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Kiwibayer wrote:Not sure if the Switchblade has more grunt but it is heavier on the bar and maybe this gave you the static grunt impression. I always try to compare upwind performance and correlate this to power. The Nitro3 flies far forward in the window and wins hands down in upwind performance. The bar pressure is lighter and the kite seems direct and nippy. Not sure if the Nitro is lighter in weight - I doubt it. The Switch guys go a bit overboard with reinforcements.
Anyhow, both kites are really good and you will be happy with either the SB or Nitro
NHKitesurfer wrote:I'll see if I can get my friend to chime in who rides both, but his SB is 11m and Nitro3 is 8m so it may not be the best comparison.
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BREA – Crossing guards will be back on their posts before and after school starting Thursday at five intersections in the Brea Olinda Unified School District.
The 2010-11 school year began Sept.1 with no crossing guards because of lack of funding for the positions.
The district and the city had been sharing the $46,000 cost of manning the intersections, with the district paying $30,000.
However, cuts in state funding prompted the school board last spring to cut the district's share of the funding for the crossing-guard program.
The City Council on Tuesday voted to pay the entire amount to provide crossing guards for the school year. The cost for the year will be $44,000 – a guard at Carbon Canyon Road and Olinda Drive was eliminated.
This sixth crossing guard was a temporary safety measure while drivers adjusted to the new traffic signals on Carbon Canyon Road, and was not anticipated to continue in 2010-11, said Superintendent Skip Roland.
"Both of these public agencies are facing unprecedented financial problems in the next few years," City Manager Tim O'Donnell said. "At least for this school year, the money will be available."
Council also gave city staff direction to find a long-term solution, O'Donnell said.
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Baxter resident Rachel Rennicke, a special education teacher with the Brainerd schools who also has a brother in the end stage of renal failure, recently completed the Partners in Policymaking advocacy training program.
Rennicke said she felt the class was invaluable.
"I learned the most about the rights of individuals with disabilities and the rights of parents," Rennicke said. "This is valuable since I have a sibling with a disability and also learned what parents go through and what they need from us."
The class covered the history of treatment of people with disabilities and the rights that they now have. Rennicke recommended this program to others. This eight-month leadership training program for people with disabilities and parents of young children with developmental disabilities is inviting applications for its sessions this fall. Partners in Policymaking was created by the Minnesota Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities 26 years ago. Applications for the program are due by July 15.
The two-day meetings during the program year are all held on weekends, making it easier for people to participate.
There is no cost to individuals selected for the Partners program, adults with disabilities and parents of young children with developmental disabilities, since it is covered by a federal grant to the Minnesota Governor's Council. Child care, respite allowances and overnight accommodations are also provided for those who have to travel some distance to attend, and mileage and meals are also covered by the grant. All of the eight sessions will be held at the Minneapolis Airport Marriott in Bloomington.
The class is limited to 40 participants, selected by a panel of Partners graduates and representatives of the Governor's Council. The first session is scheduled for Sept. 27-28, 2013.
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2015: Austin saw brief action in 1 game (Idaho) as a redshirt freshman offensive tackle and guard in 2015. He missed the Arkansas State opener with a right foot injury.
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Atlanta got 30 points from Mike Scott en route to a 107-98 victory over New York on Saturday at Philips Arena.
Atlanta won and also put money in the pockets of their supporters by covering the 1.5-point spread as favorites. Totals bettors, meanwhile, saw the game go OVER the closing number of 203.5.
Jeff Teague had 28 points for Atlanta and DeMarre Carroll chipped in with 24 points. Lou Williams had 7 assists for the Hawks, while Lou Williams was the team's top rebounder, grabbing 9 boards.
New York got 35 points from Carmelo Anthony in a losing cause and another 16 points from Raymond Felton. Raymond Felton contributed 10 assists for the Knicks, while Tyson Chandler had 23 rebounds.
The Hawks hit the break trailing 52-39 before taking care of business in the second half.
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The company is buying Itseez, which specializes in computer vision, a critical technology for autonomous vehicles, security systems and other devices.Intel is broadening its capabilities in such critical growth markets as autonomous vehicles and the Internet of things with the acquisition of Itseez, a small company with an expertise in computer vision technology. Intel announced the deal May 26, with Doug Davis, senior vice president and general manager of the chip maker's Internet of Things Group (IoTG), saying that the Itseez technology will play a key role in a range of areas, particularly driverless cars. For vehicles to be truly autonomous, they will have to be able to not only "see" images via sensors all around their environments, but process, analyze and understand those images to make informed decisions and take actions. "Solutions will need to seamlessly deliver a combination of compute, connectivity, security, machine learning, human machine interfaces and functional safety," Davis wrote in a post on the company blog. "To win in automotive today and help deliver its exciting future, Intel is adding new capabilities to our automotive portfolio like functional safety and over-the-air software management. Another key requirement for self-driving cars is the ability to see and accurately interpret surroundings. One of the technologies necessary to support this capability is computer vision." No financial details about the deal were released.
Intel's acquisition of Itseez is the latest recent move by a chip maker to expand its capabilities in the fast-growing autonomous vehicle market. Earlier this month, NXP Semiconductors—leveraging the technologies inherited when it bought Freescale Semiconductor for $12 billion last year—unveiled a driverless vehicle platform that includes not only the NXP-powered sensors that gather the data but also the Bluebox compute engine that collects the data and analyzes it.
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post #1 of 11 Old 03-01-2007, 09:43 PM Thread Starter
ok so my 2.5 betta tank was really algea-y and i decided to buy a cheap gold mystery snail. i found out how cool they are and i cherished it. then it disappeared! theres an internal filter in there and i redid the water and he crawled in there but i managed to take him out so i could see him and theres no way he couldve been killed by that because hes not neraly small enough to fit in the ouput hole. also if im correct bettas ignore snails (well at least mine did). hes not behind and bushes i checked all around he didnt fall out and theres no way my betta couldve eatin him in one day! WHERE IS HE!>!?
post #2 of 11 Old 03-02-2007, 02:22 PM
Apple snails have a tendency to leave the water sometimes...
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post #3 of 11 Old 03-02-2007, 05:05 PM
Hmmmm. I would definitely check again. What sort of substrate do you have in the tank? Could be it has burrowed perhaps?
I had a lovely black snail in my tank a while back - it came in with a shipment of plants. It was in there for months then disppeared and I never saw it again.
I'm thinking perhaps I mistakenly removed it when I chucked some plants out
I had a lovely black snail in my tank a while back - it came in with a shipment of plants. It was in there for months then disppeared and I never saw it again.
I'm thinking perhaps I mistakenly removed it when I chucked some plants out
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post #4 of 11 Old 03-03-2007, 08:36 PM Thread Starter
no theres no way it couldve burrowed since its golden and the substrate is blue plus theres not a thick enough layer he would be sticking out some. man now i have to go buy another. ill go get some frogs while im doing that.
post #5 of 11 Old 03-04-2007, 06:34 PM
They will crawl out if given the chance and/or water quality drops. I found 3 Colombian ramshrons on top of my tank once and I didn't think I had a spot big enough for them to get out. Check around the tank and stand and you might be lucky enough to find it if it hasn't been too long.
post #6 of 11 Old 03-04-2007, 10:44 PM Thread Starter
LOL if i find him its going to suck since its been like more then half a week! im going to check right now and i hope tis not allrotted and disqusting if i find him.
post #7 of 11 Old 03-04-2007, 10:50 PM Thread Starter
OMFG! i found him!!!!! under the stand where the fish tank is theres like a little opening i didnt check under and he managed to crawl out of the tank down the 3 foot stand and halfway under where i found him. hes not rotted his little trapdoor is shut and sucktioned whaaaay in and he was kinda dusty but he didnt look or smell dead even if he probably is. i put him back in the fish tank and right now hes floating which happens everytime you put them back in the fish tank. i really hope he sinks and pops right back to life but i seriously doubt after 3 days of no water he will. pray for me guys.
post #8 of 11 Old 03-04-2007, 11:32 PM Thread Starter
YYYYYYYYYYYYEAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! i dropped him back in. he floated. then he sunk down and poped right open and now hes crawling around eating algea again!!! i cannot believe it this is crazy. i think he crawled into the internal filter when the water level was high then out the back and i still thougt he was in the filter for another couple of days so he might have been out of the water for a week. this is the craziest fish related thing thats ever happened to me.
post #9 of 11 Old 03-05-2007, 02:43 PM
That is WILD! I better keep an eye on my snails, I have one in each tank.
Pardon the pun, but I'm hooked!
post #10 of 11 Old 03-05-2007, 06:15 PM
That is awesome! Glad you found him. Most snails can live for quite a while out of water. Hopefully it will have learned it's lesson and stay in the tank now.
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We study identification in a class of linear rational expectations models. For any given exactly identified model, we provide an algorithm that generates a class of equivalent models that have the same reduced form. We use our algorithm to show that a model proposed by Benhabib and Farmer [1] is observationally equivalent to the standard new-Keynesian model when observed over a single policy regime. However, the two models have different implications for the design of an optimal policy rule.
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The aim of this proposal is to identify and validate biomarkers that will, for the first time, enable individualization of therapy in ovarian cancer. This proposal will thus include the execution of an innovative phase II clinical trial that will facilitate the validation of novel biomarkers that predict the clinical efficacy of targeted therapies in individual women with ovarian cancer. We will target two biologic processes that we and others have established as playing critical roles in the pathogenesis of epithelial ovarian cancer: (i) activation of the phosphatidylinositide-3-kinase (PISK/AKT/mTOR) pathway ('PISKness'), and (ii) deficient BRCA1/2-mediated homologous recombination (HR) ('BRCAness'). This proposal will build on the successful phase I trial targeting the PISK signaling pathway in ovarian cancer thay we executed in the previous SPORE funding period. It will also build on our new data indicating that somatic mutations and loss of BRCA1 and BRCA2 function are significantly more common than previously thought in ovarian cancer and should predict sensitivity to poly (ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP) inhibitors (PARPi) that exhibit synthetic lethality with BRCA1/2 dysfunction. This proposal will bring together: 1. the SouthWest Oncology Group (SWOG) to facilitate execution of the phase II trial, 2. Astra Zeneca to provide access to the novel therapies olaparib (PARPi) and AZD8055 (PISK pathway inhibitor), and 3. Myriad Genetics, Inc.
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Aim 1 : A. To determine whether 'PISKness'predicts responsiveness to PISK pathway inhibitors in cell lines and ovarian cancer xenografts. B. To determine whether 'PISKness'predicts outcome in ovarian cancer patients treated with surgery and platinum/paclitaxel-based chemotherapy.
Aim 2; A. To determine whether 'BRCAness'predicts responsiveness to PARP inhibitors in cell lines and ovarian cancer xenografts. B. To determine whether "BRCAness" predicts outcome in ovarian cancer patients treated with surgery and platinum/paclitaxel-based chemotherapy.
Aim S;To determine whether 'PISKness'and 'BRCAness'predict response to targeting the PISK/AKT/mTOR pathway and PARP, respectively, in a phase II ovarian cancer clinical trial.
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problem with galaxy s3 renaming files then rendering them useless.
title should read s3, sorry. i have a verizon, moved to correct forum.
i've looked online and couldn't find anything. here is the problem.
i have a 64 gb micro sd card i use. it is a sandisk ultra.
i've since formatted it to fat 32.
what happens is i use this to hold mp3 songs and have them by genre. i.e. disco, classic r & b, 80's, etc.
they'll play for awhile then for some reason my galaxy will change the folder's name into something like μisco or μlassi~2
the file will be visible, but the contents missing.
when i place it in the adapter, it show as having the space used, but the files are missing.
when i right click the folder, it's "read only" and "archives" checked.
unchecking does nothing.
if i delete them, they're gone, but show back up on the galaxy.
i need to reformat to completely get rid of them. but this becomes troublesome.
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This is, unfortunately, an age old problem on this phone. More generally, the SD card seems subject to random corruption, up-to-and-including making the SD card completely unusable, even if you take it out and try to use it in another device.
SanDisk seemed to get most of the blame, but it happens on other brands as well. Some fingers have also pointed at a bug in the Google code, but regardless, the problem has never been rectified.
64GB cards seem particularly affected, and music/videos are often the file types that are called out as getting corrupted the most.
My suggestion? Purchase a 32GB Samsung card and format it in the phone; use some syncing software to get your music library on the SD card (i.e. avoid dragging-and-dropping files onto the card via an MTP connection); or just put your music on the internal memory.
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Forget the floodlights. Running in artificial light has been the least of any driver's problem here. But talk about the bumps, or the kerbs in the chicane, and that has been getting their eyes rolling.
Despite that, the inaugural Singapore Grand Prix has, so far, been adjudged a roaring success, a tribute to the effort that has gone into creating a little history as the first F1 night race, and the first street race in Asia.
The 5.067km circuit weaves its way round one of the world's busiest cities whose buildings provide a spectacular backdrop and the inhabitants have taken the sport to their hearts. "I do hope that people have now changed their idea that this is a stupid idea," said commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone, who came up with the idea so F1 could participate in such an exotic, far-flung location yet be televised at prime time in Europe. Any vox pop would suggest that few now regard this as folly.
Everyone came here worried about visibility. Would the shadows play havoc as drivers threaded their way around beneath the 1,500 lights that had been specially erected? Fernando Alonso, who expressed concerns in March, was still not convinced. "In terms of the lighting, when I walked the track I was impressed, but behind the wheel at 300 km/h some parts of it are a bit dark," the former champion suggested. "But despite that, this is an amazing opportunity for the spectators to attend a night race."
The world champion Kimi Raikkonen said: "The visibility is great and you don't really feel you are driving at night with all the lights on the track," adding: "You don't look at the sky, so it doesn't make any difference."
Lewis Hamilton said the effort to get a good lap time was double what a driver would expend at Monaco, hitherto seen as one of the most physically challenging circuits on the calendar and the one Singapore would most love to emulate."I don't particularly think the lighting has an effect, although maybe you have to concentrate a bit more," he said. "The main thing is that it's such a challenging track and keeps you very busy, so a 20-lap run is going to be very tough – particularly with the heat."
Even though qualifying began last night at 10pm local time, the ambient temperature was still 30c. Even Jenson Button and Hamilton, arguably the two fittest drivers, were sweating in the cockpits.
"You get no breeze coming in anywhere. In that respect it's like Malaysia, but the circuit is more demanding," Hamilton explained. "It's all right for Heikki," he added, gesturing at his Finnish McLaren team-mate Kovalainen, "because he was pretty much born in a sauna. It shouldn't be a problem for him".
And then there were the bumps, which threw Mark Webber's Red Bull into a wall after only three laps onFriday, and the chicane kerbs in Turn 10 over which Giancarlo Fisichella aviated his Force India into another in practice yesterday.
Hamilton added: "Through certain corners there was lots of bottoming, and when you hit a bump it would throw the car around quite a bit. On my first proper run I managed to find a half-decent line but the car was still bottoming in places. I was able to get more comfortable with the car; on first impressions there seems to be quite a lot of grip on the track so you can brake quite late into the slower corners. It felt pretty hardcore at first, and I don't believe we ride the bumps better than anyone else. For sure, some cars are bottoming more than others, but we've done a great job trying to avoid it. We still have it, to an extent, but it isn't a problem."
And he had some sage advice for Fisichella. "It is what it is – a Mickey Mouse corner," he said of Turn 10. "If you stand next to it you can almost draw a line from apex to apex to apex. We carry some serious speed into it and if you have a brake problem there you could be in trouble. It isn't frightening if you do touch a kerb, but it reminds you not to do it again."
For all the brilliance of the setting, however, there is little likelihood of a lot of overtaking in the race. "It's possible," Kovalainen conceded, "but the reality is that it's very difficult. It looks as though there is less chance here than there was in Valencia, which isn't a very good sign." And that meant that qualifying would be even more important.
Hamilton was lucky to scrape through the second session 10th and on the cut-off point after having to abort one lap and then scratch round in traffic to get a decent time after another mandatory trip to the FIA's scales. Massa had no such problems and dominated the final session. "The car was just perfect, so nice to drive smoothly, and I managed to do a perfect lap," he said. "It's a great feeling, when you come to the last corner and know you can't make any mistake."
Hamilton counted himself lucky to beat Raikkonen for second on the grid. "Obviously it was not as smooth sailing as it was for some, but we are in a good position. My lap was by no means perfect but in the position we are in, and with the strategy we have, we are looking quite good."
Massa made the point that concentration will be crucial on a track full of potential traps and so this will be one of the toughest races of the year. "We won't be able to overtake here," Hamilton said bluntly. A remake of Valencia, then? "Most likely."
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Install Android SDK on Windows 7
Recently I installed Android SDK on Windows 7(64 bit) and I faced few issues while installing android SDK.So let us see what are the common issues you can face while installing Android SDK on Windows 7 (64 bit).The first step is downloading Android SDK.Make sure you have JDK installed on your system.You can download it from http://developer.android.com/sdk/ the recommended executable file installer_r08-windows.exe.Once downloaded try to install it.It will prompt a message "Java SE Development kit (JDK) not found".This may come as surprise to you as you have already installed JDK.To overcome this issue, just click on the back button and then click next.This time it will find JDK installed in the system.I don't know what is the bug or reason behind this.However this worked for me.
Click on next and install it.Once you installed Android SDK on Windows 7 , open SDK Manager.You can find the icon on the desktop.Now you need to install SDK Platform Package.For that go to Available Package option , you can find several platforms available.Try installing anyone.You may find the prompt which mention that nothing is installed.This is another issue which I faced.When I am trying to install then why is it not installing.If you see in the details it is trying to create some directories which it can't so it is not installing the package.Now we know the issue and the resolution of this issue is also very simple.On your desktop where there is SDK Manager icon, right click on the icon and select the option "Run as Administrator".Now try installing the package and this time it will install the package.
Have you installed Android SDK on Windows 7 ? Did you face these issues ? Do you have any other resolution to these issues ? Were the resolution mentioned above worked for you ? Do share your experience.
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Thanks heaps for this article – I had these exact same issues was about to throw my Win7 laptop out the window with frustration! They should really configure the installers properly for Win7.
Thanx a lot. This is very simple step by step tips for installation, but very useful tip is given. Like installer has to be executed in administrator mode. I was trying to install android SDK on win 7 (32bit) but was unable to install and giving weird messages like unable to open rar file in tools directory. This instaruction has helped me in installing the SDK successfully.
Once again thankyou very much.
Hey guys android.sdk is used for what,i dnt understand please help


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Meet Our Team
Ruth Ann Sletten - Master Stylist / Owner
Ruth Ann originally moved to Southern California from South Dakota with the famous De'Cut Hair International Design Team assisting them with training, education in hair design and opening additional salons. Ruth Ann trained with Toni & Guy and Swartzkopf then honed her personal style and technique. She decided she wanted to offer more services to her clients and ventured out on her own.
In 2000 Ruth Ann made the difficult decision to close her award wining Salon in the Santa Ynez Valley after 13 years of serving the elite Hollywood stars as her clients and move to Idaho. She had decided she wanted to be near her daughter and grandchildren. When she arrived she went to work at the renowned Coeur d'Alene Resort & Spa. Ruth Ann used this time wisely by getting to know the locals and doing her demographics study. This research enabled her to design a fantastic salon and spa with great detail to provide the very best in all-around coiffure, cosmetics and spa treatments.
In July 2007, Ruth Ann partnered with Julie Lind to open Hayden Creek Salon & Spa.
In less than five years after opening, Hayden Creek Salon & Spa was voted the best in North Idaho.
Ruth Ann is an expert in solving complex damaged hair problems, colors gone awry and home perms that did not go well. Ruth Ann is a master in hair cuts to complement and enhance your facial features. She has specialized in all aspects of hair design including Perms and Relaxing. She continues to educate herself by attending national spa & hair shows to gleam the latest styles, products and techniques. She loves to mentor young stylists and encourages them to be the best of the best.
Ruth Ann feels lucky to get to do her job everyday as she loves meeting new people, kindling friendships, and making people look their best to feel good about themselves. Ruth Ann goes above and beyond for special group appointments, such as wedding groups. She provides them with all their special request of eye lashes, nail color, special up-dos, etc. She makes the event a festive and fun party of beauty for everyone by providing wine, cheese and fresh fruit. This all adds to the wonderful memories of the wedding experience and Ruth Ann is truly a professional in this regard.
Ruth Ann has over 30 years of excellent experience and has directed over 19 salons in her career.
Ruth Ann invites you to call or come in to discuss all your beauty needs...because it is all about you!
Julie Lind - Stylist / Owner
Julie has been a hair Stylist for over 30 years. Her professional education and training began with Toni & Guy and include Pureology, Schwarzkopf, Redken and many others.
Julie truly believes she has the best career in the world! "I get to make people happy everyday. It is an absolute joy to get to know my wonderful clients and create the best look for them. I feel so fortunate to be a Hair Stylist!"
Julie started her career as a Hair Stylist in California and then moved to North Idaho in 1996. Julie and Ruth Ann decided to open Hayden Creek Salon & Spa in July 2007.
Randy Rod - Stylist
Randy graduated from Bjorn's Hairstyling Academy in Vallejo, California in 1983. Since then he has worked in 3 outstanding salons in his career: Bobbie Freitas Hairstyling in Lafayette, CA for 17 years, Joseph Michael's Salon & Day Spa in Lawrenceville, GA, for 8 years and The Hayden Creek Salon & Spa.
Randy completely enjoys the satisfaction of using his training and experience to create, color, cut and style to fit his clients needs, desires, and lifestyle.
Randy has worked at and attended many hair shows and seminars throughout the years and has had the privilege of training with great people in this industry including: Sir Robert Clegg, Derek Roe, Dwight Miller, Paul Mitchell, Alan Benfield Bush and Nick Arroja.
Lauren Haag - Stylist / Nail Tech
Lauren started working for Hayden Creek Salon & Spa the summer of 2013. She moved to Idaho from Hawaii when her parents came up here to semi-retire and fell in love with Idaho, so she worked to get her license here. Lauren graduated cosmetology school January 2011 from Paul Brown Institute @ Remington College. Her first few years as a stylist were spent in Hawaii where her main focus was hair cutting and coloring. On the side she helped with hair and make-up for a childrens fashion show and also assisted for special effects make-up for an episode of Off The Map in North Shore. Lauren has kept up her skills by learning new techniques some of which are: Paul Brown, Paul Mitchell, Matrix and Wella. Right now at our Salon, Lauren utilizes her skills in spoiling her clients and making them look and feel their best whether it's hair or nails!
Matti Severson - Stylist / Nail Tech
Matti knew that she wanted to be a hairdresser when she was in high school. She would practice haircuts on her mom and help her friends with make-up and hair for school functions. Matti graduated cosmetology school in April of 2013 from Paul Mitchell the School, Boise. While attending she had the opportunity to participate in hair and make-up for school fundraiser events, using her knowledge of various cutting and styling techniques. She was also able to attend the nationwide Paul Mitchell event called Caper in Las Vegas, where she received hands-on color and cutting training by Paul Mitchell educators. She is a great addition to our salon and continues to develop her skills in all aspects of cosmetology. Matti specializes in hair and nails and puts her heart into every opportunity to help someone feel and look their best.
Dani Betts - Esthetician
Danielle is from Denver, Colorado and has lived in Seattle, New York, France, and Geneva, Switzerland! She is a licensed master esthetician with a passion to help clients achieve skincare results and a fresh appearance. Her specialty in skin analysis, dermaplaning, peels, customized facials, and waxing is available to help establish the regimen to keep you looking your best. She has a fun, experienced, and trusting personality that you will enjoy working with.
Kate Granken - Stylist
Kate is a licensed Cosmetologist with nearly 30 years of experience in the beauty industry. In 2002, Kate became a Master Colorist. She is motivated and dedicated to perfecting your look and making you feel your absolute best. She also enjoys meeting new people and formulating a whole new look for her clients. In her spare time, Kate loves hiking and swimming in beautiful North Idaho.