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Style # 185146
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With high-gloss sequins and dramatic feather detail, this bebe dress has all the attention-stealing elements of a true show-stopping party dress. Style it with strappy sandals and a minaudiere to complete a stunning evening look.
- 97% polyester, 3% spandex
- Center back to hem: 22" (56 cm)
- Padded bust
- Polyester satin lining
- Boning
- Gripper tap
- Invisible zipper
- Spot clean
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Sequin Feather Dress is rated out of 5 by 86.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cerrbs93 from PERFECT dress for a BACHELORETTE PARTY or special occasion I have to say I came across this dress by accident. I am getting married in about a year and could NOT pass this up as the PERFECT bachelorette party dress!! I was a little hesitant because of the price but this dress is handmade to perfection. I am 5'5"/ 32C / 117 lbs. so I was debating between the XS or the S because I am not a twig in the chest or waist. I usually wear XS in bebe dresses so despite the reviews saying this dress runs a little big, I went with the XS and it fits great. I probably could have flexed between either size but I like things tight so this works :) Gorgeous white color!!
Date published: 2014-09-23
Rated 4 out of 5 by Flipa from Glam Girl Best purchase....love this dress..ready for my special event....plan to wear it again to a 1920's theme party ...so worth the price....fits a little big in the chest..I'm size 8... But ordered a size large...thought it would run small...so get your true size...
Date published: 2014-07-24
Rated 5 out of 5 by Leann from Amazing! LOVED this dress!! I wore it for a Black-tie event & got so many compliments! I can't wait to wear it again:)
Date published: 2014-06-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by PartyGrrl from Adorable! I had purchased a couple dresses online searching for the perfect bachelorette dress, but nothing felt special enough! I saw this dress online and immediately ordered it. It looks even better in person! Great quality. I heard the feathers shed, I have tried it on and if you pull on a feather AT ALL it will come out.. Not sure if they will shed for me if I don't do that but we'll soon find out. For me it's a one wear only dress most likely (unless I wear it for dancing at my wedding reception but it's pretty sexy) so I don't mind that. As for fit, I ordered an XS hearing that it fits a little big... I've got a hard figure to dress for this sort of fit because my chest isn't small and neither is my hip/butt area but my waist is.... so I knew I'd have to go smaller and hoped it fit. It's pretty tight but should work.
Date published: 2014-05-05
Rated 4 out of 5 by lele84 from LOVE Great dress! This is a mini ladies, so shorts are a must. The feathers come out :(. I dont know how long this dress will last. My dress didnt come with extra feathers just extra sequins for the top. I'm a medium. I need this in more colors.
Date published: 2014-05-02
Rated 4 out of 5 by PSinNY from Great dress, but smaller than expected Great, fun dress, couldn't wait to wear it. However, it runs smaller than expected. I'm usually between small and medium in bebe dresses and went with the small based on prior comments saying it ran a little big. But, the small was too tight and would not fully zip, will have to return and order a medium
Date published: 2014-04-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by lnedykstra from Get it while you can!! I was looking for a dress to wear to my Dirty 30 in Vegas coming up in October and something told me to check Bebe. While online, I came across the Isis sequined dress in black and it was love at first sight. I saw where the reviews cautioned that the dress comes and goes out of stock quickly, so I ordered a small and a medium so I wouldn't have to exchange the dress and run the risk of it not being in stock. I got the dress and the small didnt fit to well. I'm 5'5", 134 lbs with a small stop and huge bottom!! The medium fit my bottom perfectly but left just a little room at the top, which is nothing my padded half bra and some double-sided tape can't fix! At first I didn't like how the top would scrunch down, making my middle section look collapsed, but again, once I added the padded bra and tape, it was all good. There are also straps included if it poses to be a big problem! The dress does molt, but I just collect the fallen feathers and put them in a bag, as I plan to reattach them later!! I can't wait to wear this dress!! I haven't seen any other dresses that have caught my eye like this one has!! My advice is if you can order this dress, do it ASAP! Just a few days after I ordered mine, they went out of stock again!!
Date published: 2013-08-24
Rated 4 out of 5 by Denny19 from Just what i expected. Great dress, it runs a bit big but great quality, the feathers add the fun part of the dress and the corset looks very chic
Date published: 2013-08-12


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Photos: Bruins win Game 7 thriller
Photos: Bruins win Game 7 thriller
Zdeno Chara hugged teammate Patrice Bergeron after Bergeron's overtime goal eliminated the Maple Leafs, 5-4, in Game 7.
With the game-winning puck in the net, Brad Marchand, Tyler Seguin, and Patrice Bergeron began to celebrate.
Team captains Dion Phaneuf and Zdeno Chara met at center ice to start the traditional post-series handshake.
Fans at TD Garden made themselves heard after the Bruins tied the game.
Bergeron skated past teammates and fans after he tied the game with less than a minute remaining in regulation.
Milan Lucic scored to make the score 4-3 with 1:22 left in the third period.
Phil Kessel found the net in the third period past Bruins defenseman Johnny Boychuk.
The Maple Leafs' Cody Franson, not seen, scored against Tuukka Rask in the second period as Mikhail Grabovski watched.
Chara was upended after a collision with Colton Orr in the first period.
Matt Bartkowski scored in the first period and celebrated with Milan Lucic and David Krejci.
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A local lawmaker is pushing to phase out state funding to the Oklahoma Arts Council.
A local lawmaker is pushing to phase out state funding to the Oklahoma Arts Council.
House Bill 1895, authored by Representative Josh Cockroft (R-District 27) proposes to reduce funding appropriated to the Oklahoma Arts Council by 25 percent, ending in 2017, when the arts council would no longer receive state funding.
Cockroft said a group of lawmakers, including himself, were concerned about the amount of money being spent as a part of Oklahoma's budget - $6.6 billion in 2012, Cockroft added.
"I simply want to ask the question," Cockroft said. "Is funding the public arts in Oklahoma a core function of state government?"
"I don't have anything against the arts council," he said. "I'm simply starting a conversation."
Cockroft said he looking to create a "leaner and more efficient" state government and to "make sure we're being responsible with the funds we're appropriating."
He acknowledged that in a $6 billion dollar budget, $4 million isn't much money.
"For me, $4 million is a lot of money," Cockroft said. "But for the state of Oklahoma, it's not much. But you have to start somewhere."
"We have to realize we can't just continue spending," he added.
Cockroft said that arts are an investment for the state of Oklahoma, bringing tourism and attracting new businesses, but that he believes funding public arts is not a core function of state government.
"I believe if it is such an important thing, people will be willing to put their private dollars toward it," he added.
Dane Pollei, curator for the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art, disagreed that funding could come from other places.
"There is no way to make up for that money," Pollei said.
The Mabee-Gerrer, which receives funds from the arts council, would be heavily impacted if funding was cut, he said.
"That would devastate us," Pollei said.
It would not only impact his museum, but would negatively impact the entire state, he added. Oklahoma would have trouble attracting new businesses and attracting tourists, he said.
Pollei dismissed ideas that this is a republican-based idea.
"It's not a party thing – it's a crazy thing," he said.
Tyler Bridges, superintendent of Pleasant Grove schools, said he hopes the funding is not cut.
Through the arts council, Pleasant Grove schools was able to secure an artist-in-residence to work with and teach students on different mediums, Bridges said.
"It's been really good for our school," he said.
Additionally the arts council provides funding for students to take tours of the capitol buildings and learn about the different Oklahoma artists who worked on the capitol and see the works of art inside the buildings.
"Even small things like that, I think, are good for the state," Bridges said.
He added that this is especially important for his students, many of whom otherwise would not have an opportunity to see the capitol or learn about different types of art.
"I've seen the educational benefits of it," Bridges said.


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TUSCALOOSA | The director of the Montgomery-based Southern Poverty Law Center will speak at noon Feb. 11 at the University of Alabama.
TUSCALOOSA | The director of the Montgomery-based Southern Poverty Law Center will speak at noon Feb. 11 at the University of Alabama.
Lecia J. Brooks will be the featured speaker for the School of Social Work's annual Dr. Ethel H. Hall African-American Heritage Month Program in Little Hall, room 223.
Brooks will speak on "Fighting Hate, Teaching Tolerance, Seeking Justice: The Southern Poverty Law Center." The event is sponsored by UA's School of Social Work Board of Friends and is free and open to the public.
Brooks' speech program is part of "Through the Doors," a yearlong series of events commemorating the 50th anniversary of the desegregation of UA in 1963.
The series honors the courage and dedication of the two black students who enrolled in the university on June 11, 1963, as well as the university's ongoing commitment to change over the past 50 years and its commitment to continued progress in the future.
Brooks leads the center's outreach efforts on key initiatives and social justice issues nationwide, giving presentations promoting tolerance and diversity.
She also serves as director of the Civil Rights Memorial Center in Montgomery, an interpretive center designed to provide visitors to the Civil Rights Memorial with a deeper understanding of the civil rights movement.
Before joining the Southern Poverty Law Center, Brooks worked for the National Conference for Community and Justice in Los Angeles.
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Updated on 2018 Berliner Platz 1 , Ludwigsburg , GERMANY (Postal Code: 71638). This great and large sports center lets professional swimmers like you enjoy 25 meters x 16.5 meters, Indoors. Additionally, within these facilities you can try 24 meters x 12 meters, Outdoors. Unfortunately we do not have the e-mail address of this Swimming Pool, but we can give you the phone number.
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Sen. Pres. Stephen Sweeney (D-West Deptford) made unintended headlines Monday when he suggested Gov. Chris Christie had "prayed for" a hurricane and "got lucky" when Hurricane Sandy hit because it drew attention away from the state's economy.
Sweeney quickly apologized for the comments, but that didn't stop a torrent of Republican criticism. Christie's spokesman, Michael Drewniak, called the comments "heartless."
Thus it wasn't surprising that when Sweeney called a news conference Tuesday to discuss Christie's State of the State speech, the first question wasn't about the speech, but about Sweeney's Sandy flub.
Sweeney reiterated his apology, but stood by his (intended) point, that in his view the governor wouldn't have an economic recovery plan without the hurricane.
"So yes, I misspoke and I apologized immediately for it," Sweeney said. "You know, I understand the politics here and I'm a big boy and I'll accept it. But I am not going to back away from the fact that his economic policy is the storm."
Sweeney then took another swipe at the governor.
"But we have a governor that's said a lot of things that are very offensive over the years and honestly (he) still hasn't apologized," Sweeney said.
Sweeney, incidentally, was sitting next to Sen. Loretta Weinberg (D-Teaneck) at the press conference. In 2011, Christie famously urged reporters to "take the bat out" on Weinberg, a frequent Christie critic.
Reached for comment Tuesday, Drewniak sought to put the issue to rest, saying there's "no need for a tit-for-tat on this." Drewniak said the governor and Sweeney have been able to work together on important issues.
"Along the way, they've had their differences, have had some heated public debate, and they've always gotten back to the people's business," he said. "Nothing has changed in that regard."


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Susan Fleming, Bayside resident for the last 30 years, first noticed the abnormally low-flying planes in her neighborhood about six months ago.
"Instead of counting sheep, I could be counting airplanes," Fleming said. "I can be lying in bed and I'll hear one plane coming, and as it starts to fade there's another one right after it."
Reminiscing over trips just miles down the road in Floral Park where she visits her sister, Fleming can't help but compare the serene atmosphere there to what has only recently been lost in her community of Bayside.
"I don't know what the answer is, but I am here to check in with Avella and see what can be done," she said. "The FAA should at least be willing to discuss things with people to see if something can be worked out."
Standing beside Avella was Congresswoman-elect Grace Meng, Assemblyman Edward Braunstein, and a number of area civic leaders, including members from Bay Terrace Community Alliance, Aberdeen Civic Association, Douglaston Civic Association and the Bayside Hills Civic Association.
Avella said that he and Braunstein were told in a meeting with the FAA back in September, that planes were only flying low as part of a "six-month test of new procedures on existing departure and arrival flight patterns" at LaGuardia.
"Ten days ago I learned that the FAA has apparently done some type of environmental review and issued a categorical exclusion, which means they are not required to do a more detailed and formal environmental review of their new procedures," Avella explained. "Since they issued this exclusion they intend to make these new procedures more permanent."
Avella said that he is currently in talks with the U.S. Department of Transportation and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to demand the FAA withdraw the exclusion and conduct a "part 150 study," a request that would require the airport to volunteer a re-evaluation of noise exposure in the affected area.
"I urge each and every resident of northeast Queens to contact our federal elected officials to demand they support the community's efforts to stop the FAA from formally implementing these new procedures," he added.
Braunstein is also confused with the way the FAA handled a meeting with elected officials, explaining that they unfairly cut off any talks with no explanation.
"What I've heard is the FAA is going from ground-based control to doing it from a satellite and the goal is to be able to get more planes off in a safer matter," Braunstein explained. "When me and Senator Avella met with the FAA early on, they said it's a test, they said the community would have an opportunity for input and they never came back to give us an opportunity to give any ideas. They just turned around one day and said 'no it's permanent, sorry.'"
Like many other neighbors at the rally, he describes the last six months as a living nightmare.
"I was at my mother's house up the road, and we started realizing, when we were watching TV with the windows open, that once a minute you had to stop and let a plane go by," he said.
The FAA responded to the Queens Ledger in an email from Elizabeth Ray, vice president of mission support services at the Air Traffic Organization, to a concerned resident stating that the "FAA conducted an environmental review according to the requirements of the National Environment Policy Act."
"Following the review, the FAA approved the procedure for use when JFK is operating under other runway configurations," Ray wrote in the email in regards t the use of additional runways at LaGuardia. "We are working to determine the best way to implement the use of this procedure with these other runway configurations."
The email adds that while the FAA has "no control over airport growth, airport operations, local airport noise abatement programs or voluntary noise abatement procedures," they are still going to stay "committed to being environmentally responsible and minimizing noise along with other negative impacts to the greatest extent possible."
Warren Schreiber, president of the Bay Terrace Cooperative and Bay Terrace Community Alliance, has lived in the area for a little over two decades and has never seen the problem this bad.
"When there has been a major event going on either at Flushing-Meadow Park or at that time it was Shea Stadium; sometimes if they had a concert or at the U.S. Open, they would divert the flights," Schreiber said. "They did that, not as a courtesy, but because the USTA or whomever would pay a lot of money."
As more and more people showed up to the meeting, Schreiber, while skeptical that anything will be fixed in the near future, pointed out proudly that his community will stand together until it gets resolved.
"This is the type of community this is," he said. "We're all from different civic pools, but we are always in contact with each other, and it's that type of place here in northeast Queens."


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Massachusetts Industrial Rail Access Program awards $2.85 million for freight rail projects
Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray, Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) Secretary and CEO Richard Davey and local officials highlighted this year's Industrial Rail Access Program (IRAP) recipients operating in Massachusetts.
"As part of the Massachusetts State Rail Plan, we are focused on increasing access for freight rail service to support regional economic growth," said Lt. Gov. Murray. "By investing in these projects, we are upgrading the commonwealth's freight rail network, which will not only attract new business and jobs, but also promote a more efficient transportation of goods and services."
"Our team has closely vetted the recipient proposals to assure conformity with local and regional transportation plans, as well as economic development initiatives," said Secretary Davey. "We will monitor closely the completion and success of these projects."
The MassDOT Industrial Rail Access Program was created through the 2012 Transportation Bond Bill to provide grants to railroads, rail shippers and municipalities who identify a public benefit that will be gained through the improved use of the rail transportation network or that will facilitate economic growth through access to rail assets within the commonwealth.
The IRAP recipients reflect a wide range of projects, which meet the program objectives of improved use of the rail network while facilitating economic growth. The total amount awarded is $2.85 million; the matching funds listed are covered by each applicant.
Recipients include:
Church Street LLC & Frade's Disposal on the Mass Coastal Railroad in New Bedford seek to add a rail siding to better serve their transportation needs. This project will construct a 3,000-foot railroad siding, install a switch, construct a rail-served loading dock and improve a private railroad crossing. The project has the potential to generate 800 carloads. IRAP awarded $427,500, the matching contribution is $285,000 and the total project cost equals $712,500.
Maritime Terminal on the Mass Coastal Railroad will rehabilitate an existing rail spur and loading dock at its warehouse. The project is crucial to properly serve this important rail market and to reduce the number of truck movements. IRAP awarded $65,889, the matching contribution is $43,926, and the total project cost equals $109,816.
Covanta SEMASS on the Mass Coastal Railroad in Rochester will install a switch and approximately 400 feet of track into an existing truck load out bay on the SEMASS facilities tipping floor. The project will allow Covanta SEMASS to continue shipping 40 rail cars per year of Non-Ferrous metals, as well as potentially 350 rail cars per year of other metals. IRAP awarded $167,040, the matching contribution is $111,360 and the total project cost equals $278,400.
MWRA FRRC Quincy – Braintree will replace a railroad bridge with a culvert on the Fore River Railroad. The bridge originally served a cattle crossing below the railroad, which is no longer needed and is functionally obsolete. The Fore River Railroad is a 2.7-mile shortline in Quincy and Braintree that is wholly owned by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority. The railroad serves freight customers in the Fore River Shipyard.
IRAP awarded $342,000, the matching contribution is $232,244 and the total project cost equals $574,244.
Providence & Worcester Railroad (P&W) in Worcester will replace two bridges with a new structure Worcester. The project is required to maintain rail service to Cargill, a Worcester-based customer of the P&W, as well as preserving access to Midstates Packaging, another Worcester-based customer, for transloading operations. IRAP awarded $313,214, the matching contribution is $208,809 and the total project cost equals $522,023.
New England Central Railroad in Palmer will construct a new rail siding, which will increase the number of cars handled by Sherwood Lumber from three to 20 at the same time, as well as make loading dock and laydown area improvements. The project is expected to increase efficiency by 30 percent, reduce operating costs by 30 percent and potentially increase carloads by 100 percent. IRAP awarded $500,000, the matching contribution is $1,175,000 and the total project cost: $1,675,000.
New England Central Railroad (NECR) will improve the mainline tracks in Amherst. The NECR is a shortline railroad that serves customers in Palmer, Belchertown, Monson and Millers Falls. IRAP awarded $500,000, the matching contribution is $1,052,597 and the total project cost equals $1,552,597.
Grafton & Upton will expand and make improvements to the Hopedale yard by constructing a switching lead and several sidings throughout the yard. IRAP awarded $221,700, the matching contribution is $330,300 and the total project cost equals $552,000.
Fitchburg Redevelopment Authority will rehabilitate and reconnect a rail siding into the Fitchburg Industrial Park. IRAP awarded $309,900, the matching contribution is $249,959 and the total project cost equals $559,859.
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Share Price and 1 Year Extreme Prices Analysis
The share of Ascena Retail Group Inc. (ASNA) currently has a value of $3.95 while the company's 52 week low is at $3.53, the shares dropped to the 52 week low on Mar 22, 2017. While the company's share hit the 52 week high on Mar 31, 2016 stationing the value of $11.26.
The difference of 52 week low value as well as 52 week high value and the current price of the stock suggests the next move of the shares. If the share price is currently hovering near the 52 week low and the value is achieved in the current past then it can suggest that the price of the shares is likely to go up.
Share Volume Analysis
The volume of the particular stock is the shares bought and sold in a single trading day. The average volume of a stock suggests the liquidity of a particular company. If the average volume is low then the liquidity is low which means it is hard to buy or sell the stock as there are fewer buyers or sellers of the stock.
Currently the shares of Ascena Retail Group Inc. (ASNA) has the trading volume of 2.99 Million shares with the average trading volume of 4.35 Million shares.
Price to Earnings Ratio
Another critical number in evaluating a stock is P/E or Price to Earnings ratio. Currently the P/E of Ascena Retail Group Inc. (ASNA) stands at 96.34. While looking the figure depicted by the Price to Earning we can suggest that the shares of Ascena Retail Group Inc. (ASNA) are overvalued.
The stock being overvalued and undervalued sometimes depends upon the market situation as well. If the market is performing well and the stock is over-valued, ASNA might be a good investment at this point but if the market is dropping down, you might not consider buying the stock. If ASNA is undervalued and the market situation is in decline stage, it might be a good investment too.
Earnings per Share EPS
Yet another important factor while evaluating a good buy/sell decision for Ascena Retail Group Inc. (ASNA) is its Earnings per Share or EPS. EPS breaks down the profitability of the company on a single share basis.
Currently, EPS of Ascena Retail Group Inc. (ASNA) is -0.07 while the analysts predicted the EPS of the stock to be -0.1 suggesting the company fell short of the analysts' expectations.
Market Capitalization Analysis
Market Capitalization can be thought of as the overall price to buy the company. Market Capitalization if basically the market value of the company's shares outstanding. Market Cap is also the figure use to determine company's size, as opposed to using sales or total asset figures.
Ascena Retail Group Inc. (ASNA) has a market capitalization of 757.33 Million which suggests the company is a huge company further suggesting that the shares of Ascena Retail Group Inc. (ASNA) are stable and safe compared to the lower market capitalization companies.


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The company which runs the online shop www.bijuteriastil.ro, named forward www.bijuteriastil.ro is SC STYL SRL, named forward SC STYL SRL, registered at National Trade Register under the number J38/562/1991 with sole registration code: RO 1467595.
Using this online shop implies accepting the Terms and Conditions below.
We recommend reading them carefully.
SC STYL SRL takes the right to modify these articles with no previous notification. The latest version can be found accessing the page Terms and Conditions found below the pages from our online shop.
Terms of use.
Bijuteria STIL recommends appropriate use for its sold products; any breach of the terms of usage cannot be uphold in a court of law against Bijuteria STIL. The following term of use must be known to the buyer, and might not be explained by the seller. The customer must inform himself willingly upon any term of agreement before committing to a purchase.
Any harm that might come from the object of purchase cannot be held against Bijuteria STIL in a court of law, due to the fact that jewelry have not been classified as lethal objects in any worldwide court of law.
We advise against keeping any object bought from Bijuteria STIL near children under the age of 18, due to choking hazards that the small pieces may have.
We advise that jewelry not to be used in practicing of sports, wearing of wooly clothing or other cloth, leather or synthetic materials that might clutch to the object of purchase surface and potentially damage it or the clothing or accesories; in any of these cases, Bijuteria STIL is not obligated to respect the warranty or ensure a free repair.
In case of unintentional loss of certain parts of the object of purchase, Bijuteria STIL will ensure the free repairs of an object of purchase that is still in its warranty period, only if the client brings the lost parts with the jewelry as well, in order to ensure a fast and safe replacement; otherwise, the client must sustain any replacement cost that needed to be made in the reparation process.
Any break from the terms of use will be assessed at a close examination of the object of purchase, and will discern if the warranty is still valid or voided.
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SC STYL SRL guarantees all users limited access, personally on the website and does not give them the right to download or partially/ integrally modify the online shop, or partially/ integrally reproduce the online shop, or copy it, selling/ reselling or exploiting it in any other manner, with commercial purposes or against company's interests without its previous written agreement.
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SC STYL cannot guarantee the stock availability of all presented items and does not take responsibility for displaying wrong information regarding the stock availability of the products. SC STYL SRL reserves the right to modify the technical specifications of the products with no previous notification.
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The delivery is made anywhere in Romania in maximum 48 hours (working days) from the moment our staff confirms the order. With the exception of major force (calamities, natural disasters, accidents,etc) SC STYL SRL reserves its right to make the confirmation of the order before sending them by contacting the clients.
In case of jewelry made on commission the making and delivery term will be accomplished in maximum 14 days.
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The payment of ordered products can be done in advance through a banking transfer or paying by card, through specialized services of online payments, at our client's disposal displayed on our website page www.bijuteriastil.ro or by cash whenever we deliver the products. SC STYL reserves the right to claim the payment of the products in advance, based on an invoice, which will be transmitted to the clients through some means of communication established between us and the buyer. In case the payments are made by card, the payment proof must be sent to our e-mail address firstname.lastname@example.com. The delivery will be made only after the money will be in our account. The payment in advance is considered a payment with the help of desired debit or credit cards in order to pay online, for the whole payment as well as for the payment by installment. In that case SC STYL will require to the retailer of electronic payments the security confirmation and the transaction validity and as well will make extra checking before sending the products
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You have the chance to have your child photographed with the Easter Bunny in a unique setting, and you can see a tribute show for Tom Petty and the Heart Breakers this weekend.
You have the chance to have your child photographed with the Easter Bunny in a unique setting, and you can see a tribute show for Tom Petty and the Heart Breakers this weekend. But there's more.
1. 'Love and Honor'
After his girl breaks up with him, a Vietnam soldier must journey back home to win back her affection in Danny Mooney's "Love and Honor," which airs at the Theatre N tonight and Saturday.
Young Vietnam soldier Dalton Joiner (Austin Stowell) has just been kicked to the curb by his lady, Jane (Aimee Teegarden). Now in Vietnam, he vows to sneak home during the war to rekindle their flame. In addition, Joiner's best bud, Mickey Wright (Liam Hemsworth), isn't one to miss out on a wild time and decides to go with him. The pair must get back to America, change Jane's mind and return to the war without getting caught.
WHAT Film, 'Love and Honor'
WHEN 2 p.m. Friday, March 29; 4 p.m. Saturday, March 30
WHERE Theatre N., 800 N. French St., Wilmington
COST $6 (Friday); $6 senior and students; $8 adult (Saturday)
INFO theatren.org or 576-2139
2. No Such Noise! and Three for Five
Fans of ska music can get their fix tonight at the Kennett Flash with No Such Noise! and their opener, Three for Five.
No Such Noise! is an outfit that's unafraid to wear its inspirations on its sleeve. Playing a brand of pop-punk fused with ska horns, the group takes after New Found Glory as much as it does Less Than Jake. Moreover, the band's hook-laden choruses back this up. Catchy ska portions invade verses while No Such Noise! offers its own fresh take on a genre that's been around for decades.
WHAT No Such Noise! and Three for Five in concert
WHEN 8 p.m. Friday, March 29
WHERE Kennett Flash, 102 Sycamore Alley, Kennett Square, Pa.
COST $12 advance; $14 door
INFO kennettflash.org or (484) 732-8295
3. Intriguing artwork from local professor
Newark professor and illustrator/painter Alexi Natchev's captivating work is on display in the Delaware Art Museum exhibit "Imagined Places: The Art of Alexi Natchev," on view through Aug. 4.
Natchev is a professor at the Delaware College of Art and Design professor whose illustrations conjure up an imaginary world of playful creatures, enchanting places, folktales and more. "Imagined Places" features more than 60 of his works, including paintings and prints representing the range of his career as an artist and illustrator.
Natchev was born and educated in Sofia, Bulgaria. Since moving to the United States in 1990, he has illustrated 17 children's books, collaborating with major authors and publishers. His work has been featured in many international exhibitions and he's received a number of national and international awards, including the Sydney Taylor Book Award for Younger Readers for his evocative hand-colored relief prints for "The Elijah Door ─ A Passover Tale."
WHAT 'Imagined Places: The Art of Alexi Natchev' art exhibit
WHEN 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, March 29; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 30; 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, March 31; exhibit runs through Aug. 4
WHERE Delaware Art Museum, 2301 Kentmere Parkway, Wilmington
COST Free for members and kids ages 6 and under; $6 youth (ages 7-18) and students with; $12 adults; $25 families (up to two adults and 4 youth)
INFO delart.org or 571-9590
4. Tom Petty tunes
The Big Jangle will pay homage to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers tonight at World Café Live at The Queen. The outfit will share the bill with Brian Medlin.
Formed in 2010, The Big Jangle is a six-piece based in the Philadelphia area that's in love with some Petty. Featuring lifelong musicians, the outfit performs songs from all stages of Petty's career including the early days of "Mudcrutch" to The Traveling Wilburys and his solo career, all the way to his latest album, "Mojo."
5. Easter Bunny Express
The Easter Bunny will hop aboard one of Wilmington & Western's antique trains for an hour-and-a-half trip to Ashland today and Saturday.
In addition, all kids will get a special treat. Parents ─ be sure to charge up your cameras so you can capture a photo of your kiddo with the Easter Bunny!
WHAT Easter Bunny Express
WHEN 12 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Friday, March 29; 12 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Saturday, March 30
WHERE Greenbank Station, 2201 Newport Gap Pike, Wilmington
COST Free for kids under age of 2; $15.50 (ages 2-12); $16.50 (seniors); $17.50 (adults)
INFO wwrr.com or 998-1930


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I made a case for Matt Cassel coming here when we signed him. I do think that there was some unwarranted hate for the man before he had a chance to prove himself. I acknowledge his time here has been anything but easy. I think he seems like a good guy with a good work ethic and I'm sorry things didn't turn out better on both ends of this deal. I hope he makes a full, speedy recovery and lives a long, happy life. That being said, I do not want to see him under center again in a Chiefs uniform.
After watching him play for the last few seasons, I really don't think Matt Cassel should have been on the field to get injured in the first place. His lackluster performance and turnovers aside, the guy has always looked like a deer in the headlights with pass rushers coming down on him. He just doesn't seem quite athletic enough to evade or absorb hits over a prolonged career in the NFL. I haven't been able to help but think that he was going to eventually get killed out there over the last couple of years. I vividly remember when Trent Green tried to take-off for a run in the twilight of his career against the Bengals when he got knocked out. It was horrible and I get that same feeling in my gut that I'm about to see something terrible each time Cassel is about to take a hit.
Speaking of that hit on Green, I also remember watching Damon Huard get us into the playoffs just to get benched in favor of Green so we could watch that train wreck. While Trent Green did a lot for the Chiefs in his time at QB and I agreed with him getting a shot, Damon Huard at least earned a chance that he never got when it was obvious that Green just wasn't what he had been before. This is just another example of this organization's LOOOOOONG history of playing politics rather than football at quarterback.
A prolonged lack of quality on the field has led to disappointment from the fans that has now grown into hostility. We have a divided fan base and an organization that's all at odds with each other-- a perfect storm that culminated into what we saw and heard on Sunday.
I'm not sure those people who cheered when Cassel went down did so because someone got hurt. While I'm not making excuses for the atrocious behavior of a few drunken hecklers I did hear in the audio, I think maybe most who cheered did so because that was the ONLY possible way that we were ever going to get someone else an opportunity under center. Maybe they were cheering for the thinnest ray of hope as there was NO WAY our gutless head coach and GM would have EVER benched the 66 million dollar man. Will Brady Quinn be our savior? Probably not but Chiefs fans have been drowning in a sea of misery for so long that some will see even the thinnest of threads as a lifeline to drag them up from the abyss.
Besides, anybody who has watched this team for the last 20 years and still hasn't become numbed to the point of hardly giving a damn has to be at least marginally insane. So Matt Cassel got hurt and some insane people cheered... It should have been left at that.
Instead, the same Chris Berman that shared a chuckle with Tom Jackson about Robert Griffin III sustaining a concussion Sunday scolds Chiefs fans on Monday night while fabricating a lie on national TV by saying Matt Cassel was "carted off" the field. I distinctly remember these jackwagons showing highlights of players getting leveled by devastating hits while screaming "HE GOT JACKED UP!" a few years back. It's hard to miss the irony here.
Mike Ditka, who made a career out of crushing people on the football field and regularly complains about the wussification of modern football, slammed chiefs fans for being drunken barbarians. Eric Winston, the player who's comments sparked this firestorm, spoke on radio shows a few months ago about how the players should have held out longer for a better CBA because the current one handed too much authoritarian power to Goodell as comissioner. Winston made these statements in response to the heavy-handed punishments and suspensions levied against the Saints by the league for paying bounties to defensive players for injuring opposing team members and knocking them out of games. Howver, in today's news world, facts evidently don't matter when you've got a story on your hands...
Apparently, ESPN has now joined the ranks of FOX, CNN, and MSNBC as completely-spun BS propaganda outlets that serve an agenda. The fact that there is no actual, factual television news reporting left in America-- not even in sports-- is absolutely and undeniably pathetic.
Now, people are all worked-up over an exaggerated story about how inhumane it is to cheer a concussion to a football player. I'd wager most of these people support spreading more "democracy" across the world with bombs and bullets as if hundreds of thousands of deaths aren't enough already. The hypocrisy train rolls on...
So Chiefs fans will be subsequently crucified, torched, and tossed under the bus. Analysts across the country are drooling all over themselves at an opportunity to make KC look like a bunch of redneck barbarians (their disdain for the Chiefs has been obvious through the years).
Meanwhile, nobody is talking about how these guys are 1-4, leading the league in giveaways, and have not had a lead even once during regulation in any game this season.
Nobody is talking about how the Chiefs were the only team to find the end zone in Sunday's game (twice) but the scores were nullified by garbage refs that are no better than the scabs that replaced them while they were striking for more money to throw games on crap calls (this is far from the first time I thought a chunk of the owners in the league may still have an axe to grind from the AFL days). For the record, the Falcons ran that same pick play on us a dozen times or more in week 1 and I watched the Patriots doing the same thing to the Broncos just this past Sunday. Flacco's fumble can go right up there with the "simultaneous possession" fiasco between the Packers and Seahawks a few weeks ago in the BS category.
...but we're not talking about football. We're talking about how "horrible" and "classless" the fans are in KC...
The front office, coaches, and players are probably welcoming the distraction as the people that made all of these dudes rich take the heat. Chiefs fans keep paying for gold and getting dung in return. At a time where these guys SHOULD be taking flak from the fans, they have been turned into martyrs and the fans that have carried them on their backs for so long are now put on the defensive as their integrity is assaulted as a whole. Eric Winston was right about one thing, this whole mess is sickening and stinks to high heaven. It's sad that after 20 years, I doubt I'd give half a damn if Clark Hunt moved this "team" to LA tomorrow...
I really don't think I can stomach watching this franchise ruin Jamaal Charles' career/life by expecting him to run the ball 500 times this season. This guy is a special talent and it will be unforgivable to burn him out in one (losing) season.
I still want to give Romeo a hug. He seems like a really great, nice person. He just doesn't seem to be a very good coach. Running Jamaal Charles into the ground and risking his health/career to isolate your QB from mistakes/criticism is about as poor as game planning gets. Hire a true head coach or defensive coordinator. We have the defensive version of Todd Haley one year after letting him go...
Brian Daboll sucks. We passed on Al Saunders for this guy?! Really?! <facepalm> His offenses couldn't score in Cleveland and Miami and his offense can't score here in KC. Who DIDN'T see this coming?
Scott f'in Pioli is the most overrated trash that has EVER been pawned-off on this franchise. You could combine Todd Blacklidge, Steve Bono, Elvis Grbac, and Matt Cassel and still not be even in the same ballpark of BS hype masking the utter incompetence of this current GM. I really didn't think there was any way in hell it would be possible to do worse than Carl Peterson. I was wrong.
I've been through bad times and the not-so-bad times but now is an all-time low to be a Chiefs fan.


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Photos: Nautical Thanksgiving
Photos: Nautical Thanksgiving
Nate Stearns, Alex Moore, and author Michael Andor Brodeur shucked corn, one of many tasks at Nautical Thanksgiving in Scituate.
From left: Jules Grant, Michael Andor Brodeur, Alex Moore, Evan Garza, and Lena Adams celebrated Nautical Thanksgiving with a game of bocce.
The evening game of bocce was played right next to the water.
Jules Grant and Alex Karsanidi looked for seaweed to use for cooking.
Grant fell in the water during her ocean search for seaweed.
Grant delivered the seaweed to kitchen captain Avery Appleton.
A mozzarella bar was set out.
The group of friends started eating.
Avery Appleton poured champagne into a mignonette for oysters.
The oysters were served with Prosecco mignonette.
Porchetta cooked on the grill.
Alex Moore, Anthony Greene, Nate Stearns, and Michael Brodeur tended to the grill.
Darcy Adams continued the cooking.
Peppers were prepared for cooking and turned into roasted pepper tapenade.
The friends sat down to eat.
The lobsters at Nautical Thanksgiving were steamed with seaweed.
Gary Strack's "poor man's porchetta."
Lena salad was named for Nautical Thanksgiving hostess Lena Cobb Adams.


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Disclaimer - Neither TiPb nor I take any responsibility for any problems/issues/bricking/etc. that may occur while using this software to modify your iPhone. Please be aware of what you are doing.
IMPORTANT: If you have a iPhone 3G that you want to unlock you must use the preserving baseband method - only available on Macs.
There has been a lot of buzz going on in the forums regarding jailbreaking the iPhone 2.2.1 firmware lately, and a lot of questions to go along with i t!. Today we're going to take a deeper look at the exact steps you have to take to get your iPhone jailbroken on your Mac.
Let's get started, after the jump!
1. Get the Tools
First and foremost make sure your iPhone is updated to the 2.2.1 firmware. If you're not yet running 2.2.1, update via iTunes. We'll wait. Honest.
All good? Okay, next make sure your iPhone is not connected to your Mac. Then create a new folder on your desktop and name it "Pwnage". Next you will need to download the following tools:
- QuickPwn
2.2.1 Firmware IPSW for first generation iPhone (2G)
2.2.1 Firmware IPSW for iPhone 3G
2. Install the ToolsNow double click on the firmware file you just download to mount QuickPwn. Once mounted click and drag the QuickPwn application into the Pwnage folder you created on your desktop.
3. Launch QuickPwnSimply double click the QuickPwn icon to get started, click ok to accept the copyright notice and we are ready to begin.
4. Connect your iPhoneYou will be asked to connect your iPhone to your Mac, do this now and then click ok.
5. Begin Pwnage!QuickPwn will now detect whether you have connected an original iPhone (2G) or iPhone 3G. Now the software will search for the 2.2.1 ipsw firmware file you downloaded a few minutes ago.
6. Customize Your iPwnNext you will be asked if you would like to replace the original boot and recovery logos on your iPhone. Select Yes or No to continue. [If you select yes, you will have the nifty little pineapple logo at startup instead of a apple.] Now QuickPwn will create your custom IPSW file. Once that process is complete you must enter in your OS X system password to continue. (Just like when you update certain applications).
7. PAY ATTENTION: Here's the Tricky PartThis next part can be a bit tricky but as long as you pay attention to exactly what the software tells you, you should have zero issues. You have to put your iPhone into DFU mode. First turn off your device. Next, you will be prompted to hold down both the home and power button for 10 seconds. Lastly, you will release the power button while you continue to hold down the home button for another 10 seconds.
8. Sit Back and WaitQuickPwn will now begin to work it's magic. Be patient while QuickPwn is modifying your iPhone. It will take a few minutes. [Do NOT do anything to your computer or iPhone while this process is taking place] Your phone will the reboot and once it starts back up you will see the Installer app along with Cydia, and you are done!
9. We Have Jailbreak!You have just jailbroken your iPhone! Now wasn't that simple? We'll be back soon with our Windows PC edition, and in the meantime if you want more information or help troubleshooting please head over to our section of the forums dedicated to jailbreaking. There are plenty of members of our community that can help you out!


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Iron is a mineral that is found in every living cell. Iron exists in 2 forms—heme and nonheme. Heme iron is part of the hemoglobin and myoglobin molecules in animal tissues. Nonheme iron comes from animal tissues other than hemoglobin and myoglobin and from plant tissues. Iron is found in meats, eggs, milk, vegetables, grains, and other plant foods. The body absorbs heme iron much more efficiently than nonheme iron. Much of the iron in our diet comes from foods, such as breads and cereals that are fortified with this mineral. Worldwide, iron deficiency anemia is the most common form of malnutrition.
Iron's functions include:
- In hemoglobin, carrying oxygen to cells throughout the body
- In myoglobin, holding oxygen within the cells, especially heart and skeletal muscle cells
- Forming collagen, which is the major protein that makes up connective tissue, cartilage, and bone
- Helping fight infection by synthesizing certain enzymes needed for immune function
- Helping convert beta carotene to vitamin A
- Helping make amino acids, which are the building blocks of protein
- Aiding drug detoxification pathways in the liver
- Forming part of an enzyme that is essential for the production of several neurotransmitters
- Synthesizing cellular components that are important to metabolism
Recommended Intake
Iron needs are greatest during times of rapid growth—childhood, adolescence, and pregnancy. Also, women have higher requirements than men, to replace the iron that is lost with monthly menstruation.
Iron Deficiency
Groups of people who are susceptible to being iron deficient are:
- Women of childbearing years
- Teenage girls
- Infants (depending on their diet)
- Children
- Low-income groups
- People with certain gastrointestinal conditions, such as celiac disease
There are no symptoms of iron deficiency unless you become anemic. If not corrected, iron deficiency can progress to anemia. Symptoms of anemia include:
- Fatigue: feeling tired all the time or getting tired easily with activities you used to be able to do without difficulty
- Pale skin, especially the pink lining to your lower eyelids, under your fingernails, or your gums
- Glossitis (an inflamed tongue)
- Rapid heartbeat
- Headaches
- A ringing in the ears known as tinnitus
- Unusual cravings for substances like ice, dirt, etc. (called pica)
Iron-deficiency anemia is usually treated by increasing iron intake through dietary sources and iron supplementation.
Iron Toxicity
At high levels, iron is toxic. And since the body has no effective means of excreting excess iron, it is possible, although not common, for iron to build up. Iron pills and supplements containing iron that are designed for adults can cause poisoning in children.
Symptoms of iron toxicity include:
- Nausea and vomiting
- Diarrhea or constipation
- Abdominal pain
- Fainting
Major Food Sources
Food Sources of Mostly Heme Iron
Food Sources of Nonheme Iron
Other Health Implications Related to Iron
People with the genetic disease hemochromatosis absorb excessive amounts of iron. This leads to a buildup of iron in the bloodstream and in certain organs, including the liver, muscles, pancreas, and heart. Signs and symptoms of disease usually do not appear until midlife. People of Northern European descent and men are at higher risk. Without treatment, high levels of iron can damage these organs. Treatment involves eating a diet low in iron and donating blood regularly.
Heart Disease and Cancer
Some research has suggested that excess levels of iron in the body may lead to an increased risk for heart disease or cancer. These effects may be due to how the body metabolizes iron, as opposed to how much iron is in the diet. However, the research in these areas is still inconclusive.
Tips for Increasing Your Iron Intake
The amount of iron your body absorbs varies depending on several factors. For example, your body will absorb more iron from foods when your iron stores are low and will absorb less when stores are sufficient.
In addition, certain dietary factors affect absorption:
- Heme iron is absorbed more efficiently than nonheme iron.
- Heme iron enhances the absorption of nonheme iron.
- Vitamin C enhances the absorption of nonheme iron.
Some substances decrease the absorption of nonheme iron:
- Oxalic acid, found in spinach and chocolate (However, oxalic acid is broken down with cooking.)
- Phytic acid, found in wheat bran and beans (legumes)
- Tannins, found in tea
- Polyphenols, found in coffee
Note: Consuming heme iron and/or vitamin C with nonheme can help compensate for these decreases.
To increase your intake and absorption of dietary iron, try the following:
- Combine heme and nonheme sources of iron.
Eat foods rich in vitamin C with nonheme iron sources. Good sources of vitamin C include:
- Bell peppers
- Papayas
- Oranges and orange juice
- Broccoli
- Strawberries
- Grapefruit
- Cantaloupe
- Tomatoes and tomato juice
- Potatoes
- Cabbage
- Spinach and collard greens
- If you drink coffee or tea, do so between meals rather than with a meal.
- Cook acidic foods in cast iron pots. This can increase iron content up to 30 times.
- Reviewer: Michael Woods, MD
- Review Date: 04/2016 -
- Update Date: 04/29/2016 -


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text: Letters To The Editor | November 01, 1981Response to Bountress and Richards Joan Cassandra Payne and Robert Jay Williams, Jr. Author Notes © 1981 by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Article Information Letters To The Editor | November 01, 1981 Response to Bountress and Richards Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, November 1981, Vol. 46, 437-439. doi:10.1044/jshd.4604.437 History: Received March 11, 1980 , Accepted September 4, 1980 Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, November 1981, Vol. 46, 437-439. doi:10.1044/jshd.4604.437 History: Received March 11, 1980; Accepted September 4, 1980 View Article Figures Tables PDF PDF Supplemental Data Supplements Multimedia Share Email Twitter Facebook Pinterest Tools Get Citation Citation Payne, J. C. & Williams, R. J. (1981). Response to Bountress and Richards. J Speech Hear Disord, 46(4), 437-439. doi: 10.1044/jshd.4604.437. Download citation file: RIS (Zotero) EndNote BibTex Medlars ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager © 2018 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association × Alerts User Alerts You are adding an alert for: Response to Bountress and Richards You will receive an email whenever this article is corrected, updated, or cited in the literature. You can manage this and all other alerts in My Account The alert will be sent to: Confirm × Sign In or Create a free account to receive alerts. × This content is PDF only. Please click on the PDF icon to access. First Page Preview × View Large Subscribe to view more For full access to this article, log in to an existing user account, purchase an annual subscription, or purchase a short-term subscription. Order a Subscription Subscribe Pay Per View Entire Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders content & archive 24-hour access $30.00 Buy Now This Article 24-hour access $15.00 Buy Now Sign In or Create an Account Please sign in using your ASHA.org login. If you do not have an ASHA login, you may register with us for free by creating a new account. Sign In or Create an Account Related Articles Related Topics


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Hudson's Weaver, Rieger named Most Valuable Wrestlers
On a night when the first two members were inducted into the Lenawee County Wrestling Hall of Fame, several individual milestones were also set in Friday's Lenawee County All-Star Wrestling Tournament at Adrian College.
Hudson wrestlers Cole Weaver and Zach Rieger were selected as the Most Valuable Wrestlers for their repeat titles. Weaver was the lower weight MVW and Rieger the upper weight.
Joe Garcia of Adrian and Nick Garza of Sand Creek each notched their 100th career wins in their respective championship matches. Garcia is now a three-time champion at 103 pounds and has a career record of 100-10, as he defeated Hudson sophomore Roddy Hamdan 12-9.
Garza claimed the title at 160 pounds by taking a 6-2 lead midway through the second period and then holding for a 6-4 win over Hudson freshman Kyle Johnson.
Hudson, Addison and Tecumseh had multiple champions. Adrian and Sand Creek each had one.
Addison coach Matt Seiser was selected as Coach of the Year.
"I'm very honored to have been chosen. We've got some outstanding wrestling programs in the county and some great competition," Seiser said.
Weaver, a junior, ran his season record to 35-0 with a 56-second pin of Onsted's Isaac Westgate to claim the title at 130 pounds. He took the crown in the 119-pound division in 2012.
Weaver attacked Westgate from the outset and got a takedown and near fall to go up 5-0. He then continued on the offensive and didn't give the Wildcat sophomore a chance to regroup before nailing the pin. After the meet, Weaver sounded the Hudson wrestling mantra of team first.
"We don't want anything less than winning," Weaver said. "It's good competition and builds confidence. It starts you rolling toward state."
For the second straight year, Rieger outwrestled Tecumseh's Joe Rebottaro to claim the title at 285 pounds. Rieger and Rebottaro each had a point on escapes through the first two periods. After the Tecumseh senior was penalized a point for exiting the mat midway through the third period, Rieger (37-1) got a late takedown and then allowed an escape for the final margin of 4-2.
"We've got bigger goals as a team. Everything goes back to the team," Rieger said. "Joe and I go way back. It's always a good match. We make each other better."
Hudson freshman Mason Lopinski edged Tecumseh senior Luke Liuzzi 5-3 in overtime to win the 125-pound division. Teammate and junior Isaac Dusseau beat Clinton's Mike Sexton 5-2 to win at 119, and junior J.D. Waters pinned Adrian's Avery Cantu to win at 135 pounds.
For Addison, senior Josh Betts pinned Tecumseh freshman Landon Pelham at 2:47 to claim his first county title at 189 pounds. Teammate Jared Bruner, a defending state champion who took the county title at 145 pounds in 2012, took a 5-0 lead after the first period and posted a 12-2 win over Sand Creek's Trevor McDormett at 152. Justin Schroeder pinned Madison's Nick Klemm at 3:16 to claim the title at 140 pounds. The other Panther champion was freshman Marcus Richardson, who took a 6-5 win from Hudson sophomore Tyler Roberts at 112 pounds.
Tecumseh also had multiple champions. Preston Pelham scored a takedown and near fall late in the first period and held off Sand Creek's Garrett Miller to win the 215 pound title, 5-0. Cole Amstutz, a runner-up in 2012, pinned Adrian's JaQwun Stinson at 3:55 to claim the title at 171 pounds.
Tecumseh captain Anthony Lesko took an 8-4 decision from Sand Creek junior Roger Fox to win the title in the 145-pound weight class.
A couple of pioneering figures in county wrestling were honored between the semifinal and championship rounds with inductions to the newly created Lenawee County Wrestling Hall of Fame. Pat Conners, who started the wrestling program when he came to Tecumseh in 1966, and Charlie Evans, a successful wrestler at Adrian High School and Eastern Michigan University and who later coached at Siena Heights and at Madison High School, were honored.


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After quite a bit of searching, I finally found a macro that will allow you to link two trade skills at once.
Since I receive hits on my blog almost every day concerning this very thing, I figured it would probably be a good idea to share it with you. So here you have it, a macro that will post both of your Professions into chat with a single click, and from a single macro.
/script SendChatMessage(select(2,GetSpellLink("Tailoring"))..select(2,GetSpellLink("Enchanting")),"CHANNEL",nil,GetChannelName("Trade – City"));
Just change the two professions I have underlined up there to whatever your own professions happen to be, and away you go.
UPDATE: When you copy this macro you also need to replace the quotation marks as well as the dash in "Trade – City". I assume that the problem is caused by the font used in the blog, but I cannot say for sure. Just delete the quotes and dash and then type them back in and it will work.
Copy & Paste after replacing quotes/dash


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Photos: 2013 Golden Globes
Photos: 2013 Golden Globes
Ben Affleck won a Golden Globe award for the best director for "Argo."
Jessica Chastain won the award for best actress for her role in "Zero Dark Thirty."
Anne Hathaway won for best supporting actress in "Les Miserables."
Jodie Foster posed with the Cecile B. DeMille Award for outstanding contribution to the entertainment field.
Jennifer Lawrence was the winner of Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture for "The Silver Linings Playbook."
Claire Danes, from the TV series "Homeland," won a best actress award. Her co-star Damian Lewis also won, for best actor in a drama.
Members of "Game Change" held the Golden Globe award for Best Mini-Series or TV Movie.
British singer-songwriter Adele held her Golden Globe award for Best Original Song for a Motion Picture for the James Bond movie "Skyfall."
Tina Fey, left, and Amy Poehler were the co-hosts of the 70th annual Golden Globes.
Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino won best screenplay for "Django Unchained."
The cast and producers of the TV drama series "Homeland," won the award for Best Drama.
Director Mark Andrews, winner for Best Animated Feature Film for "Brave," celebrated.


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This is an automatic version of the classic effect, where a solid metal ring penetrates off or on a piece of rope. This version requires no manipulative skill. This gimmicked version for performing similar effects makes the effects much "cleaner" with no extra moves, and more magically effective. A few handling trials in front of a mirror will enable you to get the maximum impact from these props.
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