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Decorate your girl's room with this ballet shoes coat rack/wall organizer. This one of a kind design makes the perfect gift for a dancer or ballerina. It shows the true dancer spirit that any girl has. The custom made order shown has three ballet shoe hooks on a distressed white reclaimed wood board. Our re-designed hooks will come as shown in image 2.In Note To Seller Please Add:Hook Selection & Color (pink or white - ballet shoes, castle, princess, etc)Listing Details:Approx. Dimensions: L 18.5" x H 4"Hook 2" TallWood Finish: Distressed WhiteHook Finish: Pink/White - - - Design not featured? Send us a custom request and we can custom design the hook and board - - - Purchase our proudly 100% American Made products. Your purchase helps support environmentally friendly products made from recycled materials. Each board is handcrafted with love, taking 5+ hours to make, including sanding, finishing, and creating the custom numbers with 3D printed white recycled PLA (plastic). We use reclaimed wood for the board, so the exact color, texture, and distress marks will vary for each piece of wood. Dimensions of the board are approximately, and may vary by an inch. Your custom hook board will come with two pre-drilled holes to mount your board. Hooks will come unassembled to prevent breakage during shipment. Instructions will be provided on how to assemble and screw the hooks into the board. Please reach out with any questions.Keywords:Ballet Shoes Coat Rack, Shabby Chic Wall Hanger, Girl's Room Hook Organizer, Hook Rack, Accessory Holder, Rustic Coat Rack, Dancer Decor, Dancer Coat Rack, Ballet Slippers Organizer, Ballet Hook Rack, Girl's Room Decor, Girl's Room Organization, Dancer Hooks, Ballet Hooks, Ballet Decor, Ballet Wall Art, Dancer Wall Art

“Working on these efforts helps me heal,” Bob Pack said. “It’s something I believe in, and I can’t do it for my two children, but I can do it for other children.”. Since the accident, the Packs have embraced the public spotlight, starting when they successfully rallied prosecutors to charge the woman who killed Troy and Alana, Jimena Barreto, with second-degree murder rather than gross vehicular manslaughter. Barreto admitted to taking several doses of Vicodin, a prescription painkiller, and Flexeril, a muscle relaxant, before getting into her car that evening, and witnesses reported seeing her drinking earlier in the day.

Barreto had illegally obtained more than her prescribed amount of those drugs by filing prescriptions with multiple physicians, in a process known as “doctor-shopping.” She was ultimately convicted of second-degree murder and is serving a prison sentence of 30 years to life, The Packs’ most recent victory ballet shoes coat rack, shabby chic wall hanger, girl's room hook organizer, hook rack, accessory holder, rustic coat rack, came in September, when Governor Jerry Brown signed into law SB 809, The bill updates California’s Controlled Substance Utilization Review and Evaluation System (CURES) database, which allows doctors to check if their patients are doctor-shopping..

Bob Pack applied his background in technology to help design the CURES update and his story helped get the bill through the state legislature, which took seven tries and the removal of language that would require doctors to check CURES each time they file a prescription. The new measure would close that loophole, requiring doctors check CURES for every prescription of Schedule II or III drugs, in addition to requiring doctors take drug tests and lifting a 38-year-old cap on the amount of money families can be awarded in malpractice settlements.

Bob Pack said most politicians agree that the $250,000 cap is too low — it effectively dissuades most lawyers from taking on malpractice suits, But the Packs weren’t able to find a legislator who was willing to introduce a bill that would adjust the cap for inflation, so they’re turning to California voters, “In 1975, gas was 57 cents a gallon,” said Sarah Hitchcock-Glover, who was unable to sue doctors after her son died during a routine appendectomy in 2008 and still doesn’t know what killed him, “[The cap] should at least be adjusted for inflation, But no one wants to take the lead and stand ballet shoes coat rack, shabby chic wall hanger, girl's room hook organizer, hook rack, accessory holder, rustic coat rack, up against the insurance lobby.”..

There was a somber mood throughout the memorial, but occasional outpourings of joy as well. When Bob introduced he and Carmen’s 7-year-old daughter, Noelle, to the crowd as a sign of his hope for the future, she gleefully jumped in front of news cameras to do an impromptu dance, and the crowd burst into laughter. The memorial culminated with a releasing of butterflies and balloons to honor Troy and Alana’s memory. There were also brief speeches by the Packs and county Supervisor Candance Andersen, who was the Danville mayor when the accident occurred, and State Sen. Mark DeSaulnier (D- Concord), who authored SB 809 and has worked closely with the Pack family over the years.

The theater started as a meeting hall when it opened in 1913, but it’s also served as a skating rink, movie theater, autopsy room, dance hall, Santa’s workshop, church, basketball court, radio broadcast center and more, Town elders intervened in 1987 to save the historic two-story building from becoming a parking lot, ultimately turning the building into its current incarnation as a performing arts theater and art gallery, The building’s colorful history and 100th gala reception, a new art exhibit and a theatrical centennial ballet shoes coat rack, shabby chic wall hanger, girl's room hook organizer, hook rack, accessory holder, rustic coat rack, presentation in the renovated theater, All events are free and open to the public..

“It’s been used for so many different things in its history and has been a staple in the town for so long that it warrants a celebration,” said David Lam, Danville’s performing arts coordinator. “It’s lasted this long and become such a vibrant spot for cultural art uses in the town.”. Local historian Beverly Lane is “absolutely delighted” that the town will celebrate the theater’s historical significance. “Every time I go in there, I’m reminded of something I remember,” Lane said. “It was handy to have movies down there. You didn’t have to leave the community to go see a movie. It’s not the most handsome building. But when you look at Front Street, it’s very significant.”.

The theater was built in 1913, but its second story dates back to 1874, Lane explained, “Actually, one of the things that’s interesting about that building is that the second floor used to be the 1874 Grange Hall,” she said, “Back then, you’d never take down a building, Don’t ask me how they did it, They decided they needed a larger hall because the community was growing.”, The one-story structure grew to two stories when the existing Grange Hall was relocated and, through architectural magic, became the second floor for the new hall built jointly by the Grange and Oddfellows social and fraternal groups, The building was located on Front Street, the town’s original ballet shoes coat rack, shabby chic wall hanger, girl's room hook organizer, hook rack, accessory holder, rustic coat rack, commercial district built along San Ramon Creek..

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