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Passengers waiting to ride the Dinky at the Princeton commuter rail station now have access to a climate-controlled space before they board the train on weekday mornings.
Under the terms of a memorandum of understanding approved by Princeton Borough on Oct. 4 and by Princeton Township on Oct. 24, Princeton University will operate the Dinky station waiting room from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m., five days a week.
Community leaders came together at the Dinky station Tuesday, Nov. 1, to mark the beginning of University operations. Borough Mayor Mildred Trotman and Princeton Township Mayor Chad Goerner joined New Jersey Transit Regional Manager of Government and Community Relations Thomas Clark and Princeton University Vice President and Secretary Robert Durkee at a reception in the refurbished waiting room at the end of the first morning of operations.
"I think anyone who has lived in Princeton over these last decades knows that there has been a lot of interest in having this building open more than it had been," Durkee said. He added that the station arose several months ago as a topic of discussions with the borough and township over transit needs. "One of the first questions that came up was, did we think we could persuade New Jersey Transit to allow the University to open and operate this building as a waiting room for at least some of each weekday."
Under a 1984 agreement under which Princeton University purchased the station buildings from New Jersey Transit, the state rail authority was responsible for operating the north and south station buildings, while the University assumed responsibility for their maintenance and upkeep. Under the new agreement, New Jersey Transit agreed that the University could take responsibility for operating the north station waiting room for five hours each weekday, Monday through Friday.
Patrons will be able to use the restrooms and the waiting area during the five-hour timeframe, with the University opening and maintaining the facilities, while New Jersey Transit retains responsibility for any operations outside of 6 a.m. to 11 a.m.
"New Jersey Transit is always happy to work with the communities in which our stations are located," Clark said, "and in this case it was really a pleasure working with the University, Princeton Borough and Township in order to make what was important to the community a reality."
Goerner said it was a welcome sight to see the station open to aid commuters.
"Mass transit is an important component of our community, and I think that anything we can do that is within our power to enhance ridership under these circumstances is a good thing," he said.
Trotman added that the station will be particularly beneficial during inclement weather. "I care about the users and that they no longer have to stand out in the inclement weather, whether it's hot or cold," she said. "That some of the amenities will be here for them to use is also a concern to me. It has to be a much more pleasant wait inside vs. outside, and this gives you an option, so I am very excited about it being available for the users."


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Organized crime gangs have fixed or tried to fix hundreds of football matches around the world in recent years, including World Cup and European Championship qualifiers and two Champions League games, Europol announced on Monday.
The European Union's police agency said an 18-month review found 380 suspicious matches in Europe and another 300 questionable games outside the continent, mainly in Africa, Asia and South and Central America. It also found evidence that a Singapore-based crime syndicate was involved in some of the match-fixing.
Europol refused to name any suspected matches, players, officials or match-fixers, saying that would compromise ongoing national investigations, so it remained unclear how much of the information divulged Monday was new or had already been revealed in trials across the continent.
Even so, the picture painted by Europol was the latest body blow for the credibility of sports in general, following cyclist Lance Armstrong's admission that he used performance-enhancing drugs in all seven of his Tour de France wins.
"This is a sad day for European football (football)," Europol Director Rob Wainwright told reporters. He said criminals were cashing in on football corruption "on a scale and in a way that threatens the very fabric of the game."
Europol said 425 match officials, club officials, players and criminals from at least 15 countries were involved in fixing European football games dating back to 2008.
Ralf Mutschke, director of security at FIFA, the world football body, said the report highlighted the need for football authorities and police to tackle corruption together.
"The support of law enforcement bodies, legal investigations, and ultimately tougher sanctions are required, as currently there is low risk and high gain potential for the fixers," he said.
Mutschke said while FIFA can ban players, referees and club officials, it is powerless to sanction people not directly involved in the sport.
"For people outside of football, currently the custodial sentences imposed are too weak and offer little to deter someone from getting involved in match-fixing," he said.
Europol is not a police force but provides expertise and helps coordinate national police across the 27-nation European Union. It said 13 European countries were involved in this match-fixing investigation, pouring through 13,000 emails, paper trails, phone records and computer records.
Its probe uncovered €8 million ($10.9 million) in betting profits and €2 million ($2.7 million) in bribes to players and officials and has already led to several prosecutions.
"This is the tip of the iceberg," said German investigator Friedhelm Althans, who also said two World Cup qualification matches in Africa and one in Central America were among those under suspicion.
Wainwright said while many fixed football matches were already known from criminal trials in Europe, the Europol investigation lifted the lid on the widespread involvement of organized crime.
"(That) highlights a big problem for the integrity of football in Europe," he said.
He said a Singapore-based criminal network was involved in the match-fixing, spending up to €100,000 ($136,500) per match to bribe players and officials.
"The ringleaders are of Asian origin, working closely together with European facilitators," Europol said in a statement, but adding that "Russian-speaking" and other criminal gangs were also involved.
Wainwright said the football world needed a "concerted effort" to tackle the corruption.
UEFA, which oversees European football and organizes the Champions League, seemed surprised by the breadth of Europol's accusations. It said it expected to get more information on their investigation shortly.
"Once the details of these investigations are in UEFA's hands, then they will be reviewed by the appropriate disciplinary bodies in order that the necessary measures are taken," UEFA said in a statement.
Previous investigations have found that a World Cup qualifier between Liechtenstein and Finland in September 2009 was fixed by a referee from Bosnia, who UEFA banned for life.
Last year, UEFA expelled a Malta player implicated in fixing a European Championship qualifier between Norway and Malta in June 2007.

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Obviously I LOVE this story. SO MUCH.
Gwyneth Paltrow, Cameron Diaz, Reese Witherspoon, and Beyonce will star in a musical comedy called One Hit Wonders to be written and directed by Glee's Ryan Murphy. Andy Samberg and the Lonely Island are doing the songs.
Let me give you a minute to stop punching yourself in the face.
Out of joy or rage?
For me, it's joy. Only joy. Pure joy.
One Hit Wonders will obviously be a mess. One Hit Wonders will obviously be mess in the best way. If I could buy a ticket now, I totally would.
The premise features G, Cam, and Reese as pop stars from the 90s, each having only one hit, only to see their careers go to sh-t afterwards, who decide to form a supergroup. GOOPY SPICE GIRLS!!!
I'm thinking Beyonce is the competition?
"Tom, 80's pop icon who only wrote one hit record then retired because he found that one record was quite enough to get him laid for the whole of the 90's. Total poof, of course."
Paltrow will also serve as producer on the project. Apparently Murphy took the idea to Amy Pascal at Sony. She's the boss behind The Social Network, Spider-Man, and Moneyball. Pascal was sold after only 10 minutes.
So... some people think this is a good idea...?
It totally is. But I'm not sure their reasons are the same as ours. I mean, I'm going because I can't wait to laugh at GOOP singing with her eyes closed, Cammie dancing around Charlie's Angels styles in her underwear, and Reese standing with her arms akimbo wiggling her nose with her eyes wide trying to look taller...all of them trying to keep the hair out of their faces as Beyonce's wind machine blows in the background.
How do you not love this???
How did Jennifer Aniston not get invited to this party?
And how does one Sean Young her way onto this set? Imagine the macrobiotic meangirling between scenes? Every day at 2pm they'll devote half an hour to Angelina Jolie.


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CNN says Piers Morgan's talk show is ending
LOS ANGELES >> CNN's prime-time talk show "Piers Morgan Live" is coming to an end, the news channel said Sunday.
Morgan, who succeeded Larry King in the 9 p.m. EST time slot three years ago, was drawing lackluster ratings. In contrast, King had a 25-year run on CNN.
The airdate for Morgan's last show has yet to be determined, CNN said in a statement.
Morgan is a former U.K. tabloid editor who reinvented himself as a TV personality with stints as a judge on "Britain's Got Talent" and its U.S. spinoff, NBC's "America's Got Talent," and as a contestant on "Celebrity Apprentice."
He hosted BBC's "You Can't Fire Me, I'm Famous," and did interview shows and documentaries for ITV.
Morgan told The New York Times that his show lately has "taken a bath in the ratings" but that he and CNN President Jeff Zucker were discussing a new role for him at the channel. CNN's audience has tired of hearing a Brit weigh in American cultural issues, Morgan said in a story posted online Sunday.
Morgan's future with CNN is undetermined, the channel said.
Last fall, the already struggling "Piers Morgan Live" faced increased competition from a revised Fox News Channel lineup that included a strong new performer at 9 p.m. EST with Megyn Kelly's "The Kelly File."
Morgan served as editor of The Daily Mirror from 1995 to 2004. He has been questioned in connection with Britain's long-running phone hacking scandal, which has led to numerous arrests, resignations and the closure of Rupert Murdoch's News of the World tabloid.
Earlier this month, Morgan confirmed that he was interviewed in December by British police investigating the illegal interception of telephone voicemails. Morgan, who said he had given a previous witness statement, has consistently denied wrongdoing.


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New version of the well-known Cressi all-in-one for water sports and tropical seas.
It comes with a new style, with an attractive design, in the men's, women's, and junior sizes.
Hoodless all-in-one with short sleeves and pants, made from 2.5mm double-lined neoprene, perfect for snorkelling, swimming, tropical seas and for all water sports.
Single-lined neoprene waterproof seals on arms and legs.
Rear zip with under-zip.
Adjustable neckline with Velcro closure.


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Dr. Avalos on Pat Robertson's Haiti Comments
Haitians were just starting to be dug out from collapsed buildings, when Pat Robertson, the televangelist and former presidential candidate, told us he knew what had caused Haiti's horrific earthquake.
Hint: It was not geology.
As Robertson phrased it on his show, The 700 Club (Jan. 13): "They (Haitians) were under the heel of the French ... And they got together and swore a pact to the devil. They said we will serve you if you get us free from the French." Haiti's earthquake and poverty are punishment for that pact.
Where do Robertson's ideas come from? The earliest trace of any legend of a Haitian "pact to the Devil" is a book on the history of Haiti (titled, "Histoire de la Révolution de Saint-Domingue") published in 1814 by a French inhabitant of Haiti named Antoine Dalmas.
According to Dalmas, on the first night of the Haitian revolution (Aug. 20 to 21, 1791), some slaves at a plantation drank the blood of a black pig sacrificed to an African deity. The ritual supposedly made participants invincible.
That's pretty much it. Later writers added more dramatic and uncorroborated details, including an oath. Since the ceremony involved nothing beyond a few hundred slaves, it cannot be described as an entire nation making a pact.
Nonetheless, Dalmas describes a ceremony associated with Voodoo, the collective name for diverse African religious traditions, which were often combined with Christian elements, in Haiti.
Voodoo, now an officially recognized Haitian religion, was often denigrated as devil-worship by Christian slavemasters. Robertson simply continues this demonization of African religions.
And as for poverty being God's punishment for Voodoo, a World Bank study, titled Social Resilience and State Fragility in Haiti (2007), calculates a poverty rate of 47 percent for Voodoo practitioners, 49 percent for Catholics and 51 percent for Baptists. Therefore, Haitian Christians actually are slightly poorer.
Furthermore, Haitian slaves did not see just the "French" as their oppressors. Haitians saw white Christians enslaving them. Since Christianity was not helping them, slaves appealed to their African gods. Slaves could argue the appeal worked because Haiti became the only nation established by a successful slave revolt.
However, Haitians paid a price for liberty. First, their revolution devastated the sugar industry, the heart of their economy. Revenues plummeted.
France also imposed a price of 150 million francs (perhaps tens of billions in today's dollars) to recognize Haiti's nationhood in 1825. Paying that debt with already limited resources proved difficult. It took Haiti until 1947 to pay it off.
Moreover, big slave-trading countries initially refused official recognition of Haiti's nationhood in order to punish it for the sin of overthrowing slavery. The United States waited until 1862. This delay further distanced Haiti from all the benefits of trade that accompany recognized nationhood. Thus, much of Haiti's poverty resulted from burdens imposed by outsiders.
And this brings me to Iowa pigs. The former president of Haiti, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, wrote a book called "Eyes of the Heart: Seeking a Path for the Poor in the Age of Globalization" (2000), which claims Iowa pigs impoverished Haiti even more.
According to Aristide, prior to the 1980s, Haiti used very hardy local (Creole) pigs that could withstand tropical heat and eat almost anything.
But, in 1982, international agencies, many influenced by the United States, convinced Haitians to slaughter their pigs because of concerns about a swine flu epidemic. The United States promised that better pigs would be substituted, and these came mostly from Iowa.
However, Iowa pigs required clean water, which was unavailable to 80 percent of Haitians. Special roofed pens had to be built because Iowa pigs were susceptible to the sun. While Haitian pigs ate anything, feed for American pigs cost $90 per year in a country where the annual per capita income was $130.
If a pig sacrifice helped to liberate Haiti in 1791, Haitians were being sacrificed to American pigs in the 1980s. Aristide claims that Haitian peasants lost $600 million in this fiasco ("Eyes of the Heart," page 14).
So, if Robertson had read Haitian history, he might have spotted a club of Christian slave-trading nations, and not God, shaking the foundation of Haiti's society and economy to this day.
Hector Avalos, a professor of religious studies at Iowa State University, writes monthly for The Tribune. His columns appear the first Sunday of the month.


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Though Windows 8 has received mixed reviews, it remains Microsoft's latest operating system. If you own a Mac, and you want to use Windows, purchasing Windows 8 is likely the best option.
Unfortunately, it's also a bit harder to install that than Windows 7. Changes to the way Microsoft sells its new operating system, along with a lack of support from the current version of Boot Camp, makes installation slightly more harrowing. But don't worry; the steps are still doable for even the newest Mac owner.
Before you begin
Windows 8 is the first version of Microsoft's operating system to lack a retail copy. Want to walk down to the local electronics store and buy a fresh install? Too bad! You'll find none on their shelves. You'll only be able to purchase upgrade versions, and, since those require you have a previous Windows installation, they won't work with Boot Camp.
The upgrade version will work if you've already installed Windows on your Mac with a valid key. Owners who have Windows 7 can follow the steps in this guide, install that version of Windows, and then install Windows 8 Upgrade.
Since the retail version is gone, you'll instead have to buy an OEM copy. This isn't carried by most brick-and-mortar retailers, but speciality computer retailers might have it. You can also find it at online stores like Amazon and Newegg. A regular copy of Windows 8 OEM is $99 and Windows 8 Pro OEM is $139.
You'll also need to make sure your Mac has OS X Mountain Lion (so you have the latest version of Boot Camp) and at least 20GB of empty hard disk space. Free space is needed because Windows 8 will be installed on a partition of your Mac's hard drive reserved specifically for it. That partition will also be used to store any software you install while using Windows 8.
Create a bootable USB drive (for Macs with no optical drive)
Owning a Windows 8 disk isn't helpful if your Mac doesn't have an optical drive. To make matters worse, Microsoft doesn't offer an online install of Windows 8 OEM. You'll need to use an alternative method of installation.
The easiest solution is to use an external optical drive that connects to your Mac via USB. These are not hard to find, but they're also not free. Expect to pay $25 to $50 if you buy from an online retailer, or $79 if you buy Apple's own version. If you decide to purchase an external optical drive, skip to the next step.
Still reading? Okay. To skip the use of an optical drive entirely, you'll need a USB drive with at least 4GB of space and access to a Windows PC that does have an optical drive.
Download and install Imgburn to that computer, insert your Windows 8 install disk (but don't run the installer), and then run ImgBurn. Select "Create Image from Disc," select the optical drive (if not already chosen), set a destination, and then click the icon at the bottom. This will create a .ISO file from the Windows 8 install disc.
Now that you have the .ISO file, you need to put that file on a USB drive. To do this, download the Windows 7 USB/DVD tool from Microsoft's website. Despite the name, it works with Windows 8 as well. Install the utility, open it, and select "USB Device" at the second step. Connect a USB flash drive, select it in the utility, and then continue with the wizard. After a few minutes, you'll have a bootable installation drive.
If you don't want to use Windows 7 USB/DVD tool, or you have trouble with it, Unetbootin works as well. Though primarily used for Linux, Unetbootin supports creation of bootable Windows drivers. You simply need to select the Windows .ISO manually, instead of from the drop-down list of Linux distros.
Begin Boot Camp
Open Boot Camp through a Finder search for "boot camp" or by opening Launchpad and then the Other folder. You'll come to an introduction screen that provides information and suggests a backup of important information before you install Windows (always a good idea). Click the Continue button.
You'll see several options in the next screen. De-select "Create a Windows 7 or later version install disk" because you already have an install disc or a bootable USB drive. Leave the other two options selected, and then click Continue again.
Now you'll have a choice of where to play the support software files. These drivers help your make communication with Windows, an operating system it wasn't designed for. You can send these drivers to a CD/DVD or to a USB drive – your choice. Don't place them on the same USB drive that contains your Windows .ISO, though.
Check that you have a network connection, then click Continue once more. The support drivers will now download. This processor can take some time, so go make a sandwich, do some push-ups, and water the flowers.
Once the support drivers have finished, the next step is to create a partition. Boot Camp will give Windows only 20GB of space by default, which is enough to do an install and not much else. We suggest increasing that number by dragging the bar between the Mac OS X and Windows 8 partitions. Click the Install button once you're satisfied with the space reserved for Windows.
After partitioning is complete, which should only take a few minutes, restart the Mac and insert your Windows install disc or the bootable USB drive you created earlier. The system will automatically try to boot from your Windows 8 installation media. If you receive a "No boot drive found" error message, try restarting again but this time hold down the Option key while doing so. This brings up the boot manager which will display three partitions: one for OS X, one for OS X recovery, and one for Windows. Select the Windows option to proceed with installation.
Install Windows 8
Now you're in the Windows 8 installation wizard. Follow the on-screen instructions and you'll come to a screen that asks which partition you want to install Windows on. Select the one labeled BOOTCAMP. You will also need to format this partition to NTFS (the Windows file system) before installation can proceed.
And that's it. There are more steps, but they aren't different from installing Windows 8 on any other laptop, and the wizard will explain what you need to do (create a user account, for example). You'll have Windows 8 on your Mac within half an hour.
After installation is complete, your final task is to install the Windows support drivers. Insert the disc or USB drive you placed them on and open setup.exe in the WindowsSupport folder. Follow the installation wizard and you'll be done.
Wrapping up Windows 8
You've now installed Windows 8 on your Mac. There are, however, two more things you should know about how to operate the new OS.
To switch between Mac OS X and Windows 8 you must restart the system. Hold down the option key as soon as it begins to boot. This will bring you to the boot manager. Now you can select either OS X, the recovery partition, or Windows 8.
Also, you may notice features that don't work properly when in Windows. At the time of this writing, Apple does not support Windows 8, so the support drivers you download are for Windows 7. In addition, the drivers for Windows are basic even when fully supported, so don't expect your experience to take complete advantage of your Mac's hardware.
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Silver Metallic Flat Sandal with Butterfly Brooch and Ankle Strap
Classy satin flat sandals with butterfly brooch and ankle strap. Effortless yet adorable to wear on your favorite occasion. Can be pair with dress or casual look.
Women Sandals: Black, Burgundy, Champagne, Ivory, Light Blue, Navy, Pink, Silver, and White
Kids Sandals: Black, Champagne, Ivory, Light Blue, Pink, Silver, White
UPPER: Synthetic upper and lining
MATERIALS: Manmade outsole
Currently we ship to US and Internationally to some countries ONLY to UK, Canada, France, Italy and Australia. Please message us for international shipping cost or refer to our individual listings.
- Depending on the items of your order, please allow the 1-2 business days to process your order after payment is received. Certain items may need extra time due to its details. Delivery methods are as follow:
- FREE SHIPPING: 7-10 business days
- Standard shipping: 5-7 business days
- Priority Mail: 3-5 business days
- Express Mail: 2-3 business days
Shipping cost is to cover POSTAGE FEES ONLY, IT DOES NOT COVER CUSTOM CHARGES as it will vary depending on countries. We also WILL NOT be responsible for any custom charges your package may be subjected to. Delivery time varies based on each country. We strongly encourage you to check with your local post office as packages may be held due to custom regulations.
- STANDARD INTERNATIONAL - delivery time will take between 15-45 business days. This is only partial tracking. We are unable to track package once it leaves United States.
- PRIORITY INTERNATIONAL - delivery time will take 6-10 business days. This includes tracking, however, NO INSURANCE.
- EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL - delivery time will take 3-5 business days. This includes tracking, however, NO INSURANCE.
- All orders US & INTERNATIONAL are at default to be shipped with STANDARD SHIPPING. If you need your items sooner, faster shipping arrangements are available at additional costs.
- Based on our location & your shipping address, we will determine the most efficient delivery carrier for your order. Once package is shipped, you will receive a confirmation in your registered email.
- All orders placed after 12PM PST will be processed the following business day.
- US ONLY orders of $150 and above is FREE.
- We will NOT be held responsible if item is lost or damaged in transit. Insurance is available upon request at additional cost. If you received an email stating your package has been delivered, but you have not received it:
- For US orders, first, please check your tracking online to see the most recent information. Second, please check with your neighbor or receptionist desk. There have been times where packages have been delivered to a nearby unit. Next, please contact your local post office and inform them that you have not received the package.
- For international orders, please check the tracking number provided to you via email to see if your package has been held at customs. Items held at customs are normally due custom fees or VAT imposed by your country before it can be released and delivered to you.
- Contact number is REQUIRED incase we or carrier will need contact you regarding your order.
** Please note we DO NOT accept returns of orders from our Etsy shop. Please see our Etsy shop policy and contact us via Etsy for exchanges ***
We want you to love what you have purchased at Kailee P.! We allow returns of unworn, unwashed, undamaged or defective merchandise within 14 days of delivery date.
While we understand shoes need to be tried on, we advise you to try on shoes on carpet areas and with clean feet. We will ONLY accept the returned item for exchanges or refunds in original clean condition (NO EXCEPTIONS).
All refunds will be credited to the original method of payment.
To submit a return or exchange request, please click link: kaileep.myreturnscenter.com and follow instructions on the screen. After your request is submitted, we will notify you via email for approval.
- Selected items in our shop are detailed and handcrafted by our team with their hands in our facility, therefore, these items are eligible for EXCHANGES & STORE CREDIT ONLY.
- All sale items & accessories are FINAL SALE.
- Shipping fees are NOT refundable.
- If your return request is approved, please follow instructions on your email carefully and a prepaid return label will be provided separately.
- Once your return package is received, we will process a refund. The cost of the prepaid shipping label will be deducted from your refund.
- The current cost of return shipping labels are as follows: $7 for kids shoes and $12 for women shoes.
- Once an exchange request is submitted and approved, To complete an exchange, please place a new order of equal or greater value. This ensures faster turnaround exchange time and guaranteed size availability.
- Once your new order has been placed and shipped. Please contact our team to receive a prepaid return shipping label to send back your previous order. You can email us at email@example.com or give us a call at 1-833-524-5337 Monday–Friday, 9 AM–4 PM PST.
- Once your return package is received, we will process a refund. The cost of $7 for kids shoes and $12 for women shoes for the prepaid shipping label will be deducted from your refund.
- If you prefer to process an exchange WITHOUT placing a new order, please note, you will be responsible for the return shipping and we will NOT provide a prepaid return shipping label. We recommend using a shipping carrier with tracking numbers for your reference, as you may be asked for proof of shipping and delivery.
- Due to unpredictable shipping and custom holding time, we DO NOT PROCESS EXCHANGE and will not hold shoes to exchange. Please place a new order for the new size/ style and we will ship within 1-2 business days.
- If your return request is approved, please follow the return instructions on your email carefully.
- Please return and ship the incorrect size shoes to us within 10 days from the date of request. This means, package will need to be postmarked within 10 business days of the return request date. When shoes are received, we will process a refund (shipping fee is NON-REFUNDABLE).
- Please note you will also be responsible for return shipping. We DO NOT provide a prepaid return shipping label for international orders.
- Returns for orders with free shipping value at less than $100 will be subjected to a $7 fee.
- Returns over $100 will be subjected to 15% RESTOCKING FEE.
- Please allow 7-10 business days to process your return/ exchange from the time we received your item(s) in our facility.
- We also recommend that you pack items securely as we ARE NOT responsible for lost or damaged packages in transit.
- Return Authorization will be voided if item(s) is not shipped within 10 business days of return request.
- We will ONLY accept the returned item in original clean condition (NO EXCEPTION).
- To better process your return/ exchange, we recommend to include one of the following: the RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization), original packing slip, or written note with order number.
Q: How can I get an assistance?
A: You can reach our customer support at the following:
- email: firstname.lastname@example.com or click here
- call: 1-833-524-5337
- live chat
Q: I've placed an order. How long will it take to ship?
A: Once order is placed and size is available, please allow 1-2 business days to process and ship. Orders placed after 12:00 PM PST will be processed the next business day. Please note this does not include shipping delivery time.
Q: I live outside of US, how long will shipping take?
A: International orders will take 7-21 business days for standard shipping. Expedited shipping will take 6-10 business days at additional cost. You will see shipping cost at checkout.
Q: Where is your item shipping from?
A: All orders are shipped from California.
Q: How do I return or exchange my order?
A: You have 14 days from delivery date to submit a return or exchange request. Please click link to submit a request: https://kaileep.myreturnscenter.com/.
Q: I received an email notification stating my order has been delivered, but I have not received it. What do I do?
A: For US orders, first, please check your tracking online to see the most recent information. Second, please check with your neighbor or receptionist desk. There have been times where packages have been delivered to a nearby unit. Next, please contact your local post office and inform them that you have not received the package.
For international orders, please check the tracking number provided to you via email to see if your package has been held at customs. Items held at customs are normally due custom fees or VAT imposed by your country before it can be released and delivered to you.
Q: The item I want is out of stock, but I need them! what do I do?
A: We're so sorry the item you want is out stock. You can enter your email at listing to be added to the waitlist. When size is available, you will receive an email notification.
Q: How do I determine sizing on kids shoes?
A: Shoes tend to fit differently on kids and we recommend it's best to use our size measurements as a reference on listing.
Q: How do I measure feet at home?
A: Here is the simplest method to measure your foot at home and hopefully it will be helpful for you to determine sizing:
- Take a sheet of paper and place it on a firm surface- not plush carpeting or pebbly surfaces.
- Put your feet comfortably neutral step onto the piece of paper (one foot per sheet if paper does not fit).
- Hold the pencil as perpendicular as possible to your foot and outline the shape as close to your foot as you can.
- Measure the distance between the center of the heel curve to the tip of the longest toe. This is the length.
- One foot tend to be larger than the other, therefore, please go with the longer length to determine shoes size.


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WELCOME to Estate Rescue Queens, LLC and thank you for registering to bid with us. Please take a moment to read the terms and conditions of our online auctions and let us know if you have any questions prior to bidding.
Online Auction Terms and Conditions
1. AUCTION BIDDER AGREEMENT. This is a legal agreement between you and Estate Rescue Queens, LLC. You must be at least 18 years old to register and bid. Estate Rescue Queens, LLC at its sole discretion, may ban from further use any buyer Estate Rescue Queens, LLC believes to have failed in abiding to the terms and conditions, or conducted any improper behavior as determined solely by Estate Rescue Queens, LLC.
2. REGISTRATION. All Bidders are required to register online and provide necessary and accurate information such as name, address, phone numbers, email address, credit card information and any other information requested for positive identification. By registering you are agreeing you have read and fully understand the 'Online Auction Terms and Conditions', and any additional terms and conditions or announcements for specific auctions (locations, dates, buyer's premiums, pick-up instructions, etc.) on the website, and agree to be bound by the same. All sales are final. No refunds, reductions, returns or exchanges! NO EXCEPTIONS! Estate Rescue Queens, LLC reserves the right to refuse any individual from bidding at any online auction and to revoke such privilege at any time.
3. BIDDING. Do not bid unless you agree to ALL of the terms and conditions posted herein. By bidding you are agreeing you have read and fully understand the 'Online Auction Terms and Conditions', and any additional terms and conditions or announcements for specific auctions (locations, dates, buyer's premiums, pick-up instructions, etc.) on the website, and agree to be bound by the same. A successful winning bid at auction constitutes a legally binding contract of sale. All sales are final. Bidding increments are established and controlled by Estate Rescue Queens, LLC.
4. BUYER'S PREMIUM. The Buyer's Premium is 15% and will be added to ALL purchases unless otherwise stated. A Buyer's Premium is a predetermined percentage added to the high bid price, which results in the contract sales price. The Buyer's Premium may vary depending on the auction.
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6. AUCTION CLOSING TIMES. Auction closing times are posted for each auction, which at such time the auction will BEGIN to close. Auction lots will close in sequence apart from lots continuing to receive bidding activity will remain open and active until such a time that bidding activity has ceased, much like a live auction. Estate Rescue Queens, LLC strongly recommends using the proxy bid feature and bidding early to avoid losing out due to unforeseen technical difficulties. All times are based on the Eastern Standard Time Zone unless stated otherwise.
7. SOFT CLOSE/AUTO EXTEND FEATURE. Please note when bidding, there is an auto-extend feature on this online auction system. If someone bids in the last 2 minutes of a scheduled ending time for a specific lot, the closing time for that particular lot will be automatically extended for a given increment (typically two minutes) until such a time bidding activity ceases. This feature will leave the bidding open for any item that has received a bid within the last 2 minutes from the last recorded bid time, even if the initially scheduled ending time has been reached. This provides bidders who wish to continuing placing bids after they've been outbid an opportunity to do so, and makes the bidding experience more like a live auction. Keep in mind that seconds are not recorded with bid entries.
8. PAYMENT. Payment will be made immediately following completion of the auction by your credit card on file unless stated otherwise. No items will be removed prior to Estate Rescue Queens, LLC receiving payment for the item(s). Please ensure your credit card on file is up to date and that debit cards have sufficient funds available to cover purchases. It is the bidder's responsibility to immediately contact Estate Rescue Queens, LLC and make arrangements for payment for failed credit/debit card transaction failures. Payment by other than credit card (cash or check) must be coordinated with and approved by Estate Rescue Queens, LLC. Buyers agree to not 'stop payment' on any credit cards and/or checks.
9. TOTAL INVOICE PRICE. The total price reflected on your invoice and the amount for which your credit card will be charged is the sum of the bid price, the Buyer's Premium, and applicable sales tax. Estate Rescue Queens, LLC reserves the right to charge the total amount or any remaining balance of your purchase price on your credit card if the balance is not otherwise paid. We do not accept partial payments. Invoices must be paid in full prior to pick up.
10. SALES TAX. All applicable sales tax, according to the governing tax laws in the state where the auction is being held, will be added to the purchase price on all taxable items or lots unless the Buyer files a properly completed tax exempt form with our auction office prior to the auction. All bidders will be subject to the sales tax unless you provide our office with the documentation, we require for exemption including (out-of-state Buyers must pay sales tax on all items excluding titled items), unless stated otherwise in the auction terms.
11. TIMELY AND SAFE REMOVAL. Winning bidders are responsible for the safe and timely removal of all purchases. All purchases must be removed from the auction site without damaging any property and within the posted time frame allotted. All items MUST be completely removed from the auction site by the auction close time posted for each auction. Additional time required to remove purchased items may result in added fees of $25.00 per quarter hour, or as stated on the specific auction terms. Removal is at the Buyer's sole obligation at their cost and risk. Estate Rescue Queens, LLC reserves the right to refuse bidders who do not possess adequate assistance, tools or ability from removing items from the auction site. All costs, responsibility and risk of such removal is the responsibility of the Buyer and, in every case; Buyer will use prudence and care in such removal.
Buyer will be responsible for costs associated with repair of any damage caused to the premises, grounds or other property. Buyer agrees to indemnify and hold harmless both the seller and Estate Rescue Queens, LLC, licensees, employees, contractors and agents, against any and all damage caused by the acts of the Buyer and/or their agents, employees, etc., in connection with the dismantling or removing of any item or lot.
Buyer agrees that any and all damages to the land or buildings, inside and outside, caused by them must be fixed, replaced or repaired to Estate Rescue Queens, LLC and/or Seller's satisfaction, before they are permitted to leave with their purchases.
If for any reason, the Buyer fails to remove any item or lot within the specified time, the item or lot will be deemed abandoned and Estate Rescue Queens, LLC shall have the right but not the obligation, at their sole discretion to resell, discard or remove and store the items or lots at the Buyer's sole risk and expense, without any notice to Buyer and without waiving any rights that Estate Rescue Queens, LLC or Seller may have against Buyer.
The Buyer understands they will lose any right, title or interest they may have acquired, and the item or lot shall revert and repossess to the Seller or Estate Rescue Queens, LLC without any further notice to the Buyer. In addition, Buyer will be liable for any rent incurred, labor, storage, hauling, dump fees, etc., and damage suffered by the Estate Rescue Queens, LLC because of the Buyer's failure to remove any item, lot, or partial lot. The Buyer hereby agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Estate Rescue Queens, LLC and Seller from any and all damages, claims or liabilities from any and all injuries to persons or property of any type whatsoever caused by the Buyer, their agents, employees or contractors during the viewing and/or removal, as to the use or operation while inspecting the items or lots, and as to the use or operation surrounding the removal of purchased items or lots, and as to any environmental situations created by the Buyer . Estate Rescue Queens, LLC shall in not be liable to the Buyer for non-delivery (non-availability) of any items or lots for any reason whatsoever except for the return to the Buyer the costs, fees and tax paid for the non-delivered items. Estate Rescue Queens, LLC liability to the Bidder shall in no case exceed the amount paid by the Buyer for the item(s) not delivered. The Buyer hereby acknowledges and agrees that the Auctioneer and Seller shall not be liable for special, consequential or incidental damages. The Buyers shall have no further claim or recourse against Estate Rescue Queens, LLC. The lack of delivery on any part of the Buyer's purchase does not nullify the remainder of the purchase. Buyer will proceed in accordance with all terms and conditions posted herein, including announcements made within the specific auction. Delivery in this section refers to the transfer of ownership and the physical delivery of an item or lot to the Buyer.
13. ADDITIONS OR WITHDRAWALS. Estate Rescue Queens, LLC reserves the right before, or during the auction, to withdraw from the auction any of the items or lots listed or to add items or lots not previously listed. Estate Rescue Queens, LLC also reserve the right to group and regroup items and lots, or separate items and lots, or parts of a lot as deemed necessary. Estate Rescue Queens, LLC reserves the right to augment the auction with items from additional Sellers, which may be interspersed and not specifically identified throughout the auction.
14. PERSONAL AND PROPERTY RISK. Persons attending preview and/or removal of items and lots, assume all risks of damage or loss to person and property and specifically assume all risks by reason of any defect in or condition of the premises on which the viewing and/or removal is held. Estate Rescue Queens, LLC, licensees, employees, agents and/or Sellers are not responsible for accidents or theft, personal or physical, on the premises, or in coming or going to and from the viewing and/or removal. All persons in attendance during viewing and/or removal shall exercise proper precautions at all times for the protection of persons and property and shall comply with all safety and health requirements as directed by the Estate Rescue Queens, LLC, and federal, state and local regulations. Buyer specifically releases Estate Rescue Queens, LLC, contractors, licensees, employees and agents and Seller(s) from any and all liability thereof.
15. AS IS - WHERE IS. All items and lots are sold on an 'AS-IS', 'WHERE IS', 'UNTESTED', and 'WITH ALL FAULTS' basis 'WITHOUT EXCEPTION' with no warranty of any type expressed or implied as to the condition, completeness, functionality, or fitness for any particular purpose of any goods offered in this sale. Estate Rescue Queens, LLC and Seller expressly and specifically disclaim, without limitation, any warranty of merchant-ability or fitness for a particular purpose. Removal is at the Buyer's sole obligation, risk and expense. No sale will be invalidated by reason of dissatisfaction due to condition, defect or incompleteness. The Buyer will accept the items or lots in spite of any defects or conditions, known or unknown, visible or not visible, and therefore Buyers do by these presents remise, release, acquit, quit claim and forever discharge the Estate Rescue Queens, LLC, Sellers, licensees, employees and agents from any and all claims now and in the future. The Buyer should avail themselves the opportunity to inspect all items and lots prior to bidding. All Buyers are urged to physically inspect the item during the inspection period. All sales are final. No bids can be withdrawn during or after the auction for any reason. Buyer understands that these terms as well as all other terms and conditions can only be amended or revised in writing and signed by Estate Rescue Queens, LLC.
6. CLAIMS – Inspect your items prior to departing the auction location to ensure correctness and completeness. No claims or adjustments will be allowed after the items or lots have been removed from the premises. No claim will be allowed or rescission of any sales based upon the failure of the item or lot to correspond with any expectation of the Buyer which exceeds that of the description and photographs sellers and attorney fees incurred.
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The description, measurements, dimensions, serial and machine numbers, year, model, quantities, weights, value, quality, capability, usability, function, performance, condition, salability or other particulars are believed to be accurate, but such information is given by way of identification only and no warranty, condition or guarantee is given or is to be implied as to the accuracy of such descriptions, measurements, dimensions, serial and machine numbers, year, model, quantities, weights, value, quality, capability, usability, function, performance, condition, salability or other particulars, or the genuineness or authenticity of any item or lot, and neither Estate Rescue Queens, LLC nor Sellers, licensees, employees and agents, will be responsible for any damage or loss, consequential or otherwise, arising as a result of any inaccuracy in respect thereof.
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WASHINGTON ― Which scares you more: Hurricane Victor or Hurricane Victoria? People are slightly less likely to flee an oncoming storm with a feminine name than a masculine one, a new study finds.
But here is Victoria's secret: Hurricanes with feminine names turn out to be deadlier in the United States than their more macho-sounding counterparts, probably because their monikers make people underestimate their danger, the researchers conclude.
In fact, the two deadliest storms to make landfall in the U.S. since 1979, when male names were introduced, were named Katrina and Sandy.
The study, which didn't involve any experts in meteorology or disaster science, is published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Atlantic hurricane season started Sunday.
In six different experiments, more than 1,000 test subjects told behavioral scientists at the University of Illinois in Champaign that they were slightly more likely to evacuate from an oncoming storm named Christopher than Christina, Victor than Victoria, Alexander than Alexandra and Danny than Kate. They found female names less frightening.
"People are looking for meaning in any information that they receive," said study co-author Sharon Shavitt, a professor of marketing. "The name of the storm is providing people with irrelevant information that they actually use."
Shavitt said both men and women rated female storms less scary and they both "are likely to believe that women are milder and less aggressive." It fits with other research about gender perception differences, she said. Sandy, while it can also be a male name, was chosen as a female name by weather authorities in 2012. Shavitt said it also ranked as rather feminine when she asked a small group of people to assess names on a masculine-feminine scale.
Hurricane and disaster science experts, such as MIT's Kerry Emanuel, were skeptical at first. Then after more consideration some but not all found merit in the work, noting that it is more about psychology rather than physical science.
Emanuel said confusion over whether 2012's Sandy was called a hurricane or post-tropical storm did cause confusion, so maybe names could make a difference too. He joked that maybe names matter and perhaps meteorologists should start using scarier-sounding ones like Jack-the-Ripper or King Kong.
But Susan Cutter, director of the University of South Carolina's Hazards and Vulnerability Research Institute, dismissed the idea that female-named storms are deadlier. She considered the study results just coincidence.
To examine past death rates, Shavitt and doctoral student Kiju Jung used Shavitt's scale that rated names from 1 to 11 in terms of masculinity and femininity. They looked at death rates going back to 1950 and found that, in general, the deadlier storms were more feminine.
However, male-named storms weren't introduced until 1979. Only female names were used for storms from 1953 to 1978. From 1950 to 1952, military-style phonetic names (like Able, Baker, Charlie) were used and before that, there were no official names for storms.
While since 1979, female storms have been deadlier ― even with the outlier of Katrina removed ― the sample size is so small that the trend from 1979 is not statistically significant. But it is significant when combined with data from 1950, Shavitt said.
Also telling is that the amount of damages is not much different between male and female storms, indicating the big difference is not the size of the storm but how people react to it, Jung said.
This year's hurricane names will be Arthur, Bertha, Cristobal, Dolly, Edouard, Fay, Gonzalo, Hanna, Isaias, Josephine, Kyle, Laura, Marco, Nana, Omar, Paulette, Rene, Sally, Teddy, Vicky and Wilfred.
Jung and Shavitt said one name jumps out at them for danger: Dolly. It's considered highly feminine.


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Simple Example - student
The student example is intended to provide a simple example of using JPA-RS with a single entity persistence unit in a web application.
The following are the minimal requirements for this example:
- EclipseLink 2.4.2
- Eclipse Java EE IDE - Juno Release, make sure Maven Integration for Eclipse WTP is installed.
- Git access to eclipselink examples git repository. The steps to connect to the repo can be found below.
- GlassFish 220.127.116.11
- REST client (Chrome Postman REST Client is used in this example, but you can use your favorite REST Client)
The following steps will be performed in setting up and running this example in your own environment:
- Installation & Configuration
- Install GlassFish 184.108.40.206 & EclipseLink 2.4.2
- Checkout student example from GIT
- GlassFish Datasource Configuration
- Verify Configuration
- Deploy Web Application
- Running the Example
- View the Metadata
- Create an Entity
- Execute a Query
- Switch between XML and JSON
- Customize XML/JSON representation using MOXy Bindings
- Delete an Entity
Installation and Configuration
Download EclipseLink 2.4.2
Download EclipseLink 2.4.2 binaries from 2.4.2 Nightly Builds and replace the following files under $GLASSFISH_HOME/glassfish/modules with the corresponding jars you downloaded:
- javax.persistence.jar
- org.eclipse.persistence.antlr.jar
- org.eclipse.persistence.asm.jar
- org.eclipse.persistence.core.jar
- org.eclipse.persistence.dbws.jar
- org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.jar
- org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.jpql.jar
- org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.modelgen.jar
- org.eclipse.persistence.moxy.jar
- org.eclipse.persistence.oracle.jar
Make sure you clear the GlassFish osgi cache by removing the $GLASSFISH_HOME\glassfish\domains\<your_domain>\osgi-cache directory after you have replaced the bundles listed above, and before you restart GlassFish.
Note: If you want to see JPA-RS logs, add a logger for org.eclipse.persistence.jpars. Currently exceptions are logged at "FINER" log level, so configure the logger to FINER or FINEST. Use GlassFish Admin Console > Configurations > default-config > Logger Settings > Log Levels tab > Add Logger to add a logger for JPA-RS.
Clone examples from GIT
The student example is stored under the jpars/student folder.
git clone git://git.eclipse.org/gitroot/eclipselink/examples.git
Configure a Datasource
Create an XA Datasource connection pool called JPARSStudentDS and define a new JDBC Resource using this connection pool. You can use any of the databases supported by EclipseLink. Your database driver should be placed under $GLASSFISH_HOME/glassfish/domains/<your_domain_folder>/lib/ext. Use the "Additional Properties" tab (shown below) to specify the database URL, User and Password (and any other mandatory properties that your database requires).
Import Maven Projects into Eclipse
Launch Eclipse and select File > Import > Maven > Existing Maven Projects, hit Next and point Root Directory to the student folder. Hit Finish.
Build the student Project
Right-click on the student project and select Maven > Update Project..., then click OK.
Configure a GlassFish 3.1.2 Server
Click the "New Server Wizard" link on the Servers tab. If you don't see GlassFish listed under available server types, click "Download additional server adapters" and select Oracle GlassFish Server Tools to install the GlassFish server adapter.
Enter domain directory, admin name and password based on your installation and hit Finish.
Deploy student.web
Right click on GlassFish (on the Servers tab), choose "Add and Remove", and select student.web in the available resources list. Hit Add and Finish.
You are now ready to run the example.
Running the Example
Launch Chrome and Postman
Please see Creating and sending requests using Postman if you are not familiar with creating and sending REST requests using Postman. If you are using another tool to construct REST requests, please make sure you set the Accept header correctly. The Accept header is used by HTTP clients to tell the server what content types will be accepted. The server will then send back a response, which will include a Content-Type header telling the client what the content type of the returned content actually is. HTTP requests can also contain Content-Type headers. With POST or PUT requests, the client sends data to the server as part of the request, and the Content-Type header tells the server what the data actually is (and thus determines how the server will parse it). JPA-RS accepts both application/json and application/xml, and for now we will focus on JSON.
View the Metadata
Execute a GET http://localhost:8080/student.web/persistence/v1.0/jpars_example_student/metadata
Create a Student with a Course
Execute a POST http://localhost:8080/student.web/persistence/v1.0/jpars_example_student/entity/Student/ (with the following body as an example):
{ "id": 65, "name": "Jane Smith", "courses": [ { "id":101, "name": "math" } ] }
Execute a Named Query
Execute a GET http://localhost:8080/student.web/persistence/v1.0/jpars_example_student/query/Student.findAll to execute the named query findAll as defined in the eclipselink.example.jpars.student.model.Student entity.
Switch between JSON and XML
Add a Header called accept with value application/xml and execute the findAll query again. This time you will see the result in XML format:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> <List> <student> <id>65</id> <name>Jane Smith</name> <_relationships> <_link href="http://localhost:8080/student.web/persistence/v1.0/jpars_example_student/entity/Student/65/courses" rel="courses" /> </_relationships> <courses> <_link href="http://localhost:8080/student.web/persistence/v1.0/jpars_example_student/entity/Course/101" method="GET" rel="self" /> </courses> </student> </List>
Changing the accept Header to application/json can also be used to accept/output JSON (which is the default).
Customize JSON/XML using MOXy
By specifying a MOXy bindings file in persistence.xml, you can modify the format of the XML and JSON produced and accepted by your JPA-RS application, without having to modify your JPA entities. Uncomment the following line in persistence.xml:
<property name="eclipselink.jpa-rs.oxm" value="META-INF/oxm-bindings.xml"/>
This will specify that the JSON/XML mappings for your JPA entity should be overridden by the mapping metadata in the MOXy bindings file. The MOXy bindings change the element name of the Student's name field to student-name. Additionally, it changes the XML representation of name to be an XML attribute, instead of an element (the JSON representation will show a key named student-name, as attributes and elements are treated the same in JSON).
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xml-bindings package-name="eclipselink.example.jpars.student.model" xmlns="http://www.eclipse.org/eclipselink/xsds/persistence/oxm"> <java-types> <java-type name="Student"> <java-attributes> <xml-attribute java-attribute="name" name="student-name"/> </java-attributes> </java-type> </java-types> </xml-bindings>
Redeploy student.web and create the sample Student again as shown above (but this time, use student-name in your JSON input). Now, when you run the findAll query again, you will see the modified JSON/XML format:
[{ "student-name": "Jane Smith", "id": 65, "_relationships": [{ "_link": { "href": "http://localhost:8080/student.web/persistence/v1.0/jpars_example_student/entity/Student/65/courses", "rel": "courses" } }], "courses": [{ "_link": { "href": "http://localhost:8080/student.web/persistence/v1.0/jpars_example_student/entity/Course/101", "method": "GET", "rel": "self" } }] }]
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> <List> <student student-name="Jane Smith"> <id>65</id> <_relationships> <_link href="http://localhost:8080/student.web/persistence/v1.0/jpars_example_student/entity/Student/65/courses" rel="courses" /> </_relationships> <courses> <_link href="http://localhost:8080/student.web/persistence/v1.0/jpars_example_student/entity/Course/101" method="GET" rel="self" /> </courses> </student> </List>
Note: the same behaviour could be achieved by adding a JAXB annotation to the name field of the Student class:
@XmlAttribute(name="student-name") private String name;
Delete a Student
Execute a DELETE http://localhost:8080/student.web/persistence/v1.0/jpars_example_student/entity/Student/65


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There's a better word for what I am: an apatheist. It's a neologism that fuses "apathy" and "theism." It means someone who has absolutely no interest in the question of a god's (or gods') existence, and is just as uninterested in telling anyone else what to believe.
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Social security offices in Rutland, VT
Here you will find the addresses of the nearest social security offices in Rutland. The offices are shown ordered by distance of each county with respect to the center of Rutland.
In any of the following social security offices, you can process your card to receive healthcare.
Location by city
Social Security offices near Rutland county
Sort by distance
Before locating a social security office near Rutland. For your own convenience and ease, we recommend that you first review the list of procedures available on the official website of the SSA. You will surely be able to do your paperwork online and avoid traveling and long waits at the offices.
(Distance is taken from the center of Rutland)


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There are three things we know about man-made global warming. First, the consequences will be terrible if we don't take quick action to limit carbon emissions. Second, in pure economic terms the required action shouldn't be hard to take: emission controls, done right, would probably slow economic growth, but not by much. Third, the politics of action are nonetheless very difficult.
But why is it so hard to act? Is it the power of vested interests?
I've been looking into that issue and have come to the somewhat surprising conclusion that it's not mainly about the vested interests. They do, of course, exist and play an important role; funding from fossil-fuel interests has played a crucial role in sustaining the illusion that climate science is less settled than it is. But the monetary stakes aren't nearly as big as you might think. What makes rational action on climate so hard is something else — a toxic mix of ideology and anti-intellectualism.
Before I get to that, however, an aside on the economics.
I've noted in earlier columns that every even halfway serious study of the economic impact of carbon reductions — including the recent study paid for by the anti-environmental U.S. Chamber of Commerce — finds at most modest costs. Practical experience points in the same direction. Back in the 1980s conservatives claimed that any attempt to limit acid rain would have devastating economic effects; in reality, the cap-and-trade system for sulfur dioxide was highly successful at minimal cost. The Northeastern states have had a cap-and-trade arrangement for carbon since 2009, and so far have seen emissions drop sharply while their economies grew faster than the rest of the country. Environmentalism is not the enemy of economic growth.
But wouldn't protecting the environment nonetheless impose costs on some sectors and regions? Yes, it would — but not as much as you think.
Consider, in particular, the much-hyped "war on coal." It's true that getting serious about global warming means, above all, cutting back on (and eventually eliminating) coal-fired power, which would hurt regions of the country that depend on coal-mining jobs. What's rarely pointed out is how few such jobs still exist.
Once upon a time King Coal was indeed a major employer: At the end of the 1970s there were more than 250,000 coal miners in America. Since then, however, coal employment has fallen by two-thirds, not because output is down — it's up, substantially — but because most coal now comes from strip mines that require very few workers. At this point, coal mining accounts for only one-sixteenth of 1 percent of overall U.S. employment; shutting down the whole industry would eliminate fewer jobs than America lost in an average week during the Great Recession of 2007-9.
Or put it this way: The real war on coal, or at least on coal workers, took place a generation ago, waged not by liberal environmentalists but by the coal industry itself. And coal workers lost.
The owners of coal mines and coal-fired power plants do have a financial interest in blocking environmental policy, but even there the special interests don't look all that big. So why is the opposition to climate policy so intense?
Well, think about global warming from the point of view of someone who grew up taking Ayn Rand seriously, believing that the untrammeled pursuit of self-interest is always good and that government is always the problem, never the solution. Along come some scientists declaring that unrestricted pursuit of self-interest will destroy the world, and that government intervention is the only answer. It doesn't matter how market-friendly you make the proposed intervention; this is a direct challenge to the libertarian worldview.
And the natural reaction is denial — angry denial. Read or watch any extended debate over climate policy and you'll be struck by the venom, the sheer rage, of the denialists.
The fact that climate concerns rest on scientific consensus makes things even worse, because it plays into the anti-intellectualism that has always been a powerful force in American life, mainly on the right. It's not really surprising that so many right-wing politicians and pundits quickly turned to conspiracy theories, to accusations that thousands of researchers around the world were colluding in a gigantic hoax whose real purpose was to justify a big-government power grab. After all, right-wingers never liked or trusted scientists in the first place.
So the real obstacle, as we try to confront global warming, is economic ideology reinforced by hostility to science. In some ways this makes the task easier: we do not, in fact, have to force people to accept large monetary losses. But we do have to overcome pride and willful ignorance, which is hard indeed.


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This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Scott Simon. Time for sports.
SIMON: And it's a huge weekend on tennis' hallowed ground. Serena Williams has won her fifth Wimbledon title. She defeated Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland, 6-1, 5-7 and 6-2 in the final. And on the men's side, Andy Murray is the great Scot hope, as he tries to win his first Wimbledon title. We spoke with Howard Bryant of ESPN.com and ESPN the magazine from Wimbledon shortly after Serena Williams won.
HOWARD BRYANT: Leave it to me to rush off of the court and get down here. They are right in the middle of the championship trophy presentation. It was a pretty remarkable, remarkable day. It looked very early as though Serena Williams was going to finish this match in about a half an hour. She pretty much destroyed Agnieszka Radwanska in the first set 6-1. And then, all of a sudden, Rawanska played incredible defense, showed an amazing amount of heart, and proved why she is number three in the world.
And it was a terrific match. It went three sets and Serena finally closed it out with a 6-2 win in the third set.
SIMON: This is kind of a signal that Serena Williams is back after a couple of years of health problems. Kind of a signal, yes, winning Wimbledon is a signal.
BRYANT: But also, I think the thing to remember here, Scott, more than anything else, is that this is an amazing dynasty that you're watching with the Williams sisters. They are also later this afternoon, going for a doubles championship as well. I think you're looking at probably the most accomplished, most successful siblings in American sports. It is remarkable what these two women have done.
SIMON: On the men's side tomorrow, Roger Federer, who practically owns a condo at Centre Court in Wimbledon...
SIMON: ...is going to be in eighth Wimbledon final. Andy Murray is going to be the first British gentleman to play for the title since Fred Perry defeated Gottfried von Cramm in 1936, and I sure wish we had more athletes with names like that these days. Is there a home-court advantage in tennis?
BRYANT: Yeah, it's huge. It's huge. Even for Roger Federer, even against Roger Federer, who was beloved pretty much everywhere he goes, this place has gone crazy for Andy Murray. He's got history on his back and he's trying to get rid of it. You've got an unbelievable groundswell of support here for him to win his first major. Great Britain hasn't had a champion here since 1936. They haven't had anyone play for the championship here since 1938, with Bunny Austin. As you know, Scott, Bunny Austin was the man who introduced shorts to the game.
And so, with all of this, Andy Murray has gotten an amazing amount of pressure against the 16-time grand slam champion, but I think he can win this match. I think he can win and I think it's going to be a terrific match tomorrow.
SIMON: Boy, I want to ask you about the NBA before we close out the week because, of course, there've been just a dizzying array of free agent moves over the past week...
SIMON: ...while you've been enjoying yourself at Centre Court there, Howard. So...
BRYANT: There's point guard galore. Everyone's changing teams.
SIMON: Well, I mean, for example, Ray Allen will be going from the Celtics to the Miami Heat. Now, this, this just seems unfair.
BRYANT: It seems unfair, except for a couple things. One, we all know that the NBA is - it's a multi-billion dollar business. And Ray Allen, he doesn't really play that well. And I think that the Miami Heat know that they need another player, and this is what free agency is all about, because one of the reasons why people love the game, and then this is also one of the reasons why people don't feel so close to it, is because every winter or every summer, you've got a revolving door of players, and it doesn't seem like loyalty mean a whole lot. However, money talks, and $8.9 million is going to make Ray Allen go play in South Beach.
SIMON: And what about Steve Nash going to the L.A. Lakers, 'cause this to me...
BRYANT: Nash going to the Lakers. And I respect that, actually. Steve Nash and his wife divorced, and Steve Nash wants to be next to his kids. And if he was going to go to the East Coast to go play for the Knicks, I like what he said: I would rather see my kids three or four times a month than three or four times a year. That's completely 100 percent worth it to me.
SIMON: Yeah.
BRYANT: And how are you going to argue with that logic?
SIMON: Is it enough to put the Lakers back in the game?
BRYANT: Well, the Lakers are always in the conversation. One, because they've got the second-best player in the game in Kobe Bryant. And they're also the Lakers. They can always attract players. Were they a point guard away from winning the championship? I don't think that they were. But now that they have Steve Nash, you've got two Hall of Famers on that team, absolutely. They're going to contend, they're back in business, like they always are.
SIMON: Howard Bryant of ESPN and ESPN.com, the magazine also. Thanks for being with us from Centre Court, Wimbledon, Howard.
BRYANT: My pleasure, Scott Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Meyer lemons versus regular lemons
Meyer lemons are a cross between a traditional lemon and an orange, possibly a mandarin. It was introduced to the United States by "agriculture explorer" Frank Meyer. How do you go about getting a job as an "agriculture explorer", I wonder? Meyer lemons are smaller, rounder, and have a more orange-y, less tart flavor.
A cookie crust
For the crust, I thought I'd try the pâte sablée with walnuts from Dorie's cookbook. The combination of the slightly bitter walnuts with the citrus of lemon and the sweetness of the tart sounded too good to pass up. I was not disappointed. The crunch of the cookie-crust held up well as finger food even. The dough was dry at first, but I added a few fingertips of water to bring it together, and it rolled out fine.
One tip I've gleaned from all my research is to roll the dough out onto the removable base of the tart pan. Then, replace the rim and pinch the dough up the sides. That way, you know how large the pastry needs to be for your tart or pie pan.
I had some fun with garnishes for this recipe. I melted some leftover couverture chocolate from last week's Tuesdays with Dorie and made chocolate hearts.
I also made some citrus rinds steeped in syrup. First I boiled 1 cup sugar and 1 cup water until the sugar was melted. Then, I added slices of lemons, Meyer lemons, and kumquats, and a vanilla bean split open and scraped. I gently boiled this mixture for a bit, and then let it steep for 4 hours and refrigerated it until I was ready to use it. Not only do they look good, but they taste delicious.
You can find the recipe for The Most Extraordinary French Lemon Cream Tart at this blog (Starting from Scratch) or in the book Baking: From My Home to Yours by Dorie Greenspan. To see how the rest of the TWD group fared with this week's recipe, click here and then click on each blogger!
Hollandaise versus Lemon Curd
One last thing I wanted to try after making this recipe was Hollandaise sauce. The technique provided in Dorie's cookbook as given to her by the famous pastry chef Pierre Hermé made me think of Hollandaise sauce. Both Hollandaise and Lemon curd have the same flavor profile: emulsified eggs and butter with a splash of lemon. But one has sugar and more lemon while the other has savory spices and water. So, after making the lemon tarts, I tried following the same technique to make a Hollandaise sauce using these ingredients:
2 eggs
2 tablespoons lemon juice, plus more to taste
¼ cup water
Cayenne pepper
5¼ ounces unsalted butter, cut into tablespoon-size pieces, at room temperature
First, in a stainless steel sauce pan, I whisked the eggs, lemon juice, water, salt, pepper, and cayenne pepper over medium heat until it came to 180°F. At around 160°F I quickly pulled it off the heat since it looked like it was about to curdle. But I bravely put it back on the heat and whisked madly so that it wouldn't curdle. The second it hit 180°F, I quickly poured it into the food processor (since my blender broke during the making of the lemon tarts!) and let it cool a bit. Then I added the butter in chunks, and just like that I had a beautiful, creamy, emulsified Hollandaise sauce. Easy as pie!
This tart is amazing. I preferred the sweetness and orange hint of the Meyer lemon tart, but others liked the more citrus lemon flavor of the traditional lemon tart. The Meyer lemon curd was less firm than the regular lemon curd, which had a texture similar to butter. Although it didn't take away from the taste, I'm wondering why the Meyer lemon curd didn't get as firm. If anyone has some ideas about why, let me know. Does it have something to do with the pectin levels in each? After spending the night in the refrigerator, the Meyer lemon curd was a firm consistency, however. This is definitely a keeper recipe, in any case.
In my reading, I found this great article about Meyer lemons called "What do you do with a Meyer lemon? Here is a list of 100 things!" I'm sure some of these things could be applied to the regular lemon as well. Enjoy!
Recipe for Next Week (April 15)
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The chocolate-making is another story. You'll just HAVE to be patient!
The smallest size are used for decorative gateaux
like the tower in the 1st picture. Gerard Mulot even sells this adorable macaron bougie (candle). I bought 2.And I bought this box of 9 for I think 8-9 euros.
I'm glad there's a ribbon on it to protect the maccies inside from any
snack attacks that may overcome me...
Also we got a sweet little gift box of chocolates!
Next Friday I'll get to visit DEL MONTEL patisserie.
DO IT if you come!
Tomorrow at this time I will be in class at Lenotre
making macarons myself. Well not exactly by myself, ahem
The lids or coques (shells) are being filled with chocolate ganache.YUM!


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Scuba Diving Soldier Surprises Family in Best Way Possible
We've seen more than our fair share of soldiers surprising their families by coming home, but this one might be a cut above the rest.
In this video, a soldier hides out in the water while his family swims. Unbeknownst to them, the father lurks in the water. They thought he was supposed to return from Afghanistan in another three weeks, but he certainly managed to pull the wool -- or is that salt water? -- over their eyes.
Watch their surprise as they film what they think is a video message to their soldier dad/husband who they believe is overseas. We wonder if the little kids think Dad swam all the way from Afghanistan.


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Justin Bieber and Miami Beach prosecutors will NOT strike a plea deal in his DUI case ... and sources connected with the case say a trial is now almost certain.
TMZ broke the story ... prosecutors are offering a no contest plea to reckless driving, with strings attached ... notably Justin must submit to random drug testing for 6 to 9 months. Sources connected with Bieber say they will NOT accept any plea that has probationary terms ... especially drug testing.
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With a plea deal all but off the table, a trial is likely. Law enforcement sources acknowledge there are problems with the arresting officers ... the fact that he may have lied when he said he smelled alcohol on Justin's breath (he blew a .014). And another cop claimed Justin was drag racing (at 27 MPH).
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Five things learned in the Chicago Blackhawks' 6-5 overtime win over the Boston Bruins in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final last night
The Blackhawks had plenty to celebrate after splitting two games in Boston. Chicago will host Game 5 on Saturday with the series tied at 2 instead of being in a 3-1 hole. The Blackhawks also atoned for their listless performance in a 2-0 loss in Game 3 on Monday. Chicago had six shots on goalie Tuukka Rask before the Bruins had any. The Blackhawks also came out hitting and never let up, showing grit that was lacking in the previous game. While the Bruins rallied to
tie it three different times, the Blackhawks never trailed. "They keep coming. They're a hard-working team. They have skill on all their lines," Chicago coach Joel Quennville said. "They have a mobile and active D. They have big shots. Defensively you're always going to get challenged and tested. But I thought we did a better job of our offense putting some pressure on their D."
Maybe the 48-game lockout-shortened schedule was a good thing, because the
postseason is getting stretched to the max. Last night's game was the 27th
overtime game of this year's playoffs, one short of the record set in 1993. That
was also the last time three games in the finals went beyond regulation, with
Montreal taking all three while beating Wayne Gretzky and the Los Angeles Kings.
"It's exciting. Everybody worked so hard tonight. Everybody's worked so hard
through the playoffs," said Brent Seabrook, who scored on a slap shot 9:51 into
OT. "We're all contributing. It doesn't matter if I score or anybody else
scores, it's nice to get the win and move on to the next day." The Blackhawks
are 5-2 in OT during the playoffs and the Bruins are 5-3, losing for the first
time in an OT game in Boston in these playoffs.
Boston goalie Tuukka Rask's remarkable postseason run stalled, and his shutout
streak of more than 129 minutes was long forgotten by the time it was over. Rask
had allowed seven goals over the previous seven games before the Blackhawks
cracked him in the largest offensive outburst of the series. Chicago had just
five goals in the series entering Game 4, and the teams had combined for just 12
before striking for 11 yesterday. The final one came on Seabrook's slap shot as
captain Jonathan Toews provided a bulky screen in front of Rask as the puck got
past him and tucked inside the far post. "We were just around the net. We were
getting inside and found the rebounds," said Toews, who had gone 10 games
without a goal before he scored early in the second to put Chicago up 2-1. "Ugly
goals, we don't care. We'll find a way. It's something we need to keep doing."
Boston coach Claude Julien did not blame Rask for the loss in his postgame
comments, but didn't exactly rush to his goalie's defense, either. "I don't
evaluate the players publicly here," Julien said. "I look at our whole team and
tell you our whole team was average. You can take what you want from that. I
think we can be a lot better. We have an opportunity to be better next game.
Hopefully, if anything, that makes us even hungrier."
The Bruins made it a long night for Chicago goalie Corey Crawford as well,
finding a vulnerable spot on his glove side and targeting it all game. All five
of Boston's goals were to Crawford's glove side, and the Bruins tested him there
one final time in OT on a snap shot by Rich Peverley. Crawford juggled the puck
slightly, but held on to it and forced a faceoff. Seabrook scored 19 seconds
later and Crawford had another win in the finals despite allowing five goals.
"Corey has been great for us all year, all playoffs. He just moves forward,"
coach Joel Quenneville said. "Commend him. We got the win. You know, he'll be
The Bruins scored a pair of power-play goals, the Blackhawks scored once while a
man up and another down a man as special teams finally were a factor. The
Blackhawks were scoreless in 11 power plays through the first three games and
mired in a 0-for-29 drought before Patrick Sharp scored to put Chicago up 5-4
with 9:41 left in regulation. The goal came just after a 5-on-3 advantage for
Chicago expired, but before Boston's Jaromir Jagr could get from the penalty box
into the play. The Bruins had killed 27 straight penalties entering the game.