some of the best ski terrain on the planet.
At CMH, spokeswoman Sarah Pearson said guides work with every skier to determine the right powder skiing experience based on fitness levels and ability. For intermediate skiers unfamiliar with deep powder technique, CMH has designed Powder 101: Intro ski weeks.
She said four-, five- and seven-day Powder 101 trips are available throughout the ski season and range in price from about $4,265 to $11,525 per person.
No. 2: Heli-Skiing is only for men
Wrong. Pearson said women shouldn't be intimidated by powder and heli-skiing. With the correct equipment, guides and attitude, women enjoy deep powder just as much as men, especially in the light, dry snow of the Bugaboo, Monashee, Bobby Burns and Cariboo ranges of the Columbia Mountains.
CMH offers Powder 101: Girls' School for strong intermediate skiers wanting to build their powder skills. If you're already comfortable in the deep stuff, Girl Pow(d)er is offered as a women-only outing. These four or five-day trips start at about $4,265. CMH also provides specially designed women's powder skis, poles and all safety equipment.
No. 3: Heli-skiing isn't for families
Wrong again. Pearson said CMH guides select terrain appropriate for the entire family, and sometimes take three generations skiing together.
Seven-day Next Generation trips introduce powder skiing to the younger generation, with skiers ages 12-25 paying half price when booked with an accompanying adult. Next Gen trips are offered in March and April and start at about $8,215 ($4,110 for younger generation skiers).
Family Trips are for those with 12- to 17-year-old skiers, designed with the the Christmas holidays in mind (think next December). Younger children who won't be skiing are welcome (CMH has nannies available because nonskiers must be supervised at all times).
Families begin the day heli-skiing together, but the kids can return to the lodge when they tire to participate in supervised indoor and outdoor activities, leaving parents to ski at their own pace for the remainder of the day. In the evening, families dine together, and kids can munch on meals designed for them.
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Czech architect Karel Hubacek talks to journalists at the opening of his exhibition in Prague. Hubacek died on Wednesday, Nov. 23, as was told to CTK by his wife Jaroslava Hubackova on Friday, Nov. 25, 2011. he was 87. Hubacek's bold hyperboloid design for an mountain-top hotel on Jested mountain (seen in the photo left) near the town of Liberec was awarded the prestigious Auguste Perret Prize by the International Union of Architects in 1969 and was named the most significant Czech building of the 20th century. AP Photo/CTK, Marta Myskova.
Architect Karel Hubacek, whose bold hyperboloid design for an elegant mountain-top hotel was named the most significant Czech building of the 20th century, has died. He was 87
Liberec City Hall in the Czech Republic's north where Hubacek lived and designed his famed tower building said in a statement Wednesday that he had died. No more details were given.
Hubacek moved from his native Prague to Liberec in 1951. His famed tower hotel, that also serves as a television transmitter, is situated on the nearby Jested mountain. The building, whose silhouette has become the symbol of the city, was completed in 1973.
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MOBILE, Ala. -- Relatives descended on the port's cruise ship terminal here Thursday morning at daybreak, prepared to greet the 4,200 passengers and crew members trapped aboard a Carnival cruise ship being slowly towed to harbor by several tug boats.
As of 8:20 a.m. Central time, the Triumph still was about 25 miles from port, moving at a speed of 4 knots, according to U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer 3rd Class Ryan Tippets.
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Joyce Oliva, a spokeswoman at Carnival headquarters in Miami, told the Los Angeles Times that an additional tugboat had been added to the three already towing the ship, but that progress was still slow.
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"They can't be towed in the dark. So if they're not in port by dark, they're going to have to spend another night on board," he said.
Randel said a local pilot and customs officials boarded the ship at about 5 a.m. Central time, when it was about 100 miles offshore. Passengers will be processed by customs before they leave the ship, speeding the process of reuniting with loved ones in the cruise terminal, he said. At least 100 relatives had already arrived to greet passengers, he said.
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Relatives waiting at the port Thursday described passengers as a mix of adults and children, singles and couples, many cruising for a special occasion. One passenger was celebrating her 50th birthday. A 12-year-old girl went with her father as a reward, another with her cousin who had just graduated. A nurse was on her first cruise with her boss, attending a medical seminar.
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I can, especially if/when one is going to be released. And Gaithers money comes off the cap completely next year anyway. Levitre will be just as expensive as Vaz, I expect we'll get outbid for both.
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If Telesco decides to keep Gaither I will be shocked, its a gigantic risk and a huge career impacting decision. If we keep him, and he fails again, all we'll have done is ruin a season and now we'll owe him for 2014 instead. Its the kind of move that can turn fans and even the whole locker room against Telesco in a matter of months.
Thats what I find the funniest, (on different websites) I hear a lot of fans talking about how excited they are that Telesco and McCoy are going to come in and fix this team, then they go on to mention how the team should look the same as it did last year. Gaither for nothing more then a guinea pig should be cut, you don't need to exactly come in guns blazing, just be like "If you don't wanna play for us we don't want you to play for us" but have it be more emotional and impactful like Keeanu Reeves "Chicks dig scars/ glory lasts forever" Replacements speech. Clary should be cut from a money/ production stand point. No way should he be making 4 million a year when that could go to re signing a few more players or bringing in a productive player at another position
Guys that I'd like to see us pursue in free agency, including our own players, Guard: Louis Vasquez, Brandyn Dombrowski, Brandon Moore, Chad Rinehart, Donald Thomas Tackle: Eben Britton, Ryan Harris, Sean Locklear, Tyler Polumbus Tight End: Dante Rosario, Travis Beckum, James Casey, Michael Hoomanawanui, Delaine Walker Wide Receiver: Danario Alexander -- hoping that gets Malcolm Floyd cut , Micheal Spurlock Defensive End: Vaughn Martin, Ricky Jean Francois, Artur Jones, Fili Moala Nose Tackle: Aubrayo Franklin, Justin Bannan, Maake Kemoeatu Outside Linebacker: Antwan Barnes, Albert McClellan, Trevor Scott, Lawrence Sidbury Inside Linebacker: Larry Grant, Brad Jones, Phillip Wheeler Cornerback: Darius Butler, Chris Owens, Jerraud Powers, Marcus Trufant Strong Safety: Corey Lynch, Patrick Chung
I'm hoping within the coming days we'll meet wit Gaither find out where he stands. Both physically and mentally. What exactly is his situation, I'm sure Telesco and McCoy will come out firing questions at him. Also I expect the cuts to be coming in the coming weeks before the new league year begins on March 12th/13th. Expecting, and hoping -- Charlie Whitehurst, Randy McMichael, Antonio Garay, Takeo Spikes and Atari Bigby are all cut. Saving anywhere from $9M-12M. But I hope Takeo Spikes comes back at a reduced number and I'm hoping Rivers can restructure his deal, Tom Brady just did, but then again he's making millions off other things and his wife. And then maybe Weddle. Another thing is, I hope our rookie class from 2012 is out getting better. I just saw an instagram shot of Brandon Taylor, Johnnie Troutman, and Melvin Ingram at the club. I think Mayock actually said something worthy today, these kids bust their butts in the combine and pre-draft workouts to get paid. But, its after your rookie season to know if your worthy of that pay. If your out trying to get better. If your getting stronger and faster, working on your critique, etc. -- etc. I just hope these kids are doing so.
new stupid rule: Teams can't talk to contract players until April 1st, GM's are allowed to talk to agents of the players but not the actual players themselves.
If Gaither gets cut he's likely to be our one allotment for a June 1st cut (so that his dead money hit wouldn't apply to this season's salary cap), so for the sake of draft savvy and not giving away what position we're going at (like a big gaping hole of having little more than Mike Harris on the DC as our LT would signal). I don't expect a decision on Gaither to be made/revealed until after the draft... and it's incredibly smart to do just that - despite whether the fans may fret themselves into a tizzy or not.
Tom Brady, Marques Colston, Demarcus Ware, Antonio Brown as well as a handful of players restructured their contracts lets hope we can get some of our guys for better or worse to do the same
Then we might as well keep him if were gonna cut him in June. How long is that period to cut players without getting hit with that dead money on the 2013 cap? If its throughout camp we should just see if he decides he wants to play, but if he starts to milk an injury, point him to the door and let it hit him on the *** on the way out!
Whatever about Turner have either of the other 2 anything left?, esp Robinson?, he was a v good corner in his day. 3 yrs younger than Jammer.
Isn't our new OL guy from the Bills? Wonder if this guy will be on our radar... AdamSchefter: Buffalo tagging S Jairus Byrd means Bills G Andy Levitre is free to leave and he will be one of the hottest free agents on the market. (19 minutes ago from WhoSay)
Robinson has fuel left in the tank, but he's still expecting to be paid like a top CB (hence why he was cut, his due-salary was huge) and he's also a massive POS (this is the guy who has intentionally head-hunted and is one of the primary reasons the "defenseless receiver" rule was put into place - and still, despite being fined, just shines on the league and keeps cracking skulls. Sooner or later the league's going to suspend him for it). However, another "name" CB on the market isn't a bad thing because it helps push some of the more under-the-radar guys down. Likely means Atlanta's had productive contract talks thus far with Brent Grimes - which is fine by me because Grimes is coming off a tricky injury (Achilles) and hasn't really reinforced he's worth the money I expect his agent to seek. I'm now not-so-patiently awaiting the Panthers to release Chris Gamble.
The Union-Tribune San Diego expects the Chargers to either release Randy McMichael or ask him to take a pay cut. McMichael is due a $1.25 million salary in addition to a $250,000 roster bonus in the final year of his deal. The soon-to-be 34-year-old is a fine blocker, but he caught just nine passes for 51 yards last season, the lowest totals of his career. San Diego currently sits about $8 million over the salary cap.
UTKevinAcee @UTKevinAcee "@Boltjolt: Is there chance new GM approaches Rivers and/or Gates for restructure to get some cap relief?" >Not from what I hear.
That's the one thing I'm not sure people that are saying "restructure them grasp" - restructuring is merely shifting the payout schedule of the contract around, not invoking "a pay cut". Pay cuts are something entirely different, wherein the team does actually "release" the player on the first day of free agency and immediately sign them back to a pre-agreed-upon lower contract. Go and take a look at what Rivers' contract is scheduled to pay out in the final 2 years and tell me that we can afford to tack another $3-4 million per year onto that. Same with Gates. Do we want to end up in the cap hell that the Jets are currently in? Because this is the exact type of stuff Mike Tannenbaum was pulling annually with them. It's a vicious cycle that can only be repeated for so long before you ultimately have to pay the piper.
So somehow the UT thinks we went from 6.25 Million below the cap to 8 million over by doing nothing??? Doesnt anyone proof read the news before they publish this **** anymore?
The amount gained by all teams save the Raiders and the Saints from the cap penalties issued to the Redskins and Cowboys last year - of which the impact was prorated over last season and this one. Raiders and Saints either voted against the ruling or abstained, so they didn't get the reward. The Redskins are currently threatening to filed litigation against the league to have the cap space returned to them - and threatening to try and delay free agency by holding things up in litigation - they don't really have much of a case unless their willing to seriously screw up the collective bargaining/legal-monopoly status of the entire league for their own benefit.
The cap was projected 120 million when it was reported 6 million, The cap was officially set for 123, so I believe they meant under 8 million
ILB Takeo Spikes is a potential candidate for a pay cut in 2013. The Chargers are about $8 million under the 2013 cap, which is reportedly set at $123 million. Spikes is entering the final season of a three-year deal with a base salaryprogressing from $2.875 million in 2012 to now $3 million in 2013. His contract, in its current form, will carry a $3.7 million cap value.
I'd like to keep Spikes for pure leadership, and locker room presence, especially if McMichael will be cut. I can't see McMichael doing anything in McCoy or Whisenhunt's offense except be a full back on short yardage plays. I want Larry Grant. Simple as that, if we can offer him a mult-year deal which averages $2M a year I think he would sign here. NFL network analysts were comparing, I believe it was Manti Te'o's coverage skills to Patrick Willis', and they raved about Willis' athleticism and coverage skills, when in fact it was actually Larry Grant who was playing against the Rams when Willis was injured. Spikes isn't the best coverage ILB. That's one of Grant's strengths, plus you get a guy who studied behind both the best ILB's in the game in Willis and Bowman, knows what a great defense looks like, and you can pair him with Butler for the next 4 or so years. Butler has had his injuries as well, so if we have 3 starters at the ILB position, its not a bad problem to have.


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2008 Collection Pictures
Since its the offseason, and stuff is slow as it pertains to baseball, I decided to put up some pictures of the balls I caught in 2008 along with the 4 commemoratives that I got.
I had my wife take this picture of me for Zack Hample's Thanksgiving Ballhawk Photo Entry. It is a picture of me with the 128 balls that I caught in 2008.
I also took a picture of the 128 from the ground level. The light coming through the door creates kind of a cool effect.
This is one of two Shea Stadium Final Season balls that I snagged in 2008. The Pirates only played the Mets for one series in 2008, and I managed to get 3 of my 4 commemorative balls in that series, surprisingly. The ball below was thrown to me by Mets bullpen coach Guy Conti. It was used in Joe Smith's bullpen session. Conti told me he was giving me the ball because I had the right shirt on. (A Paul LoDuca Mets shirt that I bought at Champs for $2.99)
The second Shea Stadium ball is in better shape, but I had to go through a lot to get it. It took me about 5 minutes of throwing my glove 12 feet out onto the field to drag the ball towards me. Stadium security reprimanded me right as I was hauling the ball in, and I bargained with the guy to keep the ball, but I had to give them another ball that I caught earlier in exchange. I didn't care, as it was the first commemorative ball that I got all season.
The ball below was not caught by me, so I do not count it as one of the 128 balls that I caught this season. I only caught 2 balls during the Yankees series, and neither was a commemorative ball. A fellow ball hawk caught this ball, and to pay of his debt of 2 tickets that I had previously bought him, he gave me this ball. Essentially, I paid $12 for the ball, since I paid $12 for the tickets. It was a good trade though because I wanted to get a Yankee Stadium final season ball.
The final commemorative ball that I obtained, below, was one of only 3 balls that I used the glove trick on. It came during the Mets season, and is a Washington Nationals 2008 Inaugural Season (Nationals Park) ball. I was a bit puzzled when I got this ball. I then checked the Mets schedule and saw that they had just played Washington before coming to Pittsburgh. It made sense. It obviously got mixed in with the Mets' stash.
Sorry that the pictures are blurry. Hopefully for Christmas I'll get a digital camera and can take better pictures in '09.


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A truck load of produce was unloaded on Friday morning at Eastern Elementary School to be given to any Meigs County resident.
Produce including, beets, turnips, red peppers, carrots, cucumbers and squash, was distributed among students, parents, faculty, staff and any one who stopped by the school.
More than 100 bags of produce were sent home with students in the school, while many others stopped by the school to pickup the vegetables.
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Reviewer: Vahe Petrossian on 9/20/2009 Excellent Wetsuit for Kids - I bought myself a Henderson Shorty and bought this Henderson 3mm Childs Thermoprene Shorty for my 7 year old daughter. So hard to find a kids wetsuit for 7 years old that have any real amount of thermal protection. The Henderson 3mm Thermoprene was the answer. I daughter is very comfortable with it and provides good thermal protection for a 3mm wetsuit. She plays in the sand and snorkels all day without discomfort. Another nice added value is since wetsuits are buoyant, it helps out snorkeling for extended periods of time. Overall, I recommend this wetsuit for thermal and sun protection. | ||
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Reviewer: Suzanne Holtzclaw on 1/3/2013 Really NICE skin - Ordered this to take on trips to have the option for additional warmth if needed or less buoyant option when it is warmer. Used it the first time as additional layer when on a snorkel tour with manatee. We were in 74 degree water (35 degree air temp) for about 4 hours. I was pretty comfortable for a very long time and give credit to adding the jumpsuit to the mix. I saw where others commented that you need to order the next larger size. I am 58" and weigh about 130lbs and got the medium. It is a little tight initially and I probably should have purchased the large. I bought my husband the 2xl. He wears a Large shirt but has issues with things tight around his neck. He was very comfortable... View Full Review | ||
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Reviewer: Ruth E G. on 9/11/2008 Warm and dry socks - I purchased these socks to take with me on my recent trip (08-22-08) to the Galapagos to use when we snorkeled. I looked silly wearing these with my knee length spring suit, however, they did the job by keeping my feet dry and warm while I snorkeled. I loved these socks. I also purchased a hood that worked perfectly. I now want to buy gloves for my hands and a full body suit. Btw-snorkeling around the Galapagos islands was amazing. Our favorite was snorkeling with penguins, sea lions, rays blue footed boobies and an abundance of fish around Pinnacle Rock! | ||
Henderson 3mm Thermoprene Zippered Wetsuit Vest Reviews
Reviewer: Steven E. on 2/8/2010 Henderson Front Zippered Vest - I purchased this vest to serve a dual role. First to add a layer of warmth while in the lap pool 3 times a week and also to use on warm water dive trips as a substitute for my 4mm shorty. To date I have only been in the pool with it. The front zipper makes it very easy to get on and off. It is well constructed and provides the needed layer of warmth. My only complaint is that while swimming the crawl stroke the zipper doesnt stay zipped all the way. I doubt this will be an issue while diving with much less upper body motion and a BC over the top. According to the Henderson sizing chart I should wear a mens medium (I took measurements to be sure). So that is what I ordered. It was... View Full Review | ||
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Reviewer: Cliff Lewis on 2/21/2012 Great Hood!! - The Aqua Lock gives you peace of mind about haveing a full range of motion while underawater. I was a little dissapointed when I turned left or right the hood would pull out a little. But, after seeing other divers hoods coming outin the back and mine would just bunch up a little while trying to come out...I was impressed. Very warm as well and I never noticed the 53 degree water I was diving in. I would like for Henderson to make the rubber "aqua lock" a lot bigger o wider so it would grip more for those of us who are more active underwater so when we turn our head you know it is not moving at all. Definitely reccommend this hoodie to everyone. | ||
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