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A-Lab Clear Grommet Belt. $19.95. Hold up your pants in retro-inspired style with the A-Lab Clear Grommet Belt. This translucent constructed belt is highlighted by metal grommets lining it from end to end for texture, and fashionable detailing.
A-Lab Jadia Rainbow Taping White Windbreaker Jacket. $36.95. Show your true colors in style with the Jadia Rainbow Taping White Windbreaker Jacket from A-Lab. This lightweight windbreaker jacket comes in a crisp, white colorway and features rainbow striped taping along both sleeves for a fun and fresh look. With a slightly cropped length, adjustable drawstring hood and bottom hem, plus two slash handpockets, this jacket is a must-have to keep your casual looks on point.
A-Lab Shila Red, Turquoise & Purple Anorak Jacket. $41.95. Gear up in colorful style with the Shila red, turquoise and purple anorak jacket from A-Lab. With a bold color-blocked design in red, white, turquoise and purple, this lightweight jacket offers just the pop of color your wardrobe needs. A quarter-zip closure and zip anorak pocket with exposed teal zippers offer a classic silhouette that's perfect for layering up in style. An adjustable drawstring hood and drawstring adjustable bottom hem provide a custom fit making this style from A-Lab a must-have for those cool nights or misty days.
Blind Reaper Multicolor Tie Dye T-Shirt. $29.95. Snag a colorful, skate-inspired look in the Reaper multicolor tie-dye t-shirt from Blind Skateboards. This relaxed fit tee features a pure cotton construction and bright, multicolored tie-dye treatment throughout. The design is complete with Blind's famous Reaper logo at the left chest and back, making this tee perfect for your everyday, casual outfits.
Broken Promises FeeledGuide Black Oil Wash T-Shirt. $26.95. Break promises like a pro with the help of the Feeled Guide shirt from Broken Promises. A full list of depressing feelings is found at the back of this black, oil washed, 100% cotton short sleeve tee with "A Guide To Broken Promises" printed above in white.
By Samii Ryan Kanji Lust Black Anorak Windbreaker Jacket. $59.95. Top off your streetwear style in the Kanji Lust black anorak windbreaker jacket from By Samii Ryan. This relaxed fit pullover design features a quarter-zip closure with exposed lavender purple zipper. An adjustable hood that packs into the mock neckline offers versatility, and two slash hand pockets keep your fingers warm. This anorak jacket is made even better thanks to lavender purple taping with black Kanji script along both sleeves, an embroidered rose at the left chest, and a huge screen-printed rose at the back highlighted by more Kanji script and text that reads "Goodbye."
Champion Attribute 2.0 White Fanny Pack. $29.95. Get clean style and convenient storage with the Champion Attribute 2.0 White Fanny Pack. This all white hands free belt satchel is highlighted by a large Champion patch logo at the front and Champion script logos reoccurring throughout the waist strap for stylish branding.
Champion Supercize Clear Iridescent Backpack. $44.95. Pack up your gear in eye-catching style, thanks to the Supercize Clear Iridescent Backpack from Champion. This unique backpack features a clear and iridescent vinyl construction for a unique look. With two roomy zip compartments, and a silver glitter Champion "C" logo applique at the front panel, this backpack not only looks great, but is ultra-functional. A padded back panel and adjustable shoulder straps keep you comfortable while you haul your goodies, while the internal organization and padded laptop sleeve offers a space for all of your necessities.
Champion Wrap Script Red Crop T-Shirt. $34.95. Rep a classic brand in a bold new way with the Wrap Script red crop t-shirt from Champion. Featuring a large "Champion" script logo wrapped across the left waist, this crop t-shirt adds a bit of edge to the legendary brand. 100% cotton in construction, this eye-catching t-shirt is just as comfortable as it is striking.
Champion Zip Tape White Crop Coaches Jacket. $69.95. Grab some lightweight weather resistance in a fashion-forward silhouette, with the Champion Zip Tape White Crop Coaches Jacket. This button up jacket features an adjustable drawstring and cropped bottom hem for an ideally edgy fit, while logo taping lining both sleeves provides a truly original appearance. Finished off with a "C" patch logo at the left chest accompanied by a Champion script logo at the back of the neck, this jacket is an excellent way to pay homage to the street wear giant.
Danny Duncan Virginity Rocks Black T-Shirt. $29.95. Advertise your abstinence with the Danny Duncan Virginity Rocks Black T-Shirt. Tagless for comfort, this all-black tee features script screen-printed across the chest that reads "virginity rocks" for a look that will make grandma proud.
Danny Duncan Virginity Rocks Burgundy Hoodie. $54.95. Fight off the dangers of pre-maritals with the Danny Duncan Virginity Rocks Burgundy Hoodie. This hoodie features a fleece lined interior for comfort, an all-burgundy colorway and is finished with screen-printed script across the chest that reads "virginity rocks" for a fresh look to wear to put your significant other's parents at ease.
Danny Duncan Virginity Rocks Light Blue T-Shirt. $29.95. Save yourself for the Danny Duncan Virginity Rocks Light Blue T-Shirt. This mostly light blue shirt features screen-printed script across the chest that reads "virginity rocks" for a look that is sure to convey your angelic demeanor.
Danny Duncan Virginity Rocks White Long Sleeve T-Shirt. $34.95. Hype up your celibacy with the Danny Duncan Virginity Rocks White Long Sleeve T-Shirt. This all-white long sleeve comes in a tagless construction for maximized comfort and features screen-printed script across the chest that reads "virginity rocks" for a look you can bring home to mom.
Danny Duncan Virginity Rocks White T-Shirt. $29.95. Stay pure and save yourself for the Virginity Rocks white t-shirt from Danny Duncan. This white, cotton constructed garment features the bold text "Virginity Rocks" across the chest in a contrasting gold and maroon colorway.
Danny Duncan Virginity Rocks Yellow T-Shirt. $29.95. Protect your purity with the Danny Duncan Virginity Rocks Yellow T-Shirt. Comfier than a ring, this shirt features a mostly yellow construction with "virginity rocks" script screen-printed across the chest for a look that is sure to fend off the dangers of pre-maritals.
Empyre Keana Floral White & Pink Windbreaker Jacket. $41.95. For a casual addition to your cold-weather looks, pick up the Keana Floral white and pink windbreaker jacket from Empyre. Featuring screen-printed floral graphics at the left chest and left sleeve, coupled with Kanji script on the right sleeve, this white windbreaker is the perfect way to keep dry in striking fashion.
Empyre Keana Rose Black Windbreaker Jacket. $41.95. The Keana Full Zip Windbreaker Jacket from Empyre offers an ultra lightweight design that is perfect for layering. Blossomed red roses are printed down either sleeve while a skeleton's hand holding a single red rose adorns the left chest. Featured in black and outfitted with hand pockets and an adjustable hood for function.
Empyre Recoil Black Super Skinny Jeans. $54.95. The Recoil super skinny jeans from Empyre offer versatile style that you can pair with anything in your closet and a comfortable, elastic fit. These black pants have a super skinny fit through the thighs and legs.
Empyre Recoil Checkered Tape Black Jeans. $59.95. These are not your average black pants. The Recoil Checkered Tape jeans from Empyre offer all the comfort and stretch with a burst of style. Designed with a super skinny fit, these jeans feature distressed markings and tears throughout and are finished with white and black wavy checkerboard taping down each outseam.
Empyre Recoil Harrison Blue Splatter Super Skinny Jeans. $57.95. Pick up the Recoil Harrison Blue Splatter Super Skinny Jeans from Empyre, because you can never have too many pairs of jeans. Cut from high quality denim, the Recoil Harrison Blue Splatter jeans feature a super skinny fit with added stretch for unlimited mobility. Custom rips and paint splatters are added for an edgy look, while a removable shoelace belt is included to complete the skate inspired style.
Empyre Shaylyn White & Rose Anorak Jacket. $39.95. Add an elegant layer to your look with the Shaylyn White & Rose Anorak Jacket from Empyre. This lightweight windbreaker jacket offers a clean design with a red and black stripe across the chest and sleeves complete with rose details.
Empyre Skeletor Black Skinny Fit Jeans. $54.95. Every wardrobe needs a trustworthy pair of black jeans so make yours the Empyre Skeletor skinny fit jeans. Design with form and function in mind with a slight stretch construction in a skinny straight leg cut equipped with a removable shoelace belt with specific belt loops for it so you can skate without the added bulk of a belt.
Empyre Skeletor Bound EXT Stretch Skinny Jeans. $57.95. Make sure you're comfortable and your style is on point with the Skeletor Bound EXT Stretch Skinny Jeans from Empyre. Built from our innovative new EXT Stretch denim, these medium blue washed jeans are softer than ever, while allowing for maximum movement and a high level of recovery to retain their original look and fit longer. Custom Empyre hardware is added throughout the design, while a brand patch is added to the back waistband, creating a must-have addition to your casual wardrobe.
Empyre Skeletor Bronson Skinny Jeans. $57.95. Complete your streetwear style with the Skeletor Bronson Skinny Jeans from Empyre. These unique skinny jeans feature a light blue stretch denim construction with custom rips and distressing throughout. Dark blue patches are added beneath the rips for a bold look, while the skinny silhouette and five pocket design offer a look that will pair well with your favorite tee or hoodie.
Empyre Skeletor Cirrus Medium Blue Ripped Skinny Jeans. $57.95. Add modern edge to your look with the Skeletor ripped skinny jeans from Empyre. The medium blue wash offers versatile styling while the elastic cotton construction allows for a comfortable, mobile fit.
Empyre Skeletor Classic Light Skinny Fit Jeans. $54.95. Add a fresh look to your outfits with a classic light blue wash in a skinny straight leg fit for sleek styling and a slight stretch cotton construction to add comfortable mobility.
Empyre Skeletor Deluge Indigo Skinny Jeans. $54.95. The Skeletor skinny jeans from Empyre offer versatile styling that you can pair with anything in your closet and superior comfort that lasts all day and night. This design in Deluge Indigo have a skinny cut through the thighs and a straight cut for the lower leg.
Empyre Skeletor Driftwood Khaki Skinny Jeans. $54.95. Get a streamlined look with The Skeletor Jeans from Empyre. Featured in a Driftwood Khaki stretch denim with a classic 5-pocket configuration. The Skeletor Driftwood Khaki Jeans offer a skinny fit that won't feel restricting for superior comfort and mobility. These straight cut jeans include the coveted belt loops made for the everyday skater and his shoelace. Shoelace not included.
Empyre Skeletor Highway Blue Skinny Fit Jeans. $54.95. Keep things clean and classic with the go-to look of the new Empyre Skeletor Highway skinny fit jeans. Look your best thanks to a Highway blue wash that has a skinny fit through the thighs with straight cut legs for a stylish look with enough room to move thanks to a cotton-spandex fabric for improved mobility.
Empyre Skeletor Knee Slit Black Skinny Jeans. $54.95. These ripped and distressed jeans are of 5 pocket design and come included with a removable shoelace belt while designed with specific belt loops. Both knees are constructed with grunge torn detailing and skinny fit.
Empyre Skeletor Rush EXT Stretch Skinny Jeans. $57.95. Stay comfortable and keep your style on point with the Skeletor Rush EXT Stretch Skinny Jeans from Empyre. Built from our innovative new EXT Stretch denim, these jeans are softer than ever, while allowing for maximum movement and a high level of recovery to retain their original look and fit longer. Featuring custom rips and distressing throughout, these jeans are sure to complete your denim collection. Custom Empyre hardware is added throughout the design, while a brand patch is added to the back waistband, creating a must-have addition to your casual wardrobe.
Empyre Skeletor Sawyer Bleached Splattered Jeans. $57.95. One of Empyre's most popular fits, the Skeletor gets re-imagined with distressed and bleached detailing throughout dubbed the Sawyer Bleached Splattered Jeans. Made with a traditional 5 pocket configuration and featured with a removable shoelace belt for extra flare.
Empyre Skeletor Simon Distressed Skinny Jeans. $57.95. Update your wardrobe with fashionable denim with Empyre's Skeletor Simon Distressed Skinny Jeans. Made with an overall skinny fit that remains comfortable through a super stretch construction, providing crucial flexibility for daily comfort. Distressed detailing is found throughout these bottoms, offering your look plenty of flair to stand out in the crowd.
Empyre Skeletor Tobacco Skinny Fit Jeans. $54.95. Get a classy look with casual comfort, a slight stretch skinny fit, and a 5 pocket design with updated hardware and patches. A removable shoelace belt is included!
FILA Peacoat Fanny Pack. $24.95. Keep your small things close without the bulk of a purse or backpack. The Peacoat fanny pack from FILA features two main pouches, one back pocket for extra special items and is finished with an adjustable web strap for perfect fit.
FILA White & Peacoat Fanny Pack. $24.95. Carry all your necessities in style with the White & Peacoat Fanny Pack from FILA. Made with durable woven construction, this hip sack features a three compartment design with zip closures for securely holding your personal items. This waist pack comes in white and features a FILA logo screen printed at the front for signature athletic style.
Freeworld Night Train Pure Black Stretch Denim Jeans. $44.95. For an easygoing, casual look, add the Night Train pure black stretch denim jeans from Freeworld to your daily mix. These stretch denim jeans come in a black colorway, a traditional 5-pocket design and a relaxed fit that can be dressed up or down. The straight cut through the leg and stretchy fit means you'll stay comfortable no matter how you wear them.
Girl OG Stack Burgundy Boyfriend T-Shirt. $24.95. Colorful and stylish, the Girl OG Stack burgundy boyfriend t-shirt is ready to take your daily style to the next level. Featured in a rich burgundy colorway this tee offers a bold splash of color, while the screen-printed Girl logos at the left chest and back in pink and blue provide a splash of classic branding and flair.
Girl Rainbow OG White T-Shirt. $23.99. Upgrade your skateboard-inspired style with the Girl Rainbow OG white t-shirt. This all-white tee features a relaxed fit for comfort and comes complete with matching circular Girl logos in a rainbow colorway screen-printed at the left chest and back for fun and vibrant style.
HUF Flags Grey Hoodie. $64.95. Provide your outfit an international touch with HUF's Flags Grey Hoodie. This pullover garment offers a soft fit and feel that comes complete with an array of country flags printed along each sleeve for a pop of color.
Herschel Supply Co. Fifteen Black 1.25L Fanny Pack. $29.95. Go hands free in premium style with this solid black fanny pack that features a gold exposed zipper and an adjustable belt that can be worn around your waist or over the shoulder.
JanSport Right Pack EXP Country Garden Backpack. $64.95. Keep your style and daily storage on point with the JanSport Right Pack EXP Country Garden backpack. The mostly black exterior is highlighted by a myriad of floral detailing for a gardening-inspired look anyone can appreciate. 25 liters of total storage space leaves plenty of room for all your daily necessities, while the 15" laptop sleeve within the main pocket ensures all your goodies stay organized.
King Ice X Odd Future Donut Pendant Gold Womens Necklace. $79.95. The King Ice X Odd Future Donut Pendant necklace for women features a 16.5" gold colored box chain finished with a clean and icy Donut pendant embellished with multiple round cubic zirconia gems with navy blue cubic zirconia gems sprinkled in. Belonging to the official King Ice X Odd Future collection, each custom donut uses a two-tone plating to bring to life the look, feel and creativity of one of the most recognizable brands in street wear. Each pendant sits right at the suprasternal notch and uses a stainless steel box chain to create a clean and icy look while the vibrant, AAA stones provide a dashing appearance to make each donut snap, pop and sparkle.
Ninth Hall Rogue Black Shredded Jeans. $57.95. These custom torn and ripped jeans offer a classic skinny fit with tapered ankles and offers a little bit of stretch in the back for comfort and mobility.
Ninth Hall Rogue Celcius Reflective Skinny Fit Jeans. $59.95. Finish your bold, streetwear-inspired style with the Rogue Celcius Reflective Skinny Fit Jeans from Ninth Hall. These light washed denim, skinny fit jeans, feature bright green and reflective silver taping along the outseams for a seriously eye-catching design. Custom rips and distressing is added throughout, while the traditional 5-pocket configuration makes for a versatile and unique pant from Ninth Hall.
Ninth Hall Rogue Taped Skinny Black Denim Jeans. $57.95. Create a fun new look with the Rogue skinny jeans from Ninth Hall. These deep black denim jeans feature distressing throughout for that perfect vintage style but also have modern neon orange and reflective taping running down both outer legs. Designed with a skinny fit, these jeans will not only make you stand out but they will also fit like a glove.
Obey Bumper Black & Rainbow Tie Dye T-Shirt. $37.95. Add some tie dye to your daily fashion with the Obey Bumper Black & Rainbow Tie Dye T-Shirt. Featuring a black, purple, teal and gold tie dye design throughout and screen-printed script logos at the left chest and back, this tee is the perfect way to add a splash of iconic streetwear style to your daily looks.
Odd Future Embroidered Dusty Lilac T-Shirt. $29.95. Keep things simple, yet still show off your brand loyalty with the Odd Future Embroidered Dusty Lilac T-Shirt. This light violet top features Odd Future's classic "OF" donut emblem embroidered on the chest for a touch of branding.
Odd Future Embroidered Turquoise T-Shirt. $29.95. Show off a touch of brand loyalty for Odd Future with their new Embroidered Turquoise T-Shirt. Embroidered with the brands signature "OF" logo on the chest while the rest of the garment embodies a washed turquoise colorway. Simple and easy to pair with nearly any bottoms!
Odd Future Gradient Lock Up Tie Dye T-Shirt. $34.95. Add some serious color to your daily looks with the Odd Future Gradient Lock Up Tie Dye T-Shirt. Pink and blue tie dye throughout offers tons of color and the black Odd Future script screen-printed across the chest provides a subtle hint of contrast and branding. Finished off with a large screen-printed graphic on back of two intertwined donuts surrounded by additional logo script, this tee is the perfect way to show off your hip hop knowledge.
Odd Future Green Colorblock Crop Long Sleeve T-Shirt. $39.95. For a bold splash of color grab the Odd Future green colorblock crop long sleeve t-shirt. With three hues of green making up the overall colorblock style construction, this long sleeve offers clean and subtle detail. Finished with an embroidered script logo across the chest and gold sleeve cuffs along with a matching colored collar, this tee is a must-have.
Odd Future Nautical White Hoodie. $84.95. Get the best from your favorite streetwear brand, Odd Future, in the Nautical White Hoodie. This unique design features a white cotton construction and features blue, purple, yellow, and light green vertical striped paneling sewn throughout. An Odd Future donut logo is embroidered at the left chest in blue, while Odd Future logo script is screen-printed along the left sleeve to complete the look.
Petals and Peacocks Barbed Rose Orange Belt. $19.95. State your warning starting with your belt. The Barbed Rose web belt from Petals and Peacocks features a rose with barbed wire as it's stem and "Product Of Petals And Peacocks. Warning//: Delicate And Dangerous. Be Kind To My Petals, Or Get Thorns" printed repeatedly on the front of a bright orange belt. This web belt is finished with a silver D ring for adjustable fit.
Petals and Peacocks Crazy Beautiful Butterfly Pink Long Sleeve T-Shirt. $35.95. Top off your casual style in the Crazy Beautiful Butterfly pink long sleeve t-shirt from Petals and Peacocks. This light pink cotton long sleeve top features screen-printed text at the left chest that reads "Crazy Beautiful" in blue, while the back displays a distorted butterfly graphic. The relaxed fit and crew neck collar offers a comfortable fit and feel, perfect for your everyday looks.
Petals and Peacocks Domina Black & Gold Sunglasses. $19.95. Secure any chic look with the Petals and Peacocks Domina Black and Gold Sunglasses. Inspired by retro 90's styling yet very contemporary, these shades offer round dark tinted lenses and a unique gold frame/arms design.
Petals and Peacocks Domina Red & Gold Sunglasses. $19.95. Secure any chic look with the Petals and Peacocks Domina Red and Gold Sunglasses. Inspired by retro 90's styling yet very contemporary, these shades offer round red tinted lenses and a unique gold frame/arms design.
Petals and Peacocks Good Intentions Cherub White T-Shirt. $34.95. Whether you're making good or bad decisions, make sure to do it in the Good Intentions Cherub White T-Shirt from Petals and Peacocks. This pure cotton tee comes in white, and features screen-printed images of two cherubs, along with text that reads "Good Intentions, Bad Decisions." With a relaxed and loose fit, the Good Intentions Cherub White tee from Petals and Peacocks is always a good choice for your casual looks.
Petals and Peacocks Good Intentions Tan Long Sleeve T-Shirt. $35.95. Have fun creating new looks with the Petals and Peacocks Good Intentions tan long sleeve t-shirt. This graphic tee features the words "Good Intentions" on the right sleeve, while the left sleeve displays "Bad Decisions"; script that's also found on the chest above and below an image of two cherub angels.
Petals and Peacocks Handle With Care Yellow Belt. $19.95. Brand yourself delicate with the Handle With Care web belt from Petals and Peacocks. A bright yellow web belt features "Fragile, Handle With Care" repeated on the front and finished with a D ring buckle for easy adjustment.
Petals and Peacocks Rose White Fanny Pack. $24.95. Keep your belongings conveniently close by with the Petals and Peacocks Rose White Fanny Pack. Featured in white with rose graphics throughout, this hip pack comes with a fully lined zip compartment and a smaller zip compartment for additional storage. Complete with a durable canvas construction and a brand patch on the front for added style.
Petals and Peacocks What Could Be White T-Shirt. $34.95. Show off a cute and cuddly look with the Petals and Peacocks What Could Be white t-shirt. This soft cotton constructed shirt features a puppy and a kitten snuggling on the chest, an image that's accompanied by the text "This could be us."
Petals by Petals and Peacocks Black & Iridescent Purple Crop Anorak Windbreaker Jacket. $54.95. Complete your cute, athletic look in the black and iridescent purple crop anorak windbreaker jacket from Petals by Petals and Peacocks. This unique jacket features a cropped length, anorak zip closure, adjustable hood, and a pouch pocket at the front with hook and loop closure. Coming in a black and iridescent purple color-blocked construction, and highlighted by Petals logo taping around the shoulders and midsection, this lightweight jacket is sure to garner attention.
Petals by Petals and Peacocks Handle With Care Fanny Pack. $24.95. Check out the Handle With Care Fanny Pack from Petals by Petals and Peacocks. The Petals sling bag features screen printed graphics throughout the yellow material, two zip pockets, and an adjustable web belt with plastic buckle. Combine function and emotional fashion.
Primitive Dirty P Garden Black T-Shirt. $27.95. Add a floral touch to your skate-inspired looks in the Dirty P Garden black t-shirt from Primitive. This black cotton tee features Primitive's classic Dirty "P" logo at the left chest and back, highlighted by pink and red flowers and a monarch butterfly. The relaxed fit and tag-free neckline offer a comfortable fit that's perfect for casual wear.
Primitive Natural Lavender Tie Dye T-Shirt. $31.95. Grab a fresh new skate-inspired design from Primitive with the Natural lavender tie dye t-shirt. Coming in a light purple and white tie-dyed colorway, this relaxed fit tee features Primitive logo text in black at the center chest for a hint of classic branding. The back displays large black text that reads "Good For Life" and is intertwined by three yellow and green sunflowers.
Primitive Orbit Crystal Washed Burgundy T-Shirt. $29.95. Display your brand loyalty and top off your skate attired with Primitive's Orbit Crystal Washed Burgundy T-Shirt. A fairly simple tie dye garment with matching screen printed graphics on the front left chest and back in a contrasting white colorway.
Primitive Revenge Purple & Black Tie Dye Long Sleeve T-Shirt. $35.95. Complete your skate-inspired style when you wear the Revenge purple and black tie dye long sleeve t-shirt from Primitive. Featuring a unique purple and black tie-dye treatment throughout, this relaxed fit tee displays Primitive's logo text in white at the left chest, while the back displays a bouquet of flowers in flames, along with more logo text in white.
Primitive x Dragon Ball Z Shenron Black Hoodie. $66.95. Celebrate your favorite skate company and magical dragon by rocking the Shenron Black Hoodie from Primitive x Dragon Ball Z. This hoodie comes in black, and displays a collaborative logo graphic at the left chest, while the back shows a vibrant image of the magical dragon, Shenron, highlighted by seven dragon balls and more signature branding from Primitive and Dragon Ball Z. The look is complete with an adjustable drawstring hood and kangaroo pouch pocket for comfort while skateboarding, or just kicking back to watch your favorite animated series.
Primitive x Dragon Ball Z Shenron Blue Wash Hoodie. $69.95. Don't miss out on the final drop from Primitive and Dragon Ball Z's signature collection that includes the Shenron Blue Wash Hoodie. This two-toned tie dyed garment embodies a classic pullover silhouette that displays signature collaborated graphics located on the chest and back; both of which showcase the legendary dragon, Shenron, in all his glory.
RIPNDIP Nermal Flowers Sage Vintage Wash T-Shirt. $31.95. Upgrade your RIPNDIP collection with the Nermal Flower sage vintage wash t-shirt from RIPNDIP. Coming with a vintage wash in a green colorway, this crew neck tee features a large cartoon graphic on the back of little Lord Nermals floating amongst flowers, with a small detail of the graphic finishing the left chest.
RIPNDIP Psychedelic Nerm Purple Tie Dye Hoodie. $79.95. Take a trip with your favorite feline, Lord Nermal in the Psychedelic Nerm Purple Tie Dye Hoodie from RIPNDIP. This sweatshirt comes in a purple and blue tie dye colorway and features a graphic at the left chest of Nermal sitting on top of a pink mushroom. The back of this garment displays Nermal enjoying some hookah among a group of trippy colored mushrooms.
Santa Cruz Dot Blocker Grey Hoodie. $55.95. Bundle up in a fresh rendition of iconic skateboard-inspired style with the Santa Cruz Dot Blocker Grey Hoodie. All-grey throughout, this hoodie is fleece lined for comfort and offers a kangaroo pouch pocket and adjustable drawstring hood for a classic silhouette. Santa Cruz Dot logos sit at the left chest and back accompanied by script logos lining both sleeves for a vibrant way to show your love for the world-famous brand.
Santa Cruz Dot Red, White & Blue Windbreaker Jacket. $59.95. Upgrade your weather resistance in style with the Santa Cruz Dot red, white & blue windbreaker jacket. Fully mesh lined for comfort, this jacket provides an adjustable drawstring hood, full zip closure and a relaxed fit for a traditional silhouette. Red, white and blue colorblocking throughout adds vibrant color and the screen-printed Dot logos on the left chest and back are complimented by logo script down the left sleeve for prominent and iconic branding.
Santa Cruz Missing Dot Lavender & Mint Tie Dye T-Shirt. $32.95. For a colorful splash of iconic streetwear style, grab the Santa Cruz Missing Dot lavender & mint tie dye t-shirt. Screen-printed dot logos sit at the left chest and back in mint, while a mint and lavender tie dye treatment throughout provides additional color and striking style.
Santa Cruz Missing Dot Pink T-Shirt. $26.95. Perfect OG skater style can be achieved with the Missing Dot short sleeve tee shirt from Santa Cruz. A pink, 100% cotton shirt features a white and black Santa Cruz logo screen printed at the left chest and back.
Santa Cruz Rose Dot Black Windbreaker Jacket. $59.95. Layer up while showing love to your fave skate brand, Santa Cruz, in the Rose Dot Black Windbreaker Jacket. This lightweight jacket is fully lined and features red, yellow, and green Santa Cruz rose logos at the front left chest and back. With a full zip closure, an adjustable hood, and two slash hand pockets, you'll be cozy and cool in the Rose Dot Black Windbreaker Jacket from Santa Cruz.
Santa Cruz Vacation Dot Anorak Windbreaker Jacket. $59.95. Give your wet-weather looks an upgrade with the Santa Cruz Vacation Dot Anorak Windbreaker Jacket. This classic windbreaker features a quarter zip closure for a fashion forward silhouette and screen-printed tropical logo graphics at the left chest and back for iconic style points. Finished with an adjustable drawstring hood and bottom hem so you can really bundle up, this jacket will be your new rainy day staple.
Teddy Fresh Colorblock Greyscale Hoodie. $79.95. Show off your Teddy Fresh style in the new grey colorblocked hoodie. Shades of grey make up this pullover hooded sweatshirt while the Teddy Fresh details throughout complete your cold weather attire.
Teddy Fresh Colorblock Hoodie. $79.95. Define your style with a hit of color in the Colorblock hoodie from Teddy Fresh. Complete with a purple body, yellow hood, one mint and one pink sleeve; this pullover sweatshirt will keep your style bold while keeping you cozy.
Teddy Fresh Colorblock Purple Hoodie. $79.95. Keep it fresh in the Colorblock purple hoodie from Teddy Fresh. Coming with a purple, red and green colorblocked design, this hooded pullover sweatshirt offers a heavyweight fleece construction, raglan sleeves and two front hand pockets for the best in comfort and mobility. It is completed with a red Teddy Fresh logo patch embroidered at the left chest for a subtle nod to the up-and-coming brand.
Teddy Fresh Love Blue & Pink Color Block Hoodie. $79.95. Get cozy this cold weather season in colorful style, with the Teddy Fresh Love Blue & Pink Color Block Hoodie. Featuring a thick, cotton construction and interior fleece lining for additional warmth, this hoodie also includes an adjustable drawstring hood and two front hand slash pockets so you can really bundle up. Complete with pink, turquoise and blue color blocking throughout, this pullover is the perfect accent for all your layered chilly weather looks.
Teenage Bored Flower White Hoodie. $69.95. Show off your carefree spirit with the Teenage Bored Flower White Hoodie. Providing plush fit and feel, this fleece lined garment embodies a classic pullover design that's highlighted with the word "Bored" screen-printed across the chest while the entire garment is draped in colorful flower graphics.
Teenage Breakfast Tie Dye Hoodie. $69.95. Give your hoodie collection a serious influx of color, with the Teenage Breakfast Tie Dye Hoodie. Featuring multicolor tie dye throughout for a vibrant look, this hoodie is additionally highlighted by screen printed logo graphics at the left chest and back that have a "chose your own armageddon" faux advertisement, along with additional logo detailing. Finished with a fleece lined interior for maximized comfort and also complete with a drawstring hood and kangaroo pouch pocket for a traditional silhouette, this will easily be your new favorite hoodie.
Thrasher BBQ Flame Black Hoodie. $67.95. Keep your style on point with Thrasher Magazine's newest rendition of their signature hoodies, the BBQ Flame Black Hoodie. Made with a classic pullover silhouette, this garment displays the brand's iconic flame logo graphic across the chest in a new smokey type font design.
Thrasher BBQ Flame Black T-Shirt. $26.95. Complete your skate-inspired looks with Thrasher Magazine's newest rendition of their signature tees, the BBQ Flame Black T-Shirt. Made from a soft cotton construction, this garment displays the brand's iconic flame logo graphic across the chest in a new smokey type font design.
Thrasher Flame Logo Black Hoodie. $67.95. Spoil yourself with a classic old school Thrasher hoodie. The fleece lining provides excellent comfort and warmth while the black colorway features an iconic yellow and red Thrasher flame logo graphic screen printed on the chest.
Thrasher Flame Logo Black T-Shirt. $24.95. A pre-shrunk cotton construction ensures a great fit with an iconic and eye-catching Thrasher Magazine flames text logo screen printed across the chest.
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Having just finished Toronto's Riverdale Artwalk show, I am gearing up for my last two of the summer. This is only one aspect of my summer plans, which will include working in my outdoor studio, driving my son to various day camps, a quick vacation out west and presenting an art program at a summer camp for children and teens on the autism spectrum. Oh, and let's not forget gallbladder removal surgery!
Romantika Concert & Art Exhibit a Success!
The May 6 Romantika show at Gallery 345 for which Trio Incontro and I had been preparing for many months went off without a hitch and was well attended. Romantika Violin sold to a very good home!
Can you believe it? It's nearly Summer Solstice!
Saturday, June 24th, from 11 am-9 pm I will be participating in the very first Art Market as part of the Junction Solstice Festival along with 23 other members of local arts group, "The Art Tour Collective" who has held an annual art tour in the west end of Toronto (High Park/Bloor West/The Junction) every summer for the past 20 years. This is the group's first foray into the joys of outdoor art shows, which can be wonderful if the weather cooperates, and soggy and disappointing if it doesn't. Whatever the weather (unless there's lightning, of course) we will be there taking in the sights and sounds of this very popular annual festival in the Junction neighborhood of Toronto (Dundas St. W. and Keele). If you're in town, pop by!
That's Some Gall You Have
If you're squeamish, you might not want to read this segment, but since I write about myself as a whole person (and not just about my paintings), I would be remiss if I didn't comment when I lose an actual part of myself. It seems to me that the things I worry about in life usually never come to pass. The most daunting things come completely out of left field. For example, last Tuesday I had plans to paint all day in my studio. Instead, there I sat attached to an intravenous drip in Toronto Western Hospital, watching all of the emergency ward madness through a medicated haze. I witnessed a half-naked, handcuffed, ankle-shackled man swearing at two accompanying police officers, an elderly woman belting out Russian folk songs and a young woman with no obvious injuries screaming at the top of her lungs. After 8 hours of watching this circus, waiting to hear about the fate of my inflamed gallbladder, a surgeon finally told me that it "has to come out". No surprise, since many relatives' gallbladders have conked out at age 50. My options were a) Go home loaded with medication and book surgery for August or b) Sit around for 48 hours or more until there was a surgeon available. August it is. So here I sit writing, feeling bruised inside, but grateful for many things. Grateful for painkillers and antibiotics (thanks Alexander Fleming), grateful for minimally-invasive keyhole surgery that removes troublesome organs we no longer need and grateful that 4 years of indigestion, pain and picky-eating will finally come to an end this rainy summer. Amen!
On the Road Again
This summer, my family and I will take a journey out west to Calgary and Vancouver. I haven't been in over 20 years, so I'm super excited. Our son seems to think that the United States "is more beautiful than Canada" so we want to broaden his perspective by taking him to Banff, Lake Louise, the Okanagan Valley and all the touristy stops in between. I will be armed with my camera and sketch pad so stay tuned for photos and paintings inspired by Western Canada in my fall newsletter. We will also make a side-trip to Ottawa for an annual family summer BBQ hosted by my cousin.
It's the one time of year where all family members make their best effort to show up!
The Shops at Don Mills – Ontario's First Urban Village
On August 18 through 20 I will be one of the 100 artists exhibiting at Art In the Square, located in the main square of the Shops at Don Mills (1090 Don Mills Ave at Lawrence Ave. West), an upscale, outdoor mall, the first of it's kind in Canada. It has a tonne of great shops surrounding a town square for community events, a wide variety of outdoor/indoor dining and even an ice-rink in the winter. I participated in this show last year on what was arguably the muggiest weekend of 2016. We experienced relentless heat and humidity, intermittent heavy rain and hurricane conditions that took down many of our tents around ( mine included). However, the show must go on and we survived, sales were made, fun was had and I have signed up to do it all again this year, including the life-sustaining Lindt chocolate ice slushies! This event is totally worth the visit if you are in town that weekend.
Special Art Camp with Special Kids!
Some of you may know that I am studying towards becoming an art therapist. This summer I am being given an opportunity to exercise what I have learned so far at a summer camp in North York. I am really looking forward to painting with children and teenagers on the Autism Spectrum and helping them develop expression through creativity. I will include photos of that happy event in my next newsletter.
Thanks for signing up for my newsletter and reading this far! I hope you enjoy my latest paintings and newly designed merchandise and wish you a wonderful, happy, safe and creative summer!


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I dropped off Baldwin at the vet's for his neuter and shots which will be done tomorrow morning. Brought Lilac and he got his 2nd DA2PP boster and the vet was really pleased with his plumpness and activity level. He has thumbs up so can now find a home. We also did a skin scraping on what we thought were cigarette burns on his forehead just in case it does come up positive for something else but no… tests came back negative for parasites so guess we were right with the diagnostic. They are healing and scabs have fallen so now he just needs to grow hair on those 3 spots on top of his head – he is too cute though!
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6 July 2016 is International Kissing Day or World Kiss Day. The idea behind the International Kissing Day is that many people may have forgotten the simple pleasures associated with kissing for kissing's sake, as opposed to kissing as mere social formality or prelude to other activities. Kissing can be an enjoyable experience in and of itself. It is an expression and experience of intimacy.
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Friday, June 11, 2010
Crow Update, June 6
Friday, June 4, 2010
Crow Update
Hello, this is John Kangas with a Crow Gliding Area update for June 2nd, 2010. Thus update is about public records we have attained, current news about the Crow Gliding Area, and a meeting scheduled later this week with the City.
As mentioned in our last update, we are exercising our rights to gain access to public records. Regretfully, we are not liking what we are seeing. We never completely understood why our Park and Recreation folks never moved forward after our initial intro meeting. This last week we received material that shows that Boise was planning on sale of the property to Fish and Game long before Boise even owned it. In other words, they were just going to buy and sale the property on behalf of Fish and Game. The City just never shared that detail with us. This is probably why Park and Recreation left us in limbo.
Contained in the information we attained, is a draft memorandum of understanding that shows that the City and Fish and Game were planning a interim management plan that would not allow most outdoor recreational activities on the property. Fish and Game only estimated $2500 dollars a year to manage the property. It looks like that in order to meet that low estimate, anything other than walking was going to be prohibited. This would include Bicycling and Horses. Off leash dogs were also going to be prohibited on the property. In the documents, Park and Recreation Director Jim Hall and Chairman of the Open Space Advisory Committee Chairman Chuck McDevitt indicated to the Fish and Game folks that our quiet Gliding should not be allowed. In stark contrast they then discussed use of short range weapons and fire arm safety at Hammer Flats. It seems clear that Fish and Game always wanted to preserve a hunting option for the property, and by using deer habitat as the "magic words" they could convince the city to limit other activities that would eventually burden their core mission statement (i.e. Growing and Harvesting game.)
We received a more positive note from Jeff Gildehaus a long time glider instructor and full time outdoorsman who flew the Crow Gliding Area for many years. Jeff says this about the Crow. "The fact that 35+ years of flying and the wildlife has been there all along speaks volumes about the compatibility."
Public pressure for the City to do the right thing and open "our land" to compatible use continues to grow. Most folks know in their hearts that we can have lovely deer habitat in areas that people can enjoy too. News channel 7 broadcast a story about the proposed sale to Fish and Game last week. http://www.ktvb.com/news/local/Boise-to-sell-700-acres-on-Hammer-Flat-to-Fish-and-Game-95063454.html
In the interview Mayor Bieter said..."Geographically, it's a pretty important area for hang gliding and we'll certainly work with all the parties as much as we can to accommodate that." The Mayor stated that hunting would not be allowed by the City as terms of the sale to Fish and Game. The story grew more interesting when the Governor of Idaho later said on talk radio that the State would not buy the property unless Hunting was allowed.
Here is an aerial shot of our hill looking NW. Because the Crow Gliding Area is on the city/people side of the Hammer Flats property, next to the existing homes in the area, it represents an ideal buffer and brush fire safety zone for all of the deer brush that Fish and Game plans on planting. It would also be an ideal area to locate a small parking area for our activity and other outdoor recreation going into the Hammer Flats area and up the Cobbs ridge to rivers trail.
This coming Friday, the City has scheduled a meeting between the Idaho Hang Gliding Association and the Chief of Staff for the Mayor along with the President of the City Council. We look forward to the meeting. We know that our Gliding activity is compatible with almost any outdoor management plan, and any willing agency, as we have demonstrated all across our great nation. We believe that we can partner and we are ready to roll up our sleeves and put together a great plan.
Looks like we are making a difference folks. Remember, democracy will only work if we participate. Please continue to call and write to your elected officials. Please Call Mayor Biter's hotline at (208) 384-4404 and share with him how you feel. It looks like he may be sensitive to saving a great outdoor gliding legacy as he works in "Making Boise the most livable city in the country."
Keep good thoughts about saving the Crow Gliding Area, we will see what the Mayor's Office has to say on Friday.
Blaine, Lisa, Patrick, Aaron, and John,
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Crow Flying Site Overview
Crow Flying Area from Aaron Beck on Vimeo.
and an awesome day of boating around the Boise Valley in go-anywhere-you-want conditions on Sunday at 8th Street.
"The whole valley is lifting." -Mark D.
Congrats to Lewer for his first successful thermal flight.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Finally allowed a voice?
"Geographically, it (the Crow Gliding Area) is a pretty important area for Hang Gliding. We'll certainly work with all the parties as much as we can to accomodate that (access)."
"We'll work with them with access as much as is appropriate..."
--Boise Mayor Dave Bieter, May 27 2010. Channel 7 news at six on air interview.
Not quite yet a sigh of relief, but it sounds as if we might finally have an opportunity to sit down, speak with and engage with the City of Boise.
Be ever positive with one another and everyone else who is a non-flyer.
We pilots know that we participate in a non-motorized, open space and geographically dependent activity that is compatible with the City of Boise's desires. Through first hand experience at the Crow when vultures join us at the ridge, or red-tails hook up with us in a thermal or when deer or antelope pay us no more mind than a skyward glance then turn back to grazing on bunch-grasses we know that there is no substantiated reason to exclude us from the air.
What a wonderful world and time we live in - when we humans can soar wing-tip to wing-tip with the "real" pilots of the world.
Still, nothing is known. Things can change daily. Hold together. Hold the high ground. Be a positive force in the world.
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Crow Flying Area Update, May 21, 2010
Are we being hammered at Hammer Flats?
Back in 2001 Boise voters passed a $10 million dollar open space serial levy to do five specific things. By statute, serial levies must do that which they say they will do. When we voted, our ballots stated that "approved levy funds will: Protect water quality; Preserve wildlife habitat; Provide increased recreational areas for walking, biking, and other outdoor activities; Limit overdevelopment and traffic; and Protect natural vegetation that prevents mudflows and washouts."
This spring, Boise spent the last $4 million dollars of our trust fund buying the 700 acre Hammer Flats property including the Crow Gliding Area just above the Crow Inn. Immediately and without any public meetings or input, the City announced that Hammer Flats would be managed by IDFG (Idaho Department of Fish and Game.) One IDFG manager was then quoted saying this about Hammer Flats "if people are thinking in terms of additional recreational opportunities, they're probably going to be disappointed." Some reports stated that no new trails and roads would be built. Other reports indicated that even existing roads and trails could be closed. One thing is for certain, our expectations and our open space is being spun by Boise City and the IDFG.
The Fish and Game mission statement reads "All wildlife.. shall be preserved, protected, perpetuated, and managed. for. continued supplies of such wildlife for hunting, fishing and trapping." In other words, IDFG grows fish and animals so that they can be harvested. Nothing is said about managing people and outdoor activities.
What we don't know; Why are Boise hikers, runners, bicyclists, hang gliders, climbers, equestrians, dog owners, and other outdoor enthusiasts are being ignored by the City in favor of IDFG and their mission statement to grow and harvest animals? Why is Hammer Flats not being integrated into the Boise Park and Recreation system where its many uses including winter habitat can be balanced? Just who in Boise City is making the decisions to ignore the citizens, and the letter and intent of the serial levy?
What we know: The final half of our Boise open space trust fund is now being earmarked to benefit the IDFG. Private meetings are now being held between IDFG and Boise City. Outdoor user groups have not been contacted by Boise City, including those who have expressed a desire to utilize the open space at Hammer Flats. No public meetings have occurred. The first time "we the people" will have an opportunity to comment "on the deal" will be when the City Council votes on the matter after IDFG and Boise City finish their private meetings. IDFG has already locked the gates to our land and has posted their signs prior to any agreement. IDFG will use No Trespassing Laws to enforce "their" lands.
John Kangas,
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Sunday, September 30, 2012
Monday's Lunch: Fall Feels Sooo Good!
It is finally Fall...and it is actually sort of starting to feel like it around here. Fall doesn't last very long here. In fact, we are expecting snow on Wednesday and Thursday.
In this bento:
*2 salami leaf sandwiches (stacked)
*Colby Jack stick cheese (cut into 3s and stacked)
*Apple cinnamon mini muffin
*Chocolate dipped wafer cookie
*Red grapes
*Frozen strawberry star yogurt
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Recent surveys have revealed that at least 9 out of 10 farmers see forage and better use of grass silage as playing central roles in the future of their businesses. But in several vital areas of grass and silage production, farmers are falling short. In response to this, Volac have launched the 'Cut to Clamp' initiative, to help farmers produce consistently better silage.
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These clear messages regarding the central role of better use of grass silage and the need to produce consistently better silage were heard from experts at a recent industry briefing, to help farmers get more from forage and silage, and also following two separate farmer surveys.
According to Ben Wixey, national agricultural sales manager for forage experts Germinal GB, 98% of the 560 UK livestock farmers taking part in the 2016 Forage Use Survey ranked forage as the most important or one of the most important factors in their long-term farm business sustainability. Two-thirds of respondents said they were actively striving to do a better job with forage management. Despite these very clear statements of intent, the rate of reseeding grassland is, on average, well below that required to maintain swards in anything close to maximum productivity.
Only one in five of the livestock farmers taking part in the survey stated they were reseeding more than 10% of their grassland each year," added Ben Wixey, "and almost half were reseeding less than 5% each year. This clearly points to significant lost potential, but more importantly a great opportunity for the industry to do better.
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These results were echoed in a separate survey of over 100 dairy farmers, said, Derek Nelson, product manager for animal nutrition and silage experts, Volac – which found that, despite high levels of concern about future volatility in milk price and feed costs, and 90% of farmers rating greater use of grass silage as extremely or very important in helping to reduce bought-in feed costs, there were worrying shortcomings in silage-making techniques.
Clearly, producing good grass and good silage makes a lot of sense for improving farm business sustainability," said Derek Nelson. "But if farmers are to genuinely increase milk production from home-grown forage and reduce bought-in feed use, it will be essential to address these shortcomings.
"More than 80% of dairy farmers in the survey were looking to reduce bought-in feed costs. However UK silage quality does not seem to be improving," he added.
In response, Mr Nelson said Volac have launched the 'Cut to Clamp' initiative, aimed at helping farmers produce consistently better silage by focusing on best practice in six key areas: cutting, wilting, treating, harvesting, clamping and feeding. Several of these were problem areas in the survey, he pointed out.
Citing examples, he said the survey found nearly one in five farmers was cutting first cut grass either at heading or afterwards. Although this increases yield, it compromises quality, and therefore potential milk production, he said.
"Similarly, nearly 80% of dairy farmers in the survey were wilting for 24 hours or longer. But the objective should be to wilt as quickly as possible to 28-32% dry matter, which may take less than 24 hours. The longer you wilt, the more vital sugars are lost."
More worryingly, Mr Nelson said the survey highlighted some poor understanding of fermentation to preserve grass silage – with only 40% of farmers recognising that a good fermentation converts some of the crop's sugars into acid, and nearly a quarter not recognising that it was important to exclude air. "These issues, plus others, are some of the key areas that Cut to Clamp aims to address."
Learn more about Cut to Clamp.
Supporting Derek Nelson's overriding quest for better forage quality, Ben Wixey stressed the importance of starting with the right raw material, something that can only be achieved if swards are in the best possible state. He pointed out that under most circumstances, reseeding offers a rapid return on investment.
Reseeding more regularly will ensure more of the grass being harvested will be the original sown species, as opposed to weed species, so there will be a tangible increase in the value of the crop," he said. "Even assuming quite modest increases in dry matter and D-value, the extra performance achievable from the higher quality forage will often pay for the reseed in the first year."


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The Kellogg Family Foundation is dedicated to supporting and growing our community, that's why we're proud to be a sponsor for the Howell Art Project.
Along the same lines as our Flower Empower Program, which aims to beautify downtown Howell with flowers, the Howell Art Project aims to bring outdoor art to downtown Howell. This art competition features local and statewide artists, and the winners' artwork will be replicated and featured downtown throughout the year. This year, the Howell Art Project is going to feature both 2-D and 3-D designs in their competition. All art submissions will go through a jury process, public vote, and expert jury panel to decide the winning pieces to display. The 12 finalists' art pieces are displayed at the Howell Carnegie Library, Howell Opera House, Kokopelli's Korner, and Uptown Coffeehouse.
To learn more about the Howell Art Project and stay up to date on the competition, visit http://www.downtownhowell.org/howellartproject/
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This past Sunday was the Shavuot holiday here in Israel. Out of Israel aka Chu"L, it's a two day holiday, so was Sunday and Monday. On Shavuot we celebrate that Gd gave us the Torah, and we spend time learning Torah subjects.
Some people even learn all night. There were years when I learned a good part of the night, but didn't this year. For over twenty years, on Shavuot afternoon we've been hosting a class in English by my neighbor, Rabbi Dov Berkovits.
I serve watermelon. I used to also serve pretzels, but since the pretzels were mostly eaten by me, I eliminated them from the menu. This year a neighbor brought some cheesecake, too. It was just too delicious, as was the watermelon. Of course the watermelon I bought was much too big, but it's a perfect juicy one.
When watermelons are this good, it's criminal not to eat them. I don't want to know about the calories and sugar in them.
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Make a z fold card in 7 simple steps
Before you even start picking out papers or deciding which die cuts and decorations to use, you can have great fun by getting creative with your card bases and learning how to make a z fold card.
Making an alternative base shape is a simple way to add extra interest for recipients, especially as you can create lots of different sections to show off your chosen embellishments and sentiments – the more the merrier!
Here, Debbie Simpson shows you how to make a z fold card and just how versatile you can be with your designs, to create that all-important 'wow' factor.
For this project, Debbie used The Hobby House Sweet Blossom Collection paper and toppers to decorate her z fold card design.
Once you've mastered z fold cards, find more great guides, card-base ideas and other papercraft projects in our How to… section.
We love to see what you've been crafting, so don't forget to share your projects with us on Facebook and Twitter, too!
How to make a z fold card
Step 1. For the card base, cut A4 card into two pieces measuring 14x28cm and 5x28cm. Score each piece on the long edge at 7cm and 14cm then mountain and valley fold each piece.
Step 2. Cut one piece of patterned paper to measure 13.5×13.5cm and two pieces to measure 13.5×6.5cm. Mat and layer the paper onto coloured card then adhere onto the card base.
Step 3. Cut a piece of patterned paper to measure 4.5×13.5cm and two pieces to measure 4.5×6.5cm. Mat and layer onto coloured card before adhering to the 5x28cm strip from step 1.
Step 4. Position strong adhesive, such as Red Liner Tape or wet glue, to the reverse of the end panels of the 5x28cm strip – but only going half way along the 4.5×13.5cm panel, as shown.
Step 5. Adhere the strip to the base card, making sure the short panel is positioned on the right-hand side. The longer panel should overhang the left-hand base panel, as shown.
Step 6. Die cut embellishments. Mat and layer a die-cut image topper onto a scalloped circle then glue it onto the card – be careful not to adhere the panels together when adding this element.
Step 7. Add a double-ribbon bow to the left of the image and a sentiment tag to the panel. To finish, add your die-cut embellishments and a few paper flowers along the centre strip.


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In other baby news, Erica appears to be getting a tooth. Dribbling, gnawing, an extra feed added overnight, fussy feeding. A small white bud visible on her bottom gum on the rare occasions I can see into her mouth, and I can feel it too. It's not red or swollen so I don't think she can feel it. Aapart from her increased need to suck and gnaw, she's pretty contented.
She definitely left-handed. The first of six children and eleven grandchildren of two left-handers! She is learning to grasp deliberately, and consistently chooses her left hand to practice. She holds up her hand, looks at it with her cross-eyed baby look, and deliberately aims it towards...usually my nose.
Amy has finished Little Red Riding Hood and now her and her friends are making up dances to songs. It puts a spring in her step on the way to school. Lena declared her day at kindy yesterday to be 'perfect', so it looks like the efforts the teachers are making are paying off. Kanji's friend suggested we change schools, but I'm not ready to go that far yet. Only two more months and she starts school. There will be new kids, and new classroom lists so the dynamics will change. I don't think the bullying children are being deliberately mean at this point, just stupid.


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Escape to an unforgettable experience and celebrate the 4th of July, Latin American style in the hidden mansion of fun, Dallas Mansion Manor located just 10 minutes from downtown Dallas
Ages 21 and Up welcome. The celebration begins at 4:00 pm until 2:00 am.
Beach Volleyball, Olympic Pool, Beer Pong, Water Bounce, Dance floor and more.
We will have the Top 15 spectacular Latin DJs from DFW who will play their excellent repertoire to spend the afternoon in the private Mansion pool.
$500 Bikini Contest at the Mansion Pool Party.
Variety of foods from Latin America and Caribbean. Yes tacos too!
Lets Drink. Dance. Play!


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Weyandt's Revenge
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The entrance to the puzzle is near the vista. Start at the Farshore Ward Waypoint in the Farshore Ward and head to the vista as you normally would. Head behind Tokk's Mill and jump up the hay bales. Jump down to the lower area where some hay bales are located then head through the partially obscured hole in the wall on the right side. Head up the hill and follow the passageway to another open area. There will be some rock steps on the left side to jump up. Loop around to the right side and head up another set of rocks. You will now be at the vista. The ominous stone mouth behind the vista serves as the start of the puzzle.
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Spoiler alert: The hidden text contains spoilers relating to the solution to the Weyandt's Revenge jumping puzzle.
Preamble: This puzzle is based around illusionary walls, which you will be passing through in order to get to the end.
- Access to First Mate Shane for the purchase of pirate weapons.
- Magnificent Chest
- If you enter the mouth of the puzzle at a bad angle, you will be killed on the rocks on the way down.
- Other tips for completion are listed above, in the spoiler section.


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Hey, President Trump, To fix the Healthcare mess, listen to the dog that didn't bark! Dr. Grant Bagley & Wes Chapman July 4, 2017 Preface: This is the first in an occasional series of articles looking at selected healthcare policy issues best addressed by [...]Read more
Private Payers – Use Artificial Intelligence to Reduce Costs, Improve Care and End Prior Authorization
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Jim Carrey was one of the most popular actors of the 1990s. Although his wacky style of comedy wasn't necessarily to everyone's taste, it helped make films such as Dumb and Dumber and The Mask big hits. Flash forward to 2017, though, and the rubber-faced star is all but gone from movie screens. Nevertheless, the actor's personal life is often the subject of gossip. So what in the world happened?
Right from early childhood, Jim Carrey wanted to be a comedian. He had a talent for impressions, and he knew it. So, as the young star grew up, he continued to hone his skills and began appearing at comedy clubs. Sometimes he bombed, but slowly the actor put together a winning routine. And eventually he caught the attention of comic Rodney Dangerfield, who then signed him up as a supporting act.
From there, Carrey decided to take a chance and move to Hollywood. And it turned out to be a very good decision, indeed. By the early 1980s, in fact, he was appearing on television in the likes of An Evening at the Improv and The Tonight Show. But the star's big break came in 1990 as part of the cast of sketch-comedy series In Living Color – and next he set his sights on the movie world.


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The Suffers - "The Suffers"/
The boys suffer through The Suffers' 2016 self-titled debut. OR DO THEY? What is R&B? What is a tromboner? All these questions, and many more, are answered in this episode! The next episode will cover Bastille's "Bad Blood."
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If you're in debt, refinancing at a lower interest rate will help you repay it faster. But those in debt face a catch-22: They have so much debt, so their credit score likely isn't very high – making it difficult to qualify for refinancing. Here are some tips on how to improve your credit quickly in order to refinance. Continue reading »
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Mayor's Holiday Home Decorating Contest
Think you have the most festive house on the block? The City of Gardner invites residents to enter in the Mayor's Holiday Home Decorating Contest. It's a perfect project for the entire family to enjoy. The contest is open to homes within the Gardner city zip code (66030). Winners will be chosen for the Most Creative Display, Most Twinkling Lights and Mayor's Choice. Judging will be on December 11 and 12. On the night of judging, please turn all of your holiday lights on by 6:00 p.m. and leave them on until 10:00 p.m. Entry fee is $5.00 per house and form must be received by the end of the day on December 10.
Winners will receive a gift card, special recognition on the city website and be mentioned in the January City Newsletter.
Winners will receive a gift card, special recognition on the city website and be mentioned in the January City Newsletter.
|December 11 & 12, 2018
|Judging will be from 6:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. on Dec. 11 & 12
|$5.00 per house
|Registration Deadline:
|Register by 5:00 p.m. on December 10
|Registration Form (pdf)
|Online registration isn't available for this activity. Please submit form
|with payment to the Parks and Recreation counter at City Hall, or email
|form to firstname.lastname@example.com or fax to 913-856-0970.
|Call Gardner Parks & Recreation with any questions at 913-856-0936!
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The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) has announced plans to strike against Eskom.
The union threatened Eskom on Wednesday following the power utility's announcement to close five coal-powered stations over the next 10 years.
NUM general secretary David Sipunzi said the closure programme would result in 10,000 direct job losses and as many as 40,000 other jobs being lost at stations around country and at the coal mines that supply them.
Sipunzi said the strike will involve all its members employed at Eskom without offering a timetable. The union has about 15,000 members working at the power utility which amounts to almost a third of Eskom's workforce.
However, the power utility said it cannot afford a strike as it provides essential services to the country.
Eskom is not new to labour strikes as earlier in the year, coal workers protested against President Jacob Zuma's announcement that Eskom would sign new renewable energy contracts.
Reuters reported that NUM membership has fallen to below 200,000 from some 300,000 in 2012 partly due to lay-offs in the country's mining sector and poaching from rival unions.
Coal is currently used to generate more than 90 % of the country's power supply. With plans to expand the country's power dependency to off-grid solutions, by the time new nuclear power stations come online and with the current assistance of independent power producers, Eskom said the country's power grid will be stable for years to come.
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Markham, Ont.-based Interware was the winner of the Gold Award for Best Mid-Market Solution at this year's CDN Channel Elite Awards.
Interware won by delivering one of the largest Electronic Medical Records migration ever in Canada. They migrated more than 44 million health records as part of the Association of Ontario Health Centres with a one-of-a-kind toolset called InterPort, which extracts data from various disparate legacy EMR systems quickly and cost effectively.
In this video feature, Lak Gill of Interware talks about what the award means to the entire organization.
Also winning Silver and Bronze awards in this category are: Sela Canada and Compugen.


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For those thinking Efia Odo and Kweku Reveloe's relationship was just for the gram, should please come again. According to Efia, he did the needful and even went ahead to meet her family. Following her rant on Twitter, the slay queen cum TV presenter made some shocking revelations about her …Read More »
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> Federal 1995 Study: Right Turns On Red Not Dangerous
Federal 1995 Study: Right Turns On Red Not Dangerous
Despite the focus on right turns with photo enforcement, NHTSA concludes right turns on red are rarely dangerous.
Lawmakers in several states have begun to crack down on excessive shortening of yellow light times at red light camera intersections, and the photo enforcement industry has responded by shifting focus to right turn enforcement. The states of Ohio and Georgia were the first to require one extra second of yellow be added to an intersection where cameras issue tickets, effectively eliminating the profit available to cities for enforcing straight-through violations at an intersection.
Increasingly right-on-red ticketing has become the primary source of program revenue. In many cities, turning tickets account for up to 80 percent of tickets issued. So far, only a handful of states have responded to this development, with Tennessee being the only jurisdiction to ban red light cameras from ticketing right turn violations (
view attorney general's ruling
). Florida adopted a vague standard that allows right turns on red made "in a careful and prudent manner."
It has been known since for decades that heavy enforcement of right turn violations produces little benefit in terms of safety. A 1995 study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration confirmed the lack of danger involved in turning right on red.
The study used a decade's worth of data, from 1982 to 1992, taken from state collision databases in Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, and Missouri along with federal data from the Fatal Accident Reporting System (FARS). Only 84 out of 485,104 fatalities that occurred in that ten-year period involved turning right on red. The databases do not reveal whether the accidents happened during a legal maneuver or an illegal turn. Many of the crashes took place when a motorist turned right on a green light.
"The actual number of fatal right turn on red crashes is somewhere between zero and 84 and may be closer to zero than 84," the study found.
Of the incidents that did take place, about 44 percent involved hitting a pedestrian, 33 percent striking another car and 10 percent hitting a bicyclist. The data show that right turn crashes, when they happened, were less likely to involve serious consequences compared to other types of collision.
"Right turn on red crashes seem to involve slightly less injuries and fatalities than other crashes at signalized intersections," the report found.
Among crashes in the state files, right turn on red was involved in 0.05 percent of all collisions, and 0.06 of those involving an injury or fatality. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration determined this number was not significant.
"In conclusion, there are a relatively small number of deaths and injuries each year caused by right turn on red crashes," the study concluded. "These represent a very small percentage of all crashes, deaths and injuries. Because the number of crashes due to right turn on red is small, the impact on traffic safety, therefore, has also been small."
A copy of the report is available in a 150k PDF file at the source link below.
The Safety Impact of Right Turn on Red
(National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 2/5/1995)
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The Dow Is Down Despite Solid J&J and Coca-Cola Earnings
Although we don't believe in timing the market or panicking over daily movements, we do like to keep an eye on market changes -- just in case they're material to our investing thesis.
Investors continue to want progress from Washington on the government shutdown and debt-ceiling debate, and so far, they haven't gotten it. The Dow Jones Industrials traded down 53 points as of 10:50 a.m. EDT as market participants hold their breath in anticipation of some sort of compromise to reopen the government and avoid a debt default.
The pressure from the shutdown has been strong enough that it has overshadowed results from the new earnings season. This morning's reports were generally favorable, as Johnson & Johnson managed to gain almost 1% on continued strength in the health-care conglomerate's pharmaceuticals business. Drug revenue rose almost 10% globally, with strong results from blockbusters like its Remicade arthritis treatment and its prostate-cancer drug Zytiga. Sluggish results from its medical-device business and adverse currency impacts couldn't hold J&J's overall sales down, with revenue rising 3.1%. Net income rose slightly, and adjusted earnings topped estimates. Even better, J&J boosted its 2013 earnings guidance, helping encourage investors about the company's future after lingering concerns over the past several years.
Coca-Cola's earnings news wasn't quite as unequivocally positive as J&J's. The beverage giant overcame a 3% drop in revenue in boosting net income by 6%. Yet volume growth continues to be a drag on Coke's long-term growth prospects, especially as international volume growth came in at just 3%. Although investors have grown used to relatively weak performance in Coca-Cola's core Americas segment, emerging markets are essential to the soft-drink king's strategic plans. Those long-term concerns are likely behind the stock's drop this morning, as shares gave up pre-market gains to turn modestly negative.
Beyond the earnings realm, Microsoft was the top gainer in the Dow, rising more than 1% as analysts at Jefferies upgraded the company's stock. Arguably more interesting, though, is the company's new partnership with digital-filing-system maker Neat. As Microsoft moves more aggressively into cloud computing, it needs strategic partnerships like this to keep up with its rivals. If it can succeed in catching up, Microsoft could find new avenues for growth beyond its legacy operating systems and office software.
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A couple days ago, I knitted up another one of these cable-lace hat because cables and lace are my favorite things whether on hats, scarves, legwarmers, cowls, you name it and I'll love it.
I made up the pattern, and I've already started on a modified version of this, but sadly (to every knitters' horror), I ran out of yarn [insert gasp here]. I even contemplated ripping apart the hat I have now, so I can finish it, but I have a hard time destroying anything I make, so I'm placing it on hold.
The thing is, I'm not going to be able to run to the store until this weekend, so I'm partly devastated that I won't be finishing my new favorite project anytime soon. If you can't tell, I've been in a knitting frenzy lately, so this isn't helping me very much. (Now would be a good time to focus on my schoolwork, right? Yeah … that…)
The new version will likely make a debut on Etsy (once I finish it), but for now you can simply sit back and feast your eyes on this one.
I made it using Lion Brand Wool-Ease yarn. The color was "Mushroom." I really don't know how they (or anyone else for the matter) comes up with names for these colors. It makes it really hard for me to describe the color (though pictures should suffice), but still… Does anyone else have a problem with trying to describe colors? For some reason, it's something that's been troubling me for a while now.


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Taenggu's Secret Love Playlist
Ever since the first time I looked into your eyes, I already knew iT's YoU. That sense of familiarity as if we already knew each other When We Were Young. That Girl who was so Bright, So Good. I thought I'd Never Be Like You. Distance separated us apart, got my tears falling like Rain […]Read More


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much as if she were a brilliant pearl in the palm of their hand. Seeing that she was endowed with natural gifts of intelligence and good looks, they also felt solicitous
to bestow upon her a certain knowledge of books, with no other purpose than that of satisfying, by this illusory way, their wishes of having a son to nurture and of
dispelling the anguish felt by them, on account of the desolation and void in their family circle (round their knees).
But to proceed. Yü-ts'un, while sojourning at an inn, was unexpectedly laid up with a violent chill. Finding on his recovery, that his funds were not sufficient to
Being unable for a considerable time to prosecute her studies,
Yü-ts'un lived at leisure and had no duties to attend to.
Whenever therefore the wind was genial and the sun mild,
he was wont to stroll at random,
after he had done with his meals.
full of self-contradictions; and, in fact, the contrast to those maidens in my work, whom I have, during half my lifetime,
seen with my own eyes and heard with my own ears. And though I will not presume to estimate them as superior to
"My only object has been that men may, after a drinking bout, or after they wake from sleep or when in need of relaxation
from the pressure of business, take up this light literature, and not only expunge the traces of antiquated books, and obtain
a new kind of distraction, but that they may also lay by a long life as well as energy and strength; for it bears no point of
similarity to those works, whose designs are false,
whose course is immoral. Now, Sir Priest, what are your views on the subject?"
K'ung K'ung having pondered for a while over the words, to which he had listened intently, re-perused, throughout, this record of
the stone; and finding that the general purport consisted of nought else than a treatise on love, and likewise of an accurate
transcription of facts, without the
least taint of profligacy injurious to the times,
he thereupon copied the contents,
from beginning to end, to the intent of
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Dr. Felicitas C. Rabonza - Chairperson
Antonio N. Rabonza - Vice Chairman
Ma. Flordeliza R. De Guzman, MA.Ed
VP for Academics and Administration
Saint Bernadette College of Alabang
University of the Philippines - Diliman
Romualdo C. Rabonza
Dr. Ma. Corazon C. Rabonza
Certificate of Licensure
Dental Board of California
Advanced Fixed Prosthodontics Residency
Esthetic Professionals
Tarzana, California, U.S.A.
Comprehensive Esthetic Residency
Esthetic Professionals
Tarzana, California, U.S.A.
Advanced Functional Aesthetics
Las Vegas Institute
Nevada, U.S.A.
Endodontics Residency
University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)
Ma. Rosario C. Rabonza, MA
Assistant Principal
Saint Bernadette College of Alabang
Early Childhood Education Units
University of California Los Angeles
Master of Arts in English Language Teaching
Philippine Normal University
Bachelor of Elementary Education
Specialization in Music
Philippine Normal University
Ma. Cecilia R. Santos, MBA
Registered Associate
J.P. Morgan Securities, Los Angeles California
Licensed Resident Insurance Producer
California Department of Insurance
Masters in Business Administration
Woodbury UniversityBurbank, California, U.S.A.
Rodolfo C. Rabonza, MA
Master of Arts in Instruction and Curriculum Major in Technology
Grand Canyon University
Phoenix, Arizona, U.S.A.
Master of Arts in Education Literacy
Loyola Marymount University
Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.
Master of Arts in Elementary Education
Loyola Marymount University
Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy
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The Piezo Box uses four piezo microphones attached to an Arduino Nano, via some 10k resistors. The Arduino is housed in a small Hammond enclosure, with the Piezos mounted to the surface with foam, to minimise vibrations across the sensors.
I have written a basic serial-to-midi conversion patch in Max which allows control over percussion instruments within a DAW, such as Ableton Live, or Logic.


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and family, and he applied them to developing ateljé
Lyktan's most bankable models.
Although the production methods changed, the
core designs remained true to the originals; along
with Bumling, ateljé Lyktan launched its Supertube
in the late 1960s, based on an earlier design by
Bergström. Extensive product development and a new
manufacturing process meant it was now possible to
extend tube luminaires into long tracks which could be
installed in any direction and level, and turned through
360 degrees to be directed up, down or to the sides.
Bergström's ateljé Lyktan, like many other design-based companies, entered a new era.
In the mid-1970s Pehrson sold ateljé Lyktan to Fagerhult.
As the Bumling, Supertube, Tube, and Knubbling lines
developed the firm opened a new factory in 1977. Five
years later Pehrson died and was succeeded by Bengt
Fitger. The company focused increasingly on lighting
for public spaces until Rolf Brandstedt took up the post
as CEO in 1992. New lines included Tommy Govén's
Fovea, the first luminaire designed for the new, narrow
T5 fluorescent tube. Fovea was unveiled at the lighting
exhibition in Hanover in 1996, the same year that
Bergström passed away, aged 86.
Above: the Supertube production
line at the factory in Åhus
Opposite: many luminaires were
variations on a theme