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Have Adult Acne? Step Into the Light
Scientists are developing treatments that kill acne when exposed to light. WSJ's Shirley Wang joins Lunch Break with details. Photo: Photocure ASA.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) ? A Wayne County judge is talking about his affair with a woman who appeared as a witness in a child-support case in his court.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) ? A Wayne County judge said Tuesday that he "lusted" after a much younger woman and carried on an affair with her while he was presiding over a case against the father of her child.
During a misconduct hearing that will help determine whether he keeps his job, Wade McCree testified that he regretted the "poor judgment" he exercised by getting involved with Geniene La'Shay Mott, 30. But he explained that he had found her too hard to resist.
Mott "surprised me and thrilled me. ... I lusted after that woman. I'm in my middle 50s and she's a double dozen years my junior," McCree, 56, said.
The Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission said McCree's actions were irresponsible and eroded the public's confidence, especially because he continued to handle Mott's child support case.
"I should have transferred it immediately, and I didn't," he acknowledged.
It was an unflattering day for McCree, a member of a prominent Detroit family. His late father, Wade McCree Jr., was a federal judge who also argued cases before the U.S. Supreme Court as solicitor general under President Jimmy Carter.
But McCree didn't flinch as he answered questions. He spoke loudly, gestured and, without prompting, even paused to spell the last names of people mentioned during his testimony. The affair lasted from June to October last year.
"I was lonely," McCree said. "Certain things weren't as wonderful as I would have liked in my 25 years of marriage. ... I was vulnerable but my nose was open. I knew what I was doing."
He said he realized it was a bad relationship last fall. The judge said Mott's behavior ranged from the "apex of euphoria" to the "abyss of near-homicidal anger." McCree made a comparison to the 1987 movie "Fatal Attraction."
Mott testified Monday, saying she often had sex with McCree in his courthouse office. She said she's pregnant but declined to say whether the judge is the father.
In a different ethics case, the Michigan Supreme Court reprimanded McCree last year after he sent a shirtless photo of himself to a female court employee, an incident that earned him a nickname, "buff barrister," in media reports.


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Six people were killed and three are missing after a container ship crashed into a control tower in the northern Italian port of Genoa, rescuers said on Wednesday.
The tower, which was more than 50 metres (160 feet) high and looked much like the ones common at airports, collapsed into the water late on Tuesday after being struck by the prow of the vessel, the Jolly Nero.
Two of the dead were coastguard officers and a third was a pilot for the port, the coastguard said.
The three other victims have yet to be identified. Two were recovered from the wreckage of the tower's lift, a firefighters' spokesman said.
The accident happened as staff were changing shifts and there were 13 people in the tower when it was struck, the coastguard said.
As well as the dead and missing, officials said four people were injured and had been taken to hospital. Two were seriously hurt and one had lost a foot, investigators said.
"The main injuries are fractures, crushed body parts, significant traumas," emergency services doctor Andrea Furgani said.
The crash occurred shortly after 11 p.m. (2100 GMT) in calm conditions as the Jolly Nero was manoeuvring out of the port.
Genoa prosecutor Michele Di Lecce has opened an investigation and is focusing on a possible malfunction of the ship's engine or steering mechanism, judicial sources said.
The crash is the most serious maritime accident in Italy since the Costa Concordia luxury cruise liner struck a rock and capsized off the island of Giglio in January 2012, killing 32 people.
"There's no logical explanation because two tug boats were moving the ship and there was a port pilot on board and sea conditions were optimal," the head of the Genoa Port Authority, Luigi Merlo, said.
The only thing left where the tower had stood was a leaning metal-framed stairway. Divers from the fire department joined the search for bodies.
The Jolly Nero, which is 238 metres-long (781 foot) with a gross tonnage of 40,594 tonnes, is owned by local operator Ignazio Messina and Co.
"A thing like this has never happened, we are devastated," said Stefano Messina, one of the directors of the family-owned firm, who was in tears when he spoke to a local TV channel.
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Intel: Touch, Sensors To Drive Ultrabook Market
At Intel's Investor Day this morning, PC Client General Manager Kirk Skaugen stressed the importance of touch and other new interface features in the Ultrabook market.
This isn't just for tablets, he said, showing off touch demos on a Windows 8-based notebook in the traditional clamshell design, as well as in new hybrid or convertible designs.
In addition to the flip-over design from Lenovo and the detachable keyboard model from Compal that Otellini showed in his talk, he showed other versions from Wistron. He also shared a couple of Intel reference designs, including one where the screen slides and another with a transparent mouse pad known as Nikiski.
Above: Intel PC Client General Manager Kirk Skaugen demonstrates Nikiski
But it isn't only about touch. Skaugen mentioned that sensors like GPS location will be integrated into Ultrabooks this year, and voice and gesture capabilities will become more important, particularly in the Haswell timeframe. That processor, the second-generation 22nm processor expected next year, will use 20 times less connected standby power than a 2011 processor, which should allow more than 10 days of connected standby, he said.
The highest areas of growth in the PC space are in Ultrabooks, all-in-ones, and systems based on vPro, Intel's security and management platform, which is now coming to the small business market.
There are 20 Ultrabook designs shipping now, but Intel has 110 designs in progress for the new 22nm Ivy Bridge processors. The new chips have better performance, better graphics, and 23 times better media performance.
Skaugen demonstrated improved responsiveness with the new systems, showing a Dell system that could resume from hibernation in less than seven seconds using Intel's Rapid Start (flash cache) technology. He showed another system resuming from sleep mode and still receiving email. This will get better with Windows 8, he said, with Microsoft's connected standby.
Skaugen discussed how the cost difference between an Ultrabook and a standard voltage notebook is shrinking, and how changing the height of the battery, screen, heat sinks, and other components makes machines much smaller.
Above: Skaugen speaks about Ultrabook innovation
Ultrabooks are expected to sell for between $699 and $1,199 by the end of the year, and individual makers will differentiate with new form factors, touch screens, higher-resolution screens, SSDs, and corporate certification. As part of this, Intel will be announcing vPro with its management and security features for business Ultrabooks in a few days.
Skaugen later said he expects more than 30 touch-based designs will be out this year, with many makers offering both touch and non-touch versions, with touch typically on high-end models.
But it's not just Ultrabooks, Skaugen said. Intel will also be enabling many less expensive thin notebooks, which may be slightly thicker, but will be available at broader price points.


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There's a cricket in the kitchen. Chirps all night long, like he's trying to sell me something.
I'm not sure how the cricket got into the house, though I suspect he was carried in by some kid. In my experience, children are vessels for any sort of unpleasantness. Bugs. Mucus. Bad breath. Were there no kids, there would be no germs. It's not a coincidence that cold and flu season start in the fall, when kids are running rampant.
Anyway, we have this cricket in the kitchen. I think he's a teenager, for he's up all night. At first, he was by the fireplace, but then he jitterbugged to a spot near the refrigerator, which is where most of the action takes place in our house.
"Can you go up in the attic today?" the little guys asks.
"Because that's where the cricket is," he says.
Everybody's got an opinion on this cricket's whereabouts. The attic. The cabinet. My nose. It's a little like trying to pin down a car rattle, each person hears something different.
In the light of day, when we might most be inclined to do something about the cricket, he goes silent. By night, when we are exhausted and prone to surrender, he begins to sing again.
There are advantages to having a cricket in the house. You don't need to ever walk them. They don't shed. And last night, he performed the theme from "Monday Night Football," which is why I suspect he's a he. Posh tried to make requests, something by John Mayer, but the cricket didn't respond. He's not an iPod, I told her. He's an artist.
"Hear that?" I ask.
"Brahms," I say.
"Like you know Brahms," Posh says dismissively.
This is a woman, mind you, who wouldn't even attend the opening ceremonies for AYSO soccer last Saturday. Now, admittedly, nobody but a 5-year-old actually enjoys opening ceremonies, yet it's just something you do, like open house or back-to-school night. You can't "hit for the cycle" in the suburbs and not go to opening ceremonies in September. You just grit your teeth and go.
The other moms went. One mother was there with two baby strollers and three husbands. That's not a lifestyle I envy, but neither am I to judge. The point is: With all her responsibilities, all the complexities she has in her unconventional, multi-husbanded life, this woman still managed to attend the God-forsaken opening day soccer ceremonies.
"We don't have doughnuts?" one kid kept asking.
"No, we don't have doughnuts," I said.
"I want a doughnut," he said.
We are the one team out of 300 that didn't bring doughnuts to opening ceremonies. As it was, we had kids literally climbing the walls as we waited to parade in. One was about two feet from the Rose Bowl rafters before we found a crane to peel him down. So, no, we didn't bring doughnuts. Actually, I might've brought doughnuts, but for the fact I was racing across town trying to pick up a uniform for a kid who never even showed up for opening ceremonies. Half the stuff coaches do is invisible -- the meetings, the paperwork, the drinking -- and this was just another little hiccup in prepping a team for opening day.
Fortunately, the soccer ceremony went well -- my 20th -- and then the players all met up later for our first game in the ultra-competitive 6-year-old division. I had opening day jitters, but the boys seemed all right with things, wild as they were.
We started by singing our fight song:
Soccer is the game we love,
We kick, we claw, we scream, we shove . . .
Then the game begins. It is for them a Pearl Harbor, for there is enemy aircraft circling everywhere and it's hard to make sense of things. Every once in a while, an adult in a canary-yellow shirt blows a whistle and yells, but the game keeps going anyway. Then someone goes barreling into your gut, cleats flying. Might be a teammate, might be an opponent, might be a mom.
It's opening day, after all, and things aren't supposed to make a whole lot of sense. But in the end, everyone gets snacks and goes home happy.
Of course, I've got a serious bite on my knee that I can't explain, and one kid took out my left retina with a straw.
Except for that, opening day was perfect.
There's a cricket in the kitchen. Chirps all night long, like he's trying to sell me something.


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"People want to give it a negative interpretation, but anyone who knows me and my way of being knows that I didn't mean for the comment to degrade or offend anyone,'' [Jose "Pepe" Caragol told The Miami Herald."My way of being" — I love that. I'm going to use that. Anyone who knows my way of being knows....
Caragol's opponent, Mercy Dominguez, wants us to know "that as a mother and a woman she finds the phrase offensive."
Caragol is quick to note that Dominguez did not point out the rest of the zingers he dished out at the Seguro Que Yes! taping.The man is an irrepressible poet. The woman is a dreary scold. Life goes on.
''I also said that I was the only V-I-P councilman appointed to the board,'' Caragol said. "Viejo, impotente, y presumido -- old, impotent, and vain.''
For now, Caragol says he'll be sticking to a new campaign slogan -- "Olvídese del colesterol, y vote por Caragol'' -- "Forget the cholesterol and vote for Caragol.''


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Three independent bookstores have filed a class action suit against Amazon and the six major publishers, accusing them of creating a monopoly in e-book sales. The complaint, filed in New York on Feb. 15, focuses on digital rights management, known as DRM.
The stores involved in the complaint are hardly the nation's largest. They are Fiction Addiction of Greenville, S.C., Albany N.Y.'s Book House of Stuyvesant Plaza and Posman Books, which has three locations in New York City. They'll be going up against Amazon, Simon and Schuster, Penguin, Random House, Hachette, HarperCollins and Macmillan.
The Huffington Post, which has posted a copy of the complaint, says the suit "claims that by entering into confidential agreements with the Big Six publishers, who control approximately 60 percent of print book revenue in the U.S., Amazon has created a monopoly in the marketplace that is designed to control prices and destroy independent booksellers."
Lead counsel for the bookstores, Alyson Decker of Blecher & Collins PC, told the Huffington Post, "We are seeking relief for independent brick-and-mortar bookstores so that they would be able to sell open-source and DRM-free books that could be used on the Kindle or other electronic ereaders."
Under current technological conditions, DRM means that someone who buys an e-book for his or her Kindle can read it only on that device or on a Kindle reader installed on another device. After paying for an e-book, the buyer cannot transfer it to another person, nor can they load it on a non-Kindle e-reader, such as a Barnes & Noble Nook.
The legal action comes after the major publishers agreed to settle a separate lawsuit brought by the Department of Justice. That suit accused those companies of colluding with Apple -- and Amazon was left out. This suit leaves out Apple, but accuses those same book companies of having confidential agreements with Amazon.
It also comes at an unusual time. The lawsuit says the three bookstores were filing suit on behalf of "all independent brick-and-mortar bookstores who sell e-books." The American Booksellers Assn., which represents independent bookstores, has not been able to respond to our request for comment -- Chief Executive Oren Teicher is out of the office, preparing for the organization's Winter Institute conference, which begins Friday in Kansas City, Mo.
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DURING THE unseasonably warm autumn of 1951, 22-year-old Martin King Jr. began his doctoral work in systematic theology at Boston University. Wearing his good suit in a stifling classroom, he was first introduced to the work of philosopher and ethicist Josiah Royce. King read Royce's well-regarded 1913 book The Problem of Christianity and wrestled with Royce's metaphysical values of loyalty, communitarian ideals, and the role of the individual within a group.
But don't let the high academic or philosophical language fool you. Royce was interested in only one thing: Love. It was the hidden heart of all his endeavors. And King began to study—and embrace—Royce's most important philosophical concept: the Beloved Community.
Though Royce had first written about the Beloved Community nearly 40 years earlier, King heard it in the context of his own time and place. He heard it in the context of the insidious Jim Crow laws of the South. In 1951 he also heard it in the context of the bitter race realities of the North. The July before King started classes at Harvard, a race riot had erupted in Cicero, Illinois, outside Chicago. A mob of whites attacked an apartment building that housed one black family, that of Harvey Clark Jr., a WW II veteran and bus driver who had moved into the all-white neighborhood.
According to the Chicago Tribune, "In two nights of rioting, some 3,000 persons battled police and National Guardsmen. Twenty-three civilians, police, and Guardsmen were injured and 119 persons arrested." Buildings were burned. Mr. Clark and his family moved away.
If the Beloved Community was to be authentic, King knew, it must not only impel us to action but also carry our suffering. Would it stand up in situations like Cicero or Montgomery or Birmingham?


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A Truth Journal: Daily Show Shutstorm 2013: Govt Shutdown Jokes Just Keep On Coming!: 5 funny Daily Show, Colbert Report videos.
From Denny: While the American Congress acts like fighting children, risking the world economy in this stupid government shutdown, hey, look! it's Russian President Putin looking like a global statesman. He's busy destroying chemical weapons while holding Syria's nasty feet to the fire until that mission is accomplished.
Can the world get any weirder when Russia sets aside thuggish behavior and takes the world lead acting with the debonair class America used to display in eras past? Kiss classy goodbye in America. It hasn't happened in a very long time. Maybe the country will get lucky and Texas will organize a recall election for Sen. Ted Cruz and other Tea Party guys like him...
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BKBT Concept
Lock Chain Necklace
Free Standard Shipping on U.S. Orders Over $100. Offer excludes additional shipping charges for oversized items.
When will my order ship?
- Processing Time: The time it takes to prepare and ship the package.
- Estimated Delivery Time: Estimated delivery times includes the time to send the package after the processing time, taking into account the original ZIP Code, destination Zip Code and time to deliver. Delivery times may vary during peak season.
Orders with Standard Shipping typically ship within 5-7 business days after being placed due to high-volume of orders. All orders placed between 12:01am Central Time on Fridays and 11:59pm Central Time on Sundays will be processed on the next business day.
Weekends and holidays are excluded from processing and shipping times, so please account for non-business days when calculate the approximate arriving time. You will receive an email with tracking information when your order has been shipped.
If the piece is MADE TO ORDER it usually take longer than 5-7 business days. Please verify shipping details on each product page for specific shipping days or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more informations.
Once I've placed my order, how long will it take to arrive?
The estimated delivery times after an order has been processed are as follows:
USPS First Class Mail: 3-9 business days from ship date.
USPS Priority Mail: 2-4 business days from ship date.
USPS First Class Package International Service: 5-15 business days
DHL Express Worldwide: 1-5 business days
*Please note that certain international orders may take up to 30 business days to be delivered.
You will be emailed a tracking number once your order has been shipped, allowing you to track your package progress and obtain a scheduled delivery date.
All orders will be delivered Monday-Saturday if shipped via USPS. Other carriers (such as DHL, UPS, Fedex) will not be delivered on Saturdays, Sundays, or Holidays. The day your order is processed and shipped is not counted as a day in transit. Orders shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico sometimes can take a couple of days more.
How can I track my order?
Once your order has shipped, you will be emailed a tracking number, please allow at least 24 hours for information display correctly. Tracking will be available the day after your order is shipped out. If your order is shipped via USPS, you can view the progress by tracking your package at usps.com.
All orders are shipped via DHL Express and will be delivered to your door. When your order being fulfilled, you will be provided with a tracking number within your confirmation email (if applicable). You may copy and paste your tracking number into the DHL website to find any tracking information available for your package.
All shipped via USPS and will be delivered into the responsibility of your national postal carrier.
All transactions are deemed completed upon BKBT Concept's verification that an order has been delivered to the U.S. Postal Service by a delivery confirmation receipt number for international orders. Once these numbers have been provided all customers must contact their local post office for any and all status updates. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE for any packages lost, stolen or delayed by the postal service. We are only responsible if your order was shipped via DHL. By purchasing on www.bkbtconcept.com you agree to these terms.
Please note that United States Postal Service Standard International Mail DO NOT offer tracking information outside of the U.S. The status update of "Processing through custom" listed under the features column of the tracking information indicates that the order has left the U.S. to its destination country. Please be aware of your Country's Postal Service, if you know your local Postal Service doesn't offer a good service WE ADVISE YOU TO CHOOSE A DIFFERENT SHIPPING METHOD.
Please note that in the following countries: Egypt, Iran, Turkey, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Syria, United Arab Emirates, Israel, Jordan, Palestine, Lebanon, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Cyprus and Venezuela the shipping via USPS First Class and Priority Mail an estimated delivery time can't be guarantee sometimes it may take up to four months and we are not responsible of any delays. We advise you to choose a different shipping option.
How do I change my shipping address once my order is placed?
If you have entered an incorrect shipping address, please send us an email to email@example.com as soon as possible so that we can correct your address. Once your package has shipped we won't be able to change the address.
How about Refused or Undeliverable Packages?
Refused or undeliverable packages are subject to return shipping costs that vary by shipping method used in the original order. Want to reship a refused or undeliverable package? The new shipping costs depend on which new shipping method you choose. If you would like to cancel an order that has been returned to us, you will be responsible for return shipping costs and a 15% restocking fee will be deducted from your refund to cover the cost of processing your order. We reserve the right to void or refund a payment for any order at any time for any reason.
You are responsible for the following:
- Original and return shipping charges
- Duties, taxes, and/or customs charges that are incurred on the package for both the original and return shipments.
The amount of these charges will be subtracted from your merchandise refund. Please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions or concerns.
Will there be additional duties and taxes on my order once it is delivered?
Maybe. Unfortunately, we are not in control of the tariffs and duties imposed on your order. Duties and taxes will likely be charged on the items you order. If duties and taxes are placed on your package by customs officials, the fees will be your responsibility. Please be advised that you are responsible for any brokerage fees, customs duties and any other charges that may be imposed.
Backorder Shipping
You will be charged shipping and handling only once. There are no additional shipping charges for backordered items that ship separately from the original order. Backordered items are sent via Priority Mail shipping.
NOTE: WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE for any packages lost, stolen or delayed by the United States Postal Service. By purchasing on www.bkbtconcept.com you agree to these terms. Credit card processing may take 1 to 2 business days. All purchases are subject to verification with the financial institution and/or card holder, which may take up to 5 business days for approval. If there is an unexpected delay, you will be notified via email or phone.
Do you accept returns?
Of course! BKBT Concept happily accepts unworn merchandise in its original condition within 14 days of the delivery date (not shipping date) for refund or store credit.
* Please note that we DO NOT accept returns for refund on 30% or greater discounted items. ALL ITEMS 30% OFF OR GREATER ARE FINAL SALE. We DO NOT accept returns on certain MADE TO ORDER PIECES as well, please verify return details on each product page or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
We will issue a refund as soon your items are received back at the warehouse. Shipping and taxes will not be included. We cannot accept returns on final-sale merchandise, special order items or items damaged through normal wear and tear as well as any items purchased with a coupon code or items that are discounted are final sale, non-returnable, and non-exchangeable.
To be eligible for a return:
- Products must be unworn and unwashed.
- Merchandise must be accompanied with original sales receipt.
- Products must have all tags, including any hangtags attached.
- Product must be in original conditions.
- Any Products is 30% OFF OR GREATER is FINAL SALE AND cannot be returned.
- Holiday Returns: During the Holiday season (Nov. 1st – Dec 25th), we will accept your return after 30 days so long as it is received by January 10th.
Final Sales:
- Computer or cell phone skins cannot be returned. PLEASE double check the size before purchasing.
- Bodysuits, undergarments and lingerie
- Swimwear
- Eyewear
- Hat
- Accessories: Earring, rings etc
- Sale/markdown items: 30% off or greater
- Certain MADE TO ORDER pieces
- Fragrance/Beauty
- CD/Books/Magazine
DAMAGED ITEMS: If you receive an item that is damaged, please contact customer service immediately (email@example.com).
How do I return/exchange my purchase?
- Items must be returned unworn, unwashed, undamaged, unused, and with all original tags attached. Please see the tips below for keeping your items in returnable condition:
- Clothing: Please be careful of makeup or deodorant rubbing off on the garment.
To return/exchange your item(s), follow the steps below:
- Click here to fill out return form.
- Wait for our email with your return authorization and return address (return to either our warehouse or vendor's address.) *Please email firstname.lastname@example.com if you don't receive confirmation email in 3 days.
- Pack your item(s) and take them to the parcel carrier of your choice and pay for the return shipping back to us. BKBT Concept does not provide return shipping labels on orders and any shipping costs are non-refundable.
- You are responsible for return shipping costs associated with exchanges and returns unless BKBTconcept.com has sent the incorrect size/style or a damaged item.
- Have a copy of your return tracking #, we can't look up your return without it.
- When your return is received and processed, we'll email you a refund notification/store credit. It can take up to 7 business days to issue your store credit once your return is received
- For exchanges: can be done using your store credit. Once you get your code, just place a new order at www.bkbtconcept.com.
Please postmark your package within 14 days of the date your order was received. We are NOT liable for lost return packages, and recommend you to insure and track your package.
Once your return is received and inspected, we will send you an email to notify you that we have received your returned item. We will also notify you of the approval or rejection of your refund. If you are approved, then your refund will be processed, and a credit will automatically be applied to your credit card or original method of payment, within a certain amount of 3-5 business days.
Late or missing refunds (if applicable)
If you haven't received a refund yet, first check your bank account again.Then contact your credit card company, it may take some time before your refund is officially posted. Next, contact your bank. There is often some processing time before a refund is posted. If you've done all of this and you still have not received your refund yet, please contact us at email@example.com.
Promoted/Discounted items (if applicable)
Any items that purchasing with promoted/discounted code can be only returned for store credit. As soon as we receive your returned package, we'll send you a confirmation email with all of your store credit info. You can use your credit to get a different size, color, etc. This code will never expire, so take your time.
You will be responsible for paying for your own shipping costs for returning your item. Shipping costs are non-refundable. Depending on where you live, the time it may take for your exchanged product to reach you may vary. The parcel remains your responsibility until it arrives with us. Remember to ask for proof of postage, so if your parcel goes missing in the mail, you have proof you've sent it.
Chain-link necklace in silver. Featuring a lock design in the front.
Content + Care
- Stainless Steel
- Hand Made
- Made in U.S.A
Size + Fit
- Female Model is 5'9 and wearing size OS
- Chain Length: 40.5cm
Shipping & Return
- Processing Time: 3-5 business days.
- Estimated Delivery Time: 4-11 business days (US & Worldwide)
- This item is READY TO SHIP. (DETAILS ON SHIPPING AND DELIVERY)
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Softball Games vs. NYU-Poly to be Webcast
Brooklyn, N.Y. - Saturday's Skyline Conference softball playoff game featuring #1 NYU-Poly and #2 Farmingdale State will be broadcast live on the BlueJaysLive link. The feed will go live at approximately 10:50am.
This is the first time NYU-Poly will broadcast live off campus, so there may be a delay or technical difficulties. Please be patient and stay tuned to the main page for any updates.
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It's been a while since I was surprised at what was being charged for just about any fashion item. Designer prices have escalated despite the challenging economy and people are spending lavishly on a variety of trendy items. But when Visa released its recent survey saying what the average family was spending on prom — $1,078 — even I was shocked.
It seems the desire to wear a chic dress and accessories, rent a limo, eat a fancy dinner, go to the dance and after-party and all the other things that go along with a high school prom have risen. To be fair, the poll commissioned by Visa asked people what they planned to spend, so they may end up spending less. And in our informal online poll this week, almost half of the 2,000 Denver Post readers responding say they're spending $300 or less, and another 20 percent will shell out between $300-$600.
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Scuderia Ferrari inline skates
Strong and hard wearing, these in-line skates designed for young Scuderia Ferrari fans can be adjusted to fit growing feet.
These children's inline skates are sporty and full of fun. The rigid boot has comfortable padding that supports the ankle and features a large Ferrari Shield on the front tongue, as well as the black and white chequered pattern of the iconic Formula 1 flag and the tricolour on the back. A great way to introduce children to skating.
- Size adjustment mechanism with four settings
- Brake on the right foot
- Bearings: high performance ABEC-7 carbon steel
- Wheels: 64 mm 82A polyurethane
- Adjustable sizing: European sizes 29-32, 33-36 / UK sizes 11-13, 1-3
- Composition: 70% Polyurethane, 30% Metal
We offer both Standard and Express shipping: choose the service that best meets your needs at checkout.
We provide free pick up for your returns: you have 15 days from delivery to follow our quick and easy return procedure.


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Monterey, Calif.-based Pro*Act launched the Greener Fields Together sustainability initiative only nine months ago but has enjoyed progress already.
The initiative partners Pro*Act with SureHarvest, Soquel, Calif., to provide verified case studies in sustainability advances.
"Pro*Act engaged us to do the verification of their suppliers, so rather than just saying these companies are doing a good job, we work with suppliers to dig into the program and see how well they are communicating and documenting," said Sandy Clifton, marketing manager/sustainability associate at SureHarvest.
No 'green-washing'
SureHarvest wants to ensure the Greener Fields Together initiative doesn't engage in "green-washing."
"We want the claims these companies make to be accurate, thorough and authentic," Clifton said. "We've seen a lot of people making claims with no data to back it up."
The process begins with SureHarvest helping a participating company to select an area of focus, such as waste management, water management, packaging, pest management, soil management, energy and climate, community or employee wellness.
"We explain the program and help them choose one of their efforts for participation in the program. We also steer them away from an effort they may not have data on," Clifton said.
SureHarvest then begins collecting and verifying all the data a company has for the chosen area of focus.
"We can show if they really have an 80% water reduction," she said.
Each case study takes a couple of months to complete, but after verification will be published on the Greener Fields Together website and on the supplier's website, if desired, where it can be used in advertising.
"Consumers are asking for more transparency and sustainability. They want to know growers are taking care of the land," Clifton said.
Another benefit for participation is that companies looking to increase their sustainability efforts will have insight from SureHarvest.
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The Greener Fields Together initative isn't meant to define standards.
"We're not providing a certification and a standard, we're just verifying claims," Clifton said.
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The family of George Leelan Riggs and Thelma Mae (Goudy) Riggs are thrilled to announce that their 50th wedding anniversary will be celebrated Oct. 4. George and Thelma wed in the St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Sistersville. George is from St. Marys and is the son of Bertie Lorene Riggs and Roy G. Cosper. Thelma is from Proctor and is the daughter of Bessie (Anderson) and Clarence Micheal Goudy. They currently reside in Loveland, Colo.
They have five children: Lisa Currey, Sherri Hunter, (Laura) Gwen Steele, David Riggs, and Sara Vaughn, all of whom were born in Sistersville. They have 21 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
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A bridge that collapsed in Washington state and sent two cars plunging into the Skagit River, raising concerns about the safety of the nation's aging infrastructure, was knocked down by a truck that crashed into at least one girder, officials said on Friday.
The truck, after the accident, rumbled across the bridge safely before a portion of the structure gave way, sending a car and pick-up into the frigid river on Thursday evening, along with a mass of concrete and steel. Three people were rescued.
While no one was killed, the collapse of the steel truss bridge built in 1955 prompted renewed calls from lawmakers in Washington, D.C. and elsewhere for greater investment in the nation's aging infrastructure.
But Washington state officials said preliminary indications were that the bridge, which was inspected twice last year, was not structurally deficient and fell because of the impact from the truck striking its support beams.
"We had a collision between a very heavy vehicle traveling at probably not a small amount of speed crashing into not just one but probably multiple girders, and it failed," Governor Jay Inslee told an afternoon press conference in Mount Vernon.
Officials say the bridge, 55 miles (90 km) north of Seattle, was not among the spans listed by the state as "structurally deficient," which in some cases relates to bridges that cannot carry their intended traffic loads.
But the privately run National Bridge Inventory Database listed the bridge as "functionally obsolete," widely defined by public officials as not built to current standards and demands.
"Based on our inspecting, the bridge is not structurally defective," said Lynn Peterson, state secretary of transportation. "We do take hits on almost every one of our bridges. This is just bad luck where and how it was hit."
She said there were a number of bridges along Interstate 5 in Washington state rated lower than the bridge that collapsed.
A new bridge that suffered a similar blow would have likely reacted the same way, Washington State Department of Transportation spokeswoman Jan Katzenberger said.
U.S. National Transportation Safety Board investigators were on the scene of the collapse, which occurred on the four-lane Interstate 5, the principal highway between Seattle and Vancouver, Canada.
The NTSB said its members would inspect the 1,111-foot (339-meter) Warren Truss bridge, which links Mount Vernon and Burlington, including its substructure, deck and superstructure. Underwater inspections would also be conducted, the agency said.
David Goldberg, a spokesman for the nonprofit policy group Transportation for America, said that the bridge's status as "functionally obsolete" did not necessarily mean that it needed to be replaced but that it might not accommodate modern needs.
"A lot of these older bridges are carrying much more traffic, and heavier traffic, than was envisioned when they were built," Goldberg said.
"There is no redundancy built in for the key structural elements. So if something happens - being struck by a vehicle or watercraft, a slight tremor, or vibrations from the traffic - it could set off a chain reaction that brings it down," he said.
The truck driver, identified as 41-year-old William Scott, made it across the bridge and pulled his vehicle to the side of the road after the accident. He has not been arrested and was cooperating with authorities.
Truckers must obtain a permit from the state Department of Transportation to carry an oversize load. The driver also receives a proposed route from the state, Washington State Patrol spokesman Sergeant Kirk Rudeen said.
An official with Canada-based Mullen Trucking, which employed the truck driver, said state transportation officials had given clearance to take the oversize load across the bridge.
"Hopefully we will get some answers," said Ed Scherbinski, vice president of operations for Mullen Trucking, adding that the company was sending its own investigative team to the scene.
Scherbinski declined to immediately provide the height of the oversize load the trucker was hauling. The truck had been bound for Vancouver, Washington, he said.
Inslee declared a state of emergency in Skagit County and two neighboring counties, citing the disruption of normal traffic for weeks or months, and said it would cost an estimated $15 million to fully repair the bridge.
Inslee said officials hope to either secure or build a temporary replacement for the 160-foot span of the bridge that collapsed. It would likely take the form of a prefabricated truss bridge known as a Bailey bridge, he said.
"We are searching the entire country right now" for the right piece of infrastructure, he said.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said he would make $1 million in federal emergency funds immediately available to Washington state to help repair the bridge.
In August 2007, a bridge fell into the Mississippi River in Minnesota, resulting in the deaths of 13 people and raising concerns about faulty infrastructure in the United States.
A 2013 report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers gave U.S. bridges a grade of C+ and ranked Washington state as having the 11th-highest projected cost to perform what the organization deemed necessary repair or replacement of deficient highway bridges. The cost was pegged at $2.1 billion.
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Watch how to make this recipe.
Preheat the oven to 475 degrees F.
Liberally season the chickens, inside and out with thyme, and salt and pepper, to taste. Rub each bird with 1/2 stick of softened butter.
Cut the ends off 2 bulbs of garlic to expose all of the cloves for roasting. Put the potatoes and onions in a roasting pan, and liberally drizzle with extra-virgin olive oil and salt and pepper, to taste. Dress the whole cut bulbs of garlic with extra-virgin olive oil and season with salt and pepper, to taste. Press the bulbs into the rosemary leaves so that some adheres to the garlic, then sprinkle the remainder over the potatoes and onions. Put 1 chicken into this pan. Sprinkle with fennel seed or pollen. Squeeze the juice of 1 lemon over the chicken and put the lemon in cavity of bird along with 2 large cloves of crushed garlic. Tie the legs together with string. Add the dressed garlic heads to the pan and roast this bird for 15 minutes at 475 degrees F. Baste the bird with pan juices, then lower the temperature 375 degrees F and roast until the juices run clear, about 1 hour to 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Add the artichokes to the pan the last 20 to 30 minutes of roast time, mixing them in with the potatoes and the fennel. Remove the chicken to a cutting board. Let rest for 10 minutes and then carve. Arrange the chicken on a serving platter along with the potato mixture. Pour the pan juices over the chicken. When ready to serve, divide the roasted garlic among the plates and serve with crusty warm bread for mopping.
For the second bird, put it in a roasting pan and douse it with the juice of 2 limes, then stuff the limes into the bird along with 2 large cloves of smashed garlic. Tie the legs and roast for 15 minutes at 475 degrees F, baste, then roast 45 minutes. Remove the chicken from oven to a cutting board. When cool enough to handle, remove the chicken from bone and pull the meat into small pieces. Reserve for a make-ahead meal.


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- Oct 31:
- Northeast Plains Outreach Team reaching out to flood victims
- Oct 19:
- Disaster Recovery Center closing today
- Oct 16:
- Fellowship of Christian Farmers providing support for those affected by the flood
- Oct 10:
- Parks, Library and Recreation board hears update on flood damage
- Oct 8:
- Flood refunds announced for rifle seasons, property updates
- Oct 4:
- Non-profits, local governments invited to briefing
- Northeastern Junior College reflects on handling of flood situation
- Sep 30:
- FEMA: Disaster Recovery Center still open
- Museum accepting donations to help with recovery
- Sep 28:
- Flood-damaged county roads remain closed
- Center for FEMA, agencies offers 'one stop'
- Sep 27:
- Sterling Livestock helps raise funds for flood relief
- Sep 26:
- Living Center residents happy to return home
- Agencies fill courthouse with resources, personnel
- Sep 25:
- A call for Love
- Sep 24:
- Agencies providing aid, info for those affected by the flood
- Safety hazards remain even after water recedes
- Free legal assistance for flood victims
- RE-1 Valley Board of Education hears update on flood issues
- Sep 23:
- City of Sterling resumes normal operations
- A funeral in the time of the flood
- Sep 21:
- Flood upate: no flush order in effect through weekend
- INFORMATION EXTENSION: Food safety information after a flood
- Sep 20:
- Flood update: Highway 6 reopens as residents take stock
- Flood update: Temporary pipe helping relieve pressure on sewer system
- Flood update: no flush restriction still in effect
- Help available for residents, businesses
- Flood postpones Christ United Methodist Church anniversary celebration
- Gov. Hickenlooper: We will rebuild and come out stronger
- Sep 19:
- Merino Fire Department offering free showers from 6 to 10 p.m. today
- Care facilities coping with flood's impact
- Scam artists exploiting Colorado floods
- Sep 18:
- RE-1 Valley School District superintendent gives details about decision to cancel classes
- City of Sterling says wastewater pumps still not operating
- Northeast Colorado Health Department receiving TD vaccine
- Salvation Army providing canteen truck at Sterling Middle School
- Cancellations and closings due to the flooding
- Sandbags wanted downstream
- Sep 17:
- Northeast Colorado Health Department working to get more personal camp toilets, portable toilets
- Flood issues causing closings and postponements
- Damage to wastewater system forces closure of facilities
- Crook evacuated as river threatens
- RE-1 Valley School District, St. Anthony Catholic School, Northeastern Junior College cancel classes, close campus for rest of the week
- Sep 16:
- Lions Club helping with disaster relief for flood victims
- Community rises to help displaced pets
- Colorado flood map 2013 of rain totals
- Sep 15:
- South Platte river-bottom residents take shelter
- Updated: The river has not reached Sterling yet
- Sep 14:
- Flooding brings tales of rescues, improvisation
- Colorado floods: "Unaccounted for" fluid, now totals 584
- Colorado floods: Infrastructure repairs a steep climb
- Weather postpones many weekend contests
At 7:45 p.m. doppler radar indicated thunderstorms producing very heavy rain over western Morgan County and developing northeastward through the New Raymer and Sterling area. Up to 2 inches of rain will occur in the next hour. Flash flooding is expected to begin shortly.
Some locations that will experience flooding include Sterling, Fort Morgan, Brush, Log Lane Village, Merino, Hillrose, Twelve Mile Corner, North Sterling Reservoir, Stoneham, Antelope Springs, Atwood, Pawnee Pass, Logan Corners, Willard, Gary, New Raymer, Weldona, Synder, Adena and Adena School.
Move to higher ground now. Act quickly to protect your life.
Excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams, highways and underpasses. Additionally, county roads and farmlands along the banks of creeks, streams and other low lying areas are subject to flooding.
Be especially cautious at night, when it is harder to recognize the dangers of flooding.
The Logan County Office of Emergency Management has released the following flood warning update.
The news to the west of us in Fort Morgan is looking grim. The river is cresting much higher than predicted. The river is rising so fast that the instruments are having difficulty accurately tracking the flood water levels.
"I do not want to seem alarming, but it is becoming clear we may have a significant flooding incident in Logan County and Sterling over the next few days. Flood water may raise to above historic record levels making it difficult to predict it's path out of the banks and how deep and where the water will be," the release says.
If your residence or business is in a low lying area close to the river anticipate you will be significantly affected. Make firm preparations now and be ready to take action on a moments notice. If told to evacuate do so without delay. Take pets with you.
Help neighbors, friends and family with the evacuation.
Evacuation and other emergency information will be deployed by the Reverse Target Notification system. If your home or business has a hard copper line or local VOIP line you will get the message. If you have a wireless cell phone or national VOIP line you will not get these messages unless you have registered with the Comm Center. We will also be deploying information via local broadcast radio and social media sites. We will be putting out evacuation notices as they become needed. We will try and anticipate the path and the depth of the flood water. Do not wait for an evacuation order if you think you need to leave earlier. Use common sense and be conservative with your judgement.
The next few days may be very challenging for Logan County. Please take this warning seriously and remain ready to take action.
Hope for the best but prepare for the worse.


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From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...I fall back on this recipe whenever I'm short of time and I've committed to bring a dessert or cookies to a gathering. These brownies are very easy to make and the frosting allows some creativity in the way you flavor and finish them. I love to ice these bars with peppermint frosting, but they are equally good when made with any of the extracts suggested in the recipe below. While I doubt you'll have a problem with leftovers, the brownies will keep for several days if they are well-wrapped and stored in an airtight container. I do hope you will try them. I'm of the opinion that there is always room for one more brownie recipe. Here is how this moist and rich version is made.
Everyday Frosted Fudge Brownies ...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite courtesy of Taste of Home magazine
2/3 cup butter, melted and cooled
2 eggs, lightly beaten
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 cups sugar
1-1/3 cups all-purpose flour
3/4 cup baking cocoa
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup water
1 cup (6 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
3/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips
2 tablespoons butter
1/4 cup milk
1-1/4 cups confectioners' sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla or 1/2 teaspoon almond, orange or peppermint extract
1) Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 13 x 9-inch baking pan and set aside.
2) Combine butter, eggs and vanilla in a large bowl. Combine dry ingredients in a separate bowl. Add to butter mixture. Stir in water and chocolate chips until blended.
3) Scrape into a prepared pan. Bake for 30-35 minutes or until brownies pull away from the sides of the pan. Cool on a wire rack.
4) For frosting, melt chips and butter with milk in a microwave oven. Stir until smooth. Whisk in confectioners' sugar and vanilla or extract of your choice until smooth. Refrigerate for 20 minutes or until mixture reaches a spreading consistency. Frost brownies. Yield: 4 dozen.
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People are still scrambling to get their hands on this year's must-have gadget, the i Pad, but one lucky dolphin in Mexico is already a step ahead. Merlin, the 2-year-old bottlenose who resides at Dolphin Discovery's swim facility in Puerto Aventuras, became the first of his kind to get face time – literally! – with Apple's latest release.The dolphin has been learning to communicate and identify objects through visual cues on the iPad as part of a project led by dolphin research scientist Jack Kassewitz. Friendly and full of spirit, Merlin was the perfect pupil to test the device because "he's fairly dominant … But he's really playful. He likes to play," says Kassewitz.
The Miami-based scientist, who's studied language acquisition in dolphins for more than a decade, has worked with Merlin the past two years — ever since the dolphin planted himself in front of Kassewitz and his camera, vocalizing for more than 25 minutes. But until the iPad, Kassewitz was troubled that he could not understand what the dolphin was trying to say.
Now, by touching the screen with his rostrum (or beak), Merlin can get his point across. For one task, Merlin is charged with identifying the yellow duck within a set of pictures including a ball, flowerpot and hula-hoop. "He got proficient with that very quickly," Kassewitz says.