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Hundreds gathered at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Cold Spring on Tuesday to pay their respects to Officer Tom Decker, who was shot and killed in the line of duty in what authorities describe as an ambush.
The somber mood was intensified by shock after officials released the suspect arrested in the killing shortly before noon, citing a lack of evidence.
"I don't think it's cliche to say worst nightmare -- don't know what could be worse," said Avon Police Chief. "This is the most tragic thing that can happen to a small community, or really any community, for that matter."
Yet, the law enforcement officials who organized the visitation and funeral say the investigation is secondary to supporting Decker's family.
"It's terrible shock, terrible thoughts -- to think their whole lives changed in an instant," said Kevin Torgerson, of the Law Enforcement Memorial Association. "It's hard to describe more than that."
Lines of mourners were already waiting to enter the sanctuary when Decker's flag-draped casket arrived. Officers stood at attention as grieving loved ones looked on through tears and embraces.
"I can't believe how many people are here," said Ed Kunz, an extended family member. "Just unbelievable."
Kunz told FOX 9 News his heart broke as he watched Decker's four young children -- all of whom are under the age of 10 -- go up to their father's casket.
Decker, 31, was one of eight children raised on a farm just south of town and was working what he described as his "dream job" when he was killed. Upwards of 3,000 people are expected to attend his funeral in Collegeville at 11 a.m. on Wednesday. A funeral procession will transport Decker's body through the towns where he worked and past his boyhood home before he is laid to rest.


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NL Central Rankings of Ultimate Power (May 25)
Although I almost dug my heart out with an old wooden spoon yesterday in the wake of loss #7, I'm partially relieved that the rest of the division had a somewhat "meh"-ish week as well. In the last 10 games, no team in the NLC has a record better than 6-4 (Brew, Cards, Bucs). Yay for synchronized mediocrity.
Tribune power rankings: Brewers, Cards, Cubs, Pirates, Reds, Astros
1. St. Louis Morans (26-18) Previous ranking: 4
The Cards can thank the Cubs for giving them the confidence they needed to start playing like the best friggin pitching staff in Tony La Russa's time as their manager. Your welcome St. Louis. (PS - As I write this, Carpenter is pitching a no-no against the Brewers. I hate everything.)
2. Milwaukee Makers Of Why I Hate Myself On Sunday Mornings (26-18) Previous ranking: 1
Being swept by the Twins has cooled them off a bit and brought them back to the pack, but they are still scary at the plate and have a solid team OBP (.345). Did I mention that they currently have no hits against the Cardinals and Yovani Gallardo is also pitching a no hitter? Double jinx bitches.
3. Cincinnati Ready For The DL (23-20) Previous ranking: 3
And down goes Edison Volquez. The unraveling begins. On a side note, Homer Bailey will be taking Volquez's spot in the rotation. Is there a worse name for a pitcher than Homer?
4. Chicago Cubs (21-21) Previous ranking: 2
The one constant during this slump has been the lineup, which aside from the occasional sub has remained relatively the same. This may sound crazy, but perhaps it's time to move D-Lee back to the No. 3 spot. That formula has worked for the last two years. Just saying.
5. Somalia Pirates...too soon? (20-24) Previous ranking: 5
If the Pirates go into Wrigley and win two of three (or get the sweep) then I will officially start to worry. But come on. Their pitching staff ranks last in the NL in strikeouts, so the Cubs should at least be able to put the ball in play and stretch out those legs.
6. Houston Colt .45's (18-24) Previous ranking: 6
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poolroomLine breaks: pool|room
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1A place for playing pool.
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How to Be Your Own Professional Organizer: 10 Top Tips from the Pros
We can all use a little organizing reminder every now and again; I know I do. I always start out with the best intentions, and then they fall by the wayside shortly thereafter. I've gathered 10 tips used by professional organizers— just to scan over — whenever I need a little help getting back on track:
1. Get Ready The Night Before. Start your day off a little less frantically by setting out your clothes, prepping the meals, getting the kids' bags ready, setting the coffee maker on automatic, etc.
2. Open Mail Over The Recycle Bin. Don't set it down in a pile to get to later because you know what will happen. Get rid of the paper and junk right away, and put the important stuff in your mail/bill area.
3. Write It Down. I know this is a big thing for me. If I don't write things down they just keep a constant party going on in my head. Writing it down helps to free me and let me relax. You can't keep it all in there: it's just too much and can keep you awake at night. Get it out and down on paper.
4. Slow And Steady Wins The Race. I, for one, am terrible at this. I see a project at hand, and I attack it like a maniac until it's done. Because I tend to work this way, I get overwhelmed by the thought of new tasks and end up never starting in the first place. Focusing on a little bit at a time is a much better solution. Unpack one box in storage a day, instead of waiting for one whole free day to tackle it all. Those free days don't come around that often.
5. Time Out. Set a timer for ten minutes and clean whatever you can in that amount of time each day. If you have kids, it can be a game and the winner gets a prize. Who can get the most done before the bell goes off? You may be shocked by how much you can accomplish in such a short period of time.
6. Play Cards. Write household tasks on index cards and draw one each day. That becomes your chore for the day. Be sure to include a few "Free Day" cards in there. When you finish the box start again. This is also a great way to incorporate kids' chores as well.
7. Pad Your Time. The phrase "Just give me five minutes" is often overused and rarely true. Most things take longer than five minutes. Try to set a realistic time frame for the little things you need to do so you can have a more accurate time management system throughout the day. 10-15 minutes per task is much more realistic and lets you slow down and breathe if you end up with a little buffer.
8. Set Goals. Write any long-term goals or dreams on a set of index cards, then arrange them in order of importance. Write deadlines on the top of each card, break them down into mini-goals and schedule time to achieve them.
9. Give It Up. Whenever you see something that you don't use any more, immediately put it in an outbox. When the box is full bring it to Goodwill or other donation center. You don't need to wait for that big clean out day.
10. Put It Away Now. Don't wait to do it later. Everything should have its home and, when you are finished, gets puts back in its place. It takes just as much energy to be disorganized as it does to be organized.
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great tips! def going to live by these rules :)
The mail is my biggest problem. As I write, there is a pile of junk mail, flyers, menus mixed with important mail on my dinning table. Why don't I just recycle that stuff immediately??? I don't know!
Heck, it takes MORE energy to be disorganized! Just think of all the time you have to spend searching through stuff. And it's mentally exhausting too!
I really needed to see this! I try to stay organized at home and little things always get out from under me. This really has some good tips. Thank you!!
@Paper Shade Lamps, Mail is my problem, too. I keep meaning to hang three baskets or pockets near the front door and label them Action, File, Shred with the recycle bin under them. The goal would be to clear out all three on Saturday morning. Naturally, this has not yet happened.
This piece from Zen Habits has become a mantra as I try to organize, clean, reorganize, etc. It has totally changed the way I fold and put away laundry-- I used to fold, put in a basket or just pile it on my side table... let it lie there all week... then have to dig out and separate the pieces to hang from the pieces that get folded and go in a dresser drawer. Ugh. Now, I take hangers with me as I go through the clean load so I hang and fold as I go. SO much better and I only have to deal with it once.
RE: mail/paperwork: I found something that works for me. Under my wall calendar - usually just one of those 12 x 12 "theme" ones that are on sale always for 1/2 off -- I hang a manila envelope (9 x 12) by it's reinforced "hole" Every month, I just throw the mail in that thing - junk mail even if I have been too lazy to pull it apart piece by piece.
I also dump in receipts from my wallet whenever I clear those out. That way everything is in one place when I carve out a time to tackle that stuff.
I have found putting in the junk mail has been helpful as we get a couple bundles of shoppers each week, and sometimes something important slips in there. That way, I know I have gone through every single store ad and direct mail piece and nothing can have been lost.
At monthend, slap the month and year on that thing, and file it away. (Great fun chance to use the label maker!)
The BEST philosophy I've subscribed to is that mentioned in #9. It's really amazing how much excess we all have. We decided we wanted a simpler life. We downsized to a smaller apartment (just under 1100 sq. ft.) and donated at least half of what we owned over the last two years. Now, it's become a daily habit to find at least 1 or 2 things I can add to our "Donations" box. My husband jokes that one day I'll get rid of him, too! ha!
That's not going to happen, but it's a great way to think about what you surround yourself with. It also has changed my view of what comes into our home to begin with. "Am I just going to donate this in 3 months?" "Do I really need it?" Nine times out of ten... I pass it up.
Awesome, I completely agree. It makes life so much more fun!
Growing up in my mother's house has made me into the never-let-mail-pile-up maven I am today. Our kitchen counters and dining room table were always covered with unsorted mail and papers. Now that I'm an adult I notice the effort I make to never let that occur, and it really drives me nuts when it does.
I have one of those nice faux leather mail organizers you can find at TJ Maxx for $10. It helps me keep my husband's mail in one place since it's not a priority for him.
As a professional organizer I couldn't agree more. For those who have problems with #2, no...not the potty kind, this is what I recommend for clients...
Getting Rid of Junk Mail...1.Visit www.dmaconsumers.org
2.Call 1.888.optout to lessen credit card offers (they will ask for your ss#)
3. www.donotcall.gov
Of course mailers sneak in there but this drastically reduces the junk.
For mail, I
1) bought a beautiful letter opener to reward myself for opening mail (good for financial life and decluttering).
2) just signed up for this https://www.catalogchoice.org/ and I am so excited. I have an app that lets me take a picture of junk mail and send it in so they can remove me from that list.
3) Open and dispatch mail every day without fail.
4) I got a label maker and set up a beautiful file system that makes me want to file. I go through and file about once a month when I'm watching TV.
I haven't figured out clothes or dishes yet but I have a good handle on paperwork!
If you are in a large building and don't have a freecycle area, talk to the super or landlord about designating a place where stuff can hang around for a day or two before going in the garbage. I've found it's too much of a pain to drag stuff to goodwill but luckily our building has a freecycle area in the lobby where people leave gently worn articles of clothing, dishes, smaller household items, books, etc. I have seen a few of the items I've left get used for a year or two and then reappear for someone else later!
Mail. One of us brings in the mail. It goes on the kitchen counter which I like to keep totally clutter free. Most things go directly into recycling. Bills, appointment reminders, etc. go to my computer, letters and ads I want to scan go to the sofa, for more leisurely browsing (ASAP). (After scanning, recycling.) His mail may sit a day or two until I request that he deal with it, then he follows the same pattern. NOTHING piles up.
Laundry. I do mine at home (sigh!) in a teensy-tiny laundry closet. I have a wire shelf over the side-by-side washer and dryer. I put hangers there from my closet. (As I empty hangers to wear things, I move them to one end of the row together, and when I do laundry, I can grab them all in one hand.)
When I'm on my toes, the minute the dryer stops, I hang my own knit shirts, tops, etc on the hangers from the wire shelf while still warm -- usually no ironing required. (When I'm NOT on my toes, I run the dryer on the 20 minute warm-up cycle and most wrinkles go away.) I fold my slacks which go on a shelf in my closet. (I don't wear skirts or dresses.) I place things that must dry flat on top of the washer and dryer, and the heat from the machines often dries them in one load. When I do "his" batch, I wait for the load to end, put his socks and underwear in the basket, fold and stack his T-shirts in one pile, long sleeved shirts in another, jeans in another. Then I put the jeans in the basket, the T's on top, and the sleeved shirts (most likely to wrinkle) on top of those. (He's a programmer -- he doesn't need to be any more tidy than that or we'd have to discuss who was going to do his ironing!!!) All this is so much easier if you include the folding an putting away as part of the process -- less (if any) ironing, and a ready-to-wear wardrobe!
I want to say that I find the index card task assignment idea revolting, though!! (Maybe if you have kids, it would work better...) Organizing your TIME is a part of being organized. Fitting each task into a slot that makes it easier or at least tolerable is part of that, and the "Oh. look, free day" concept is anathema to that. My weekend day off (alternates between Friday and Saturday) is for laundry, vacuuming, mopping if I need to, and general housework, along with certain "for me" things (like hitting the thrift shop while my 90-minute white batch is going.) Sunday is for relaxing, socializing, and doing only what I consider important enough to forfeit my free time for. It's not spontaneous, but it's productive and I still have sufficient time to have some fun evenings and Sundays...
@LauraJane & Sherrybinnh I am going to start using your tips to place hangers in my laundry closet/area, so that I can immediately hang clothes right out of the dryer and into my closet; rather than fold, carry, then look for hangers and then hang. Great Tip! Thanks!
As for mail, I have a 30 Day box/file where no immediate action is necessary and once a month I purge by filing or trashing/shredding...if I have time, I will also go through it before the 30 days...allows me peace of mind that it won't get out of control.
Good tips - I'll add my twists:
1. Get Ready the WEEK Before: On a weekend I put everything I need for a workday outfit on a hanger including jewelry, and line them up for the week, so I don't have to think about what I'm going to wear (I just grab a hanger and shoes). Saves me tons of time on weekday mornings and gives me another 20 minutes or so to do yoga or read.
2. Open Mail Over the Bin: I get the mail, head to the outdoor recycling bin, and dump it immediately - the junk mail never even crosses the threshold to risk becoming a pile.
10. Put it Away: If it's not a dirty food dish, it goes in a covered woven box with a lid that sits by my sofa, once a day I walk that box around and put everything back in its home. It saves me about 30 minutes a day, time spent writing instead, yet it helps me keep the house uncluttered.
Mail's actually the only thing I've mastered. I go through the mail every day, sort, shred and recycle everything except my husband's mail. That goes into his box, which is a rectangular organizer that I bought for him at Storables. It makes it vastly easier for me to stash his mess when people come over, since he goes through his mail about once every three weeks.
And I might try that goal strategy at work--what a great idea!
I have to figure out the mail. Everything from junk mail to flyers to magazines... it does pile up a lot on me. But putting things away and getting mostly ready for my morning is part of my nightly ritual.
YES, YES, YES! Mail is the WORST. It piles up in no time. Ever see that episode of Seinfeld in which Kramer tries to cancel his mail? If only that were possible!
Everythi g I own has its place. That place is "inside." ;)
I do No. 9 and it's great. It means you never get overwhelmed and have to set aside a whole day for a clearout, because you're adding to the box (in my case a bag) as you go along.
laurajane - thanks for zen habits, my laundry is being tackled right now
paperwork is dealt with as soon as it's received. while overseas last year i bought my most favourite souvenoir ever - a letter organiser (should've bought more as gifts). i couldn't find any i liked online or in shops. all done in the same location - mail sorted for each person, bills are noted in the calendar and filed, junk is recycled and catalogues (my fave) are read over coffee as a reward. scissors and marker pen are handy too so when viewing catalogues, vouchers (coupons) and discount specials are noted and filed into my handbag.
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letter holder, not organiser
I pay all of my bills online, so it makes it super easy to just shred all mail that comes in. I already have a digital copy of everything. Also keep in mind that most of the menus and other fliers that we used to save can now be accessed online.
That Time Out thing is genius! I generally get distracted by things to tidy when I'm watching a film or reading - it makes so much more sense to actually dedicate 5-10mins to go round the house and straighten things up.
I have found that simply putting a "NO JUNK MAIL" sticky note in my mailbox at my condo has cut down HUGELY on unwanted mail. Now I get nothing that doesn't actually have my name on it and out of that only two or three pieces of mail of 20 are junk! So cut down there on clutter.
Have also instituted the policy that if something comes in -- something must go out. If I buy a new thing for the kitchen, an old thing must get tossed or given away and if there is nothing to go nothing can come in. I am strict with myself about that. It does help in decision making and cleaning up.
Also consider the dusting potential of each item in my condo -- if it will require dusting and serves no real purpose, it must not enter....If it is gorgeous and a thing of beauty that will make me happy to look at it forever-- dusting requirement still a factor but apply the 24 hour rule I.e. put on hold and think about it for 24 hours and if I still lust after it... then it can be considered if bank balance will permit... so have put up many obstacles to taking in more "stuff".
Sorry for the essay!
The 'Time Out' method reminds me of this. I grew up in a family of five kids and when things got in a mess my Dad would tell us that each of us (including him) had to pick up 10 things and put them away. Very quickly, we'd have a neat space. I've used this, or variations, with employees in work settings over the years and it works for any kind of neatening task (alphabetizing books, tidying desks, putting away stacks of files etc).
I do it with myself, too. Just put away 10 things or deal with 10 pieces of paper in a stack etc. It takes very little time and it helps keep me one step ahead of mess.
I love the index cards idea - setting this up right now!
As for mail, I now keep a paper shopping bag right by the door and immediately dump all junk mail inside. At the end of the week, I dump it in the recycling bin in the garage. I also keep a box for donations under the coatrack and that goes to Goodwill as soon as it is filled.
I rip up junk mail as soon as it comes in. I put newspapers in the recycling bin as soon as I'm done (better yet, sometimes I take my paper to work to read and recycle it there). If I'm not using something - out it goes. I haaate clutter with a passion. I have a three drawer wicker file cabinet that I clean out about every two months. I try to keep things neat and organized because I can't stand to have to search for things - it's a colossal waste of time and energy.
We rent the top floor of a beautiful rowhouse in Astoria, Queens. We LOVE this place! But it is significantly smaller than our previous apartment. We moved here because the location is better, it's a more beautiful home, the landlord is the sweetest nicest most wonderful landlord in all of NYC, and the home is very well maintained. So we pay more to live in a much smaller space. But we are SO much happier. However, as a result, we have had to downsize quite a bit. We started by getting rid of everything we don't absolutely need, and then we had to get creative about organization throughout. We are still working on it, but I would say we are currently about 70% done in our organizational efforts. (We have lived here for 9 months now, so that's about how long it all took to do). We think we will be 100% organized before the end of this year. So exciting! We LOVE living in a smaller space, because it has FORCED us to be very organized, and to not own anything we don't absolutely need. It also has forced us to stop shopping for things all of the time, and as a result, despite paying more in rent, we have saved so much money! Seeing something we want to buy in a store usually leads to one of us saying "but where would we put it? There's no place for it to go!" and then the other ends up saying "you're right. Let's just not get it". So we are saving by living in a smaller space. I guess my tip is that if you really want to become great at getting organized... downsize. ;) Life is so much simpler this way! And it is setting a great example for our son as well. He is learning that bigger is not better, that more is not better, and that a simple life is an easier and happier life to live. :)
#9 is a good way to determine if you should really get rid of an item or not. Stash it out of sight in a "to be donated" box, and if you don't miss it after a few months you probably don't need it.
love the put it away NOW mentality... so needed in this apartment!
At the first office jobs I ever had, back when I was 19, all employees were required to clean their desks off at the end of the day. Nothing was allowed to stay on top, we had to put it all in drawers. It was a good habit that trained one to take out only what was needed and put it away right after using it, because who wanted to be sitting there at 5pm cleaning our desks while everyone else was leaving. I have strayed very far from that now, but often look back and wish I could discipline myself to do it again in my home office these days.
Totally agree.
That is a cool idea.
@ Paper Shade Lamps & anyone else with the mail problem
I have significantly cut down on mail by:
1. signing up for electronic mail for bills
2. Opting out of 'soft offers' from credit card companies//etc. all that junk mail-there is a national list that you sign up with and your name will be taken off for several years
Now I get one piece of mail maybe once a week, and I open it immediately, recycle the envelopes, and tear up the rest for privacy.
Hope this helps.
I used to tear out my name and address immediately after receiving jumk mail. This way I could put non shredding stuff in the trash and only shred what needed shredding. For some reason (laziness) I stopped doing it and now I have 2 years worth of junk mail unopened sitting in a big bin...... :-(
Who else has noticed that people constantly misspell dining?
My dryer has a "square" door so I just flop all of my hangables over the dryer door as I unload; then I can just move all the "door" clothes onto my forearm and carry them to the closet to hang.
I should have continued. I usually just lay the stack of door clothes onto the bed, count out the hangers that I need and then as they lay stacked - put in all of my hangers and finish the job
Thanks to AT's 'You also might like' feature, I found this older AT post which poses some good questions to ask re 'stuff'.
Our laundry can't get too overwhelming in our house because our laundry room is right next to our bed, so clean laundry goes to the bed for folding and needs to be put away by the end of the day so we can sleep. Growing up, we always had days worth of laundry piled on the tables for folding, so I've become pretty strict about that as an adult.
Other clutter, now we're still working on that... One of the benefits of a small space is that we can clean it all pretty quickly, but I suspect we'll move somewhere bigger soon, where discipline will be much more important.
Our new mantra at home (or at least it's my mantra): Don't put it down, put it away.
Can anyone tell me what those storage units are in the top bedroom pic?? Many thanks!
Three rules of cleaning up. also look at the "5S" program from industry. It works at home, against clutter, cant find stuff, productivity, found it ], but its broken.
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Saint-Agnan-le-Malherbe is situated in the Calvados (Normandy region) in the north of France at 22 km from Caen, the department capital. (General information: Saint-Agnan-le-Malherbe is 215 km from Paris).
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Most beautiful villages in France (see also beautiful French villages) Beuvron (42km)
Recommended detour towns (fr: plus beau détour) Argentan (53km)
Churches or other religious monuments Abbaye de Caen (Caen) (22km); Prieuré (Saint-Gabriel-Brecy) (24km); Eglise de Saint Pierre (Rucqueville) (24km); Prieuré de Saint Gabriel Brécy (Saint-Gabriel-Brecy) (26km); Cathédrale Notre Dame (Bayeux) (27km); Abbaye de Cerisy-la-Forêt (Cerisy-la-Foret) (31km)
Remarkable gardens Plantbessin (24km); Jardins du château de Brécy (26km); Jardins du château de Vendeuvre (37km); Sassy (60km)
Protected historical centre (fr: secteur sauvegardé) (see also historical French towns) Bayeux (28km)
Sites of natural beauty Rochers des Parcs (17km); Prairie (Caen) (21km); Jardin des plantes de Caen (22km); Forêt de Cerisy (28km); Pegasus Bridge (31km); Roches de Ham (34km); Forêt de Saint-Sever (42km); Baie des Veys (55km)
Listed as villages d'etape - (recommended place to break a long journey) Villers-Bocage (7km); Torigni-sur-Vire (29km)
Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie) Domjean (34km); Cabourg (43km)
Zoo and/or wildlife park Parc zoologique de Jurques (13km)
Commune: Saint-Agnan-le-Malherbe
Canton: Villers-Bocage
Arrondissement: Caen
Department: Calvados
Region: Normandy
Postcode: 14260
from Caen (prefecture): 22 km
from Paris: 215 km
from Calais: 274 km
from Nice: 845 km
from Bordeaux: 468 km
from Strasbourg: 612 km
Saint-Agnan-le-Malherbe is in the north of France. Most visitors arrive by car typically by ferry into Cherbourg or Caen on the Normandy coast For driving distances to Saint-Agnan-le-Malherbe from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner.
We have 20 other places listed nearby (within 6 kilometres of Saint-Agnan-le-Malherbe): Aunay-sur-Odon, Banneville-sur-Ajon, Bauquay, Bonnemaison, Courvaudon, Curcy-sur-Orne, Epinay-sur-Odon, Hamars, La Caine, Landes-sur-Ajon, Le Mesnil-Au-Grain, Longvillers, Maisoncelles-sur-Ajon, Montigny, Parfouru-sur-Odon, Preaux-Bocage, Tournay-sur-Odon, Vacognes-Neuilly, Villers-Bocage and Villy-Bocage.
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Five years later, Greeks are trying to survive their country's fifth economic recession. The destruction of Greek industries has resulted in local unemployment levels of up to 27 percent and youth unemployment of 62.5 percent. Millions of jobs have been lost and thousands of businesses and factories have closed down.
After six years in recession, the Greek society is collapsing. This is a collection of what the toll has been on Greeks and immigrants in Greece.
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Very delicate and pretty!
Par Boots
de Ontario
My package arrived lightning fast! Great delivery service! Having read the other reviews on how thin the bands are, I must agree. If they were just a little thicker they would be perfect, they do bend easily and need to be handled with care. I ordered the rose plated and it was somewhat tarnished but nothing a bit of jewelry polish couldn't fix! I think too they are made smaller than what the size says, the 9 was tight for my 8.5 finger. They are tiny but do sparkle beautifully, paired with my real solitaire it looks gorgeous....
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Par Mim
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Usually happy with Diamonelle, but stones are falling out and apparently nothing can be done because I didn't purchase the extended warranty - which is frustrating because I didn't see anything on the website offering an extended warranty!
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I ordered these rings in February and liked them instantly because they were small and believable. They do fit smaller than most rings I have of the same size. After receiving them I wore them a couple of times and then took them out to wear again yesterday. I was disappointed to see that at the end of the evening I was missing a stone! I am very disappointed and upset now that I cannot even return them now because the 30 days are up. :(
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Par NJ
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Bought the rose-tone set. Loved them at first, but just a couple weeks into wearing them ... stones began to fall out. So I clearly wasted my money on these. I found that if I put a drop of nail glue in the hole that was empty and covered it after it dried with clear nail shiny nail polish that I could wear them, with out the missing stones being too apparently visible. but I still know that they aren't there..... and am waiting for more to fall out. Next time I want a pinky ring, I'll go for one that doesn't have stones in it. :(
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The rings are really pretty but after wearing them the 3rd time a stone has fallen out and two days before the 30 day return policy not sure if they can be returned at this point.
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By ALLEN LESSELSNew Hampshire Union Leader
Turns out the late Eric Knodel goal that earned a 4-4 tie for No. 4-ranked New Hampshire against Maine on Saturday at the Whittemore Center, was not enough to salvage a tough weekend for the Wildcats. When all the results were in on Saturday night, UNH had slipped to fifth place in Hockey East and must go on the road to face No. 4 Providence College in the quarterfinal round next weekend. The Wildcats went into the weekend series at home against their bitter rival hoping to win the Hockey East regular season championship and needing two points to guarantee themselves a home series in the playoffs. They came up with only one of the four available points, losing 4-3 on Friday night and then failing to close out Saturday's game for a win. "That's the disappointing part of the weekend," said UNH coach Dick Umile. "We had the opportunity to secure home ice and we didn't do that." UNH played a 4 p.m. game on Saturday and the other league games were at 7 p.m. The Wildcats had to await the results of key games before they knew their playoff fate. There were several scenarios that set UNH up for a home series next weekend. But UMass-Lowell knocked off Providence, 4-1, to earn its first Hockey East regular season championship and Boston University beat Northeastern, 5-0, and those results left UNH, BU and Providence in a three-way tie for third place. Based on head-to-head tiebreakers, BU was awarded the No. 3 seed, Providence No. 4 and UNH the No. 5. UNH and Providence will play a best-of-three series starting on Friday night with the winner advancing to the Hockey East championship round at the TD Garden in Boston. The Friars won the season series against UNH with 6-5 and 1-0 wins and a 3-3 tie. The Wildcats will hit the road for the quarterfinals for the second straight year. Last year, they fell in three games at Boston University. UNH had finished in the top four and earned a home series for 16 consecutive years before that. The other Hockey East quarterfinals have No. 8 Maine at No. 1 UMass-Lowell, No. 7 Vermont at No. 2 Boston College and No. 6 Merrimack at BU. "We just want to keep playing," said Maine coach Tim Whitehead. "We think at this point we can play with anybody. We know we can play with anybody." UNH had not lost a game all season in which it led going into the third period. UNH was up 3-2 entering the third on Saturday but needed the Knodel goal to get a tie. "Obviously, we're not too excited," Umile said. "We had the opportunity to win it and gave it up in the third period. We're not too pleased with that." The Wildcats finished the regular season with an overall record of 18-9-7 and were 13-8-6 in Hockey East. Maine wrapped up 10-18-8 and 6-13-8. The Black Bears scored a pair of goals in a span of 74 seconds early in the third period to grab a 4-3 lead. Senior forward Joey Diamond tied it up, 3-3, at the 5:58 mark of the period. Freshman defenseman Conor Riley made it 4-3 Maine at 7:12. Knodel, a junior defenseman, scored on a blast from out front on the power play. Casey DeSmith, the sophomore from Rochester, made 32 saves for UNH. Maine junior Martin Ouellete, who played at Kimball Union Academy, had 31 saves. The teams scored four goals in the second period, two for each team, in a span of just under four minutes to turn a 1-0 UNH lead into the 3-2 advantage with 20 minutes to play. Twice UNH went up by two goals and twice the Black Bears cut it back to a one-goal margin. Wildcat freshman Maxim Gaudreault made it 2-0 with 5:54 left in the period. Joey Diamond answered for Maine. UNH's Grayson Downing got that one back 32 seconds later for 3-1. Adam Shemansky's goal cut it to 3-2 with 1:57 left in the period. UNH senior forward Scott Pavelski converted a pass from Gaudreault to open the scoring with 4:01 left in the first period. It was one shining senior moment on a Senior Night that would end in disappointing fashion.
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ACAPULCO BLUE WITH WHITE RACING STRIPES AND BLACK INTERIOR WITH SPORT DECK FOLDING REAR SEAT, 46,442 MILES, FOUR SPEED 351-CID WINDSOR V-8 ENGINE EQUIPPED... More
NIGHTMIST BLUE WITH TWIN WHITE RACING STRIPES AND ORIGINAL BLACK INTERIOR, EQUIPPED WITH FOUR SPEED TRANSMISSION, DUAL INERTIA REEL SHOULDER HARNESS SYSTEM, WOOD RIM... More
Offered here for $63,900 is this ultra-rare and ultra-powerful 2007 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 40th Anniversary Coupe with only 9,685 miles! This is not... More
2007 FORD MUSTANG SHELBY GT500 CONVERTIBLE In 2007, Ford Special Vehicle Team (SVT) and Shelby designers joined forces to help create the fastest factory built Ford... More
1969 Ford Shelby GT500 Fastback Beautiful restoration on original low production Acapulco Blue well documented Shelby. Build sheets and Marti Report with 428 Ram Air... More
This 2007 Ford Shelby GT500 2 Door Convertible (Stock # P10015) is available in our Pleasanton, CA showroom and any inquiries may be directed... More
2007 Ford Mustang GTCustom Built Shelby Clone---Here is a custom built Mustang GT Convertible to look like a Shelby but with extras like, padded... More
Call 440-914-0000 or email [contact seller] 1968 Shelby GT500 Super Snake ALUMINUM, supercharged 427FE! Five speed manual Over $200,000 invested! Complete Total Control suspension... More
Call 440-914-0000 or email [contact seller] 1967 Shelby GT500 Eleanor 1700 Original miles Built by Classic Recreations 525HP, 5 speed manual Ferrari Rosso Corsa... More
Call 440-914-0000 or email [contact seller] 1967 Shelby GT700TR An insane custom! Dart Windsor block, 447ci Six speed manual over $250,000 invested! Complete Art... More
Call 440-914-0000 or email [contact seller] 1968 Shelby GT500 Convertible Build sheet and Marti Report verified Sunlit Gold over black Factory A/C, power... More
This is one of only three Mustang Shelbys, used in the Carroll Shelby School of High Performance Driving (now the Bob Bondurant School -... More