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Facials are a great way to keep your skin glowing, but they can be pricey. We asked Louisa Macan-Graves, author of Hollywood Beauty Secrets: Remedies to the Rescue, and Elda Argenti, owner of the Plantogen skincare line, for their favorite make-at-home face masks crafted from common household ingredients.
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Cut a slice of ripe papaya and remove the seeds and pulp. Rub the inside of the papaya peel on your cleansed face, focusing on lines around the mouth and eyes, crow's feet, thinning temples, neck and hands. Let it dry for 15 to 20 minutes, then rinse. This mask can be done twice a week. "The enzymes in papaya exfoliate, repair sun damage, diminish age spots and smooth skin. Your skin will look brighter, with a more polished finish," says Macan-Graves.
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Combine 1 tsp honey and 1 tsp olive oil. Separately, prepare a packet of plain oatmeal, using less water than called for so it forms a thick paste. Next, add the honey and olive oil mixture to the cooked oatmeal. Apply as a scrub, gently rubbing it in small circles over your skin, avoiding the eye area. Rinse off with warm water and pat dry. This mask can be done twice weekly. "The oatmeal in this scrub exfoliates, while the honey and olive oil moisturize," says Argenti.
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"Believe it or not, I love to cleanse with oil," says Argenti. For this facial, she combines 1 Tbsp plain Greek yogurt with 2 tsp olive oil and 1/2 tsp lemon oil (not to be confused with lemon juice; lemon oil is found at health food stores). The mixture should be a bit runny but not easily poured out. Massage over skin, then wipe it off with a wet washcloth.
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Combine 2 Tbsp plain yogurt with 1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice (the juice of one lemon) and apply to your cleansed face and neck. Let it dry for 20 to 30 minutes. You'll feel the mask tighten on your face and neck, which creates a lifting and firming effect. Leave it on longer (up to one hour) for even more face-lifting effects. Once done, rinse with tepid water followed by a cool rinse. This mask can be done two to three times a week or whenever you need a face lift.
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Combine 2 Tbsp honey with 1 Tbsp apple cider vinegar or lemon juice. Apply to your clean face and leave on for 20 minutes. Rinse with tepid water followed by a cool rinse. This can be done three times a week. "This mask heals, moisturizes and balances the pH of the skin," says Macan-Graves. "Honey is a humectant and natural antibiotic that heals and moisturizes. Apple cider vinegar helps balance the pH of skin and soothes damaged skin."
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This toning eye treatment helps to "de-puff, relax, refresh and energize your skin," says Argenti. After cleansing your skin, brew a cup of chamomile or green tea and allow it to cool. Then soak two clean, round makeup sponges in the tea and squeeze out any excess liquid. Place one on each of your eyes for 15 minutes.
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Macan-Graves recommends oatmeal and fennel to help moisturize dry skin. Grind 1 Tbsp oatmeal in a blender and set aside. Add 1 Tbsp fennel seeds to 1/2 cup boiling water to make a tea. Allow the seeds to steep for 10 minutes; strain and discard. Let it cool to room temperature and then combine 1 Tbsp of the fennel tea with 1 Tbsp ground oatmeal and 1 Tbsp honey. Apply the mixture and leave on for 20 minutes. Rinse with tepid water and then a cool rinse.
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Combine 2 Tbsp sour cream with 2 Tbsp honey and 1 Tbsp apple cider vinegar or lemon juice. Apply and leave on for 20 minutes. Rinse with tepid water followed by a cool (not cold) rinse. "This mask heals, exfoliates, brightens and moisturizes skin. It refines pores, fades acne marks and prevents blemishes from coming up," says Macan-Graves.
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Neweden is a world whose gods are death and fate, and its here that the Hoorka have arisen: a guild of assassins, whose single law is that the victim must always retain a tiny but finite chance of escape. If the victim can survive until dawn, they may go free. But the rich and powerful dont care to have their will thwarted, and so the Hoorka must deal with the consequences of their own ethics. Gyll, the leader of the Hoorka, also has dreams of taking the guild offworld into the growing society of the Alliance, which is trying to reconstruct a shattered, worlds-spanning empire. Is that dream a genuine possibility, or will exposure to other cultures doom the Hoorka entirely? Gyll must confront internal struggles within his own people, the dangerous politics of Neweden, and the twinned threat and promise of the Alliance. The Hag of Death dances around them, mockingly. Can the Hoorka survive to see the dawn of their own success, an Assassins Dawn?
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Boulder >Food & Dining > Rudi's World Cuisine
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Neighborhoods: South Boulder, Martin Acres
This is the place for great food food to please everyone from vegan to carnivore. – In Short
Although Rudi's started as a vegetarian restaurant, it is now an expertly blended combination of meat and veggies that is sure to please everyone in a group. Imagine a restaurant that attempts a fusion of dishes as diverse as saag panir, fettucini verde and filet mignon with brandied pepper sauce--and all with four-star quality. Breakfast is just as impressive, with intriguing highlights like gingerbread pancakes or blackened trout with eggs.
Great Food - Great Service – Several friends joined me for Sunday brunch - we all had an excellent meals. I had blackened trout (at my request served without the eggs & potatos, on a bed of greens) - it arrived hot, perfectly seasoned and served not only on a bed of fresh greens, but with assorted salad veggies as well. I really appreciated the chef's willingness to accomodate my request. There was something for everyone on the menu, the portions were generous, and we shared samples from each other's plates - everything tasted GREAT. The FORMER OWNERS know what they're doing, I'm glad they're back - Rudi's has alot to offer.
Back under original ownership! – I just wanted to say that the two previous reviews are completely invalid now. Yes, everything was true THEN. But now the original owners are back and everything is wonderful! The food is so delicious and they have something for everyone! Italian, Indian, Thai, beef, seafood, vegetarian, etc. Best of all - the veggies are locally grown and organic as much as possible, the meat is organic and all natural, and the salmon is wild, not farmed! They also offer organic wines. The chef uses plenty of fresh herbs and spices, so everything is very flavorful. Also, the portions are plentiful and the homemade herbed bread is delicious! If you tried Rudi's last year under the former owner - you should definitely give it a second chance! There's a reason it was here for over 20 years before it was sold! Thankfully Rudi's was not lost and has been revived.
Not worth the trip – We to Rudi's after hearing about it from Boulder natives. Another bonus, we thought, was they were listed in the entertainment book with a nice discount. Once we were seated and had placed our orders, we were told that the 2 page ad, color ad in the entertainment book was a misprint and would not be honored. Question, how is a 2 page color spread, with menu listing and details a misprint. Anyway, we were offered the daily deal, $10 off our meal.
I ordered the vegetarian saag with addition of chicken. The dinner came with a poor version of lentil soup and bread which had absolutely no itial taste but a HORRIBLE after taste. My husband didn't think too much of his dinner either.
We definitely will not be going back nor will we be recommending this place to others.
new owner kills great place – We had been going to Rudi's for 20 years. Always had great meals....until last week. New owner has wrecked the place. Wilted salad, souppy entree -even bread was stale. When we complained waitperson got defensive, "well we have the same cooks".
No one came from back of restaurant to discuss situation. Just the check and out the door.
One of best places in Boulder is now an below average has-been. What a crime.
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ISU Softball Closes Regular Season at UNI
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The Illinois State softball team will close its regular-season slate this weekend, when it travels to Cedar Falls, Iowa, for a three-game series with Missouri Valley Conference foe Northern Iowa. The Redbirds and Panthers will open the weekend with a Saturday doubleheader at noon, and wrap up the set Sunday at noon.
ISU (32-20, 17-7 MVC) will be looking to extend its seven-game winning streak and clinch the No. 2 seed for the State Farm MVC Softball Championship, as UNI (37-14, 20-3 MVC) claimed the regular-season title last weekend by winning two of three games at Southern Illinois. Illinois State swept Creighton in a series last weekend at Marian Kneer Stadium to extend its lead over third-place SIU to a game and a half in the Valley standings. Senior Liz Andrews led the Redbird offense over the Bluejays and earned MVC Player of the Week honors by finishing the week 6-or-11 with three doubles and six RBI.
On the season, Andrews leads Illinois State with a .342 batting average and 11 doubles. Sophomore Laura Canopy is hitting .321 with six doubles and a team-best .444 on-bases percentage. Junior Jhavon Hamilton owns a .315 average, ranks second in the league with 10 homers and has driven in a team high 31 RBI. Fellow junior Lauren Kellar boasts a .303 average and has successfully reached base in 19 of her last 21 games. In the circle, senior pitcher Jordan Birch leads the Redbird pitching staff with a 20-12 record and 1.61 ERA. Birch leads the Valley with 199 strikeouts and is second in the conference with a .209 opposing batting average. Fellow senior Megan Warner is 9-7 with a 3.99 ERA.
Northern Iowa has been atop the Valley standings all season, as it opened conference play with 15-straight wins. UNI returns 18 letterwinners from last year's squad and is under the direction of fourth-year head coach Ryan Jacobs. The Panthers are hitting .284 as a team with three starters hitting over .300. Mackenzie Daigh sports a league-best .382 average and leads the team with 17 doubles. Whitney Plein is hitting .331 with a team-best 33 RBI and is tied for third in the MVC with nine homers.
In the circle, the Panthers lead the conference with a 2.04 team ERA. Reigning MVC Pitcher of the Week Jamie Fisher leads the Valley with a 1.35 ERA and an impressive 20-2 record. Fisher is limiting opposing hitters to a .183 batting average and has struck out 195 in 176 innings of work. Jaye Hutcheson owns a 14-10 record and 2.72 ERA with six shutouts in 20 starts.
Illinois State holds a 61-16-1 advantage in the all-time series with Northern Iowa and won two of three games last season in Normal, Ill. The Redbirds have won 13 of the last 16 meetings.
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Wyndham Houston - Medical Center Hotel and Suites features an outdoor pool and a health club. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18 years old.
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- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Self parking fee: USD 8.00 per night
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Hello, many of you know me as the former owner of the Bedrock Store. In regards to your sugar tax, I have been reading these stories and I finally have decided to weigh in. Montrose County implemented a similar tax while I was still running the store. In our case, I was not aware of any big outside interests lobbying this way or that; we storekeepers were just informed by our county's revenue update newsletter. In our case, as I recall, there was a straight across-the-board tax on sugary drinks and candy. I don't remember if it was 1 percent, but it was just an additional tax regardless of the size or ounces of the product sold. This is a huge difference from your county's proposal, in that cash registers are designed by category, not size. Most clerks simply ring up items under the appropriate key (food, candy, non-food, gas, etc.). They won't or can't be bothered with math.
Of course, my cash register was a basic form, not computerized to read bar codes. If I had to have a different or additional tax per ounce, I'd have to have 32 keys allotted for this. However, even if your tax was simple, like ours was, I still found that every additional thing clerks needed to know made it just that much harder to train them, or for them to feel comfortable doing their jobs. For example, are teas a sugary drink? Most of them are, but the non-sweetened teas are not. How about trail mix? If they have nuts and raisins only, they are food, but if they have M&Ms included, they are rung up under the candy key. The list of confusion goes on and on, and then there was the added complexity of the sales tax report. My main problem was with training employees to understand the differences. You people have seemed to make it even more complicated, perhaps mostly for the programmer of the bar code reading cash register departments.
So, perhaps the Bedrock Store just is so outdated we don't fit into the Telluride cash register mode. However, I also find it interesting that Telluride seems to think they are groundbreakers, when Montrose County implemented this years ago without any elections or big outside interests lobbying.
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For months, NBA teams have been preparing sales strategies, promotional calendars and analyzing data from previous seasons to place them in the best position to capitalize on the "Black Friday" for NBA teams -- the day single-game tickets go on sale to the public. (The Cavaliers are employing a unique strategy for single-game tickets, which went on sale on Saturday.)
But as NBA teams start their presales and set goals for their sales expectations, most will overlook, as their counterparts in other leagues have done before them, the fastest growing opportunity to capitalize on single-game ticket sales.
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By Justin BoronDespite anxious attempts by children to wait up for Santa Claus, he always manages to slide down the chimney just as their eyes close to go to sleep. The only evidence of his presence are half-eaten cookies and wrapped gifts from his bag. Santa's mysterious ability to whisk through a house ,unseen by its residents, leaves a question mark for many about what he actually looks like and spills uncertainty into the appearance of his helpers who take gift lists from kids shopping with parents at the mall. As the growing populations of Clayton and Henry counties continue to diversity, some prominent members of the community are concerned that the Southlake Mall in Morrow is too rigid in its racial depiction of Santa. Pastor Hopi Strickland of the Stockbridge Victory Tabernacle Baptist Church said relegating the presentation of Santa to a white figure injures the generous spirit he represents. All races of people contribute to the spirit of giving during the holidays, he said. "It's unbalanced," Strickland said. "People look at Santa Claus as a good man . . . you're going to have a child's mind programmed to believe one race is the good people." But the Southlake Mall has said it is satisfied with its current presentation of Santa and believes its customers are as well. "We want to continue to bring the real Santa," said Andrea Brinkman, marketing director for the mall. "We don't plan on changing it in the near future." Brinkman said the personality and spirit of Santa Claus should be emphasized over race or ethnic background. In Clayton County, where the black population has grown to be the largest majority in metro Atlanta, the president of the local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People called for the mall to diversify its Santas as well. "Santa can come in all colors," said Dexter Matthews, the president of the local NAACP. "If the majority of the population is African-American, it would make sense to have a black Santa." At the Mall West End, Kente Santa Claus interacts with children looking to tell say what they want for Christmas. The mall was the first in Atlanta to have a black Santa in 1972, said Richard A. Dent, the vice president of the Mall West End. Two years ago, the mall decided to go a step further and use a Santa that dresses in Kente cloth, a textile produced in Africa that takes its roots with the Asante and Ewe people of Ghana. "It kind of brings in an African tradition," he said. "He's a (Santa) that could be from another part of the world." The Kente Claus also reinforces the fact that the public's image of Santa is largely controlled by traditional media depictions of a jolly, older grandfather-type with a long white beard, Dent said. "Santa Claus could be a different color," he said. And that color doesn't have to be black, Strickland said. "Playing Santa should be done with diversity white, black, Hispanic, or Asian so kids can see them all."
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Did you get a flu shot? It sounds exactly like real flu, the bona fide influenza virus. Worth seeing your doctor for as Tamiflu in the first 48-72h can make things a lot more smooth.Blade, MD
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I did not get a flu shot, and hadn't even thought about seeing my doctor--I typically just wait these things out (I'm either a real trooper or a real dummy). But since I'm in the two-week wait can I even take any medicine? Will this virus nix any chances of implantation if we did conceive?
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Thanks, Blade! The office is closed for the day but I may call tomorrow if I'm still feeling this ill.
Just took a little jaunt to the grocery store in my pajamas and no makeup, trudging through the aisles like a diseased wretch with a splitting headache and alternating chills and fever. I had to get honey for in my tea. Emergency Honey Hunt. I don't know why I'm drinking tea--I think people do it when they're sick. Mayhap it will revive me. Otherwise I fear I shan't survive the night. Godspeed.
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@poppy - so sorry to read about your recent news. All I can say is...see if you can get some of the procedures looked into that Blade had mentioned. I'll be thinking of you.
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1. Oddsmaker/Bagman-finder Danny Sheridan favors LSU to win this year's national title over Alabama and Southern Cal.
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3. Three suspended Bama players can return "if they do what they're supposed to do," but one other player has elected to exit.
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My three sisters and I would search in our chest of drawers for some patched pants, which were plentiful. Also, we would wear one of my father's flannel shirts and tie it around our waists. Next, we kids would find a stick to carry on our shoulders, and Mother would help us make a cloth bag to hang off the end of the stick.
When I was young, I never saw an actual hobo, but we girls never thought to point this out to Mother.
The candy back then was different. I'll never forget how excited I was to find the creamy, cherry-flavored candy lipstick in my paper sack, which is what we used for collecting our candy. I have not found candy lipstick like that since I was about 10 years old. Also in our sacks, we would get Necco wafers, Mary Janes, caramel creams, wax lips, wax bottles full of sweet liquid, candy cigarettes, Zagnuts, and Kits and BB Bats (both guaranteed to pull out a tooth filling).
A few neighbors would also place coins or parched peanuts in our sacks.
Trick-or-treating was safe during my early memories. By the time I grew a little older, we heard the horror stories of razor blades and pins stuck in candy.
On Halloween night, Mother made us sisters hold hands. We went alone up and down our street. I'll never forget seeing all the other kids, most of them dressed also like hobos or sometimes ghosts. The lucky kids were the ones whose parents had bought them witch hats.
There are other memories I have of fall that are no longer practiced. One of my favorites was when Mother made popcorn balls out of sorghum syrup. She would pat them with butter to make them less sticky, and their sweet-sour flavor was great. I remember, too, that popcorn balls were crispy – unlike others I have bought in stores in recent years.
My best friend Nina and I would rake leaves in rows to create the outline of a house full of rooms. We would pretend we lived in this wall-less house.
In a nearby patch of woods, we children would eat what Mother called "hall apples," which were no bigger than marbles, and we ate muscadines and crab apples.
Children today have their better costumes and a choice of carnivals to attend. They have fall traditions of their own and different candies. They can't have more fun, though, than those of us who grew up in a simpler time. Fall is fall, and every generation finds ways to enjoy it.
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WBB Report - Feb. 18
• Delaware is the last undefeated team in conference play at 13-0, while James Madison follows with a 11-2 record and Drexel right behind at 9-3. Hofstra is now in fourth among the league standings with an 8-5 record.
• Delaware's Elena Delle Donne re-entered the NCAA and CAA stat leaders after missing the minimum number of games played (75%) and leads the conference in scoring (24.7 ppg) and second nationally, just behind FIU's Jerica Coley (25.4 ppg).
• Delle Donne became the CAA's all-time leading scorer on Feb. 10 during the Blue Hens' win at JMU and currently has 2,708 career points. She is also closing in on a number of other CAA career marks, full list on Page 13.
• Hofstra's Shante Evans became the first player in Hofstra WBB history to score 2,000 career points on Feb. 10. She is also closing in on a few CAA career records, after recently becoming the Pride's all-time leading scorer and rebounder.
• Delaware improved to No. 18 in the most recent AP Top 25 Poll and the Blue Hens jumped in the USA Today/Coaches Poll this week to No. 22. The Blue Hens were picked No. 1 for the 5th consecutive week in the CollegeInsider.com's Mid-Major Poll & Drexel was at #23.
• The CAA Women's Basketball Championship will return to the Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro, Maryland in 2013 for the third straight season (Mar. 14-17). Credential forms have been sent out -- if you have not received one, please contact Niki DeSantis at the CAA office.
• The 11 CAA teams have posted a 64-60 record in the season in non-conference play.
• The most recent RPIRatings.com report posted that the CAA was ranked 14th among the 33 conferences with Delaware ranked at 26 leading the CAA.
• The College of Charleston has accepted an invitation of membership to join the CAA beginning July 2013.
Tarik Hislop • James Madison
Silver Spring, Md., Sr., Guard
Hislop was selected as CAA Player of the Week after leading the Dukes to a pair of road wins over Old Dominion and Hofstra. The senior guard averaged 23.0 points per game on 43.9 percent shooting (18-41) from the floor. She scored a game-high 22 points against ODU, including 18 points in the second half. Hislop also poured in a game-high 24 points at Hofstra, including a career-high four three-pointers (4-7). The senior guard dished out a team-best eight assists on the week to go along with two steals and five rebounds.
Karneshia Garrett • UNCW
Hoover, Ala./Hoover, Sr., Forward
Garrett earned CAA Player of the Week honors after a strong week averaging 18.5 points and 19.5 rebounds per game as the Seahawks went 1-1 snapping a nine-game losing streak. The senior forward shot 51.9 percent (14-27) from the floor and 69.2 percent (9-13) from the free throw line. She posted double-doubles in both contests, including an impressive career highs of 22 points and 20 rebounds in the overtime win over Georgia State. Garrett became the first UNCW player to finish with at least 20 points and 20 rebounds in a game since the 1987-88 season. She also added a career-high six blocked shots in the victory versus the Panthers to go along with three assists on the week.
Dominique Johnson • Towson
Laurel, Md./Riverdale Baptist, Fr., Guard
Johnson picked up her second consecutive CAA Rookie of the Week honors after helping the Tigers to a 1-1 week, snapping a five-game losing streak. The freshman guard averaged 14.0 points per game for the second straight week, including a team-high 17 points in the Tigers victory over the Patriots in Fairfax. Johnson finished the week recording 4.5 steals per game, including snatching a season-best six steals against Georgia State on Thursday. The rookie finished the week with four rebounds and three assists during 73 minutes of action.
CAA AT NO. 14 IN RPI RANKING (Through Feb. 17): The CAA is ranked 14th among the nation's 33 Division I conferences in women's basketball according to the RPI report compiled by Collegiate Basketball News. Delaware jumped to No. 26 in the team RPI ranking. Drexel (76) and James Madison (84) both joined UD in the Top 100, while Old Dominion (118), Hofstra (120) and Northeastern (127) round out the CAA teams in the Top 200.
CAA IN THE TOP 25: The Delaware Blue Hens, who are now 22-3, improved to No. 18 in the Associated Press Poll Top 25 after returning to the poll four weeks ago. The Blue Hens also improved in the USA Today Coaches Poll to No. 22. Delaware opened the 2011-12 and 2010-11 seasons receiving votes in the AP Poll, but it was the first time in program history that the Blue Hens were ranked in the preseason. The Blue Hens were ranked in the AP Top 25 for 16 weeks during their record-setting season a year ago. UD went undefeated (18-0) in league play and claimed the conference tournament title in 2012. Delaware, which finished last season with a 31-2 record, climbed as high as seventh in the national rankings and advanced to the NCAA Tournament Second Round following its first postseason win in school history. All-American Elena Delle Donne recently returned after missing six contests this season, as she had been sitting out during treatment for Lyme Disease.
TWO CAA TEAMS RANKED NO. 1 IN COLLEGEINSIDER.COM MID-MAJOR POLL: Delaware improved to No. 1 in the CollegeInsider.com Feb. 12 edition of the mid-major poll with 25 first-place votes, while Drexel continued to be ranked in the Top 25 and steadied at No. 22. James Madison (61) and Hofstra (5) also received votes. The women's Mid-Major Top 25 is comprised of teams from the following conferences: America East, Atlantic Sun, Big Sky, Big South, Big West, Colonial, Great West, Horizon, Independents, Ivy, Metro Atlantic, Mid-American, Mid-Eastern, Missouri Valley, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Southern, Southland, Southwestern, Summit, Sun Belt, West Coast Conferences.
JONES WILL BE REMEMBERED: Sara Jones, a volunteer assistant to Old Dominion University head women's basketball coach Karen Barefoot, passed away Friday (Feb. 15) morning after a lengthy battle with breast cancer. Jones served as Barefoot's volunteer assistant the past two seasons and was an incredible motivator for the Lady Monarch team. Jones, 40, fought breast cancer the last 12 years of her life. The Lady Monarchs celebrated Sara's life and breast cancer survivors on Sunday at the 11th annual Hoops for the Cure game.
WBCA PLAY4KAY - FIGHT BREAST CANCER: The CAA, all 11 women's basketball programs and the WBCA teamed up to fight breast cancer. The CAA women's basketball programs committed to participate in a variety of different ways to assist in raising breast cancer awareness on the court, across campuses, in communities and beyond. A large number of schools committed to participate nationwide in the 2012 WBCA's Play4Kay initiative. The CAA and the women's basketball programs are asking fans to attend one of the CAA's Play4Kay women's basketball games and donate to help fight breast cancer and increase early detection and prevention.
DELLE DONNE TOPS CAA HISTORY MARKS: Delaware's Elena Delle Donne is just notches away from hitting the number one spot in numerous categories in the CAA record books (list on page 13). Delle Donne recently became the league's all-time scoring leader career points surpassing James Madison's Dawn Evans for first in the CAA history with 2,667 career points on Feb. 10 and currently has 2,727 career points. The senior earned the records for CAA field goals made (921) and free throws made (694) on Feb. 14 against the Lady Monarchs, passing Drexel's Gabriela Marginean in both categories. The senior forward/guard is just six free throw attempts away from tying new record holder Hofstra's Shante Evans (770) in a career, who earned the top spot on Feb. 17 -- the chase is on.
DELLE DONNE MAKES TOP 20 WOODEN AWARD MID-SEASON LIST: Delaware's Elena Delle Donne was named to the John R. Wooden Award Women's Mid-Season Top 20. The senior landed herself on another prestigious honor list as the only non-BCS nominee listed. The Big East led all conferences with six selections, followed by the ACC with four, the Big 12 and Big 10 with three each, the SEC has two, the CAA and Pac-12 with one apiece.
HOFSTRA'S HISTORY BOOKS: Senior forward Shante Evans set the program's all-time scoring record on Jan. 13 against George Mason and currently has 2,031 career points. Evans, who is averaging a team-leading 17.2 points, became Hofstra's first 2,000-career point scorer on Feb. 10. Evans became Hofstra's all-time leading rebounder on Nov. 28 and currently has 1,269 rebounds and ranks second among the CAA all-time leaders. Entering this season, Evans has averaged over 330 rebounds per year during her career with the Pride. The CAA record is held by James Madison's Meredith Alexis (2004-07) with 1,313 and Evans is on pace to challenge Alexis' mark this season.
HIGH-NUMBERS: Hofstra's Shante Evans, who currently has 2,031 career points and 1,269 career rebounds, ranks among some of the top current players in the nation regarding her career numbers. Evans is third among active players who have passed 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds, as Howard's Saadia Doyle (2,172 pts, 1,118 rbs) and Baylor's Brittney Griner (2,975 pts, 1,181 rbs) rank higher than her, but Evans is the only active player with over 2,000 points and 1,200 rebounds in a career. Evans currently ranks at #18 among the all-time list with 2,000 points and 1,200 rebounds all-time dating back to 1999-00.
DOUBLE-TROUBLE PROGRAM ALL-TIME LEADERS: In addition to Hofstra's Shante Evans, there are only three other active women's players who are also their school's all-time scoring and rebounding leader. Sametria Gideon from Kennesaw State, Loyola Marymount's Alex Cowling and Northern Arizona's Amy Patton are their program's all-time scoring and rebound leaders.
IN THE [CAA RECORD] BOOKS: Hofstra's Shante Evans now owns a spot in the CAA all-time top 10 lists in six career categories (points scores, field goals made, field goals attempted, free throws made, free throws attempted and rebounds)--including the top spot in free throws attempted (770). Delaware's Elena Delle Donne became the league's all-time leading scorer on Feb. 10 and also holds the record for free throws made in a career and field goals made. Delle Donne is ranked in the CAA's top 10 career lists in three other categories -- field goals attempts, free throws attempts and blocked shots. Georgia State's Cody Paulk entered the league's top 10 list in blocked shots during the week ending Dec. 30 and is climbing the all-time chart. On the first weekend of the 2012-13 season the league had two women's basketball players crack the CAA all-time record books -- JMU's Kirby Burkholder sank seven three pointers against Virginia, while William & Mary's Emily Correal grabbed 21 rebounds against East Carolina. Kirby's seven trey's ranks her tied for ninth in the CAA record books, while Correal's 21 rebounds is tied for fifth for rebounds in a single game. Hofstra's Shante Evans jumped into the CAA record books in career rebounds on Nov. 28th. Full list of updated CAA career record book listings are on page 13 of these notes.
REACHING THE MILESTONE - 1,000 CAREER POINTS: Delaware's Danielle Parker became the most recent CAA player to register her 1,000th career point on Feb. 7 as she became the 24th player in Delaware WBB history to reach the milestone. The Blue Hens now have three 1k career scorers currently on the team. Northeastern's Deanna Kerkhof is the 15th player in Northeastern's program to reach 1,000 career points as she passed the milestone on Jan. 24 with a three-pointer in the contest against Drexel. Drexel's Hollie Mershon became the Dragon's 20th player in program history to reach 1,000 career points on Dec. 21 after pouring in a team-high 23 points. Delaware's Lauren Carra reached 1,000 career points as she tallied 16 against nationally-ranked Maryland on Dec. 20. Carra became the 23rd Blue Hens to reach the plateau. William & Mary's Emily Correal poured in a career-high 28 points against Radford on Dec. 8th and in the same outing became the Tribe's 17th WBB player to reach 1,000 career points. George Mason's Amber Easter and William & Mary's Janine Aldridge have scored their 1,000th career points this season.
MVPs ALL AROUND: Delaware's Elena Delle Donne led the Blue Hens to the Blue Sky Classic title with averaging 20.0 ppg and 12.5 rpg to earn MVP honors (Dec. 30). Hofstra's Shante Evans received the MVP award at the New York Life Holiday Tournament (Dec. 23) after leading the Pride to a pair of victories over Mississippi and Northwestern. She poured in 23.5 points and 15.0 rebounds per game. Drexel's Nicki Jones earned the TD Bank Classic Most Valuable Player honors (Dec. 1) after the Dragons took home their second tournament title of the season. Jones played just 20 minutes against Rhode Island, and scored 20 points in 32 minutes of the championship game against Vermont. The senior shot 10-for-14 (.714) against Vermont to go along with nine rebounds, two blocks and four steals. She joins teammate Hollie Mershon and Georgia State's Cody Paulk as they earned Most Valuable Player honors at their respective tournaments over the Thanksgiving weekend. Drexel won the Long Island University Tournament as Mershon led the team pouring in 16.0 ppg and 7.0 rpg. She added eight assists and three steals helping the Dragons earn their first in-season tournament victory since the Big Apple Classic in December 2000. Paulk led the Panthers to the GSU Thanksgiving Classic title scoring 15.0 ppg and 9.5 rpg. She also tied a personal best six blocks against Georgia Southern on the first day and finished with nine total blocks on the week to go along with four assists and three steals. Paulk also shot 65 % (13-for-20) from the floor in 43 minutes of action.
DELAWARE'S DELLE DONNE ESPNW WOMEN'S HOOPS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Delaware's Elena Delle Donne, a senior forward/guard from Wilmington, Del., is the ESPNW national player of the week (Feb. 3) after her outstanding performance in UD's past three-game week. The senior averaged 28.7 points in the three games over six days. In Sunday's 79-63 win over Hofstra, Delle Donne scored 35 points on 10-of-20 shooting and grabbed nine rebounds. Her 26-point effort against Northeastern and 25-point performance at Georgia State were so good that she didn't have to play much in the second half of two easy victories. Thanks to Delle Donne's efforts -- she has averaged more than 25 points per game since her complete return. Charlie Creme, Graham Hays, Michelle Smith and Mechelle Voepel each vote to determine ESPNW's national player of the week, which is awarded every Monday of the women's college basketball season.
JMU'S HISLOP ESPNW WOMEN'S HOOPS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: James Madison's Tarik Hislop, a senior guard from Silver Springs, Md., is the ESPNW national player of the week (Nov. 26) after her outstanding performance in the Cancun Challenge. Hislop set the pace in a three-games-in-three-days marathon for the Dukes. She scored a career-high 32 points in 40 minutes, including seven of her team's 10 points in overtime, as James Madison posted an 89-86 victory over Green Bay to open the tournament. Hislop closed it with 30 points in a 63-58 win over Wichita State, including a pair of free throws with 7.3 seconds to go to ice the game.
AP ALL-AMERICAN HONORS: Delaware's Elena Delle Donne was a unanimous choice on the Associated Press women's basketball preseason All-America team, receiving all 40 votes from a national media panel. Delle Donne becomes the first player from a non-BCS conference to earn preseason All-America honors since Amanda Wilson of Louisiana Tech in 1998-99.
DELLE DONNE, EVANS NAMED CANDIDATES FOR SENIOR CLASS AWARD: Delaware's Elena Delle Donne and Hofstra's Shante Evans, join CAA's men's basketball standout Jonathan Lee from Northeastern on the initial list of candidates. Delle Donne is studying early childhood education and has excelled on the court as well as in the community. Evans, a history major, is entering her final year with the Pride with 1,618 career points and 992 career rebounds, edging fifth and second all-time for HU, respectively. The selection will be narrowed down to 10 male and 10 female finalist midway through the regular season.
NAISMITH EARLY SEASON WATCH LIST: Delaware's Elena Delle Donne and Hofstra's Shante Evans pair up again on the Naismith Women's Early Season Watch List. The 50 player watch list was compiled by the Atlanta Tipoff Club's Board of Selectors, which based its criteria on player performances from the previous year and expectations for the 2012-2013 college basketball season. The Naismith Women's College Player of the Year presented by AT&T will be awarded on April 8, 2013, in New Orleans, La.
DELLE DONNE ON THE WADE WATCH LIST: Delaware's Elena Delle Donne was named to the 2012-13 Preseason Wade Watch list of candidates for the prestigious award in September and continued on the list in February. The senior forward/guard was one of 25 preseason candidates. The preseason list is composed of top NCAA Division I women's basketball players who best embody Wade's spirit from 18 institutions and eight conferences. A committee of coaches, administrators and media from across the United States compiled the list using the following criteria: game and season statistics, leadership, character, effect on their team and overall playing ability.
DELLE DONNE, EVANS CHALK UP A SPOT ON EARLY WOODEN AWARD WATCH LIST: Delaware's Elena Delle Donne and Hofstra's Shante Evans were named to the John R. Wooden Award Women's Preseason Top 30. The duo landed themselves on another prestigious honor list and they join last year's award winner Baylor's Brittany Griner along with a number of other top candidates. The Big East led all conferences with seven selections, followed by the ACC with six, the Big 12 and Big 10 with five each, the SEC, Pac-12 and the CAA with two and the Ivy League with one.
2013 CAA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP: The CAA Women's Basketball Championship will return to The Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro, Md., for the third straight season in 2013. The teams played in front of 8,100 fans during the 2012 four-day event (2011 - 7,727).
TV EXPOSURE: The CAA saw a record-best of a 43 games on television last season, including three televised games during the CAA championship. All 12 teams will make at least one television appearance during the 2012-13 season. The CAA women's basketball television package has aired over 20 games for the last four seasons. The CAA also enjoyed a record amount of exposure through new media efforts.
UNCW HIRES ADELL HARRIS AS WBB HEAD COACH: Former Wake Forest standout and current Tusculum College head coach Adell Harris has been named the 10th coach in UNCW's women's basketball history. Harris, 31, takes over the Seahawk program after a successful three-year stint as head coach of the Pioneers, guiding the NCAA Division II school to a 61-30 overall record, back-to-back Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Tournament championships (2010 & 2011) and three straight appearances to the NCAA Tournament. Harris replaces Cynthia Cooper-Dyke who resigned to take a head coaching position at Texas State University. Cooper-Dyke posted a 44-22 overall record, including a school-record 24 victories in 2010-11, and back-to-back trips to the postseason.
DELAWARE, OLD DOMINION SELECTED TO HOST 2013 NCAA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL POSTSEASON ROUNDS: The NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Committee has announced the selections of the first and second-round as well as regional sites for the 2013 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship. Delaware, located in Newark, Del., received a first and second-round games in 2013. Old Dominion, located in Norfolk, Va., was selected as a host for a Regional Site. ODU has hosted the NCAA tournament 22 total times, including five Regionals - most recently in 2004. Delaware is set to host the first and second round on March 24-26 at the Bob Carpenter Center, while Old Dominion will host their regional on March 31 and April 2.


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He opens doors and acts nice - he can guru my fashion anytime. :)A gentleman should NEVER wear shorts, warns male fashion guru Tom Ford
By Daniel Bates
Last updated at 10:35 AM on 28th March 2011
With the promise of warmer weather many men may be tempted to pull on a pair of shorts.
However, before exposing those hairy legs to the world, a word of warning from one of the worlds experts in male fashion: Gentlemen dont wear shorts. U.S. designer Tom Ford says they should not be worn in the summer even if the temperature becomes unbearable. They are simply never appropriate.
He says it is acceptable to wear shorts or flip-flops only on the tennis court or the beach.
The source of the designers gripe is not clear, although there is little doubt that shorts and flip-flops are extremely casual compared to the luxurious clothes he sells at his own boutiques. Ford may have also been horrified by the typical uniform of the British male in summer, a combination of football shorts and sports-themed flip-flops. In a magazine interview he outlined the five steps that are necessary to be a modern gentleman, which included manners.
I always open doors for women, I carry their coat, he said. Stand up when people arrive at and leave the dinner table.
Also, according to Ford a gentleman today has to work. He said: People who do not work are so boring.
In a possible nod to the recent travails of fellow designer John Galliano, who was filmed making anti-Semitic remarks, he says that a gentleman should not be racist or snobbish.
He also claimed that you should always look your best when you leave the house, as a mark of respect to other people a rule which extends to shorts.
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