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Trimming teeny, tiny nails can be a nerve-wracking experience, because it's all too easy to clip them too short! Not to worry: these clever clippers have an attached 4x magnification lens, giving you much more control...and much less anxiety. The stainless-steel cutters are curved and sized just for tiny nails. For newborns and up. Endorsed by the American Red Cross — a name you trust. (2-3% of purchase price goes to the American Red Cross; see our entire American Red Cross collection.) See Product Details
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These are quality clippers for a good price. Much better than some (non-red cross brand) we bought at babies are us. These cut evenly as opposed to other brands. We don't use the magnifying glass, but the oversized handle works great (and the magnifying glass works fine for those who like that).[...]
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great product. i even use on myself. its much safer and would works wonders on my 14 month old. plus the price is great!
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These clippers are very sharp and dont need a lot of pressure to trim nails. I dont use the magnifying glass as its hard to see thru and distorts my view. They work perfectly fine without it. Its much easier to wait until baby is asleep to trim nails. The only problem I have, and I wouldnt really consider it a problem, is that if the lever isnt completely straight, aligned with the base, it's harder to clip the nail and more pressure is needed and then you might make an accidental cut. But if you make sure its aligned there is no problem at all.I love these clippers!
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As a first time parent, nothing terrified me more than trimming my newborn's extremely long, sharp, and soft nails. I tried two other clippers and this is the one I kept. This trimmer is the perfect size both for cutting little nails and for an adult's grasp. I was not able to use it with the magnification feature (that was the only time I cut his thumb), but I love the clipper without it.
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Good idea. However, I feel that the magnifying glass isn't of great quality because the image is distorted. I feel like I'm looking through a prescription magifying glass that wasn't made for me! So, when I do use it, I do without the magnifying glass part. Red Cross makes another nail clipper that's more compact (not as bulky) and also comfortable to hold. I use that one more than this one.
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I was scared to death to use a clipper to trim my baby's nails. I filed them for the first year, until I received these clippers as a gift. Unlike other reviewers, I do use the magnifying glass and find it very helpful. I can always see the nail clearly and the clipper requires a minimum of pressure to do it's job. I also like the compact and sleek design.
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Works great! I don't even use the magnifying glass anymore. I bought one for the house and one for Grandma's!
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These clippers are great for clipping my twins finger and toe nails. I do not use the magnifier, as it distorted the image too much for my comfort. The clippers are sharp and easy to hold in my hand. I have used these since my twins were brought home from the hospital as 9 day old preemies. I would buy these again and recommend to all moms.
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This is THE BEST purchase of a childcare product I have made in the past year! They make quick work of trimming my twins' tiny little fingernails and toenails. Ordinarily, trying to trim their nails is a bit like wrestling a badger, but in my first use of this product, I trimmed ALL 20 fingernails and 20 toenails in under 5 minutes! No fuss, no muss; no crying, no stress! I recommend this to EVERYONE!!
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I've tried two other types of nail clippers and this one is the best so far. It clips easily and feels comfortable in my hands. Other clippers tend to take a few tries before the nail actually clips off, but this one does it the first time. I've found the magnifier to be unnecessary since I started using the clippers when my baby was older, but might be useful for weaker eyes or smaller nails.
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This is the second set of clippers I bought. The first one had the top "lever" nested inside the main part. So I was constantly pushing it down crooked and meeting resistance against the side of the clippers...thinking I was meeting the resistance of baby skin! It was scary and made the experience even mores stressful. So I bought this pair and they work great for clipping my baby's nails. I keep them in my purse so I can clip them when she falls asleep in the car. However, the magnifying glass part doesn't work for me at all! (I get along fine without it.)
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May 1, 2013—Internet companies increasingly take steps to block law enforcement or government agencies from getting access to your personal data, according to a report by an Internet privacy-rights group.
Makers of kitchen countertops and flooring have cooked up new features on their latest products.
The latest faucets have higher spouts than ever before.
You should be wary about claims of overall effectiveness for whole-house air purifiers.
April 26, 2013—AT&T is the latest telecommunications company to launch a home-security and home-monitoring service.
April 10, 2013—Homeowners who reported foreclosure or loan-modification errors that were caused by mortgage-service companies will receive settlement checks beginning April 2013.
Some medical mobile applications do what they claim to do, but others just siphon bucks from your pocket.
Consumers aren't any closer to understanding what exactly is in energy drinks.
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May 10, 2013—Food and Drug Administration warned consumers not to consume Juices Inc. juice products or other beverages.
May 10, 2013—Three members of a U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee are looking into the safety of an ingredient that's used in muscle-building supplements.
Because of a lack of nationwide regulation, waterpark visits might be an accident waiting to happen.
Excitement is on the rise. So are admission prices and fees.
Disputes over damage claims and questionable tactics when companies rent recalled vehicles can spell trouble for you.
May 17, 2013—Viking River Cruises plans to expand to ocean and sea voyages in 2015.
May 1, 2013—A new study says 4,400 children are injured each year on amusement-park rides.
You can't count on the availability of CD-ROM, DVD-ROM and downloadable programs beyond 2013.
As technologies change in hearing-aids, consumers still must navigate a maze of confusion when it's purchase time.
Government could do a lot more to protect seniors.
May 6, 2013—Senior citizens who have questions about identity theft can submit questions to Federal Trade Commission on May 7, 2013, as part of an agency workshop that will be broadcast on the Internet.
March 11, 2013—Federal Trade Commission exposed another company for allegedly ripping off senior citizens.
You'll want more space and you'll spend more money to add horizontal climbing bars to your playset.
It's unclear whether grass-seed manufacturers' claims about their products are accurate.
There are more zero-turn-radius riding models than ever before, and you'll find more cordless electric walk-behind lawnmowers.
April 5, 2013—The first Cub Cadet electric-powered zero-turn-radius riding lawnmower will arrive in stores this month.
March 25, 2013—This spring, you can buy a riding lawnmower that cuts grass and saves gasoline—sort of.
Why the Ultimate Numbers Game Is Out of Control
Third-party bill-payment services, though desirable in theory, still are in their infancy.
Expert Picks • Investments • Interest Rates • Real Estate
May 6, 2013—Senior citizens who have questions about identity theft can submit questions to Federal Trade Commission on May 7, 2013, as part of an agency workshop that will be broadcast on the Internet.
April 19, 2013—The wireless telecommunication industry's voluntary guidelines that are designed to prevent cellphone users from getting unexpected overage fees appears to be effective, according to Federal Communications Commission.
Consumers aren't any closer to understanding what exactly is in energy drinks.
A lack of regulation can lead to unlicensed workers installing home-security systems.
It's bad enough that Americans pay $18 billion annually in cellphone fees and taxes. Now state and local governments are diverting that revenue to plug budget holes.
Think twice before you take your computer to the nearest repair specialist. Many people are scammed by technicians who are moved more by profit than principle.
You might face more than the grief of the loss of a loved one: grave desecration and double-sold plots.
It's easier today to get a student loan from a university's financial-aid office, but it's tough to decipher the hidden fees that you will pay.
Read MoreWhile you test the waters of 529s, watch out for the sharks that could bite into your savings.
Read MoreNew rules make it easy to borrow, but they also obscure your student-loan obligations.
You can't count on the availability of CD-ROM, DVD-ROM and downloadable programs beyond 2013.
Dubious methods have us raising our hands with questions about the value of earning an online degree.
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Sometimes in parenting you want need a no-fail, crowd-pleasing "Free Bird" moment.
We're giving you three. Our DIY bubble party elevates the humble bubble to new levels. It doesn't matter if you're mixing it up on a front stoop or throwing down in the backyard — we promise your kids' minds will be blown.
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They'll beg for an encore.
Follow your bubble party with a backyard dream day and a DIY bird feeder.
In the spirit of full disclosure, we have a bit of a thing for Lisa Loeb. "Stay" is our go-to karaoke jam. We were frame junkies long before Warby Parker. And we embrace (and at the same time completely reject) our place in Generation X.
Which is why we geeked out when she visited our NYC office to perform from her latest kids' book and album, Lisa Loeb's Songs for Movin' & Shakin'.
Since she rocked our world in 1994, Loeb has released eight albums, starred in two reality shows, launched an eyewear collection, founded a nonprofit, and become a mom.
Her latest fam-friendly effort combines tunes, activities, and a ten-song CD that are guaranteed to get you and your kiddies off the couch and dancing your pants off.
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Max from across the street got a new swing set. Nora from around the corner plays in a custom-designed tree house.
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Turn your turf into a kid-friendly oasis with these four easy projects. A plastic container becomes buried treasure. A soda bottle morphs into a sprinkler. Bed sheets pull double duty as a fort. And graham crackers and ice cream make your lawn the most popular one on the block.
Put that in your pipe and smoke it, neighbor.
Don't have a yard? Try turning your living room into a drive-in movie theatre.
If getting the kids up, dressed, and out of the house is a major production, raise both your hands. Now, inhale deeply, center your hands in prayer position, and exhale while clicking play on the video above.
If these four easy tricks don't turn your morning routine into breezy fun, take a deep breath and try again.
Looking for signs of spring? Then bird is the word.
Attract a flock to your backyard with a tree full of cookie cutter bird feeders. This simple, kid-friendly DIY uses water, gelatin, and birdseed to make a welcome-home feast for our winged friends.
Once the feeders are dry, gather your chickadees and hang your creation from your porch, deck, or tree with string.
And then look to the sky.
Heading outdoors? Find creative inspiration with DIY stamp art and a scavenger hunt on the rocks.
The only problem with family movie night? Not enough room for everyone on the couch.
Think outside the cardboard box and turn cast-off packaging into kiddie seats perfectly sized for a living room drive-in.
Customize their rides using paper plates for tires, ribbon-wrapped steering wheels, and a favorite pillow for a plush and cozy interior. Add racing stripes with markers and make a license plate out of stickers.
Just before you press play, deliver popcorn to their cars. Then sit back and enjoy the show.
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Ahoy, little buccaneers. It's time again to scour Pinterest for a DIY Valentine's Day idea your whole crew will treasure.
Or ye could just steal ours.
'Tis simple enough to make. Scissors, felt, elastic, card stock, and an adult-assisted hot glue gun are all you need.
A snip here. A snip there. In a blink of your one eye, ye'll have love patches to deliver to all your (class)mateys.
Find more ways to say "I heart you" with cupcake wrappers and a frozen scavenger hunt.
New Year's Eve is amateur night in the big city.
Which is why we prefer to party with the kids — our kids.
Turn your living room into a family-friendly Times Square with a bright balloon drop. All you need is fishing net (not fishnets), balloons, craft putty, and a crowd of minis who think staying up past 8 p.m. is worth celebrating.
Use the putty to attach the net to the ceiling, fill with the balloons, and when the time is right (whatever time you decide), release the balloons and step back.
This party is about to pop.
Keep the fun going all winter break long with a DIY mask bar and craft center.
Parental responsibility No. 425: teaching your kids that Thanksgiving is more than a long weekend bookended by parades and leftover pumpkin pie.
Get the message across with a gratitude jar. Before the turkey is served, gather your pilgrims and ask them what they're grateful for. Write down each gem on a slip of paper (Mom and Dad, you do it, too) and tuck the notes into a jar.
When setting the table for your fall feast, use the jar as a centerpiece of riches to share with family and friends.
And because not everyone is so fortunate, we're using our bounty to spread the word about Future Fortified. More than 200 million kids don't have diets with enough essential nutrients — and Future Fortified wants to change that.
Join us on Twitter this week (#thankfulforthefuture) and share what you're thankful for.
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Our friends at Future Fortified have created a message template to help get your family's gratitude jar started. Find out more about their effort to rid the world of malnutrition at futurefortified.org.
The majority of the adult American population requires an excuse (read: Halloween) to indulge its gemstone-and-feather-costume fantasies (drag queens, Katy Perry, and Big Bird excluded).
But every day is a dress-up day for the 6-and-under set. Which is why we think a mask bar ensures success at a Halloween fete — or on an average Thursday afternoon.
We suggest prepping felt mask shapes — owl, octopus, bunny, superhero — ahead of time. Then gather jewels, glitter, pipe cleaners, fabric scraps, jingle bells, and any other accoutrement that goes well with glue. Unload the supplies on a table and let little revelers have their way.
We bet the results will be too cute to keep undercover.
Looking for more creative ideas? Harvest art is still in season.
Your little's relationship with produce is less than fruitful. If it's not juiced, pouched, or rolled up, she's not interested.
But we have a way to stamp out the problem once and for all.
It just takes a little creativity — and a lot of paint. Turn apples into lunchtime art, celery into floral masterpieces, and potatoes into just about anything at all. Slice, dip, stamp, and play.
We're sure they'll fall for it.
If artisanal ice cream is the new cupcake, what to do with all those cute cupcake wrappers?
We've found six ways to turn the humble, pleated paper cup into your party's main attraction. From ice cream bowls and name card holders to garlands and flowers — it's a cupcake wrapper celebration you'll eat up.
Without a smidge of frosting.
Cupcake wrappers available at bakeitpretty.com.
Glitter and glue sticks go together like Lewis and Clark — it's always an adventure.
But as much as we love a good art project, we're also a bit crazy about an orderly play space. That's why we're building a case for the bookcase craft center.
It's simple enough that even the most artistically challenged parent can pull it together, small enough that it fits into a kid-size bedroom, and organized enough that a 4-year-old can manage the cleanup.
Don't believe us? Just watch.
When it comes to being the fun parent, there's no contest — Dad always wins.
On Father's Day, help him keep his cool cred with a scavenger hunt on ice. In today's video (our first-ever Kids production), we show you how your chips off the old block can have a chilled-out time with dear old Dad.
All you need is distilled water, a few toys that can get wet, a freezer, and the foresight to prep the activity in advance.
But that shouldn't be a problem. Moms are cool like that.
You may think perfect Christmas is the most underrated oxymoron out there. Whether it's the wonky tree lights, the overdone ham, or the aunties who spat, something always manages to wrinkle the plan, right?
Once your daughter has watched the all-new BarbieTM DVD (and displayed her free-with-purchase BarbieTM merch from select retailers), she'll be the first to tell you otherwise.
A snowstorm diverts the New York-bound holiday flight of BarbieTM and her three sisters, stranding the girls in a remote town called Tannenbaum. Needless to say, their initial reaction is glum.
But the clan opts to make the best of it, embracing new friends and experiences and holding to what's really important at Christmas: the joy of being together.
Your daughter clearly gets her rosy outlook on life from you.
Learn more about A Perfect Christmas online at barbie.com/perfectchristmas and purchase the DVD at select retailers to receive free BarbieTM merchandise.
Around here, we like a little friendly competition. Especially when it comes to food.
So when we got word of a brilliant new creation called the ChefStack, an awe-inspiring machine that can churn out 200 perfect pancakes an hour, three words came to mind:
Pancake. Eating. Showdown.
In today's video, three carefully selected DailyCandy gluttons go head-to-head to see who can finish his or her plate of hot-off-the-conveyor flapjacks the fastest.
We'll warn you right now: Things get pretty messy (especially in the case of one very special contestant) as the hotcakes get pounded.
Right alongside our dignity.
For more information on purchasing a ChefStack, go to chefstack.com.
For us, life's a game of do or dye. (Really, have you ever known us to resist a good pun?)
And now that we've met Audrey Louise Reynolds, the crafty Carolina-turned-Brooklyn girl who's name-dropped by colorphiles far and wide, it's mostly the latter.
In our latest video, Reynolds, who just started selling her hand-dyed shoes, dresses, and scarves at No. 6, shows you how to color your own threads using strawberries. If you're feeling creative, you can use other fruits and veggies, too. (It's easy! And it smells good.)
You're probably already familiar with her handiwork: She dyes for Wendy Nichol and ecofriendly clothing line Bodkin — and does tons of custom orders.
After all, it's get busy livin' or get busy dyein'.
Available at No. 6 Store, 6 Centre Market Place, between Broome and Grand Streets (212-226-5759). For custom orders and more information, go to alrdyeing.com.
Deep in the heart of the Bronx, during the wee hours of the morning, there exists a place so smelly, so slimy, only the heartiest of men dare walk its cavernous halls.
Naturally, we had to go there, too.
It's the Fulton Fish Market at Hunts Point, where we recently accompanied Ani Papa, owner of Fort Greene's new Mediterranean-inspired seafood resto Aqualis Grill.
Papa goes there two or three times a week to hand-select what'll be served at Aqualis, from gigantic swordfish to tiny squid (calamari, yum) and downright perfect sea bass.
If you don't like the sight of a fresh catch, this could make you a little squeamish.
Though we're pretty sure you'll be hooked.
Aqualis Grill, 773 Fulton Street, between South Portland Avenue and South Oxford Street, Fort Greene (718-797-3494). For more information on Hunts Point, go to huntspoint.com.
If wearing the same outfit three — okay, five — days in a row is wrong, we don't want to be right.
But 365 days in a row? There isn't a European shower strong enough for that.
Fortunately, Sheena Matheiken, the genius behind The Uniform Project, has seven copies of the cotton black dress she's wearing every single day for a year — all in an effort to raise money for Indian school children living in slums.
We recently caught up with her to find out what it's like slipping into the same thing every day, how she lands her amazing accessories, and if things ever get, um, smelly (turns out they don't).
Matheiken left us feeling pretty inspired, and we hope you'll feel the same after watching the video.
Over and over and over again.
For more information or to make a donation, go to theuniformproject.com.
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Volkl Freeski Webisode 4: Live From Verbier and the Bec de Rosses
Featuring Charlie Lyon, Nadine Wallner and Sam Smoothy, webisode four tells the story of the athletes working towards the iconic Bec de Rosses venue of the Freeride World Tour final in Verbier. Freeride World Tour rookies, Austrian Nadine Wallner and Kiwi Charlie Lyons have dreamt about competing at the Verbier comp. Lyons went in to the contest with a lot of momentum, so watch to find out how he fares alongside Volkl teammate Wallner.
published: May 21, 2013
This Candide Thovex P.O.V. is Absurd
This is the most fun I've ever had skiing and all I did was sit in my office and press play. Movie of the Year. Edit of the Century. Done.
published: May 14, 2013
Cham Storm Skiing w/ J.P. Auclair
Words: J.P. Auclair I didn't have any film commitment last week, so I took a chance and did something I had been waiting to do since last December—specifically, pack the car, go to Cham, and catch up with the characters over there. The weather wasn't looking too good, but everyone I spoke to told me to make my way and "see what happens." I also had new planks from Armada to try out so I figured, even if it was stormy, I could still go for a couple turns. Turns out I had an amazing three days. I shot all the footage from my GoPro and edited it, as well. Fresh track on the north face of the Aiguille and hot lapping Les Grands Montets. A huge thanks to Andreas, Bjarne, Tof, Tom & Ben for letting me tag along, for setting up bomber anchors and opening routes! Read Andreas Fransson's account here. Read Ben Briggs' account here. Music: Riders On The Storm by the Ahn trio ahntrio.com facebook.com/ahntrio
published: May 10, 2013
"This winter in Jackson Hole was a bit up and down, but when it was good it was great. Although the mountain received 383 inches of snow, which is less than average, we were able to take advantage of it. Jeff Annetts and Tim Swartz , my Fischer teammates, are my main ski partners and are always down to do some filming or shooting. It allows us to collaborate and put out a few fun team style edits a year. This year the snow pack was fairly stable which allowed us to ski some of the bigger exposed lines, that, some years, are too dangerous to ski. Plus, we got plenty of over-the-head storm days." - Tyler Horne
published: April 24, 2013
Oskar Enander's Olympus Pro Photographer Showdown 2013 Slideshow
On Thursday, Whistler, B.C. hosted the 16th annual Olympus Pro Photographer Showdown, as part of the Whistler Ski and Snowboard Festival. Snowboard photographer Andy Wright won the event, but we're partial to Oskar Enander's slideshow.
published: April 22, 2013
In the second episode of "Turns & Curves" ski mountaineer Giulia Monego realizes why people get addicted to La Grave, France.
published: April 18, 2013
Roner Vision: Snowbird, Utah, Extreme & Little Oskar's First Ski Base Jump
published: April 16, 2013
"Dreaming is a film about the contrast of beauty and danger inherent in backcountry skiing. These far away mountains untouched by humans, left pristine from the last snowfall. Once accessed hold limitless potential and call on only the creativity of the riders to select what mark they will leave on the mountain side."- Jamie Tanner
published: April 12, 2013
So You Want To Be a Ski Photographer?
Being a ski photographer is a dream job, right? You get to ski rad places and don't have to huck your meat unless you want to. Instead, you just have to carry a heavy pack. In this video, POWDER contributing photographer Ian Coble talks about how he went from being a ski bum/archeologist to making a living shooting photos. Here's his behind-the-scenes insight on the behind-the-scenes video. "A couple months back, Tyler Ceccanti and his filmer friend Chris King approached me about doing a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into shooting ski photos. I'm a huge fan of behind-the-scenes videos, so I was easily convinced that it would be a fun project to work on. The next step was trying to find the right day to shoot. As the season progressed, we kept missing storm cycles and a time when our three schedules lined up. Finally, a couple weeks back, I was headed up to Stevens Pass to do some shooting, and the timing was perfect for Tyler and Chris, too. We grabbed Nash Grimm, an up-and-coming ripper here in the Pacific Northwest, to join the crew for the day and headed out. Of course, the one day we picked to shoot dealt us crazy weather. Puking snow, howling wind, sun, clouds, and a little bit of everything in between. We were eventually blown off the mountain by high wind and had to resort to creative locations to keep getting shots. Not always ideal, but sometimes that's the weather mother nature deals ya."
published: April 11, 2013
Cortina d'Ampezzo is one of the most beautiful resorts in the heart of the Dolomites, and I had the luck to grow up and learn to ski there. The Dolomites, beside being a wonderful landscape filled with incredible looking peaks, hide some amazing ski lines and couloirs that carve big walls for thousands of meters. The vicinity of the towns, roads and lifts, combined with the few people looking for that kind of thrill, makes these mountains a perfect playground for ski mountaineering. The slow Italian rhythms and the coffee breaks make me relax and enjoy the surrounding atmosphere with no rush. The lines I choose to ski are not the popular ones, so there is no need to race to be the first at the top of the line. There, I usually ski first tracks, anyway… I hope you enjoy this excursion off of the beaten tracks and stay tuned for the next episode coming out on the 16th of April.—Giulia Monego From filmmaker Bjarne Salen: The Dolomites is an unwritten book. Here you find 1,000-meter couloirs straight from the lift, with gigantic walls on the sides. For me as a filmmaker, it was really cool to be there with Giulia, who's had the Dolomites as her family home from when she was a kid. Couloirs, no people, the mountains, pizza and good coffee... What more do you need for an amazing ski trip?
published: April 9, 2013
Frame of Mind, a Chris Benchetler Video Edit
Creating a collection of short films starring its snow team riders, Dragon has released another installment of its revealing Frame of Mind webisode series, this time starring Chris Benchetler. Shining a spotlight on the multi-talented skier, the film short follows Benchetler through powder fields and steep rock climbing ascents as he describes what drives him to achieve his goals.
published: April 4, 2013
There is the discovery, when your eyes catch the first glimpse of a pillow line. Your mind assesses the fun factor. Why wouldn't you ski these pillows? You start hiking. At the top, the world looks a bit different. Disorientation follows as you realize you have no idea where those inviting puffs actually live. They seem to have crept away leaving you standing with only a visual of the flat snow at the bottom. But you decide to drop in because you've got a feeling that this is something you can do, something that you'll love. You trust the pillows and your ability to make just enough contact with your skis that it counts, but not enough to stop the momentum. The moment when you point your skis downwards an image of the line appears in your mind. One pseudo-turn. Then, maybe a jolt or two? A face shot mid-line? A flat landing at the bottom? And then it's over. You can't recall every detail of the line. Maybe you can't remember any at all. Just as it should be, because skiing isn't about over-analyzing.
published: April 3, 2013
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All-District Volleyball: Eagles, Mustangs dominate 11-5A team
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Published: Tuesday, December 4, 2012 1:18 PM CST
Rowlett and Sachse have had a stranglehold on the top two spots among Garland ISD volleyball teams for nearly a decade.
And even though Naaman Forest joined the party this year, it was not enough to keep one of the "top two" from claiming the district championship, which was claimed by the Eagles.
As is usually the case, the teams that enjoy the most success during the regular season are the ones that are well-rewarded on the all-district teams, and that is no different this year, with several Rowlett and Sachse players earning honors.
The Eagles claimed four superlative awards, led by 11-5A most valuable player Brenna McIlroy. The sophomore did a little of everything for Rowlett and she did it well, leading the team with 409 kills, 394 digs and 74 aces.
Taylor Bennett was named setter of the year after averaging 6.4 assists per game while also ranking among the team leaders in kills and digs, while Mandy Carmon was tabbed as server of the year.
Sommer Johnson, in her first season as head coach of the Eagles, was named coach of the year after leading them to a 21-14 overall record, the 11-5A championship and a trip to the area finals.
Rowlett had two additional players named to the first team in middle blocker Travia Jones and outside hitter Sarah McCombs.
The good news for the Eagles is the future looks even brighter, as McIlroy, Bennett and Carmon are all sophomores as is second-team selection Gabby Grindele, while McCombs is a junior.
Sachse fought through a rough start to the season to finish third in district play with a 9-3 record before falling in the opening round of the playoffs.
The Mustangs had a pair of superlative award winners in defensive player of the year Lauren Cole and newcomer of the year Erin Richburg.
Sachse seniors Jaliyah Bolden and Ebony Carter were named to the first team, while three other players were second-team honorees.
Among the other superlative award winners were Garland's Krystal Ejesime, who was named outstanding offensive player, and Naaman Forest's Micayla Buckner, who was honored as outstanding blocker.
New district additions Rockwall-Heath and Rockwall made an immediate splash in the volleyball season, taking the top two spots in the district race. Throw in a much-improved Tyler Lee team and that made it a tough season for the three Mesquite ISD teams.
Mesquite, Horn and North Mesquite were in a battle for the final playoff berth until the final day of the season.
In the end, it was the Skeeters who prevailed, winning its final two matches of the regular season to force a tie for fourth and then defeating the Jaguars in the play-in match.
Mesquite's Viershanie Latham, who averaged better than six kills per game, was also recognized for her defensive work and was tabbed 12-5A blocker of the year. The Skeeters were also represented on the first team by senior outside hitter Neka Nelson and junior setter Peyton Belt.
Horn had a pair of first-team honorees in senior Terita Williamson, who had 439 assists from her setter position, and junior Andi Spearman, who led the team with 353 kills and 55 aces.
North Mesquite did not have a player on the first team, but was represented on the second team by Heather Allen.
Rockwall-Heath claimed three superlative awards, including most valuable player Regina Tillis, outstanding defender Paige Parent and coach of the year Margaret Younger.
Rockwall's Rebecca Floyd was the outstanding setter, teammate Chaney Garcia was the newcomer of the year and Tyler Lee's Mallory Kuechle was named outstanding hitter.
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Top spots on the 10-4A all-district volleyball team were tough to come by after impressive seasons from Highland Park, Carrollton Creekview and Forney and that was certainly the case for Poteet and West Mesquite, which placed only a handful of players on the first and second teams.
The Pirates, who rallied down the stretch to earn the fourth and final playoff berth with a play-in victory over Carrollton Newman Smith, was led by first-team selection Lizzy Contreras. The senior libero led the team with 581 digs, while adding 52 aces and 84 assists.
Poteet also placed three players on the second team in seniors Raeghan Shaw and Paige Morris and junior Madison Yannetti.
West Mesquite's Jalen Gunter was named to the second team.
District champion Highland Park received four superlative honors, while Carrollton Creekview and Forney each had two.
It was Creekview that actually boasted the most valuable player in Julie Chrisman. Her teammate, Alyssa Desjardins, was named outstanding setter.
The Scots featured outstanding libero Grace Carter, outstanding blocker Eleanor Watson, newcomer of the year Elizabeth Gilley and coach of the year Michael Dearman.
Forney's Mikayla Black was tabbed as outstanding defensive player while Melissa Mims was honored as outstanding attacker.
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