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Soak your Eyeballs in the Work of Souther Salazar
Souther Salazar's collages, paintings, drawings and sculptures are playful and vibrant dreamscapes of overlapping narratives— half-remembered, half-imagined places "where stories can develop and take on a life of their own." Utilizing a wide variety of freely mixed media, found objects and layers of assemblage, his work evokes the wonders and imagination that many of us abandoned in childhood.
Souther began making photocopied cut-and-paste mini-comics and 'zines as a teenager in California. He now lives in Portland, Oregon and has shown his work in galleries in New York, Los Angeles, Switzerland, Brazil, and other far-flung places. If you're in the NY area in May, check out his show at the Jonathan Levine Gallery. If you can't get to NY, there's always Etsy– Souther has some pretty awesome prints for sale there.
And you can also spend hours soaking your eyeballs in the awesome work on his website and Facebook.
Posted by Angie Brown on 04/25/13 under Angie,art for sale,artists,collage
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Illustrator :: Anna Walker
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Gorgeous work by Australian illustrator Anna Walker. Her work is delightful, her characters are a joy! her work has a lovely energy to it with her clever use of colour, pencil line & collage. Her books have won awards and have been translated into different languages. For more of her delicious work, see her blog here and her website here.
Posted by Tamsin Ainslie on 04/23/13 under artists,books,collage,Tamsin
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Artist :: Kirra Jamison
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Kirra Jamison is an Australian artist born in 1982 in Sydney. Kirra grew up in Byron Bay and is currently Melbourne based. Her work is colourful, collage-like and full of beautiful and delicate pattern. Don't you love those owls?
Check out more of Kirra's work on her website.
Posted by Clio Meldon on 04/19/13 under artists,Clío,collage,creativity,pattern
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Editorial Submission :: Stephen Haigh
Stephen Haigh was born in Philadelphia Pa.,where he now resides with his wife Michelle, 2 cats, and 1 stubborn dog. Stephen works as an Illustrator, painter and sometimes as a Designer. He also teaches Illustration and Design related classes at art centers and after-school programs in the Philadelphia area. He enjoys the uncertainty of working in collage based mediums and has long been attracted to the weathered, rusted and worn objects in and around the city. Stephen collects old found objects and occasionally picks them from the trash.
View more of Stephen's work: Portfolio
Posted by Natalie on 03/05/13 under collage,digital,editorial submissions
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Children's Illustrator :: Amy Husband
Amy Husband has a passion for children's picture books and set her heart on a career as an illustrator. She graduated from Liverpool School of Art in 2006, and has since been lucky enough to have two picture books published: 'Dear Miss', and 'Dear Santa'. Her first book 'Dear Miss' was voted the winner of the Cambridgeshire Children's Picture Book Award 2010.
She now lives and works in a little cottage in the beautiful city of York UK.
View more of her work: Website | Children's Portfolio
Posted by Thomas James on 01/21/13 under children's art,collage
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Artist :: Sarajo Frieden
Good golly, these are fun! The palette, shapes and textures of Sarajo Frieden's collages are just beautiful.
See much more of her work here: Website
Posted by Thomas James on 11/14/12 under abstract,artists,collage
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Artist :: Andrea D'Aquino
Andrea D'Aquino has always resisted labels like "art director", "illustrator", "graphic designer", or "writer", and finds herself happiest straddling the line between all those things. For several centuries, she was officially a senior art director for advertising agencies on the east and west coast of the USA. After doing time for clients like Giorgio Armani, The New York Times, and countless others, she became an independent "creative". All the while, she gained experience in every medium from print, film and video to digital, and collaborated with world-class photographers, film directors and editors, illustrators and the occasional evil dictator.
Despite numerous awards from The Art Director's Club, Communication Arts, etc etc….she became increasingly frustrated by the mountain of ideas that ended up in the garbage pail for one reason or another, and turned back to her childhood interests of drawing, painting and making pictures.
So, here's where you find her. While there is a very personal stamp on her work, she does not consider herself "a brand"® (no, thank you) but an actual person with complexity and contradictions. She reserves the right to be unpredictable, and to work in a wide variety of media.
Whatever form — or forms — it takes, I think that her work rocks. I love the thinking behind it, the beautiful textures and patterns, and of course, the palette choices. You can see some of her process here and here.
Find much, much more of her work: Website | Blog
Posted by Thomas James on 09/17/12 under artists,collage,painterly
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Children's Book Illustrator: Amy Schimler
Amy Schimler has been working as a children's illustrator for over a decade. She is inspired by the child that lives in all of us and loves experimenting with color, texture, and pattern. In particular, she enjoys working in mixed media and collage.
View more of Amy's work: Children's Illustrator's Portfolio | Website
Posted by Thomas James on 08/21/12 under artists,children's art,collage
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Even if you're not a baseball fan, you know a curveball is a tricky pitch: It doesn't follow the path you expect, it can surprise you by arriving when you're not ready for it, and if you're not careful, it can leave you with a painful bruise. That's why we refer to unexpected developments in life as curveballs.
Change can be an unsettling experience. And yet, it's been said that the one thing you can count on in life is change. Life's curveballs often force you into situations you wouldn't have chosen otherwise. However, if you look at change as an opportunity rather than an obstacle, you can harness the opportunity to change and guide it to your advantage.
The key is to use problem-solving skills when you're coping with unexpected change. Identify the problems that the change presents, come up with a plan for dealing with them, and then try the plan out and adapt it as necessary. In addition, try these tips:
Look at the big picture. This can help you gain perspective on how the change fits into your life. It's the whole game that counts, not a single inning.
Stay on base. Turn to the constants in your life your values, beliefs, and passions as a way to offset the discomfort the unknowns of change can bring.
Be realistic. Expect that there will be some difficulties along the path of change and that things may not happen as quickly or as easily as you want.
Take care of yourself. Get plenty of rest and exercise, and eat a balanced diet. Avoid self-destructive coping techniques like binge eating, drinking too much, or burning the candle at both ends. They'll just leave you less able to cope with the stress of change.
Ask for help. If the change is too confusing or overwhelming to cope with on your own, ask for help in facing the challenge from others.
Take some time this week to think about how you've handled change in your life in the past and what you'd like to do differently going forward. Are there changes in your life you are fighting now? Write in your journal about what they are and how they could be good for you. Soon, life's curveballs won't throw you for such a loop.
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Never stop helping others because others think that they abuse you. That stranger can be Jesus and you lose the opportunity to serve, even in something simple.
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in the first half. Radio announcers are really getting this whole "Cutler-to-Marshall" thing down pat. Jermon Bushrod , Matt Slauson, Roberto Garza, Kyle Long and Jordan Mills all deserve recognition. And they'll get it. Maybe
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Appliance and consumer electronics retailer Best Buy has expanded its online resources by launching a Kitchen and Laundry Design Center on BestBuy.com. The new tool, located in the Home & Appliances section of BestBuy.com, helps customers design their own kitchens, laundry rooms or wet bars, select products, and make purchases directly from the Web site or from Best Buy stores.
"There's no other shopping experience like this," said Sam Taylor, senior vice president, online stores and marketing at BestBuy.com. "We know shopping for appliances can be a challenge, and this new technology gives customers a fun and easy way to select the appliances they want in the sizes and styles that work for them."
Best Buy said it created the design center based on consumer research which confirmed that people prefer to visualize how appliances will look in their homes before buying them. The Kitchen and Laundry Design Center lets shoppers design rooms to specific dimensions in 2-D and view the rooms in 3-D, making it easier to see what products are needed, and to ensure new appliances meet the size requirements and style of the room.
Customers can build detailed plans for their kitchens, laundry rooms or wet bars, and customize the rooms from the appliance and consumer electronic products at Best Buy (including special-order appliances and flat screen televisions). Shoppers can order many of the products online or print the plans and bring them to a "Blue Shirt" appliance specialist or Personal Shopping Assistant at Best Buy stores for purchase, delivery and installation.
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A new study says flip flops are responsible for more than a million close calls or accidents on the road every year.
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Representativeness, Relevance, and the Use of Feelings in Decision Making
AbstractIt has been suggested that evaluations may be based on a "How-do-I-feel-about-it?" heuristic, which involves holding a representation of the target in mind and inspecting feelings that this representation may elicit. Previous studies have shown that reliance on such feelings depends on whether or not they are believed to be representative of the target. This article argues that reliance on feelings also depends on whether feelings toward the target are regarded as relevant. Consistent with this thesis, findings from three experiments indicate that reliance on the "How-do-I-feel-about-it?" heuristic is more likely when the decision maker has consummatory as opposed to instrumental motives. Results also suggest that subtle feelings toward the target are indeed instantiated in the process, and that the process may be more likely among individuals with a propensity to process information in a visual and sensory manner. Copyright 1998 by the University of Chicago.
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Parks system readying for winter rec opportunities
The Waukesha County Park System has more than 25 miles of groomed and tracked cross-country ski trails, sledding hills, and snowshoeing and winter hiking trails.
Cross-country ski trails are located within Menomonee Park, W220-N7884 Townline Road in Menomonee Falls; Minooka Park, 1927 E. Sunset Drive in Waukesha; and Nashotah Park, W330-N5113 County Highway C in Nashotah. Waukesha County will be monitoring the snow conditions regularly in order to make sure the grooming process is started as soon as possible after or during this snow event, parks officials said today. Once trails are packed, the website, www.waukeshacountyparks.com, will be updated.
Snowshoeing opportunities are available throughout the Waukesha County Park System. Fox River Park, W264-S4500 River Road in Waukesha; Muskego Park, S83-W20370 Janesville Road in Muskego; and Retzer Nature Center, S14-W28167 Madison Street in Waukesha, all have trails that are packed for winter hiking or snowshoeing. Snowshoe rentals are available at Retzer Nature Center for $5.50 a half day and $9 for a full day. The smallest size snowshoe is for 45 pounds. Contact Retzer at (262) 896-8007 for information.
Sledding hills are located at Menomonee Park, Minooka Park, Nashotah Park and Mukwonago Park W325-S9945 Beulah Road in Mukwonago.
For snowmobile trail conditions, call the Waukesha County Snowmobile Association's Hotline at (414) 299-0330. For information about snowmobile clubs in the Waukesha area, see the Waukesha County Snowmobile Association's website at www.waukeshasnow.org.» Read Full Article
Franklin police seek man who kicked player during soccer brawl
Police are looking for an adult soccer player suspected of kicking an opponent unconscious during a brawl sparked by fans at a game Sunday.
Franklin police were the first to respond to the fracas at the Milwaukee County Sports Complex about 3 p.m., Franklin police Sgt. William Van Zile said Monday.
Officers encountered a large fight still going on at the field. After the situation was brought under control, four people were found to have injuries — two security guards who had tried to break up the fight, and two players, one from each team.
Van Zile said three of the four were treated at the scene by the Franklin Fire Department, but one player had been knocked unconscious by a kick from an opponent and was taken Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare hospital.
"The fight apparently started when fans of one team were taunting the other side, which didn't like it," Van Zile said. "The players from each side tried to intervene, but it only made things worse."» Read Full Article
Bicyclist in Franklin struck, killed by motorist
A 41-year-old Franklin woman was killed Friday evening while riding her bicycle on State Highway 100 and Elm Court in Franklin.
According to Franklin Police, the bicyclist crossed over oncoming traffic to turn onto Elm Court shortly before 8 p.m. She was transported by ambulance to Froedtert Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
Police offered no other information about the woman or the driver of the vehicle that struck her.
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office said it would not release information about her until Tuesday.
Preps football photos of the week: Aug. 29
Teams were looking to continue winning ways or bounce back after opening-week losses Aug. 28 and 29.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 2.
New Berlin annual meeting tug-of-war
The annual meeting of the New Berlin schools was a tug-of-war between those who objected to the proposed 3.78 percent levy increase and those who wanted better care of the school buildings.
Ultimately, residents Monday approved the nearly $49.3 million levy for the 2014-15 school year on a vote of 28 to 16.
More than 40 residents attended the annual meeting held in the New Berlin West Middle/High School auditorium.
Those opposing the levy said the school's debt is too high and that they suspect the School Board of angling for a referendum to perform up to $22 million in school maintenance and upgrades.
Those speaking for the levy said they didn't want to see the schools strangled for lack of funding and said a laser focus on tax dollars is short-sighted. Schools in good condition that are competitive with schools in other communities are needed to keep up property values, some said.» Read Full Article
Preps football photos of the week: Aug. 22
As August ends, the Wisconsin preps football season begins.
Games started Thursday and continued through Saturday as programs faced off against Week 1 opponents.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 1.
Motorcyclist killed in collision with pickup in Muskego
Muskego — A motorcyclist was killed in a collision with a pickup truck Saturday, according to Muskego police.
Police say the vehicles collided at the intersection of Moorland Road and Janesville Road just before 2 p.m. An investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing.
The operator and passenger of the truck were not injured, according to a news release from police. The motorcyclist has not been identified.
Severson earns easy victory over challenger
Waukesha County GOP leaders were able to breathe a big sigh of relief when county sheriff's inspector Eric Severson eaily defeated challenger Tom Alioto, a former Lisbon police sergeant, in the Republican primary election Tuesday, Aug. 12.
These results will likely determine who will be sheriff for the next four years since there is no Democrat running in the heavily Republican county.
Severson earned 32,940 votes compared to Alioto's 5,485.
After the votes were counted, Severson said he was "happy" and "humbled" by the outcome.
"We stuck to our message that qualifications count and the voters sent us a strong message that they want someone who is qualified to serve them and that is what I will be honored to do," Severson added.» Read Full Article
Eric Severson wins landslide vote for Waukesha County sheriff
Eric Severson, the chief inspector for the Waukesha County Sheriff's Office, is bound to bear the sheriff's badge after a landslide victory in the Republican primary election.
With more than 70% of the vote counted Tuesday night, Severson earned about 86% of the vote — more than 26,000 supporters — in the race against Tom Alioto, a former Town of Lisbon police sergeant.
Alioto earned about 4,300 votes.
There is no Democratic candidate for Waukesha County sheriff.
The candidates were seeking to replace Dan Trawicki, who served as sheriff for 12 years but declined to run for a fourth term.» Read Full Article
Panera wants to open on Moorland Road in New Berlin
The New Berlin Plan Commission and Architectural Review Committee will both consider plans for a Panera Bread restaurant at 4901 S. Moorland Road, near Quaker Steak and Lube.
The Architectural Review Committee will meet at 5 p.m. and the Plan Commission at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 13. Both meetings will be in the New Berlin City Hall, 3805 S. Casper Drive.
Muskego Plan Commission shuns changes for lake homes, senior condos
A plan to build garden homes and senior condominiums on Little Muskego Lake hit a setback Tuesday at the Muskego Plan Commission that unanimously recommended against changes in zoning and the city comprehensive plan that would have allowed the plan.
Housing density was the main issue.
Ener-Con Companies proposes a gated community and a 24-unit condomium building for seniors along Janesville Road and just east of Pioneer Drive.
The zoning and 2020 Comprehensive Plan changes can still be approved by the Muskego Common Council that will consider them at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 12.
The development plan that the commission reviewed considered was somewhat less dense than the original plan of seven homes and 30 senior condos in two buildings.
Muskego-Norway School District chooses former principal for interim job
The Muskego-Norway School Board appointed former Muskego High School principal Dennis Bussen as the interim High School principal on Monday.
The action came after the recent resignation of Ryan Oertel who has been at the school's helm for two years. Oertel is leaving to be curriculum coordinator for secondary education in the Elmbrook School District starting this fall.
With the school year nearly ready to start, this is a bad time to try to hire a principal, the School Board decided. Hiring an interim principal will mean the School Board can take its time to find the right person to permanently take over the reins.
Bussen was Muskego High School principal for 11 years from 2001 to 2012 before becoming an assistant Muskego-Norway superintendent in the 2012-13 school year. He retired last July at the end of the 2012-13 school year.
Events mark anniversary of Sikh Temple shooting
Chardhi Kala 6K run in Oak Creek.On the cusp of the second anniversary of the Sikh Temple shooting, people laced up their sneakers Saturday for the
Last year, members of the Sikh community created a weekend of memorial events, including the charity run, to mark the anniversary of the temple shooting that occurred on Aug. 5, 2012. Six Sikh worshipers were killed that day when a white supremacist opened fire on the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek.
The Sikh principle of Chardhi Kala means resilience, or having a positive attitude even in the face of fear and pain.
Roughly 400 people participated in the charity run, said Mandeep Kaur, one of the run's organizers.
More commemorative events at the temple are planned for this week, including a tribute and prayer services on Sunday and a remembrance ceremony on Tuesday.» Read Full Article
Muskego High School principal resigns
The Muskego School Board will be looking for an interim Muskego High School principal with the resignation of Ryan Oertel who has been at the school's helm for two years.
Oertel sent a letter Monday to parents saying he was leaving. This fall he will be curriculum coordinator for secondary education in the Elmbrook School District.
The School Board will discuss on Monday, Aug. 4, how to proceed in a search for an interim principal.
With the school year on the verge of starting, this is a bad time to try to hire a principal, said School Board President Rick Petfalski.
"People who were interested in being a principal started looking last spring and have accepted positions," by now, he said.» Read Full Article
Video: How to navigate construction surrounding the 2014 Wisconsin State Fair
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That's a relief to West Allis Mayor Dan Devine who said, "They told us several times that it all would be open."
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Today, he'll hold another meeting with county residents - just not in person.
Vrakas, who is active on social media, will host a virtual Town Hall meeting through Twitter from 2 to 3 p.m. Wednesday.
The county executive said the virtual Town Hall meeting is being done in an effort to increase communication and citizen engagement and make county government more accessible to residents.
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Cleveland's financial plans for £4.8m cut
Cleveland's Police and Crime Commissioner, and the Force, have outlined their financial plans. The Force has had to make savings of £15.1m. After a review, additional savings of £4.8m must be made. This means voluntary redundancy and early retirement.
Measures put in place to make those savings:
- Police officer recruitment freeze
- Loss of over 300 police officers
- Outsourcing business support
- Reducing expenses
- Use of a more flexible model
– Police and Crime Commissioner for Cleveland Barry Coppinger
"The Force is now in a position where it really is going down to the minimum number of people it needs to deliver policing in Cleveland.
"This is exacerbated by the cuts underway in other areas of the public sector which have a direct influence on levels of crime and disorder, and on the demand for policing services.
"This concerns me greatly and it's time to say to the current government 'enough is enough'. We are now cut to the bone and this cannot be allowed to continue."
– Chief Constable of Cleveland Police Jacqui Cheer
"I do not underestimate the impact our plans will have on individuals, but given the scale of the savings we have to make, regrettably, we have no other option but to downsize."


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October 17th: SSD Conference on Disability Issues
The Services for Students with Disabilities office will celebrate their 40th Anniversary with an all-day conference entitled,
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Friday, October 17, 2014
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Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library, Gallery Room 100
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9-9:30: Coffee / Breakfast / Register
9:30-10: Opening Remarks
10-11: History of Disability Law
Jack Bernard, Associate General Counsel
Jack has been with the University of Michigan Office of the Vice President and General Counsel since 1999. His primary areas of responsibility include intellectual property, academic freedom and speech, privacy, security, computing and cyberlaw, media rights, student rights, affiliation agreements, and disability law. He teaches at the University of Michigan's Schools of Law, Education, and Information, as well as at the Ford School of Public Policy. He is currently Chair of the University of Michigan's Council for Disability Concerns. In 2009, Jack received the American Library Association's "L. Ray Patterson Copyright Award," as well as the First Decade Award from the National Association of College and University Attorneys. He has also been a Spence Fellow and a researcher at the National Center for Postsecondary Improvement. He received his J. D. from the University of Michigan Law School and Master's in Higher Education from the University of Michigan's Center for the Study of Higher and Postsecondary Education. Jack studied neuroscience at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Lawrence D. Burns, PhD
Dr. Burns has served as Senior Executive at the General Motors Corporate Vice President of Research & Development and Planning/Strategic Planning, reporting to CEO/President. He is a member of top decision boards for global operations and products and responsible for advanced technology development, product portfolio planning, capacity planning and strategic planning. From 2010 to 2013, Dr. Burns was Director of the Program on Sustainable Mobility at Columbia University. He is a major voice for the "reinvention of the automobile" and the diversification of transportation energy. He championed vehicle electrification, "connected" vehicles, driverless vehicles, fuel cells, bio-fuels, advanced batteries, innovative concept vehicles, and operations research. Dr. Burns is a leading advocate for design and technology innovation focused on the total customer experience. He received his Master's of Science in Engineering and Public Policy at the University of Michigan, and his PhD in Civil Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Burns also studied Mechanical Engineering at General Motors Institute (now Kettering University) in Flint, Michigan.
12:30-1:30: Lunch
John Greden, MD, Director of U-M Depression Center
Dr. Greden is Executive Director of the University of Michigan Comprehensive Depression Center, the Rachel Upjohn Professor of Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences in the Department of Psychiatry, and Research Professor in the Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience Institute. He joined the faculty at the Medical School in 1974 and served as Chair of the Department of Psychiatry from 1985 to 2007. In 1999, Dr. Greden proposed establishment of the University of Michigan Depression Center. The Regents of The University of Michigan endorsed the concept in 2001 and the Center has made major strides in becoming a multidisciplinary national prototype for integrated research, clinical care, education and public policy formulation. Under Dr. Greden's leadership, the National Network of Depression Centers, catalyzed in 2007, has integrated more than 20 member institutions to transform the field of mood disorders nationwide, and Dr. Greden serves as the NNDC's founding chair.
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2:45-3:45 On Purpose: Lessons on Life and Health
Victor J Strecher, PhD, Professor of Health Behavior and Health Education
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Suns Strokes: Suns snap 10-game skid with road win in Dallas
Originally published: Apr 10, 2013 - 10:01 pm
The Suns snapped a 10-game skid and also a streak of 10 straight losses in Dallas, which spanned a six-year period.
Phoenix almost blew another double-digit lead late, but were able to hold on for a much-needed victory.
The Good:
The Suns saw three players, Goran Dragic, P.J. Tucker and Luis Scola, with double-doubles in the contest. Dragic led the charge with a team-high 21 points and 13 assists. Tucker had the hot hand late and added 17 points and 10 rebounds, while Scola scored 11 points and had 15 boards in the win.
Jermaine O'Neal had a season-best seven blocks for the Suns.
The Suns, who were 29th in the league in three-point shooting prior to the game, went 12-for-27 from downtown.
The Bad:
The Suns blew a 13-point lead in the first half and a 14-point lead early in the second. But despite the Mavs coming back again to cut the lead to four points in the fourth, Tucker hit two clutch baskets down the stretch to help seal the win for the Suns.
� The Suns notched their first road win since February 27.
� Prior to Wednesday's contest, the Suns hadn't won in Dallas since March 14, 2007.
� The Suns' 10-game losing streak was their longest in 16 years.
� The Mavericks were later eliminated from playoff contention after a Los Angeles Lakers win. This is the first time Dallas will not make a postseason appearance since 2000.
Up Next:
The Suns will head to Minnesota to face the Timberwolves on Saturday, April 13. The game is scheduled to tip-off at 5:00 p.m.
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How Much ExerciseExercising at moderate intensity for at least a half an hour each morning, seven days per week produced the best effect. Those who used stretching also had less trouble falling asleep
When to ExerciseOnly the women who exercised in the morning had the beneficial effects on sleep. Those who exercised in the evening actually had more trouble falling asleep. "Postmenopausal women commonly report sleep problems. Exercise may help to alleviate these problems, as long as it is performed early in the day," said principal investigator Anne McTiernan, M.D., Ph.D., a member of Fred Hutchinson's Public Health Sciences Division.
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One possible explanation, the researchers note, is that morning versus evening exercise may affect the body's daily "circadian" rhythms that affect sleep quality. Morning exercise may get the body clock in alignment, and evening exercise upset it. More research is needed to confirm this theory.
SOURCE: Shelley S. Tworoger, PhD1,2; Yutaka Yasui, PhD1; et. al. "Effects of a Yearlong Moderate-Intensity Exercise and a Stretching Intervention on Sleep Quality in Postmenopausal Women." SLEEP. 2003. Vol. 26, Issue 7, pages 830-836.
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We made it. This place is pretty cool. We only did about a third of what's here and we will have to come back. This gorge has been created over hundreds of years of erosion and is really worth the time. Need to plan for a full to 3/4 day to take all this in.
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Day 3 in Watkins Glen
We woke this morning to a beautiful 58 degree, sunny day and were heading out to Watkins Glen State Park by 7:30. It was a nice 2 mile hike around the gorge. Very few people on the trail that early so it was a nice time to photograph the rock formations, streams, and ...
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We are about 500 miles into the trip and are now camping just south of Watkins Glen in Corning, New York. Yes, Corning is the home of Corning glass. We got here around 1:00 this afternoon, set up "camp" (ok....pushed a few buttons and everything was set up) and then headed about 12 miles (in the Jeep) to Watkins Glen and on North to the ...
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It stuck me that this was the first hall I'd seen in the USA with windows, it's had some renovations recently and sits in a nice position just out of town. The real treat, however, is to meet up with the brothers and sisters.
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We returned to his home for breakfast after that, Charlene came around too and it was quite sad that we all had something else to do that day and had to go our separate ways.
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Asian crazy worm found in Appleton
First it was Emerald Ash Borer, now agricultural specialists are warning people in Northeast Wisconsin about another invasive species.
5 fire departments dispatched to house fire
Freedom, Hobart, Oneida, Osborn, and Seymour fire departments were called, the Outagamie County Sheriff's Office tells Action 2 News.
Appleton Family Law Attorneys Recognized as Top 10 Attorneys
Appleton family law attorneys, Kelly S. Kelly and Paula A. Hamer, of Herrling Clark Law Firm, Ltd. have been Named "Top 10" Attorneys by the National Academy of Family Law Attorneys.
Asian crazy worm invades Appleton
Asian crazy worm invades Appleton The extent of the infestation in the Fox Valley is not known.
Kansas City Chiefs bus collides with another vehicle in Grand Chute
One of the five buses transporting the Kansas City Chiefs from the Outagamie County Regional airport to the Radisson Paper Valley Hotel collided with another vehicle 2:22 p.m. Wednesday.
Fire Engulfs Boats at Sturgeon Bay Marina
They say the boats are too unstable at this point, and need to wait until they're pulled to land.
Town of Neenah Approves Cellcom Tower
The Town of Neenah approves a lease Monday night for a new cell phone tower that's been opposed by many residents.
Green Bay police evidence rooms reaching capacity
The City of Green Bay has a dilemma on its hands. The police department is running out of room to store evidence.
Alcohol Detection Anklets for Outagamie County Court
Monday, Outagamie County Court received five ankle bracelets and three remote breath tests to help individuals in Drug and Alcohol Treatment Court.
Outagamie County gets alcohol detection bracelets
Crews are on the scene of a fire at Kersten Lumber in Birnamwood, according to Shawano County Sheriff's Department officials.
Alcohol detection bracelets to be used in Outagamie Co.
Post-Crescent Media reports the county received a $14,000 grant through two community foundations to buy five bracelets that detect alcohol levels through the wearer's skin.
Outagamie County gets alcohol detection bracelets
Post-Crescent Media reports the county received a $14,000 grant through two community foundations to buy five bracelets that detect alcohol levels through the wearer's skin.
US Highway 41 traffic was detoured for about five hours Wednesday due to a serious three-vehicle crash in Kaukauna.
Serious Crash Closes 41 Southbound in Kaukauna
US 41 traffic is being detoured due to a serious crash in Kaukauna. The Outagamie County Sheriff's Office says the crash requires extrication A medical helicopter is on scene.
Dianna Siveny Murder Trial Delayed
An Outagamie County judge delays a murder trial set to begin next week. Dianna Siveny, along with her daughter Kandi Siveny and a third woman, Rosie Campbell, are all charged in the October 2007 shooting death of Lara Plamann.
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Outagamie County Emergency Responders Tested in Simulated Plan Crash
"The emergency responders don't know exactly what they're going to find," Pat Tracey said, public information officer for the airport.
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Prosecutors want to delay the murder trial of a woman accused of helping to kill her domestic partner - and may ask for the charges to be temporarily dropped in the process.
Animal rights group pokes Wis. church for 'Pig Rassle'
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... and blow the sirens. It brought back fond memories of my childhood and the adults that went out of their way to make sure we had fun as kids. To all those who work to being joy and pride into children's lives, I salute your this Canada Day.
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As we continued our drive to Hoh Rain Forest, we passed some of the most beautiful scenery I have ever seen. Trees were towering over head, a river was following the road, and with very few cars this became a very relaxing ride. After about a 1.5 hour drive from the lodge, we arrived at the Hoh Rain Forest to hike the Hall of Mosses Trail. This is supposed to ...
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... to puke smell). Anyways, looking Portugese enough, I had people speaking to me. I couldn't quite understand the one, but I think he was telling me that there were seats further up the tram. Generally speaking, the people here are very kind, and we ended up with an old man, telling us all about how to get from the tram to the Tower, then to the Monument of Discoveries and back to the Monastery, including where we had to go over the train tracks, and where there was an subway ...
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The Republican Party of Iowa on Wednesday called on voters in the state to oust Iowa Supreme Court Justice David Wiggins in the November elections.
Wiggins and six other justices unanimously ruled in 2009 that limiting marriage to the union of one man and one woman was unconstitutional. Following the ruling, conservatives launched a campaign to oust all the justices, who face a retention vote in Iowa every eight years. Justices Marsha Ternus, David Baker and Michael Streit were voted out in 2010.
Republican Party of Iowa Chairman A.J. Spiker on Wednesday decried "unelected activist judges attempting to impose their personal views on the public," and called for the campaign to continue this year.
"In 2010 Iowa voters chose to dismiss three activist judges who allowed their own politics to influence their obligation to uphold the Iowa Constitution," he added. "These three were among a handful of judges who chose to disregard years of legal precedent on the status of marriage and how it was to be defined. Instead of allowing the people of Iowa to decide this issue at the polls, these judges instead chose to impose their will upon the state and re-write history without weighing the merits of our laws and values."
Wiggins, who faces a retention vote in November, insisted that the ruling was correct.
"Our system is built on checks and balances between independent branches of government," he said. "Two of the branches are designed to be political. It is unfortunate that Mr. Spiker apparently thinks that all three branches should be political. I have always viewed the role of the judiciary as limited, and I am proud of my work in writing opinions and helping resolve the issues that are brought before the court."
A Des Moines Register poll from February found that only 38 percent of Iowans supported a state constitutional amendment to prohibit marriage, while 56 percent opposed such an amendment.
Iowa Democratic Party Chair Sue Dvorsky said the campaign against the justices showed the "dangers of politicizing the judicial branch." She accused the campaign of being funded by out-of-state special interest groups, and vowed to "not sit quietly as they crusade to eliminate an independent judiciary."
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CRICKLADE have only played three times since November 11 and chairman Alisdair Ross does not see that figure improving this weekend.
Bad weather has caused no end of problems for non-league sides over the last few months, with Cricklade no exception.
The Stones Lane side have only managed 15 league games this season, with only Letcombe and old Woodstock having played less on 14.
Cricklade's problems have been compounded by their success in the Wilts Senior Cup, a competition in which they still have up to three matches left.
Graham Jackson's troops are due to host Malmesbury tomorrow - Vics themselves having played twice in the league since November 18 - but Ross reckons the chances of the game going ahead are slim.
"There is snow on the pitch and if that melts we may have rain on Friday or Saturday, so either way it will be frozen or waterlogged," he said.
"It's going to be a problem for us this year, as we are eight or nine games behind some teams and are still in the Wilts Senior Cup.
"It is also difficult as players are getting unfit, as it's hard to find training slots indoors at late notice."
Elsewhere, Purton versus Carterton seems unlikely to go ahead, while New College boss Rob Hopkins has written of the chances of his side hosting Brimscombe at Supermarine.
He said: "The pitch is still covered in snow and I don't think they are going to clear it until Saturday or Sunday.
"Even if they do get the snow off at that stage the pitch will be trashed anyway."
But Wootton Bassett boss Dave Turner has not given up hope that his team will get their game at Lambourn played.
He said: "Lambourn is one of those pitches where if it clears there's half a chance. It seems to drain quite well.
"We're planning as if it's going ahead and if not we'll have a training session. If we can get the go-ahead the plan is to train on the pitch at Rylands Way.
"There's snow on the pitch so it will be heavy on the legs, but that's a good thing."
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FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Three Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) F-35B short takeoff/vertical landing (STOVL) aircraft were officially delivered to the U.S. Marine Corps during ceremonies at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Ariz., today. The three jets are assigned to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121 residing with the host Marine Aircraft Group 13.
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"For more than 50 years, it has been our mission to support the Marine Corps mission, and we're honored to deliver the first three F-35B STOVL aircraft to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121," said Bob Stevens, Lockheed Martin chairman and chief executive officer. "The F-35B is the world's only 5th generation, supersonic, stealthy combat aircraft that can also hover, take off and land virtually anywhere Marines are in action. Through the hard work and dedication of the military and contractor team, the F-35B will define the future of Marine Corps aviation."
Official welcoming ceremonies at Yuma marked the handover of the jets to the Marines. The delivery of the first three operational-coded 5th generation F-35B STOVL fighters marks the beginning of STOVL tactical operational training at Air Station Yuma.
These three aircraft increase the number of STOVL aircraft delivered to the Marine Corps to 16 and bring the total number of F-35s delivered in 2012 to 20. Currently, 13 Marine Corps STOVLs are assigned to the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing's Marine Fighter/Attack Training Squadron 501 at Eglin AFB, Fla., supporting pilot and maintainer training.
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Lee Martin's The Midnight Hour Rides The Wings of Satan
If you're going to be in Michigan anytime soon and couldn't care less what the Tigers or Eminem are doing, you should certainly turn your attention to the twisted world of Lee Martin and his incredibly popular horror program "Lee Martin's The Midnight Hour".
This weekend the show will unveil its newest episode, a diabolical little venture called "The Wings of Satan," which will air throughout the month of July on Thursdays and Saturdays.
Featuring Mark Shkreli, Alana Kaniewski, Alice Gandee and Renay Rayes, this episode of the show takes us on a trip down memory lane, back to our high school days to reminisce about the adventures we had trying to get laid. Of course Martin's vision includes blackmail, revenge and an ancient cult. Not exactly "Saved by the Bell," but guaranteed to be more entertaining than watching a young Dustin Diamond run around making an ass of himself.
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Viewers of the hit Michigan-based TV series "Lee Martin's The Midnight Hour" will be making a detour through high school this summer. At midnight Thursday, June 30 (technically July 1), the series will roll out its latest episode, "The Wings of Satan."
In it, teenagers Neal (Mark Shkreli) and Christa (Alana Kaniewski) meet in the great outdoors for a steamy make-out session which Neal hopes will lead to sex. It nearly does, but not before their tryst is interrupted by Christa's spiteful best friend Spring (series veteran Alice Gandee) and a camera, which quickly becomes an instrument of revenge when Neal's affair with his tutor Bernie (Renay Rayes) is discovered.
In school the following day, Neal finds that Christa and Spring have raised the stakes in their nasty game of vengeance and blackmail. With a sex-offender rap in the offing, Neal retreats to Bernie's house where she reveals her participation in an ancient cult, "Aripi de Satana" and suggests a means of stopping Christa in a way that could not possibly incriminate him. What follows are some of the most exciting scenes yet depicted on the series.
The episode provides a showcase for the special props and make-ups of Jason Hiltz and photographic effects of Brian Schoof and their diabolic creations are put to great use when terrorizing an innocent bystander (Nikki Johnson).
"The Wings of Satan" airs every Thursday and Saturday throughout July, 2011. Check the schedule for channels, times and a live streaming video simulcast link. Here's a peek at a quick commercial for the show.
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Sharepoint 2010 will be different from 2007 and would require you to update your skillsets. 2010 will only used by those who are setting up a fresh farm, coz the main hindrance for the success to Sharepoint 2010 is that businesses need to update their hardware. Those who already have 2007 would atleast continue using the same untill 2015 i guess. So either ways, you have a market to sell.
I agree with what Colin said that you will never have anyone giving you ideas that can mint good money. I am not a programmer, but I can still generate an idea. The point again is, why would I put those ideas on a public forum! :P
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London Welsh chairman Bleddyn Phillips has increased the pressure on the Rugby Football Union by labelling their decision to block their possible promotion to the Premiership as "inequitable, unreasonable and unfair".
The Exiles were dealt the hammer blow on the eve of their 37-21 victory over Cornish Pirates in the first leg of the Championship final on Wednesday night that put them on course for the second tier title. The Richmond-based club had hoped that an aggregate victory following next week's return clash at the Kassam Stadium in Oxford would lead to their promotion to the top flight but as things stand they will not make the step up and Newcastle Falcons, who finished bottom of the Premiership, will be safe.
The RFU, who are yet to offer clarification of their decision, ruled that London Welsh's application failed on a number of counts with the primary issue the fact that the club did not hold primacy of tenure at the 12,500-capacity Kassam Stadium that they intend to make their home should they be promoted. However, London Welsh insist they have an agreement in place with Oxford United FC, the owners of the stadium, that would give them the freedom to meet the crucial 'minimum standards criteria'.
The Daily Telegraph reports that London Welsh will launch an appeal - despite the fact they are yet to receive the full details of the RFU's decision - and Phillips, also a partner with the law firm Clifford Chance, has also hinted that the club may take legal action. "If we win our match against the Cornish Pirates in Oxford next week, given the fact that we have a legally-binding agreement to use a top-notch stadium and that other clubs appear to be allowed to groundshare with other Football Association clubs, to my mind I would think it highly inequitable, unreasonable and unfair if we are told that we can't go up," Phillips told the newspaper.
"That would to my mind, and I think to other impartial observers, appear harsh. I would hope that if we can demonstrate that we have a legally-binding agreement to use a top rugby venue, that would be enough to persuade the RFU that they should allow us entry to the top flight.
"We have had a lot of support from neutral and impartial observers. Our best hope however is to persuade the RFU, if we win, that it is in the interests of the game and in the interests of the spirit of the game that London Welsh should be allowed to go up rather than have this legal argument, which nobody really wants, but if necessary we will follow up."
His sentiments were echoed by former Wales and British & Irish Lions international John Taylor, who is also the club's managing director. "This is a massive issue; it's about the professional game in England," said Taylor. "You cannot have a situation where the movement between the Premiership Rugby and the Championship is suddenly prohibited, it just doesn't work on any level. I don't really see how the RFU can be happy with that."
Coach Lyn Jones has also questioned the validity of the RFU decision. "The players feel it's a negative move for English rugby," Jones told The Guardian. "That channel to promotion needs to be open at all times for all sides. It's just a shame the union has complicated that. There's a big buzz in Oxford about the possibility of Premiership rugby being played there. We've had a huge amount of positive feedback regarding the potential of us at the Kassam. We're developing a new product and we just need to be supported in that regard. The type of rugby we're producing is good enough to go up another league."
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Star Spangled what? Remaining mum on last week's Inauguration kerfuffle, Beyonce is getting to work on her next big internationally-broadcast performance: Her Super Bowl halftime show, which goes down next Sunday, Feb. 3. Sharing behind-the-scenes rehearsal photos on her Instagram page, the 31-year-old singer gave fans a small tease of the spectacle to come.
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In one snapshot, the mom (who welcomed daughter Blue Ivy nearly 13 months ago) showed off her skinny post-baby bod -- and love for husband Jay-Z's basketball team -- as she stretched in a Brooklyn Nets t-shirt. In another, slightly more mysterious photo, Beyonce appears to be surrounded by a circle of dancers as they work out some choreography. A third image reveals a backup dancer splayed artfully on the floor.
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Not seen in the photos? Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, the "Love on Top" singer's Destiny's Child bandmates. As revealed exclusively by Us Weekly, both women will join Beyonce during the show at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans for a reunion, singing a medley of their hits "Bills, Bills, Bills," "Survivor," and ending with their new track, "Nuclear." Beyonce is expected to begin the set solo, crooning her smash, "Crazy in Love."
"She can't wait to get on the Super Bowl stage and show everyone," a source tells Us, adding that she's ready to "knock them dead" as fans and detractors alike continue to chatter about her use of a pre-recorded track at the Inauguration in Washington, D.C. on Monday Jan. 21.
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