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It was one of those smiles.
It was secretive, mischievous, almost happily naughty.
It was not the sort of smile Andrew would have expected of Elaine. Especially on the day she should have been married. Especially as she wore the gown of a bridesmaid, not a bride, and stood on the top of a grassy slope, overlooking the magnificent grounds of a magnificent estate, watching a wedding reception that should have been hers.
He crossed the lawn and moved next to her. She stood apart from her friends-Lily, Sarah, and Jo-yet was dressed like them in Vera Wang gowns of oyster and pearl. On Lily the dress looked like sassy haute couture; on Sarah, mysteriously earthy and sensuous; on Jo, heart-thumpingly gorgeous. On Elaine, it simply looked like a nice dress, more palatable than the clash of colors she often wore, more fashionable than the stretch pants and big shirts of the carpooling, PTO-president mom.
Elaine turned to Andrew, her smile unflinching. He knew that the past weeks had been tough, that she'd risked her future security, her children's happiness, and the success of her best friends' new business when she'd broken her engagement to Martin because "I just have to," she'd said.
"Lainey," he asked, "how are you doing?"
She tipped her head toward the crowd, her lacquered brown hair rigid in its French twist, as she'd called it ("An updo," Lily had corrected). "Fine," Elaine said, "or at least I will be."
"When this wedding is over?" It was the celebration of Jo's mother's marriage to Ted, the West Hope, Massachusetts, town butcher. It was also the debut event for Lily, Sarah, Jo, and Elaine, once college roommates, now partners in Second Chances, second-wedding planners for second-time brides.
Elaine looped her arm through Andrew's and stood a bit taller. "I'm tired of being ordinary, Andrew. I'm tired of having a predictable life."
He kept his eyes on her. She didn't waver. "There's nothing wrong with being predictable, Lainey," Andrew said, because so many times he'd longed for just that.
"But my kids are practically grown and I'm unattached. I'm forty-three years old and I want excitement. I want pizzazz."
"Pizzazz," was an old-fashioned, Elaine kind of term, like "French twist," Andrew supposed. "Well," he replied, because, despite months of working to untangle the puzzle, he remained quite clueless about how a woman's mind worked.
Elaine paid no attention to his hesitation. She merely nodded with seeming resolve. "What I want is a makeover. Inside and out."
"A makeover?" His laugh seemed too quick, even to him. "You're going on TV? A reality show?"
But Elaine didn't laugh in return. She took a deep breath, touched her hand to her heart and said, "The only reality is going to happen right here. Elaine McNulty Thomas is finally going to be like everyone else."
Andrew fell silent. Then his eyes followed hers toward Lily, Sarah, and Jo, who stood twenty feet, yet light-years, away. "You want to be like one of them?"
Elaine shook her head. "I want to be like them all."
Andrew slowly smiled. He felt new material building on the gossip horizon, juicy new fodder for the magazine column he secretly wrote. "That would be a tall order for anyone."
Elaine nodded. "But I'm going to do it," she said. "What's more, I'll do it in time for the Benson wedding on New Year's Eve."
Andrew's right eyebrow cocked. "In less than twelve weeks?"
Her gaze still didn't waver. "I can do it. I will."
He patted her hand. "I'll tell you what, Lainey. If you succeed in your quest, I'll give you the first dance at the Bensons' reception."
"And if I don't?"
He smiled and looked back toward Lily, Sarah, and Jo. "Something tells me you will." There was no need to add that he had a goal of his own set for New Year's Eve, if he could just hold out that long.
It was odd to stand there on the grassy slope, while Vivaldi danced through the golden leaves of the linden trees that shimmered in the autumn air, while chatter rose between long puffs of laughter from gaggles of wedding guests gathered on the lawn, a small plate of pate in one hand, a crystal champagne flute in the other.
It was odd to stand there in a pearl satin gown and realize that this was her mother's wedding, that after years of being single, Marion Lyons was now Marion Cappelinni, that she was once again someone's wife.
It was, Jo suspected, all about trust.
Shifting from one foot to the other, Jo wondered if, like her mother, it would take her decades to trust a man that much again.
Women call it a makeover.
I call it an act of not-so-divine desperation, a misguided adventure destined for chaos.
Andrew stared at the screen of his laptop later that night after he'd returned to his cottage from the wedding, said good night to Cassie, and hung up the rented tuxedo that he'd worn all day.
When Elaine made her announcement, he hadn't been sure if he should say, "You go, girl," or notify the others that she had lost her mind.
Guys, after all, don't do makeovers, he typed. When a guy wants to change his life, he buys a new car or a Harley, or changes from beer to vodka martinis, extra dry.
He sat back in his chair, clasped his hands behind his head, and wondered if he should add, "Or he leaves a high-profile job as a television journalist and escapes to the Berkshires and switches to an ambiguous career as a college professor where, if anyone thinks they recognize him, they surely can't justify their suspicions by his faded denim, his modest home, or his eleven-year-old daughter, an unspoiled (well, sort of) kid."
He couldn't, of course, reveal that information, not to his growing throng of readers.
As far as anyone in West Hope knew, Andrew Kennedy was a college professor on sabbatical from Winston College, who wrote his doctoral dissertation before and after hours at Second Chances, where he worked as the receptionist-and was supposedly gay.
He was not the anonymous A.K. of Buzz magazine, the man who had committed to write six months' worth of the now-famous "Real Women" column, a delightful task for which he'd gone under cover, so to speak, in order to get four women to trust him with their secrets, to spill the gender beans about the ways real women thought and acted and actually were, to share the riddles of their lives in ways they never would if they knew he was straight.
He was not Andrew David, whose face and whose voice Americans might (or might not) remember from TV news programs. He was not the same man (was he?) who had used his middle name as his last because the network had deemed "Kennedy" too overexposed.
He was not those men now. He was merely sensitive, regular-guy Andrew Kennedy by day; savvy, suave columnist by night. Clark Kent versus Superman. Two roles he adored.
"Oh, crap," Andrew said, standing up and diving one large hand into his sandy-colored, often unkempt hair. "Adored" was such a girlie word, such a gay word. He laughed. "The trouble with being Superman," he said into the screen, "is that you sometimes forget which one of you is in the room."
He shut off the laptop that sat on the old oak table in the alcove off the living room-"A cozy study," the real-estate woman had hyped it five years ago. He liked it because it was nestled behind the natty but oh-so-comfortable overstuffed living-room furniture, and afforded two special views: one of his backyard garden, which now lingered admirably with a few bright pumpkins and burnished butternut squash; the other of the living-room stone fireplace that he'd soon crank up again for another New England winter. They were peaceful views, comfort views. He'd not had them in the Manhattan high-rise.
"Dad?" Cassie's voice beckoned from the doorway. "Are you talking to yourself again?"
His smile broadened as he turned to face his daughter, who had inherited her father's wit (well, most folks referred to it as "wit") and her mother's (God help him) international-cover-girl, breathtaking beauty. "I was just celebrating life," he said.
Cassie rolled her large turquoise, Patty-look-alike eyes. His daughter loved to do that. It was her teasing way of throwing up her hands at her father's errant ways. She'd been rolling them a lot since he'd joined the staff at Second Chances, since he'd trusted her with the knowledge of his undercover task. "Sometimes you are so lame," she said.
"I know." He walked to where she stood and gave her a bear hug. Her dark hair was damp, her scent was powdery and babylike; she must have showered after the wedding. "I thought you went to bed"
"Too much wedding cake. I couldn't decide if I should throw up."
A flash of panic sent his palm to her forehead. "Are you okay?" He hated this part of single parenthood. Call me sexist, Andrew thought, but women know when a kid is sick or well with an instinct that God forgot to give men.
Cassie laughed. "I'm okay, Dad. I just wanted attention."
He swatted her shoulder and crossed the hall to the kitchen. "It was fun today, wasn't it?"
"My first wedding," she said.
"So what did you think?"
"Mrs. Lyons was pretty for such an older woman."
The bride, Jo's mother, was seventy or so, Andrew had figured. "Ted is a nice guy. I guess there had been some kind of town scandal about them all these years, even though they didn't know it." He stopped himself. He often wasn't sure how much he should tell his daughter or what she was too young to be a part of. He went to the refrigerator and poured a glass of milk.
"Jo is pretty, too," Cassie said. "I wish you would tell her."
"That she's pretty?" Andrew said with a thin smile.
"Dad," she whined. "You need a girlfriend."
He swallowed the milk fast. Too fast. It lunged from his throat and shot out of his nostrils.
Cassie erupted. "Dad! Nasty!"
He laughed with her, then wiped his mouth, his nose. He secretly loved the way his daughter could catch him like that, her impetuous comments always a surprise. "You think I need a girlfriend?"
She shrugged. "You could do worse than Jo Lyons."
"You seem to forget that Jo thinks I am gay."
"Give it up, Dad. You need a life more than you need a stupid magazine column. Besides, if you wait too long, she might fall in love with someone else. She's already met a new guy, hasn't she?"
He digested Cassie's words, because, though she was a kid, she was wise. "It must be the wedding," he said. "I've never met a woman who didn't get all gushy over a wedding." He reminded himself to use that in his column. It was a good line, and it was probably true.
"It's more than that, Dad. I worry about you. What's going to happen to you when I'm out of school? When I'm out in the world on my own?" She swept her arms in a big arc around the kitchen, as if this were the universe and not a ten-by-twelve space with knotty-pine cabinets and an enamel sink and an awkward but bountiful collection of herbs in the kitchen greenhouse window. Cassie had started the herb "garden" as a school project their first year in the Berkshires, the first year on their own. Father and daughter had nurtured it to vibrancy-parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme. "Like the song," Andrew had said, and Cassie had pretended to know what he had meant.
After another swig of cold milk, Andrew set down the glass. "You're only in sixth grade, Cassie. I think we have time to plan old Dad's destiny." It occurred to Andrew that maybe what she really wanted was a mother. It was something he thought about from time to time, then discarded the notion because he and Cassie were fine. Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme. "Besides," he added, "you know I plan to tell the truth about everything at John and Irene's bash on New Year's Eve. After that, who knows what will happen." He winked.
Cassie half grinned. "Right," she finally said, and his insides relaxed. "Still, it was a nice wedding. I liked the food and the band, even though they played OPM."
OPM was Cassie's acronym for Old People's Music: Andrew's kind of music; any kind of music that didn't involve artists preening the stage nearly naked, covered in sequins and small tattoos, and wearing one of those ridiculous microphones as if they were telephone operators instead of rock stars.
"You danced three dances with Burch," Andrew said, referring to Sarah's son, who was a year older than Cassie. "Shall I have the women start planning your wedding next?"
"They do second weddings, Dad," she said, planting her hands on her small hips and tossing back her long, damp hair in an exaggerated flirt. "Give me a little time, okay?"
Andrew laughed and hoped his daughter would never want a makeover, because she was perfect just as she was.
She was born in Saratoga Springs, New York, where the elite once went for mineral baths and the horses still ran in August. Elaine's father owned a restaurant-the restaurant-McNulty's, where reservations were required in season unless you were a Blakely or a Swanson, in which case your table was available any night at any time.
Elaine had been happy to wait on all of them, to remember their names and take their fussy orders and practically curtsy, because that was her job and her fat tips ultimately sent her to Winston College, where she'd been the first in her family to earn a degree.
It hadn't been a bad life.
When she'd been fifteen or sixteen she'd tried to emulate the ladies who wore subtle, chic dresses and stately, wide-brimmed hats, not plain, unimportant clothes like her mother's had been. But once racing season ended, Elaine's mother convinced her she looked out of place. It had been Elaine's last girlhood attempt to spiff, her father called it, to buff, her kids would have said.
"To look ele-ghhhant," would have been Lily's term.
Lily, of course, could have been any of the thoroughbred ladies. She'd always known what to wear and what to do to look perfect all the time.<
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In West Hope, Massachusetts, Jo, Lily, Sarah, and Elaine formed Second Chances, which successfully hosted a wedding for Jo¿s mom. The group caters to people marrying for the second time. Single father Andrew Kennedy has joined the team, but hides his day job as a columnist for Buzz magazine from the females especially fearing Jo¿s reaction as he has fallen in love with her.................... Feeling a bit guilty about duping the women and knowing he needs to confess to Jo, Andrew tests the water by informing Elaine. However, before he admits his secret to his beloved, Jo reads Buzz and recognizes that the man who has given her a second chance at believing has lied by omission. Will a distraught Andrew persuade a devastated Jo that she can trust him if she gives him a second chance?.................. The concurrently published sequel to the delightful middle age women¿s fiction ONCE UPON A BRIDE, TWICE UPON A WEDDING, will provide the audience with double the fun. The story line concentrates on Elaine¿s efforts to redo herself into something better and on Andrew¿s attempts to tell the truth and make it with Jo. Though reading the first book helps as it provides much of the baseline for this tale, contemporary women¿s fiction readers can enjoy this tale as a fine modern day relationship drama............. Harriet KlausnerWas this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.


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PETTY, Jane O. 93, of Wilmington, died peacefully on Friday, December 13, 2013. She went home to be with the Lord. Born in West Lafayette, IN, on July 27, 1920, Jane was one of six children of the late Bernice and Ward Ostrander. She grew up in Indiana and was a Purdue Boilermaker until the day she died. She graduated from
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in 1942. Following graduation from Purdue, Jane became a flight attendant for American Airlines. Jane married the love of her life, John, on May 6, 1943. During Jane's lifetime, she was a teacher with Wilmington City Schools for 25 years and a volunteer at Clinton Memorial Hospital for 30 years. Jane's interests were family first; but also she enjoyed golfing, swimming, bowling and cheering for her children' sports teams. She spent many years teaching the community to swim at JR Pool, Clinton Swim & Tennis Club, and Wilmington College. She was a devoted member of both Wilmington United Methodist Church and The English Club. She lived by the life quote "...if life throws you a lemon - make lemonade". NOTHING slowed or got her down - ever! Jane loved Scottie dogs! She loved teaching and laughing with kids! She loved to go to Bengal games! She loved traveling! And she loved life and shared that love with many. She was known for her zest for life and the love of learning, loyalty, friendliness, and a good sense of humor. Jane was preceded in death by her husband, John; her parents, Bernice and Ward Ostrander; her sister, Ann Dawson and brothers, Reed, Max, and Dale Ostrander. She is survived by her daughters, Diane and husband Ken Byers, Dale and husband Roger Schultz, and Denise Petty; sons, John and wife Pam Petty and Duane and wife Fiffy Petty; brother Dean and wife Carol Ostrander; sisters-in-law Gay Ostrander, Pat Gerdes and Susan O'Laughlin; grandchildren Kristi and husband Brantley Dreisbach, Brandon and wife Melissa Byers, Brian Fuller, Denise and husband Patrick Leonard, Adam and wife Kristin Petty, Rachel and husband Steve Dobyns, Jared and wife Jackie Petty, Jason and wife Kim Petty, Michael Petty, Erin and husband Daniel Collins, and to-date; great grandchildren, Kelsie, Kenzie, Calder and One on the way Dreisbach, Brayden Byers, Hudson and Quinn Leonard, Madison, Jordyn and Avery Petty, Brooklyn, Drew and Nate Dobyns, Isaiah, Luke and Jake Petty, Leighton and Kellen Petty, kitty Jaz-E and numerous special nephew and nieces. A celebration of her life will be held at the Presbyterian Church of Wilmington, Friday, January 10, 2014, at 2pm, with a reception to follow. Rev. David Smith of Fairhaven Church will officiate. Please come and help us celebrate her vibrant life. Jane was a blessing we will forever hold in our hearts. "I thank my God every time I remember you." Philippians 3:1 (NIV). In lieu of flowers, she would be pleased if remembrances be made to Clinton Memorial Hospital Foundation, Wilmington City Schools Athletics, or Wilmington United Methodist Church. Reynolds-Smith Funeral Home, Wilmington, Ohio is serving the family. For more information or to sign the registry of condolences, visit
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The TCCA is delighted to be returning to Asia in 2015 with Critical Communications Asia. If you want to know about TETRA and other critical communications then this is a "must attend" event for you. For all the latest information including how you can participate please visit the dedicated website: http://criticalcommunicationsasia.com
Two more metro customers in China will rely on Tetra technology from Airbus Defence and Space Airbus Defence and Space has recently won two new Metro customers in China, the public transport companies Qingdao Metro LLC and Fuzhou City Metro LLC, to equip them with Tetra (Terrestrial trunked radio) technology. Including the new systems, more than 20 metro lines in China are using secure Tetra radio networks from Airbus Defence and Space by now. Fuzhou Metro line 1 is the first in Fuzhou city, the provincial capital of Fujian, and covers with 21 stations a total length of around 29 km. Airbus Defence and Space is providing a Tetra system with a complete set of equipment, including the next-generation DXT3 switch, base stations, dispatcher workstation controllers and terminals. The system will provide optimal communications support for dispatching, operating and managing metro trains, and for ensuring the security of the metro line. This follows another major contract that Airbus Defence and Space has signed to equip Qingdao Metro line 3 with Tetra. It will be the first metro line in Qingdao, a coastal city in the Shandong province, and will enter service at the end of 2015. The new radio communications system from Airbus Defence and Space will cover the whole 25.1 km line, which has 22 stations. Contact: Anke SturtzelTel: +33 1 6138 5330 / Email: email@example.com
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(Reuters) - Serena Williams cruised into the quarter-finals of the Rogers Cup with a 7-5 6-4 win over Lucie Safarova, while sister Venus ousted Angelique Kerber as the Montreal tournament lost more high seeds on Thursday.
Petra Kvitova, ranked No. 2 and playing in her first event since winning her second Wimbledon title, fell 6-4 1-6 6-2 to Russia's Ekaterina Makarova while fourth seed Maria Sharapova was beaten 6-2 4-6 6-2 by Spain's Carla Suarez Navarro.
German sixth seed Kerber and seventh seed Jelena Jankovic of Serbia were also sent packing, leaving just two of the top eight seeds - Serena Williams and third seed Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland - in the quarter-finals.
Playing in Montreal for the first time in 14 years, world number one Williams has looked at ease on the hardcourts after winning the tournament in Toronto last year.
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"We both were just hitting lots of service winners or aces. So it was kind of hard to get in a good rhythm."
Williams will now face Denmark's former world number one Caroline Wozniacki, who brought American qualifier Shelby Rogers' fairytale run to a shuddering 6-1 6-0 end, in the quarter-finals.
"Obviously Serena has all the experience. She has a big serve. She takes the ball early," said Wozniacki.
"I would need to try and make her move, try and open up the points, serve well myself.
"Serena is obviously a great champion. She's an unbelievable player. You can see that with how many grand slams she's won, how many tournaments she's won.
"It's never a surprise whenever she's doing well. She's ruling the court."
Venus Williams joined her sister in the quarter-finals with a 6-3 3-6 6-4 win over Kerber.
It was the second time in four days that Kerber fell to a Williams, as Serena beat the German in the Stanford final in California on Sunday.
"So many matches I've been on the short end of the stick. It felt good this time to pull one out," Venus said after her second career win in five head-to-head matches with Kerber.
American Coco Vandeweghe beat Jankovic 7-6(8) 2-6 7-5. Vandeweghe won three fewer points but still prevailed.
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Hundreds of passengers had to walk through a railway tunnel after a train broke down in rush hour in Mei Foo yesterday, causing delays for nearly two hours on the West Rail Line.
The MTR Corporation said the breakdown was caused by an electrical fault in a Hung Hom-bound train shortly after it left Mei Foo station at about 8am. The train behind it also got stuck and about 900 passengers had to walk 100 metres back through the tunnel to reach a platform.
Service was suspended or reduced until 9.40am, causing long waits for many commuters. Some complained that there were no broadcast messages on the train to explain what happened, and said the arrangements were chaotic.
MTR director of operations Dr Jacob Kam Chak-pui said the power supply in a section between Nam Cheong and Mei Foo stations was cut off after a safety device was tripped. 'It is believed the power stoppage was caused by the incident train,' he said. 'We will conduct a thorough investigation to identify the cause.'
He apologised to passengers but insisted the arrangements were appropriate. 'The most important message to passengers at that moment was to what extent we could maintain our services, and the shuttle bus arrangements. Explaining what happened to our electrical devices would not have offered any direct help.'
Meanwhile, the service between Olympic and Nam Cheong stations, on the West Rail Line, slowed down for 11/2 hours at around noon. An MTR Corp spokeswoman said the control room had received a report of a man on the track and told trains to travel 'at an extremely slow speed', adding three to four minutes to the journey. No one was found on the track.
Responding to concerns some mainland-made MTR trains might be of poorer quality than others after a series of incidents, Kam said the train involved in yesterday's breakdown was not mainland-made.
MTR Corp chairman Dr Raymond Chien Kuo-fung said: 'There will always be incidents, and we regret any inconvenience caused, but I believe we have handled the matter appropriately.'
Train services were maintained every five to 10 minutes between Tuen Mun and Tsuen Wan West, and Nam Cheong and Hung Hom. Shuttle buses serviced other stations. Platforms were crowded during the disruption. One woman said she was delayed by over 40 minutes.
Federation of Trade Unions lawmaker Wong Kwok-hing said he was late for the Legislative Council meeting because of the disruption. It was adjourned due to poor attendance. The Transport Department said it was 'very concerned' about the incident and has requested a report from the MTR Corp in three working days.
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Where are you now, Katie Hansen
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By John Hirn
CSU Athletics Historian
She was born to be a Ram.Katie Hansencompeted for the CSU track & field team from 2003 to 2006, continuing a family legacy that would make anybody proud.
Katie Hansencame from Livermore, Colo., and attended Poudre High School, but being a local athlete is not what made her born to be a Ram. Her great athletic lineage and excellent talents are really what made her a Ram and that lineage began with her grandfather, Fum McGraw.
Katie looked back at her athletic career at CSU and spoke of that lineage saying, "There wasn't a day that went by I didn't think of him, there was void there, which remains today. He wasn't Fum McGraw to me; he was my Granddad, my heart and soul, someone who will always hold a special place in my heart."
Katie not only walked the same path from theGlenn MorrisField House to virtually the same location where her legendary grandfather competed in track and football, but she did what no other CSU athlete has done. In 2005,Katie Hansenwon an All-American Award in discus, the exact same event McGraw won in 1949. They are the only grandfather/granddaughter All-Americans in CSU history.
Hansen looked back on the 2005 NCAA Track championships as her fondest memory of any competition during her career at CSU and said, "I came in 26 out of 28 throwers and had nothing to lose at that point. The prelims were held in the pouring down rain and a lot of the top throwers in the nation that year either fouled out or didn't throw very well. I knew I had the opportunity to do something special; I just had to keep my composure and focus on the task at hand. I qualified for finals 11 out of 12, so again I was going into finals with nothing lose. I had a big PR that day, and finished 8th in the country, it was one of the greatest feelings I had and it was so special because my family was there to experience it with me."
Katie came to CSU not just because of her family history, but because she wanted to train under one of the best throws coaches in the nation, current Rams track CoachBrian Bedard. Coach Bedard remembered Katie well saying, "She had some Fum toughness genes passed down to her for sure! Trained and threw on a broken ankle at one point in her career. Had I known I wouldn't have had her throw. Thought it was a mild sprain. That's how tough she is!"
Katie looked back on that broken ankle and said, "As a freshman I hurt my ankle at practice, I didn't think anything of it. I kept training and competing on it, just taped it. It never healed and just kept getting worse, after the season I had it rechecked and had to have it surgically repaired. I had to have both my ankles repaired and reconstructed in my time at CSU and since. I never gave them a chance to heal because I had to get back to training and competing. I never really competed healthy at CSU after that. I remember the last 2 months of my career came down to how much pain I could tolerate... just doing what I had to do, no excuses I knew I had to get it done."
Getting it done is whatKatie Hansendid atJack ChristiansenTrack. In her freshman year she finished 3rd at the Mountain West Championships in the discus earning the first of her four All-Conference honors. In 2004 during her sophomore season, Hansen finished 2nd at the MWC Championships for discus and 11th at the NCAA Regionals along with another All-Conference honor. It was her junior year of 2005 when she not only finished 8th at the NCAA Championships, but she also won four discus events during the regular season along with placing 7th in the weight throw and 9th in the shot at the MWC indoor championships. She concluded her senior year with a conference championship in discus and an academic all-conference honor.
Katie Hansenstill lives in Northern Colorado and after earning her degree in Health and Exercise Science in 2006, she went on to be the throws coach at Poudre High School along with coaching softball and basketball. The spring of 2015 will mark her first year as the throws coach at Rocky Mountain High School. She also works in the Research Department at UC Health with the Healthy Hearts Program doing research and educating students in NOCO about heart health and healthy lifestyles.
Katie also is a member of the Ram Alumni Athletes Association and this year is a board member of that organization. When asked about the importance of alumni athletes she said, "A strong alumni base is a key to strengthening athletic programs. It is a great opportunity to give back to CSU and its current and future athletes in many different ways."
Katie summed up her great career at CSU and said, "There were so many people that were a huge part of my success at CSU. Coach Bedard and Coach Hessel gave me a chance and stuck with me through a lot and I can't thank them enough for who they are and what they did for me. After your career is over, the things that you accomplished fade away and really what remains are the teammates, coaches and people who made you better and what made the experience special. I was blessed!"
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PRACTICAL TRAVELER; Shore to Ship: Not So Fast
Published: March 11, 2001
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For an extra fee of $35 a person up front any cruise company's client can elect ''air deviation'' and specify a nonstop flight -- assuming there is one -- or a particular airline or airport. If the cruise company cannot provide it, the fee is refunded. If the cruise line must buy the ticket outside of its blocked seats, the extra cost is passed on to the client.
This program has various trade names at the different lines. At Celebrity, where it is called Custom Air, 18 to 20 percent of the air customers select it, Mr. Hafner said. Ms. Jacoby said that hardly anyone asks Carnival for the ''deviation desk'' and she cannot understand why, since it eliminates surprise routes. Princess's program, called Seabird Gold, will be expanded at the end of this month. Passengers can learn 60 days ahead what itinerary they are being assigned -- as opposed to the present 30 days -- and if it does not suit, they can elect Flight Choice, pay the $35 and request the service they want. This may incur added charges for the tickets involved.
Will Ships Wait?
An argument for booking through the cruise line is the expectation that the ship will not sail while a planeload of passengers is trapped in a snowstorm in Chicago. It ain't necessarily so. Yes, the executives said, they will hold a ship for 100 snowbound passengers. In fact, Mr. Hafner said, Celebrity will sometimes hold a ship for one passenger. But not every time, and not forever, all say: there are tides to be caught and docking privileges that expire.
The cruise people said that their air departments stayed in close touch with airlines on which they had large numbers of passengers, and worked to get the passengers to their ships, sometimes flying them to the first port of call if necessary. When asked how many passengers flying on the cruise company's itinerary missed the boat totally, the response was ''few,'' but with no specifics. Ms. Jacoby said the figure at Carnival was 1 percent, but she would not give a passenger total.
A not insignificant argument in favor of letting the cruise line make air arrangements emerges when luggage is lost in flight. A cruise line will take responsibility for getting luggage to the ship after it is recaptured, sometimes at the first port; passengers who book their own air trips have to fend for themselves.
Asked if passengers got refunds when the air arrangements made by the cruise line caused them to miss their sailings, the executives said again that they wanted to get people on their cruises, and that if that failed, they would try to rebook them. If that failed, they said, they took situations case by case. All recommended trip insurance.
James K. Murphey of Dallas was a Princess passenger who was traveling with his family last year and missed a connection in Houston on his way from Dallas to Fort Lauderdale. He could not get assurances from the line that they would catch the cruise if they took a later flight, so they returned home on another airline.
Seeking a full refund, Mr. Murphey, a lawyer, wrote to the line and to attorneys general in Florida, Texas and California. He said that Continental Airlines refunded the three air fares, which totaled $1,047, and that Princess, in June or July, provided vouchers for 80 percent of the cruise fare, which was $5,223. Mr. Murphey and his family are taking the voucher cruise in May, but are flying on their own arrangements to Florida three days ahead of time.
Ms. Campbell of Cruisemates.com recommends doing this in any case, as a way of reducing stress when the weather is foul, as it often is in peak winter cruise season.
Ms. Campbell, whose Web site contains reviews by passengers as well as articles by staff writers, said that her main advice to those needing to fly to their departure ports was to work with travel agents who know the ropes. Yes, she said emphatically, passengers should pay the required premium for better air options.
When they got home, the Farrells said that their return flights had all been on time, and that they arrived back in Carmel at 2:30 a.m. ''It was quite an experience,'' Mr. Farrell said.
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Photographer: Raul Pineda
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OMG I call these kind of ads "Shadow ads". If the team does not know how to say what they want to about the product the let the shadow speak, because its always easily adjustable and linked to the actual item. There should be a shadow ad hall of fame. There are thousands of them.
Okkay, I may poking a hornets nest here, but...
I like this one a lot, best of the three, yes shadows are cliche's (what isn't). But there good ways and not good ways to re do a cliche.
This one has nice Art Direction and a great location, maybee nobody sweated blood over it but I've seen a whole lot worse.


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I've been home brewing for somewhere around five years. I started with extracts, slowly accumulated all the gear for all grain and kegging and now moving toward a brew sculpture and RIMS/HERMS type system. I brew probably 8-10 batches a year. I'm really the only person who drinks it so it seems to last longer than it should. I've brewed many styles and tried a few recipes within the same style.
But today, I am going to brew using the same recipe for an IPA that I have in my Kegerator. So today is the day that I have officially arrived as a homebrewer. I've had plenty of people enjoy my beer, but it wasn't good enough for me. There was always something about each one that was just a little off or needed an adjustment or something. But this will be the first time that I use the same grain bill and hop and mash schedule with no changes.
I thank you all for the kind support and wisdom that has been provided on this website. I now feel that I can truly stand amongst everyone here as a professional homebrewer.
Does that make me an ***hole?
No, that's not what makes you an ***hole.
How fun that you now have a "house IPA" to make again!
I brew pretty often (I guess we both just drink too much in our house) and I love having a couple of standards that I make often. I almost never change my oatmeal stout recipe, for example. It's exactly the way I want it. Other recipes I might change or tweak just a bit.
I am leaning towards making my brewing "boring" for the next year or so. By that I mean that I am considering choosing 3 beer styles and brewing them over and over until I have those 3 down perfect. After that, I'll go back to doing more variety. The IPA is where I was planning to start on the development of the "house" beers.
So, congrats on locking up your IPA recipe.
"Guns don't kill people...the government does..." ~ Dale Gribble
Thank you both. I never really had a plan to create a "house" beer, but at some point about a year ago, I realized I had never brewed the same beer twice. I may have taken a recipe and made some adjustments, but I don't consider that the same recipe. Whether it be a larger grain bill or hop substitutions. But with this beer, everything was the same. And it was a good brew day by the way.
But now that I have a house IPA, I will now have to start making more house recipes. In fact, I have an oatmeal stout on tap that's just about where I want it. That will be my next endeavor. Just a little more dark chocolate flavor and I'm there.....
Very cool. I am too discombobulated, I try too many things and never go back. Maybe someday...
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I was just thinking about this today also! I have a Belgian that turned out sooo good, its going to be my first "repeat" after about 25 batches or so. I have a Galaxy/Citra Pale that was damn fine too, will probably brew again when I kick this keg.
Good work J, its a good feeling huh!!
Damn good feeling, Dave. I can't say it was ever a goal, at least not in a direct way. But now that I have one, I'm hooked. Now I want to have about 4 mainstays and a bunch of other ones that kind of just make the rounds.


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64.73 acres Lewisburg, OH64.73 acres 4917 New Market Banta, Lewisburg, OH 45338- Preble County
Status: Active Type: Acreage w/House 3 Beds | 2 Baths | 1744 SqFt
Almost 65 acres of beauty! Pasture, woods, creek, and tillable ground adorn this property, along with multiple barns, approx 80 horse stalls, huge indoor riding arena, and wash racks. Almost 1800 sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Updated kitchen with stainless appliances and ceramic tile. Enjoy the covered decks to sit and enjoy the rolling pastures. The possibilities are endless for this beauty! Call for your private tour today! Kathi 937-470-6705 Carl 937-470-6706
Carl OR Kathi Petelle Carl OR Kathi Petelle
31.25 acres North Lewisburg, OH31.25 acres 10240 TWP RD 160, North Lewisburg, OH 43060- Logan County
Status: Active Type: Acreage
Welcome to what can be your own private paradise of Woods & Wildlife. This land measures about 1,600ft in depth and about 800ft wide (frontage) and thus is almost a perfect 2 by 1 rectangle. The property and the surrounding areas are of a gentle rolling nature, though less obvious in the woods due to the undergrowth. It is currently under the CAUV (Current Agricultural Use Value) Program as forest and thus has a very low appraisal value and tax assessment. There are also no plans to build wind turbines nearby. The woods portion about 85%-90% of the total area has a mix of maples, oaks, cherries, elms, hedge apples, some walnuts, wild apples, and beech. Many of these trees are 100 to 200 years old. The center front area, south sid
Steven Olive
38.96 acres Lewisburg, OH38.96 acres 4915 Eaton Lewisburg Rd., Lewisburg, OH 45338- Preble County
Status: Under Contract Type: Acreage w/House 3 Beds | 2 Baths | 3856 SqFt
Nearly 39 acres of country beauty! 3 bed, 2 bath home + den/study, + full unfinished basement! Quality construction you can see throughout this home. Master suite with walk-in closet, whirlpool tub, and separate shower. Huge country kitchen with lots of cabinets and counters, R/O water system, all appliances stay, home warranty. Enjoy the farm view from your back deck overlooking the beautiful pasture and barns. Newer barns; 108 X 40 with lean-to, some concrete and some gravel floor space, attached 40 X 40 loafing shed, water and power. 16 X 26 wood stove heated work shop plus 40 X 24 barn with concrete floor. 3.5 acres fenced on 4 sides, 3.5 acres fenced on 2 sides, remaining property not fenced and planted in hay. Come home to the country
Carl OR Kathi Petelle Carl OR Kathi Petelle
79 acres Hillsboro, OH79.00 acres 3409 SR 73, Hillsboro, OH 45133- Highland County
Status: Active Type: Acreage w/House 3 Beds | 1 Bath
Recreation- with plenty of wildlife, 2 ponds, crop income, 12,000 SF of barns with cement and elestric.
Joe Bryan Donald Fender Realtors
48.65 acres West Alexandria, OH48.65 acres 7019 Pyrmont Road, West Alexandria, OH 45381- Preble County
Status: Active Type: Acreage w/House 3 Beds | 1 Bath | 1424 SqFt
Beautiful country setting and gorgeous views. Nearly 49 acres. 31 tillable, 12.5 woods, 4 permanent pasture and remainder around house and barns. Home is older farm house, 3 bedrm, 1 bath, eat-in kitchen. Original log home structure is under the dry-wall. 52 X 51 pole barn, 72 X 11 and 30 X18 Lean-to, 72 X 22 flat barn, 30 X 20concrete block bldg, 16 X 16 garage, 30 X 30 shed, and a chicken house. Give us a call for your private tour today
Carl OR Kathi Petelle Carl OR Kathi Petelle
20 acres Roseville, OH20.00 acres 7641 N State Route 345, Roseville, OH 43777- Muskingum County
Status: Active Type: Acreage w/House 3 Beds | 2 Baths
A great place for horses or to have a mini farm. 20+ acres along the State Route, but only minutes to shopping and grocery stores. 2002 Palm Harbor home Regency with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, well water. Home has a wood burner that they used to heat the whole house. Home has an alarm system. two car detached garage. There are 2 barns l- 30 X 40 and 40X40. fenced pastures. There are two paid water taps for Burr Oak Public water in front yard. There is an older modular that could be fixed up for additional income.
Carol Goff Carol Goff & Associates
10.23 acres Hillsboro, OH10.23 acres 3736 Point Liberty Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133- Highland County
Status: Active Type: Acreage w/House 3 Beds | 1 Bath
Beautiful 10 acres set up with fence and barns. Bring the animals and move in. Garage would also make a great business with double doors that slide open. Peaceful setting only 8 miles from Hillsboro city limits and minutes from Route 32.
Joe Bryan Donald Fender Realtors
172.18 acres Chatham, OH172.18 acres 5280 Avon Lake Rd, Chatham, OH 44253- Medina County
Status: Active Type: Residential 5 Beds | 2 Baths