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With wit and wisdom, Mike will teach you how to sculpt your cake and decorate it with lifelike features made out of fondant and modeling chocolate, using reference photos of your subject. The oversized head offers the advantages of easier carving, lots of cake to serve, and best of all, a light-hearted and humorous way to celebrate your subject. This cake-decorating class also includes some serious cake-stand construction. You'll learn how to build a sturdy and customized support structure before stacking layers of delicious cake reinforced with buttercream (recipes included!).
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"A fantastic class from the absolute master of magnificent cakes. It is long and detailed. From planning and structure to the smallest element of the design, no corners are cut and it all flows thanks to Mike's excellent style of teaching, relaxed manner and humor. The design can easily be adapted to other people structures, bobblehead or not, and the range of skills used in this complex cake will be useful for many other projects."
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MIFFLINTOWN - Juniata County officials are warning residents to be on the lookout for deed notices mailed from Compliance Document Services out of Washington, D.C. On Tuesday, during a regular public board meeting. Commissioner Robert Reynolds said the mailings appear to be a moneymaking scam.
Alicia Sigler, Juniata County Register and Recorder, said county residents have been receiving "Deed Processing Notices" which offer to provide a copy of property deeds to homeowners for $86. Sigler said the notices are not associated with the office of the Juniata County Recorder of Deeds.
"It upset me to know that this was going on," she said.
Sigler said property deeds are public record and are available at the county courthouse. If homeowners misplace their original deed or need a copy, the Recorder of Deeds provides that service for 35 cents per page. A typical deed is about four pages in length, Sigler said.
The processing notices have been received statewide and the attorney general has been notified of the problem.
Also at the meeting, Lisa Bruschi, senior program manager for Henkels and McCoy, gave an update on the TechBridge youth program, located at 4042 William Penn Highway, Mifflintown.
According to a press release, more than 100 local youth have received academic and employment assistance through TechBridge programs at Juniata High School, East Juniata High School and the Out of School program. The training model includes career assessments, job search, money management and supplemental supportive services such as professional tutorting and behind-the-wheel training.
The 2012-2013 contract year began with a paid summer work program where six local employers agreed to provide work training experience while Jarred Dressler, vocational instructor, provided job coaching and oversight. The youth also had the choice to receive a national industry credential in Customer Service or Green Energy.
Bruschi said TechBridge has funding this year to provide even more quality paid work experiences to local youth through Juniata County employers. The program is seeking employers to provide mentoring, job shadowing or actual paid work experience or internships.
Interested employers should call Deborah Barrow, program manager, at 319-9334 or Dressler at 513-2137 to discuss the potential of partnering.
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Ratified CDBG-IDIS check No. 1,140 in the amount of $2,635 and check No. 1,141 in the amount of $10,500 to SEDA-COG as submitted by Dave Bardell, planning director.
Reviewed the September 2012 Juniata County Children and Youth Statistical Report as submitted by Helen Henry, Children and Youth director.
Approved the Purchase of Service agreement with Central Counties Youth Center as submitted by Helen Henry, Children and Youth director.
Ratified Juniata County Hazardous Materials check No. 1,141 in the amount of $228.54 to Wright Express FSC for fuel.
Approved a request from Lack Township for liquid fuel funds of $3,207.74 to purchase and stockpile stone for road maintenance.
Approved checks Nos. 35,992 through 36,055 in the amount of $81,586.72.


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The SCM concentration in the School of Management emphasizes the cross-functional features of supply chain management. The students in the SCM concentration are not only well-prepared for classical demand planning, production planning, inventory management and procurement of purchasing management, but also trained to identify and solve cross-functional problems together with the departments of marketing, finance, information technology, and human resources.
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Fashion Photography Grows Up
At the recently opened Tim Walker exhibition at London's Somerset House, art and fashion students throng around the giant props for which the British fashion photographer is renowned, chatting animatedly, sketching furiously and sneaking a discreet picture here and there.
Standing farther back, surveying the throng, is the second layer of Walker fans—well-heeled thirty- and fortysomethings. No less appreciative and more likely to be longtime Walker followers, they eye the pictures and fantastical props (which include a spitfire, a vast snail and a large swan in the form of a rowing boat) with the seasoned eye of prospective collectors. The third group—a decidedly older, but equally ardent, crowd—appears to be gallery regulars, surfing the new wave of curiosity about fashion photography.
That a photographer like Walker can pique the attention of such a disparate group says much about the talent of this 42-year-old, who has been snapping images for Vogue magazines for over a decade. It also says something about fashion photography and the place it holds in the art world. "What we are seeing now is that fashion photography is an element of popular culture that people can connect to on a basic level, but also on a higher cultural level," says Alistair O'Neill, fashion consultant to Somerset House and a senior research fellow in fashion history and theory at Central St. Martins College of Arts and Design.
For the past decade or so, the work of fashion photographers has been fetching record prices at auction. In 2010, the iconic picture of the Dior-clad "Dovima with Elephants," shot by the late Richard Avedon in 1955, set a world record for the photographer and was the most expensive photograph ever sold in France, fetching €841,000 at Christie's Paris. Last November, an Irving Penn picture of his wife Lisa Fonssagrives-Penn, entitled "Woman in Moroccan Palace" (1951), sold for €361,000 at Christie's in Paris, while his black-and-white Vogue cover of Jean Patchett from 1950 was sold by Christie's New York in 2008 for $481,000. Among living fashion photographers, Mario Testino, the late Princess of Wales's favorite photographer, saw his picture of Daphne Guinness for the March 2008 British Vogue sold for £133,250 at Christie's in London this past June.
We have been looking at pictures like these in magazines for years, but the idea of hanging them on our walls is relatively new. "I think it's all related to the idea of Hollywood," says gallerist Michael Hoppen, who represents Walker. "The new era of privacy surrounding movie stars has meant we need to focus on other icons. The new icons are models in fashion photographs; these are the new signifiers of style and taste." In an age of digitization and the omnipresent airbrush, the more highbrow among us might look askance at the idea that this manufactured imagery counts as "taste," but Hoppen disagrees, pointing out that Walker uses neither digital photography nor Photoshop. "I regard Tim's work as almost cinematic," he says. "He works with big tableaus, drawing inspiration from art and film. This is fashion photography almost reinvented as performance art."
The strength of fashion photography is, of course, in part the clothes, which some see also as its limitation. "There's a danger that this sort of photography can end up looking dated by the clothes," says Hoppen. But sometimes the obvious time frame is as much a boon as it is a drawback. Robin Morgan of Robin Morgan Media, which handles British photographer Terry O'Neill's archive, says that the hunger for pictures of '60s icons is ever-increasing. "I think the cult of the '60s—the collision of art, film, rock, pop and fashion—created such iconic imagery that to collect it is to say something about you," he says. "The '60s is where this photo-collector craze really kicks off." Morgan sells O'Neill's iconic shots of Terence Stamp, Jean Shrimpton and the Rolling Stones in limited editions from £7,500. One of O'Neill's pictures of Raquel Welch recently sold for £20,000.
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By art collectors' standards, this is obviously small fry. "This sort of photography is still affordable art," says Morgan, who says he increasingly sees a younger collector in this market. "Recently a young man came to us with £100,000. He said he wanted to start a collection. Now he has a series of really cool imagery, and it was a good investment."
"I think we can say that collecting fashion photography is an established market, because it has been happening for over 20 years now," says Alexander Montague-Sparey, head of photography sales for Christie's. "Fashion photographs allow us to look at what you might call a sociological tableau of the times—they not only relate to a moment in time, they establish a standard of taste." Like Morgan, he sees a desire for imagery of a certain era: "The '90s is huge, principally because it was the time of the supermodels," says Montague-Sparey. "Photographers like Peter Lindbergh, who captured these iconic women—the likes of whom have never been superseded—are enormously collectible, but the biggest names are still Irving Penn and Richard Avedon."
These two giants of fashion photography worked during fashion's heyday—the 1950s to the early noughties—and their work includes iconic portraits of the models of the day, whether Penn's artistic compositions with his wife (one of the first recognized models) or Avedon's shots of supermodels for Versace campaigns during the 1990s. "As a society, we have a need to idolize women," says Montague-Sparey. "Just as Leonardo used the Madonna as inspiration, fashion photographers have their muses. The most successful fashion photographs are those wherein the photographer has a rapport with a particular model."
And few models are more successful, or more sought after, than Kate Moss. "Kate Moss has iconic status," says Montague-Sparey. "If you like, she is our secular form of the Madonna." Michael Hoppen agrees: "We saw it…with Irving Penn and Lisa Fonssagrives and David Bailey and Jean Shrimpton, and now we see it with Kate. So much of the recent, great fashion photography is about her relationship with various photographers— Corinne Day being the first."
'Fashion photographs allow us to look at what you might call a sociological tableau of the times.'
Morgan says other elements may be at work in this new fashion photo-culture. "It might sound crass, but I do think that the new architecture of the '90s, which conjured huge amounts of wall space, created a need for easily accessible pictures to fill the void," he says. Could it also be that fashion photography offers buyers a shortcut to cool? "Well, yes and no," says Morgan. "You have to buy the right imagery."
"There is nothing easy about a work by Penn, Avedon or Horst," says Vanessa Kramer, director and world-wide head of photography at auctioneer Phillips de Pury. "These days fashion photography is an established market, with buyers willing to pay up to half a million dollars at auction and up to a million at retail for a picture." Phillips de Pury sold Penn's "Woman with Roses on Her Arm, Lisa Fonssagrives-Penn" (1950) for $230,500 in their April photographs auction in New York; they also set a world record for a Steven Meisel work entitled "Walking in Paris," which sold for $86,500 at auction last month. "This is a market which has been growing as the medium itself grows," she says, listing other big sellers, Including Testino, Lillian Bassman, Cecil Beaton, Patrick Demarchelier, Norman Parkinson and Herb Ritts.
So, is fashion photography art? It's a question which, despite the high prices the imagery is garnering, remains unanswered. Kramer says there is undoubtedly a section of the market made up of buyers who have found themselves outpriced on paintings. It seems, then, that the market is making itself by offering a viable, attractive alternative to the traditional art market. As for the more purist question of whether a photographer communicates as an artist, I leave it to the great Irving Penn to answer: "A good photograph is one that communicates a fact, touches the heart, leaves the viewer a changed person for having seen it. It is, in a word, effective."
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I just finished Tokko Season 1, and really enjoyed it. I find it hard to believe that there isn't Tokko Season 2 out yet. Is there any word on one coming out?
i wish there was, i watched tokko on sci fi ani-monday and i was blown away
i was hoping for a season to.. there has to be one
Thats just great another anime that leaves ya in the dark. I hate it when they do this. They gear ya up and forget how to finish it. If that was suppose to be the ending to the 87 pieces to the box or whatever that just stunk. Why bother to put the 13 episodes on then. I rather not see it at all then. Nothin like waiting several years to a possibly ending show. Great job guys. Terriffic show with no real ending. Almost reminds me of one piece, case closed, etc. Im sure theres tons more where this one will be coming from. Please for goddness sakes dont put something up with out finishing it. Sorry all it just steams me up when i see something and you know it will never be finished. Got to say something somewhere.
i believe there is no season 2 because the manga is on hiatus. there are only three volumes by toykopop. so hopefully we will see more episodes eventually. I will devour their hearts and crap out their souls. They will all taste oblivion....which tastes just like red bull...which is disgusting. -O'malley (RvB)
dont apologize the ones that should are the creaters who dont really create a strory because stories have endings. not plot cliffs.
I want them to make another one too they just ended it "Lord please forgive us for the truspasses that we are about to commit!!" - Dead Leaves, #777
yea i agree i wish they make a second season of tokko."WHEN YOU ATTACK YOU ATTACK TO KILL"
have to see it maybe I will do it later today
Perhaps if you would give this some time and had patience they would be able to make a second season of Tokko. Their probably bogged down with all the other anime their creating right now
I don't think there are plans to make a season two. i wonder if the manga is out in english?
Should there be another season tokko ,, i wish to make another season T_T
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Nov. 15, 2012
Dr. Caryl Fish, left, associate professor of chemistry at Saint Vincent College, guides junior environmental science majors Sam Walters, center, and Rebecca McGrail, right, in the operation of the Herbert W. Boyer School of Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Computing's new ion chromatography system in the instrument laboratory of the Sis and Herman Dupré Science Pavilion. The sophisticated instrument's acquisition was made possible by a recent grant from the Dominion Foundation's Higher Education Partnership Program. It will be used to measure ions in solution such as fluoride, chloride, bromide, nitrates, sulfates and other substances important to biological systems. It will also be used for analysis of Marcellus shale components that typically have a high concentration of ions. The instrument will be utilized in ecology and quantitative analysis classes as well as for senior research in biology, chemistry and environmental science. Walters is from Washington, West Virginia and McGrail is from Steubenville, Ohio.
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Ruben Shives, sales manager for Edinburg, Texas-based Edinburg Citrus Association died Nov. 20 at age 55.
Shives joined the Edinburg Citrus sales staff in 1995. He also worked as an inspector for the U.S. Department of Agriculture in the Rio Grande Valley and as a buyer and inspector for Pleasanton, Calif.-based Safeway. He became the sales manager at Edinburg Citrus in the 2008-09 season.
A statement from Edinburg Citrus said Shives had a larger than life personality.
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A memorial services was held Nov. 24. Shives is survived by wife Belen, son Ruben, daughter Melissa and five grandchildren.


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Norma Pauline Wilson passed away peacefully Saturday, September 22nd surrounded by family at her home in Carnelian Bay, California.
Norma was born to Irl and Peg Fewell on January 4th, 1924 in Wainwright, Alberta, Canada.
Raised on ranches and farms throughout Northern California she moved to Southern California with her parents during World War II. During the war she worked as a fashion model and dance teacher at Arthur Murray Studios. After the War she met her husband Guy Wilson at the Aragon Ballroom in Santa Monica. On March 23rd, 1949 she and Guy married in Modesto, California.
Together they started a family and moved to Carnelian Bay from San Jose in the summer of 1957 when Guy joined the staff at Tahoe Truckee High School as a teacher, coach and later Dean of Students. As with many of the North Shore residents she worked at the 1960 Winter Olympics in the Transportation Department. She was also a member of the Women's Social Club known as the "Tahoe Squaws" where she met many of her lifelong friends.
Known to family and friends as the life of the party, she often entertained them with songs and colorful stories.
She is survived by her husband, Guy of Carnelian Bay; daughter Shelley Wilson of Verdi, Nevada; son Scott Wilson of Carnelian Bay; daughter in law, Charney Risner-Wilson of Vista, California; her brother Jim Fewell of Marin County; grandchildren Delaney Risner-Wilson of Carlsbad, California; Dustin King (wife Jamie) of Reno, Nevada; Haylee Fox (husband Tom) of Santa Cruz, California; great grandchildren Kai Schmid, Frankie Rae King, Rocco King and her newest great granddaughter Remington Fox. She is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her sister Eva Perez in 1998.
The family asks that in lieu of flowers, donations be made on behalf of Norma Wilson to:
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I'm still on the quest for the perfect Carolina BBQ with that delicious vinegar-based sauce. I will find it! And let me tell ya, I've experimented with pork. A lot. And out of that experimentation has come some really good recipes. This being one them.
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EAST LIVERPOOL - A Christmas Eve fire near the city's east end damaged a Liverpool Township home and left a woman homeless.
Firefighters from Liverpool Township got the call around noon Monday and responded to 826 Price Ave., where flames were coming from a rental property on a winding portion of the road at the top of a hill. Glenmoor Fire Department provided mutual aid.
Scott Shreve, 24, of LaCroft, whose mother, Amy Smith Cameron, lives in the house, was one of several people in the rural neighborhood who called 911. Shreve said the house is owned by his grandfather, Demple Smith, who lives next door.
Shreve said he was leaving his grandfather's when he saw smoke and flames coming from a bathroom window of the home. "I backed up and ran in and told my pap that the house was on fire," he said.
The two went to the house to check on the occupant. "He tried going in, and I grabbed him and said, 'You're not going in there,'" Shreve said.
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Manu Katché is often called a forgotten drumming hero. He has not appeared many times on the cover of magazines like Modern Drummer and not even in brochures of the companies he endorses. In spite of that, Manu is very popular amongst a wide range of American, European and African artists who recognize his main talent: blending a worldwide variety of musical styles into the regular drumset with great musicality, style and passion.
Manu Katché can be considered as one of today's leading drummers. Contrary to other drummer's drummers like Dave Weckl, Vinnie Colaiuta or Dennis Chambers he is not a virtuous drummer on first hearing. However, in his ability to lay down a basic groove and ornament it with short tom or cymbal strokes in a most peculiar, surprising, but very musical manner, he is practically inimitable and virtuous in his own way. This 'ornamented groove' is most typical of Manu Katché and it is what makes him recognizable on every album he plays on. I remember, for example, standing in a Florentine shoe shop and hearing an Italian record with those typical Katché drums. I asked the woman behind the counter what CD they were playing and it turned out to be the latest CD from Pino Daniele. I bought the CD a few days later and indeed....it was him playing the drums on the first five tracks.
The fact that Manu Katché is a drummer whose style you can recognize makes him quite special. Unlike, for example, guitar players, drummers cannot easily manipulate their instrument, and they have to 'keep the groove going' all the time, so they have just a limited amount of musical freedom. Some drummers can be recognized by their sounds (Phil Collins, Jim Keltner), some by their infinitely returning fills (again Phil Collins) others by their capability to play seemingly impossible drum parts (Vinnie Colaiuta), but Manu Katché is above all recognizable by his style. Contrary to drummers like Dave Weckl or Steve Gadd and 'thanks' to the fact that he is not a typical virtuous drummer Katché hasn't got a lot of conservatory-, music school-clones. It would be quite senseless to try to imitate him, because his style is mainly based on musicality and his vision on drumming as a sort of landscape-painting. Sounds are for Katché like colors. He uses his drumsticks as brushes and his drumkit like a palette. Like in real painting, tiny touches of color in bigger, colour-contrasting planes make the difference. For that reason he uses small cymbals (splashes) to add color to his playing.


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Iv Been Thinkin Can We Post Som Music On Our Manga page?~Hell User
Thats a good idea! We should try it!
Blossom, oblivion flower!"
What are you gonna do? They usually dont like listening to what we have to say.
Blossom, oblivion flower!"
All of us Mods listen to what the members has to say, but its the sponsors who dont really care... >.>
that'd be cool! i'd have mostly bleach songs though..lol! "You know what you have to admire? A Catholic hit man who blesses himself just before he strangles someone."-George Carlin
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"Green Day's American Idiot" kicked off a two-night run at the University at Buffalo's Center for the Art's Mainstage Theatre on Saturday. The full house was treated to an epic tale told in the parlance of punk rock and power-ballads, with brilliantly violent choreography, shimmering live sound, and standout performances, particularly from lead Alex Nee.
The show - based on the work of Californian punk band Green Day and, in particular, that band's protest-fueled rock-opera "American Idiot" - is set in the George W. Bush years and follows the path of three late-teen friends as they struggle to find meaning amid suburban ennui and urban despair. The storyline, from the book based on the lyrics of Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day, with the help of director Michael Mayer, follows the classic "tramps like us were born to run" theme.
Nee's Johnny - the Billy Joe Armstrong figure, in essence - is a young man filled with rage, the product of a broken home and an even more badly damaged culture. Music offers him his only hope amid a barrage of cultural images that lead to a confused disenfranchisement. (Televisions, spread across the stage and into the urban punk rock nightclub-style scaffolding, display images ranging from Bush golfing, to bombs exploding in the Middle East, to home shopping networks, the subtext being that all of this cultural noise is sound and fury.)
Johnny's friends Tunny (Thomas Hettrick) and Will (Casey O'Farrell) hatch a plan, while wasting their days scoring beers at the 7-Eleven and getting sloshed in front of the television, to head for the big city and pursue their dreams. They scam bus tickets and blow town with all the naïve conviction of youth. Will, however, never makes it that far, having impregnated his girlfriend.
It's not hard to see what's coming: Reality sets in quick. Tunny gets depressed, becomes withdrawn and decides to join the Army; Johnny falls hard for alterna-babe "Whatsername" (Alyssa DiPalma) and then falls equally hard for the heroin that St. Jimmy (Trent Saunders, in a creepily beautiful performance) dangles before him. Back home in suburbia, Will becomes estranged from his girlfriend and baby, flunks the fatherhood test and spends his days on the couch with beers, a bong and a television for company.
"American Idiot" details the difficulty of transitioning from young adulthood into adulthood in the middle of a confusing cultural milieu. More significantly, the play, like the album, ponders the possibility of making it to adulthood with dreams intact. Tunny ends up with his leg blown off in an overseas war he seemingly does not understand. Will can't seem to man up. Johnny, meanwhile, is doing a lot more heroin than he is music-making.
These are the lost kids, the ones exiled from the "American Dream," whatever such a notion might actually represent in the 21st century.
Props must indeed go to choreographer Steven Hoggett, who keeps the action lively and flamboyant with cliché-free movement by the ensemble. The play is dazzling to behold, from Christine Jones' urban-apocalypse set design to the on-stage band, under the direction of orchestrator and arranger Tom Kitt.
But it is certainly Nee who steals the show, so capably does he embody that angst-ridden passion and contradictory nature of the confused but defiant Johnny. Nee looks an awful lot like Billie Joe Armstrong, too, which doesn't hurt. His performance Saturday was a riveting one, and particularly so during the finale, when we realize that "American Idiot" will offer no happy, easy, cheesy closure; rather, the characters end up back home where they began, possibility still available to them but, in 21st century America, certainly not guaranteed.
Of course, the songs themselves are what made such a vibrant theatrical interpretation possible. Like Pete Townshend and the Who before them, Armstrong and Green Day have perfectly captured the confused zeitgeist of their age. "American Idiot" continues at UB's Center for the Arts at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
Full article at Buffalo News: HERE


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Scott Cordia's friends and family knew he was a successful write-in candidate for Farnham village trustee before he did, since he was working Tuesday night.
Cordia, who is employed as a state corrections officer, was at work when the polls closed. His last-minute write-in campaign ousted Peter Zaenglein, who was seeking to win election as trustee, after being appointed to the post. Cordia had 48 votes and Zaenglein received 22 votes.
Cordia was one of the few non-incumbents to win in village elections Tuesday, according to unofficial results.
He will join his father, George, as a trustee on the Village Board. George Cordia said his son decided to run after the petitions were due.
"It was too late to put a petition in," George Cordia said. "He said 'could I still run?' "
The answer was yes, as a write-in, and the younger Cordia went door to door in Erie County's smallest village, his father said.
A complaint was made to the Erie County Board of Elections Tuesday alleging George Cordia was electioneering at the village polls. Cordia said he drove his sister to the poll, and took her up in the elevator and waited outside for her until an elections worker told him she needed help signing her name. He denied he was campaigning illegally for his son.
His wife, Marilyn, usually works as an election inspector, but did not Tuesday because her son was running, he said.
In other villages:
Akron: E. Peter Forrestel II and Keith A. Hatswell were unopposed for two trustee spots, with Forrestel receiving 111 votes and Hatswell, 107. Donald Roth received 41 write-in votes and Jodi Brege got 34 write-in votes.
Alden: Two incumbent trustees, Theodore Mezydlo and Daniel J. Warmus Sr., and one newcomer, Michael A. Retzlaff, won in a race for three seats. Mezydlo had 125 votes, Warmus, 114, and Retzlaff, 101. Incumbent Trustee Angelo Daluisio had 70, Robert D. Overhoff Sr., 88 and Paul Hutschenreuter, 43.
Angola: Mayor Howard "Hub" Frawley and incumbent trustees John Wilson and Charles Katra were unopposed.
Blasdell: Uncontested races saw Daniel Grasso re-elected village justice with 134 votes along with incumbent trustees Kathy Seufert King, 133, and Robert Hefner, 99.
Depew: Former mayor and village administrator Robert Kucewicz was successful in his effort to return to the Village Board, with 471 votes. Linda Hammer was re-elected trustee with 438 votes, while incumbent Trustee Jesse Nikonwicz lost with 430. Justice Gordon Willis was unopposed, and received 622.
East Aurora: Incumbent trustees were unopposed for new terms. Peter Mercurio had 57 votes, Libby Weberg had 54 and Kevin Biggs received 49 votes.
Lancaster: In a race in which four candidates were vying for two four-year seats, Trustee Edward M. Marki lost but his running mate on the Integrity of Choice Party line, Russell W. Sugg, won a trustee spot. Sugg had 500 votes, and incumbent Trustee William C. Schroeder was re-elected on the Citizens Party line with 488. Marki had 481 and Citizens Party trustee candidate Jennie E. Smith was fourth with 431.
Running unopposed were Mayor Paul M. Maute, with 731 votes; Trustee Dawn M. Robinson, with 747 votes for a two-year trustee seat; and Justice Paul T. Bumbalo, 750.
North Collins: Mayor Vincent George was elected to another term with 80 votes, and former North Collins Supervisor Thomas O'Boyle was elected trustee with 68 votes. Both were unopposed.
Orchard Park: Incumbents won all positions. Trustee Francis Hogenkamp received 249 votes, and Trustee Joseph R. Wales got 263. Challenger Mitchell Nowakowski was third with 140 votes. Mayor John B. Wilson, who was unopposed, got 270 votes.
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Picky, picky, picky.
Two picks in particular — pick-6's by Colorado State University-Pueblo — proved costly for the University of Northern Colorado football team Saturday afternoon in a 41-36 loss to the NCAA Division II Thunderwolves at Nottingham Field.
UNC plays at the Division I FCS level and is 1-1 while CSU-Pueblo, ranked as high as No. 6, is 1-0.
UNC senior quarterback Seth Lobato was good for 390 yards and three touchdown passes, but two passes that were intercepted resulted in CSU-P touchdowns in front of a sun-drenched crowd of 4,619.
Both interceptions almost went for naught as the Bears pushed their way to the CSU-P 33 before stalling on fourth-and-18 on an incomplete pass to Dimitri Stimphil with 51 seconds left in the game.
A frustrated Lobato, who hit Chase Davis with touchdown passes of 6, 5 and 26 yards, all in the first half, explained his costly interceptions as "just playin' the game. They made the play and capitalized on it. That's what good teams do."
The first CSU-P pick-6 came with 6 minutes, 37 seconds left in the half as Stephan Dickens picked Lobato off, turned upfield before breaking to the sideline and racing 80 yards for a touchdown.
The Thunderwolves added another interception to their six touchdown total when LaRon Tarkington went 66 yards to score with 5:06 left in the third quarter.
UNC head coach Earnest Collins Jr., who continued to preach that it makes no difference what level of competition an opponent plays at, summed up his team's performance as "too many mistakes, on both sides of the ball.
"We gave up three explosion plays on defense for touchdowns," Collins added. "We gave two pick-6's for touchdowns and you can't expect to do that and win. That's five touchdowns on five plays."
CSU-Pueblo head coach John Wristen called his team's two interception returns "the biggest difference in the ballgame."
The Thunderwolves' other "explosion plays" were a 58-yard touchdown pass from junior college transfer quarterback Chris Bonner (20 for 36, 267 yards and 3 TDs) to a wide open wideout Paul Browning (7 catches, 113 yards); and a 17-yard touchdown pass from Bonner to a wide open Cameron McDondle with six seconds left in the half to give the Thunderwolves a 28-23 halftime lead.
Collins called the Bears' missed coverage of Browning on the long touchdown "asinine," explaining how his staff preached all week how Browning would be the Thunderwolves' go-to player.
"It's not physical," Collins said, "It's mental. It's mental BS of trying to do too much. All week we planned and talked about No. 81 (Browning). He's their go-to guy and at any given time, he's gong deep. For us to give up that play was asinine.
Neither team was very good on defense as the Bears (497 yards of total offense) and Thunderwolves (382 yards of total offense) combined for six offensive touchdowns in what turned out to be a shootout, especially in the second quarter.
Davis, who was suspended for the Bears' opener, caught all three of his touchdowns in the second quarter, but Browning's long TD reception and Dickens' interception return gave the Wolverines enough confidence to figure they had the opportunity to move the ball.
"It was 16-0 and they had the momentum and it could have been 23-0," Wristen said. "When we scored those two touchdowns, our kids figured they could compete and make this a tight game."
The Thunderwolves scored two touchdowns — a 27-yard reception by Josh Sandoval and the 17-yard reception by Cameron McDondle in just 2:07 late in the second quarter to go up 28-23 at the half.
The two teams traded second-half touchdowns — UNC's Tromaine Dennis scored on runs of 1 and 16 yards — but the Thunderwolves put UNC against the wall with Tarkington's interception return and a 2-yard run by McDondle to cap an 11-play, 70-yard drive to go ahead 41-29 with 8:13 left in the game.
UNC tailback Tromaine Dennis, also suspended last week, scored the Bears' fifth touchdown and his second on a 16-yard athletic run around right end that pulled UNC within 41-36 with 6:42 left in the game.
Despite going three-and-out on their second-to-last possession, CSU-Pueblo's Bonner was soaking in his first NCAA college victory.
"I've never felt better," Bonner said. "This is the biggrest win I've been a part of. "I knew we had the right offensive weapons and that would pick them apart."
Wristen insisted that his squad "was lucky to win it," but added, "I'm sure glad we had this opportunity."
Collins was more apt to give the Thunderwolves credit.
"When you're playing a top 10 team, and I don't care what level they are, they're going to come in and play football and they're going to play it the right way," Collins added. "I know everybody is ready to say UNC sucks again and cut their throat and all that other jazz, this that and the other, but we'll bounce back from this.
"We'll get it together. The kids understand we let it slip away. We let it go."
First quarter
UNC — Dave Eden 33 field goal. 4:29 left to play. Drive: 5 plays, 23 yards, 4:39. Northern Colorado 3, CSU-Pueblo 0.
Second quarter
UNC — Jace Davis 6 pass from Seth Lobato (Eden kick). 13:36 left to play. Drive: 11 plays, 94 yards, 4:39. Key play: A 24-yard recdeption by Davis on first-and-10 at the CSU-P 39. Northern Colorado 10, CSU-P 0.
UNC — Davis 5 pass from Lobato (Kick failed). 11:41 left to play. Drive: 3 plays, 24 yards, :45. Key play: A 19-yard reception by Austin Wilbers on first-and-10 at the CSU-P 24. Northern Colorado 16, CSU-Pueblo 0.
CSU-P — Paul Browning 58 pass from Chris Bonner (Greg O'Donnell kick). 10:22 left to play. Drive: 4 plays, 75 yards, 1:19. Key play: A 58-yard reception by Browning on first-and-10 at the CSU-P 42. Northern Colorado 16, CSU-Pueblo 7.
CSU-P — Stephan Dickens 80 interception return (O'Donnell kick). 6:37 left to play. Northern Colorado 16, CSU-Pueblo 14.
UNC — Davis 26 pass from Lobato (Eden kick). 3:28 left to play. Drive: 6 plays, 65 yards, 3:09. Key play: A 7-yard reception by Will Jefferson Jr. on third-and-2 at the UNC 43. Northern Colorado 23, CSU-Pueblo 14.
CSU-P — Josh Sandoval 27 pass from Bonner (O'Donnell kick). 2:48 left to play. Drive: 5 plays, 75 yards, :40. Key play: A 17-yard reception by Browning on first-and-10 a the CSU-P 43. Northern Colorado 23, CSU-Pueblo 21.
CSU-P — Cameron McDondle 17 pass from Bonner (O'Donnell kick). :06 left to play. Drive: 13 plays, 84 yards, 1:37. Key play: A 13-yard reception by DeVaughn Thornton on third-and-10 at the UNC 30. CSU-Pueblo 28, Northern Colorado 23.
Third Quarter
UNC — Tromaine Dennis 1 run (Pass failed). 3:21 left to play. Drive: 7 plays, 80 yards, 3:21. Key play: A 43-yard reception by Jefferson on second-and-9 at the UNC 34. Northern Colorado 29, CSU-Pueblo 28.
CSU-P — LaRon Tarkington 66 interception return (Kick failed). 5:06 left to play.
Fourth quarter
CSU-P — Cameron McDondle 2 run (O'Donnell kick). 8:13 left to play. Drive: 11 plays, 70 yards, 5:48. Key play: A 12-yard reception by Browning on third-and-10 at the UNC 17. CSU-Pueblo 41, Northern Colorado 29.
UNC — Dennis 16 run (Eden kick). 6:42 left to play. Drive: 6 plays, 75 yards, 1:31. Key play: A 21-yard reception by Jefferson on third-and-6 at the UNC 44. CSU-Pueblo 41, Northern Colorado 36.
Team statistics
First downs 20 25
Rushes-yards 32-115 33-107
Passing 267 390
Comp-Att-Int 20-36-1 29-45-2
Sacked-yards lost 2-3 2-15
Punts-Avg. 5-46.4 4-43.2
Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-1
Penalties-yards 6-57 3-30
Time of Poss. 23:52 36:08
Third-Down Con. 7-15 6-13
Fourth-Down Con. 0-1 0-1
Individual leaders
Rushing — CSU-P, McDondle 15-69, Chris Ashe 10-41. UNC, Dennis 26-102, Darius Graham 2-5, Lobato 5-0.
Passing — CSU-P, Bonner 20-36-1-267. UNC, Lobato 29-45-2-390.
Receiving — CSU-P, Browning 7-113, Sandoval 4-57, Thornton 3-31, McDondle 3-24. UNC, Davis 12-156, Austin Wilbers 6-85, Will Jefferson Jr. 5-100, Dimitri Stimphil 2-21, Dennis 2-12.
Punting — CSU-P, Brandon Kliesen 5-232-46.4, long of 64. UNC, Tanner Ellingsen 4-173-43.2, long of 57.
Punt Returns — CSU-P,Sandoval 2 (-4). UNC, Stephen Miller 1-5.
Kickoff Returns — CSU-P, Kieren Duncan 2-66, Darius Millines 2-30. UNC, Jefferson 2-47, Stimphil 1-12.
Interceptions — CSU-P, Stephan Dickens 1-80, LaRon Tarkington 1-66. UNC, Kyle Griffin 1-0.
All-Purpose Yards — CSU-P,Browning 113, Duncan 110, McDondle 93, Dickens 80. UNC, Davis 156, Jefferson 147, Dennis 114, Wilbers 85.
Tackles — CSU-P Dickens 14, Ben Estica 14, Morgan Fox 8, C.J. Roberts 7, Ryan Cummnings 7. UNC, Max Flores 11, Courtney Hall 9, Conor Sparacio 8, Gavin Miller 6, Emanuel Hamilton 6, Clarence Bumpas 6.


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FRIDAY, April 19 (HealthDay News) -- Older women who had their first baby when they were teenagers are more likely to be obese than those who were not teen moms, a new study finds.
Researchers analyzed data from the U.S. National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey and found that 44 percent of women who had their first child when they were teens were obese, compared with 35 percent of those who had their first child at age 20 or later.
After adjusting for a number of factors, such as education level and race/ethnicity, the researchers determined that women who had their first child in their teens were 32 percent more likely to be obese in later adulthood than those who had their first child at age 20 or later.
The study findings were released online in advance of publication in the July print issue of the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
"When clinicians care for teen mothers, we have so many immediate considerations -- child care, housing, school, social and financial support -- that we may fail to consider the long-term health effects of teen pregnancy," lead author Dr. Tammy Chang, a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation clinical scholar at the University of Michigan, said in a foundation news release. "What we have found in our study is that teen childbirth carries a long-term risk of obesity."
The teen birth rate in the United States is one of the highest among industrialized countries. Teenagers account for one in every 11 deliveries in the nation, according to 2010 U.S. Census data.
"These findings indicate that we need to start considering the long-term health risks of teen childbirth, as well as short-term risks, in health and policy discussions about teen pregnancy," Chang said. "And now we know that long-term risks include obesity later in adulthood."
Although the study found an association between childbirth in the teen years and greater risk of obesity later in life, it did not prove a cause-and-effect relationship.
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