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Armed with the right tools and tips, achieving the top hair and makeup looks for the summer season can be a breeze.
From the casual comfort of a beach-inspired appearance to a more formal updo, Baltimore stylists and artists have come up with ways to recreate these looks on your own. Follow these rules and stand out from the rest.
Makeup trend: Smoky eye
Expert: Gavin Hebert, makeup artist at All About Me Salon and Day Spa, Towson; allaboutmedayspa.com
How to achieve it: The smoky eye is a technique more than a color, according to Hebert. "It can be worn during the day for a little more sultry, everyday look," he says. Create this ombre effect by staying lighter in the inside corner and darkening toward the outer. Hebert starts with a Jane Iredale eye gloss in "brown silk" as the shadow base. Use the trio shadows in "brown sugar" staying with the "lighter-to darker" effect and finishing with "wink" in the inner corner and in the arch of the brow. Finish by using "PureLash" in black to the top lashes and on the outer corner of the bottom lash line.
Tools you'll need: Eye gloss in "brown silk" by Jane Iredale; "PureLash" in black.
Makeup trend: Ombre lips
Expert: Lexi Martinez, founder of L.M. Artistry; facebook.com/LMUA27
How to achieve it: Mix pink and purple; orange and gold, or do a reverse ombre with bold color in the center that fades to almost nude at the edges, which gives a "just bitten" look.
"There is an ombre to fit virtually any makeup lover," Martinez says: "There are endless ways to mix and customize your own trendy look. Pairing a deep wine tone on the outer part of the top and bottom lip, then adding a pop of bright red in the center is another trend that allows fashionistas to test drive a more conservative option."
Take the main lipstick color — usually the darker of the two — and apply it all over the lip or line the outside and shade halfway, leaving the center of the lip exposed. Take the other color and apply it to the center of the top and bottom lip. Use a lip brush to gradually blend the colors together where they meet.
Tools you'll need: Lip Tar by Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics; Lip Mix by MAC Cosmetics; Lip Liner by Bite Beauty; a lip brush by MAC Cosmetics
Makeup trend: Summertime glow
Expert: Felicia Gray, founder of Bth Artistry; bthartistry.com
How to achieve it: Even your skin tone with moisturizers with built-in sun protection such as Smashbox Camera Ready CC Cream SPF 30 or Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer SPF 20. Use a cream-based concealer in any "trouble areas," Gray advises. Apply Bye Bye Under Eye Anti-Aging Concealer under the eyes, then set with a face powder for staying power, says Gray. For the perfect summertime glow, take a highlighter or illuminator — such as Lorac TANtalizer Highlighter & Matte Bronzer Duo or NARS Illuminator — and brush it onto the cheekbones, forehead, and down the center of the nose. Use a powder brush to blend it together and brush bronzer over the cheeks and the sides of your face for the ultimate sun-kissed glow, Gray says. To blush, swipe some color above where you placed the bronzer. Start at the apples of the cheeks. Complete the look by building eyelashes using Maybelline Great Lash in Blackest Black. Add Laura Mercier Lip Glace Bare Beige or Bare Pink to gloss the lips.
Tools you'll need: Smashbox Camera Ready CC Cream SPF 30 or Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer; It Cosmetics Bye Bye Under Eye Anti-Aging Concealer; Lorac TANtalizer Highlighter & Matte Bronzer Duo or NARS Illuminator; Maybelline Great Lash in Blackest Black; Laura Mercier Lip Glace in Bare Beige or Bare Pink
Hair trend: Beachy wave
Expert: Mary Frances Blomme, bridal and hair color specialist; owner, Phillip Michael Studio Bridal, Federal Hill; phillipmichaelstudiobridal.com
How to achieve it: "First and foremost, you have to understand your own hair texture," Blomme says. "If you have fine hair, your best option is to blow-dry first. This will give you some much-needed volume."
Divide hair into three sections — top, bottom and middle — going horizontally across your head. Begin with the bottom section and grab 2- to 3-inch sections. Treat them first with an aerosol hair spray, such as Sebastian Re-shaper. Use a 1-inch iron. Grab each section, wrap around the iron, count to 10 and release. After completing all three sections, pull on them with your fingers to soften the curl until you have reached the desired amount of wave. "Remember, you want to leave a little more curl than you might think because you want this look to settle and last," she says.


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Keep it quiet. (Go slow.)
Circulate. Need to know.
Stamp the date upon your file ---
masquerade, but well worth while.
Wrapped in the warmth of you ---
wrapped up in your smile.
Wrapped in the folds of your attention.
Wear an air --- (keep mum)
of casual indifference.
Careful how you go
about your usual business.
Wrapped in daydreams of you ---
wrapped up by your eyes.
Wrapped in the folds of your attention.
Under wraps! I've got you under wraps.
Tell you when --- (not yet)
soon the great unveiling.
Bless my boots! Upon my soul!
Secrecy, it is my failing.
Wrapped in your Summer night ---
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Wrapped in the Winter of your sleeping.
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She said the outpouring of support from family, friends and the community has just been overwhelming.
Jason also had retinoblastoma when he was a baby, so they knew there was a chance it could pass to their children. The couple made sure their infants were screened for that possibility. "There's no preparation in the world for that though," Julie said.
It wasn't until about a month ago that Jason's co-workers learned of Aiden's fight against cancer. Kevin Kelly, a supervisor for the streets and sewers division, said they were surprised to learn the news. He, Chris Wodarski and Matt Legault talked it over and planned out a fundraiser to help with the medical expenses. The Duponts don't know what those bills will eventually cost at this stage, but say their insurance won't cover everything.
"We just feel that we need to help the family. He's just a baby," said Legault. "To see a kid go through that, it's horrible." Legault added that "it's awful for anyone" to contract cancer, but it hits closer to home for him — he has two daughters himself — because Aiden is so young.
The upcoming fundraiser is May 2 at the Ancient Order of Hibernians Hall, 58 Lowell St., from 7 to 11 p.m. Tickets are $20 per person and there will be a DJ, cash bar, food and raffles. The Duponts have also launched a GoFundMe page for online donations. The goal is $20,000. So far, $9,800 has come in since March 11.
That includes a $5,000 check the Duponts received last week from the police community. Robert Faherty, the chairman of Cops for Kids With Cancer, presented the family with a check at the Peabody police station along with some gifts — a T-shirt, hat, bumper sticker and toys — for Aiden and Colleen. Peabody officers filled the training room in a show of support along with McGruff the Crime Dog and brought some of their own gifts for the twins.


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If familiarity breeds contempt, there should be animosity aplenty on Thursday when the Chicago Blackhawks and the Detroit Red Wings meet at Joe Louis Arena. Last time out for Chicago, they were a 3-1 loser as they battled the Red Wings on the road. Moneyline bettors who got the Red Wings at +122 were rewarded, while the 4 combined goals moved the game UNDER for totals bettors. Detroit:
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We like space and nature, gadgets and cats, coffee and jasmine lattes. We're bad at skateboarding, but good at drawing skateboarders being eaten by a gigantic arthropod, who weaves vortex cocoons and poops beautiful crystals.
We're currently starting small with the "business" and we take lots of comic book and coffee breaks, sorry. We propogate carnivorous plants, and succulents, and sell terrariums. [Star-Bit] is great at printmaking and drawing yetis, and [digitalvapor] likes to draw hairy things with lots of dots. [digitalvapor] is also working on some gadgets that will be pretty dope, but they're still in the development phase. Thanks for taking a look!
We like to think we make super rad art. We sell prints, and one-off art pieces. You'll also find some odds and ends in this category that just didn't fit the definition of jewelry or plant.
Our jewelry, accessories and garments by [Star-Bit] are made with love and space dust.
We make awesome terrariums and grow cool plants. We wait an extra month before selling them to make sure the environment is sustainable.
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Hello world! I had to say that. ;) Today, I want to show you my addition to the liquid tags plugin.
I recently converted from the Ruby-based static site generator Jekyll to the Python-based Pelican when I helped the ACM at my school do a similar conversion from Wordpress to Pelican (see my post about the process if you wish). The only thing I was hesitant about was whether I'd be able to use something akin to inline Liquid tags in my Markdown but for Jinja templates. My inner scientist was thrilled when I saw the Python notebook and the other helpful capabilities in the liquid tags plugin.
Here's my small addition; you can use Instagram shortcodes like the Liquid image tag, and also specify the resolution retrieved1. It also warns about any shortcodes that 404.
Heads up, full syntax isn't yet implemented.
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Resolution-size set, width, class, and text.
{% gram pFI0CAIZna l 400 figure 'pretty turkey tail fungus' %}
I have some to-do items for bettering my regular expression to use the whole syntax, but it's a start :)
Find the code at github.com/digitalvapor/pelican-plugins/blob/master/liquid_tags/gram.py.
Idea: If you use the Better Images and Figures plugin and the CSS [Duncan Lock] uses, it would make these photos look like Polaroid film!
The only caveat is that you don't want to not set a size (t/m/l) or width and then expect to use a class called t, m, or l as the first listed class. However, I know you wouldnt do that anyway. I just wanted to say something in a footnote. ↩
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Our buddy [Tyler] made us cheesecake from his ancient family recipe1, Mike's Cheesecake.
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Henry VIII didn't mess around. His Triple Barreled Gun / Holy Water Sprinkler makes me want to include firearms in my D&D! Check out the rest of that gallery, some pretty cool stuff. Impressed by the totality of coverage of that Footman's Plate.
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Wow. The Holy Water Sprinkler was the main instrument of death in my T&T campaign, together with a lance and some sorcery. It was fun to see how it actually look like! Weird shit.ReplyDelete
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Once puberty had come and gone, I thought my pimples had followed my prom dress into the back closet. But the joke was on me. At 31, days after giving birth, my face began breaking out in a freak show that could rival any teenager's.
Apparently, adults get acne too. In the October 1999 issue of the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), researchers reported that 54 percent of women and 40 percent of men surveyed had facial acne and they didn't see it diminish until they turned, on average, 44.
What's more, adults don't suffer those zits in silence—they demand treatment advice. An online survey conducted in February 2008 by Harris International found that two-thirds of dermatologists reported that they currently see more adult acne patients than they did a year ago and the mature set now represents nearly half of their acne caseload.
Why so many pimples in the over-30 mix? The answer involves a complex jumble of hormonal, dietary, and environmental triggers that blend into a recipe for breakouts at any age.
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When it comes to pimples, people tend to think that dirty, oily skin is the main instigator, so the first instinct is to scrub those big, ugly whiteheads with abrasive cleansers and daub on harsh chemicals such as the benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid found in many over-the-counter acne remedies. Big mistake.
"Certain soaps contain surfactants, which strip away the 'good oils' along with the 'bad,'" says herbalist and aromatherapist Barbara Close, president and founder of Naturopathica.
Harsh cleansing devitalizes skin—and it backfires. The skin struggles to rebalance the outer lipid layer by pumping out more oil to make up for the loss. That means more breakouts. And more acne lasting later in life.
Add up the damage over time, and you get premature aging. "I have so many patients tell me, 'I cannot believe I am dealing with acne and wrinkles at the same time,' " says Richard Fried, MD, PhD, author of Healing Adult Acne (New Harbinger, 2005). The psychological effects can be so devastating, he notes, that 34 percent of acne sufferers sink into depression (see "Beyond Vanity: Acne Dysmorphia" below).
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Enjoy one of his funniest moments here
And a more serious moment
Robbin Williams on picket lines during 2007 writers' strike
August 13, 2014 at 07:57 (Humour, In Memoriam)
Enjoy one of his funniest moments here
And a more serious moment
Robbin Williams on picket lines during 2007 writers' strike
July 22, 2014 at 19:24 (Gaza, Humour, War, War Crimes)
Meanwhile, Israel is learning that war is not good for business …
Transportation Ministry urges airlines to reverse decision, saying flights in and out of Ben-Gurion Airport are safe and guarded.
Full AP Report HERE
July 17, 2014 at 10:07 (Humour, Israel, War Crimes)
July 10, 2014 at 13:19 (Activism, Boycott Israel, Humour, Illegal Settlements, International Solidarity, Israel, Occupied West Bank, Palestine)
Philly BDS offers, "Recycle, Hack, Destroy"- a light video at a dark time
Our thoughts are with the people of Gaza at this time, who are currently under military assault. Though this film is lighthearted, our hearts are heavy as we watch in horror the violence perpetrated by the Israeli government and the untold suffering of the Palestinian people.
In 2005, Palestinian civil society issued a call to the world to apply boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) against Israel until it meets its obligations under international law. Now, in the midst of Israel's ongoing terror campaign, BDS remains the best way the international movement can show Palestine our solidarity.
SodaStream's main production site is in Mishor Edomim, the industrial park of Ma'aleh Adumim, an illegal Israeli settlement in occupied Palestine. This facility is on land that was illegally confiscated from Palestinian owners.
Support Palestinian human rights.
Boycott SodaStream.
Boycott Israel.
Also see THIS from Mondoweiss
June 16, 2014 at 08:42 (DesertPeace Exclusive, Humour, Middle East, Peace, Videos)
Kyle, Cartman and the Ginger Cow. (photo credit: Courtesy of South Park Studios)
For a bit of background on the Red Heifer, read THIS … Then watch the South Park episode mentioned …. followed by a 'real life' video …. If nothing else, you will get a much needed chuckle in these days of stress and sorrow.
Although this is classified under HUMOUR, let us hope we will see Peace in the Middle East SOON ….. with or without the Red Heifer.
Now for the 'Real Thing' …
May 14, 2014 at 10:52 (DesertPeace Editorial, Extremism, Humour, zionist harassment)
Reading THIS report which I posted earlier prompted me to Google my own name …. I was surprised to find over 145,000 entries. One that caught my eye in their image section was a doctored picture of myself which was taken from the 'About DesertPeace' link.
They took my pleasant smile and turned it into a mean looking frown (if you look at the image for a few seconds).
But, I guess the positive aspect of this is that they obviously have lots of time on their hands …. which could only mean that Palestinians are not being harassed by them as long as they are busy attacking Jews. Sites like THIS ONE are no longer online, hopefully due to financial difficulties, but the people involved are still out there spreading their hate.
April 27, 2014 at 16:53 (Boycott Israel, Humour)
As a result of the following (Click HERE)
April 7, 2014 at 13:40 (Conspiracy Theories, Corrupt Politics, Humour)
Regardless of what President Obama says, the truth is …
Another hoax from "settled science" bites the dust.
"In the past environmentalists, from Lord Stern to Sir Paul McCartney, have urged people to stop eating meat because the methane produced by cattle causes global warming.
However a new study found that cattle grazed on the grasslands of China actually reduce another greenhouse gas, nitrous oxide.
Authors of the paper, published in Nature, say the research does not mean that producing livestock to eat is good for the environment in all countries. However in certain circumstances, it can be better for global warming to let animals graze on grassland."
March 26, 2014 at 10:53 (Believe it or not, fascism, Humour, Israel)
The ultra-right is cashing in on this one ….
If you're thinking that this whole prayer-by-proxy thing sounds kind of weird — well, it's nothing new. Thanks to Western Wall Prayers, you can now pay $38 and "a Torah scholar will pray on your behalf at the Kotel for 40 consecutive days ($95 value)." Give a "minimal donation" to a group called Protection on the Road, and "close to 2000 children in our schools will recite Tehilim(Psalms) and additional special tefilos (prayers) of protection for you daily." Log onto SayKaddish.com, and for the low-low price of $300 rabbis in Israel will recite the mourner's prayer for your deceased loved one three times a day, every day, for a whole year.
Right-wing activist Baruch Marzel wipes his eyes at the grave of Baruch Goldstein. / Getty Images
These days, you can order almost anything by phone. Books. Movies. Food. Sex. Salvation?
Sure, why not. Salvation. And not just any old kind, but the kind you can only get by virtue of an appeal to one of Israel's most notorious killers: Baruch Goldstein.
Goldstein murdered 29 Palestinians in Hebron's Cave of the Patriarchs 20 years ago, and to this day right-wing Jews still flock to his grave in nearby Kiryat Arba. They go there to pray, hoping that proximity to this "holy man" will help get their prayers through the pearly gates.
But since not everyone can afford to make that pilgrimage, Baruch Marzel — a right-wing activist and Goldstein devotee — has organized a telephone service allowing Jews to outsource their prayers, according to a Walla report cited today in Yeshiva World News.
Call Marzel's service and you'll be invited to "Push 1 for a Yeshua," a salvation. That salvation, which will come by way of a prayer to be said on your behalf at Goldstein's grave, includes everything from financial and romantic success to improved health and victory in court cases.
If you're worried about the spiritual credentials of the person who will be praying on your behalf, don't be: Only "Jews who are Yirei Shomayim," God-fearing, will be entrusted with this important task.
If you're thinking that this whole prayer-by-proxy thing sounds kind of weird — well, it's nothing new. Thanks to Western Wall Prayers, you can now pay $38 and "a Torah scholar will pray on your behalf at the Kotel for 40 consecutive days ($95 value)." Give a "minimal donation" to a group called Protection on the Road, and "close to 2000 children in our schools will recite Tehilim (Psalms) and additional special tefilos (prayers) of protection for you daily." Log onto SayKaddish.com, and for the low-low price of $300 rabbis in Israel will recite the mourner's prayer for your deceased loved one three times a day, every day, for a whole year.
Generally speaking, though, these pay-to-pray deals are transparent moneymaking schemes. What's new about Marzel's telephone service is that he doesn't seem to be interested in turning a profit.
Instead, he's doing this out of the goodness of his heart.
A heart that genuinely believes routing prayers through a mass murderer's grave will make them more pleasing to God.
February 26, 2014 at 07:51 (Germany, Humour, Irony, Israel)
The use of nazi symbols is illegal in Israel unless they are used on the face of the German Chancellor ;)
All of these things make a Merkel-Hitler comparison awkward — so much so that, instead of just calling it "Picture of the Year," we might do better to call it "Embarrassing Picture of the Year."
Benjamin Netanyahu casts Hitler mustache on Angela Merkel / Marc Israel Sellem
Ah, the hazards of light and shadow.
When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at a press conference today with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, he didn't mean to point his finger in a way that would cast upon her face a distinctly Hitler-mustache-like shadow. But point he did — and Jerusalem Post photographer Marc Israel Sellem captured the moment in a photo that's now gone viral.
The image has unleashed a tidal wave of laughter, praise and puns. BuzzFeed ran it under the tongue-in-cheek headline "There Is Nothing Strange About This Photo of Angela Merkel — And You're Crazy If You Think Otherwise." Gawker's headline joked that "Angela Merkel Did Nazi This One Coming," engendering a slew of comments like "Something's not Reich here" and "Heil get you every time." Inhabitants of the Twittersphere have been busy nominating it for "Picture of the Year," while the photographer's personal Facebook page has been inundated with back-slapping comments from friends ("Congratulations!" "Bravo!").
But the photographer himself, and his employer, seem to be taking an altogether more bashful approach. Sellem initially uploaded the photo to his Facebook page, but then deleted it, according to BuzzFeed. The Jerusalem Post has said that it will not use the photo, with reporter Lahav Harkov taking care to clarify that the image did not (despite appearances) get posted to the Jerusalem Post's Facebook page, and tweeting in quick succession:
See Tweets at LINK
There's a whiff of embarrassment and defensiveness about these remarks — and that's probably just as it should be. Looking at this photo, you can't help but laugh. But you also, well, kind of cringe.
Likening Merkel to Hitler — even accidentally and non-verbally — is especially cringe-worthy given what a conciliatory posture the German leader has taken towards world Jewry, the State of Israel, and even Netanyahu's right-wing government. She took time out of her election campaign to pay her respects at the Dachau concentration camp. She called for the people of Germany to show "civil courage" in the fight against anti-Semitism. She said that a boycott against Israel is "not an option." She even came out in support of Netanyahu's controversial demand that the Palestinians recognize Israel as Jewish, calling that recognition "critical."
All of these things make a Merkel-Hitler comparison awkward — so much so that, instead of just calling it "Picture of the Year," we might do better to call it "Embarrassing Picture of the Year."
The Jerusalem Post is right not to run such a photo. And their staff members are right to be (or at least publicly act) a bit bashful about the whole thing.
But, of course, the good sense they're showing means almost nothing in practice. The image is out there, flooding news sites, social media sites, and even Getty Images. The sad fact is that today will be remembered not as the day a German leader received Israel's highest civilian honor — oh yes, amidst all the laughter, did you not hear that Merkel received the Israeli Presidential Medal of Distinction from President Shimon Peres? — but as the day she was likened to her most notorious countryman.
Ironically, while accepting the medal from Peres, Merkel herself saw fit to bring up that countryman's ignominious legacy. "In light of Germany's responsibility for the tremendous suffering of the Jewish people in the Holocaust, receiving this award today is something of a miracle," she said.
In other words, she acknowledged that the shadow of the Holocaust looms long and large over Germany's relationship with Israel. Apparently, she just didn't realize how literally that phrase applies.
See the photographer's response at The Jerusalem Post
DesertPeace's response … If the mustache fits, wear it!
This even made it to YouTube
January 15, 2014 at 17:32 (Boycott Israel, Humour, Israel)
Some of the biggest names in the music world will tour Israel in 2014. Canadian singer Justin Bieber is tentatively scheduling a show in May of 2014, which would be his second performance in Israel. American performer Lady Gaga will return to Tel Aviv in May as well. Foreigner, the famous British-American group will arrive in March. American heavy metal pioneers Manowar are scheduled for May. Veteran French superstar singer Charles Aznavour will hit Tel Aviv in March. The trend is top acts coming to Israel is in contrast to the years 2000-2003 when both music and sporting events were being cancelled out of security concerns. The earlier decades of Israel saw few and far between big name acts stopping by, which made the rare mega concerts a treat for locals.
Here's one way we can support these clowns …
January 2, 2014 at 10:47 (Humour, Israel)
Nope … not yet! But you are looking in the wrong place anyhow ;)
Ariel Sharon in critical condition as hospital confirms 'turn for the worse'
Family gathers by his bedside as doctors say former PM's vital organs failing, warn it is matter of hours or days; Sharon in coma since massive stroke in 2006
December 17, 2013 at 15:04 (DesertPeace Exclusive, Humour, Photography)
In Judaism, 10 men are required to make up a quorum (Minyan) for prayers. The cold, snowy weather in Jerusalem this past week made that difficult …. but this guy found the solution …. Make snowmen to get the required number ;)
After services, a trip to the 'toiloo' might be in order …
October 31, 2013 at 13:35 (Cartoons, Corrupt Politics, Humour)
October 31, 2013 at 09:25 (Holidays, Humour)
September 15, 2013 at 12:42 (Corrupt Politics, Humour, Syria)
September 12, 2013 at 15:05 (Humour, Syria, YouTube)
President Obama needs your help starting World War III! Find out how you can help!
September 3, 2013 at 13:36 (Corrupt Politics, Crocodile Tears, Humour)
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No points went into my account when I signed up and I only saw 150 pts. for a purchase from Burger King….did I miss somethings?
I was wondering the same thing I only found the 150 points thing too?
yeah, and there are over 40,000 retailers? I only saw about a dozen that I could choose from?……
Ann, it's actually 50,000+ – but it is retail locations. We just added Old Navy this week and should have some exciting promotion around them in the near future.
Please answer why Plink wants my login name and password for my bank or credit card account. This is against safe on line practices. Isn't there any other method your company could use? There are many people who share the same reservation that I do. I goggled plonk and found this out. I would never give a stranger my log in nformation. Why does Plink demand such an invasion of privacy?
How do you load them onto your card? I was only able to load three places.
That's just for standard Burger King purchases; during this promotion, you can sign up for Plink, spend $10 at BK and then receive your 1000 points.
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If you make the min $10 purchase at BK, you'll actually get the 75 (or 150) points for the transaction in addition to the 1,000 bonus points. The purchase needs to happen by Sunday, 3/17 and the 1,000 bonus points will be awarded on 3/21.
I'm more than happy to answer any other questions.
she says that right in the instructions….
how else do u think the app links up?
Her description does not specify that they want access to your personal account by asking for your name and password. Maybe you should read it again. If you feel comfortable letting some stranger company log into your credit card bill and see all your purchase then you can sign up. Your credit card company specifically tells you NEVER to give out your password to anyone.
We understand your reservations, but Plink does utilize a secure, read-only encryption. The only reason the CC info is needed is to automatically assign Plink points to your account for every dollar you spend. We would never recommend a service that didn't have our full confidence.
I thought I would try this but on step 2 they ask for your loving name and password for your credit card that you want to link up with this service. Are you serious? Who would give access to their credit card account???
typo… I meant account name and password.
Agreed. Would be better if you were paid by PayPal or eGiftCards.


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"Roman Candle" turns 20: Secrets of Elliott Smith's accidental masterpiece (slideshow)
Elliott and the friends with whom he recorded in middle school in Texas (photo courtesy of Dan Pickering)
Topics: Obamacare, Affordable Care Act, Death Panels, Millenial, Millenial Generation, Health Care, Editor's Picks, Politics News
When conservatives try to convince uninsured young people to opt out of Obamacare, they have one huge ulterior motive.
It's not that they think it's wise for people — even supposedly invincible youth — to be without health insurance on the merits. It's that they see a mass youth revolt against the mandate and out-of-pocket insurance cost as their last hope for breaking the Affordable Care Act.
As we've detailed here a few times, the core of the law — the part that will guarantee that uninsured people can purchase affordable coverage — won't work right if the risk pool is skewed sick and old. Thus, a major effort is underway by the White House to ensure that about a third of all new beneficiaries are under 35 years old.
But that also explains the counter-effort — spearheaded by conservative groups like Americans for Prosperity — to convince the same group of people to Just Say No to Obamacare.
They're correct to identify the law's reliance on a critical mass of young enrollees as a real vulnerability. But their effort to exploit this vulnerability at the expense first of young people, and then by extension of everyone else who plans to enter the insurance exchanges in the next several months, is morally repugnant — and in many cases, symptomatic of hypocritical cowardice.
I'm no fan of the GOP's determination to leave all of the ACA's technical flaws in place with the explicit goal of decreasing the law's popular support, and thus increasing the likelihood that it collapses under its own weight or becomes vulnerable to repeal. But using tremendous resources to persuade unsure young people to leave their health and financial well-being at risk is categorically different.
These conservatives are effectively admitting that the law will likely work if the people they're targeting ignore them, and that their attempts to repeal the law through democratic channels will never work. So they're taking a two-pronged approach: First, they appeal to young people's near term financial interests in the hope that they'll leave themselves vulnerable longer-term to an eventual illness or accident (other true facts include that you can save money on housing by being homeless, food by not eating any of it, clothes by walking around nude all the time); then they argue that skipping Obamacare serves the greater good of undermining the law.
But perhaps in their haste and zeal these conservatives never stopped to consider the consequences of their arguments, whether or not they have any short- or long-term impact on the viability of Obamacare.
According to the National Cancer Institute, the incidence of cancer among 25-29-year-olds is 1 in 2,000. Among 30-34-year-olds it's 1 in 1,250. The death rates for the same age brackets are about 1 in 15,000 and 1 in 9,000, respectively. If conservatives successfully persuade 10,000 young people to skip Obamacare, a few are likely to end up financially ruined and/or dead. And that's not counting myriad other ailments and tragedies that might unexpectedly befall them before they age out of "invincibility" and begin counting on the next generation of young people to cross-subsidize their coverage.
Call it the real Obamacare death panel.
"I'm almost aghast that any group would take that perspective," said Clint Murphy, a GOP aide turned Georgia realtor who was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2000 at the age of 25. "It's not the attitude people I supported over the years had about government."
Murphy told his story, and discussed his discomfort with GOP opposition tactics, with the Atlanta Journal Constitution this weekend. He spoke to me Monday specifically about the "skip Obamacare" campaigns, and the potential consequences for the young people who are ultimately persuaded by them.
Fortunately, Murphy had insurance at the time of his illness. One thing that unites most, if not all, of the conservatives organizing and promoting the skip Obamacare campaigns is that they do, too. But it defies credulity that they'd skip the ACA's benefits themselves if their coverage lapsed, or will encourage their own young-adult children to stay uninsured when enrollment begins in October.
In that sense, they're exhibiting the same kind of moral cowardice that marked Vietnam War advocates who set aside their convictions and found themselves or their children safe passage to Canada: Undermining Obamacare is a civic duty, they think, unless their family happens to need it.
"It's unconscionable to me," Murphy said. "Are they really so obsessed with being against Barack Obama that they would encourage people to absolutely go without health insurance when given the opportunity to buy it? That makes absolutely no sense. None. There's no logic behind it, they should be ashamed of themselves."
Brian Beutler is Salon's political writer. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com and follow him on Twitter at @brianbeutler.More Brian Beutler.
Elliott and the friends with whom he recorded in middle school in Texas (photo courtesy of Dan Pickering)
Heatmiser publicity shot (L-R: Tony Lash, Brandt Peterson, Neil Gust, Elliott Smith) (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott and JJ Gonson (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
"Stray" 7-inch, Cavity Search Records (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott's Hampshire College ID photo, 1987
Elliott with "Le Domino," the guitar he used on "Roman Candle" (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Full "Roman Candle" record cover (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott goofing off in Portland (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Heatmiser (L-R: Elliott Smith, Neil Gust, Tony Lash, Brandt Peterson)(courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
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Sorry this is so choppy- sleep deprived!
Also, at her age, I would have NO trouble giving Rimadyl for pain. At her age, it's more important to think of immediate comfort than long-term side effects. Rimadyl is not something I like for a young dog, unless the benefits outweigh the risks, but for a 12 year old dog who is clearly in pain, as yours is, I think it is really the kindest thing to do.
Please make sure you do medicate her somehow, and make her comfortable in these last years of her life.
Mom to two beautiful boys, now in school to be a therapist and help other women with PPD.
Also, the walks- I agree. SHejust looks forward to them and we have done it for 12 years. I will try this and get some aspirin.
I don't know what they're called, but I've seen people with some sort of "sling" contraption that goes under the dogs belly, and the person holds it by its reins....it's kind of like a hammock that supports the dog while it walks.
Our elderly dog had a similar problem... and yes, she did have arthritis, but on xray they also found a nasty agressive tumour in her upper leg bone. So, it is possible there could be another underlying problem...
Hoping the best for you and your doggy!
Covering the stairs is good, although by the end of my dog's life I had to carry him down stairs... luckily we only had a short set, to get out to the yard, and he could get himself up again. A warm, comfy place to rest is also important...
spu, my dog eventually died of hemangiosarcoma, too.... if that's the problem, you can probably palpate his abdomen and feel the tumor. I could, anyway... although by that time he'd stopped eating and was about 15 and had a few chronic conditions, and we wound up euthanizing him rather than putting him through the trauma of surgery. Anyway, if you're worried, I'd just roll him over and palpate his abdomen for a lump that shouldn;t be there... I remember that pale gums were another sign of that...
Single mom to Rain (1/93) , grad student, and world traveler
I think a thorough vet check up is always a good idea. Dogs are good at hiding pain.
ETA: We had to stop letting our dog go up the stairs. It was hard at first, but it just wasn't safe for her. She kept falling.
Now...I just noticed my cat has lost tons of weight...shes about 15-16. We knew she was loosing weight, but just noticed she's lost TONS over the past month. Off we go again. When shes breathing, we can see her sides caving in. SHes so elusive we were shocked when we saw her yesterday. Man, senior pets--heart breaking
My dog is 15-16, and a couple of years ago we did lots of testing to find out why she was having trouble getting up and moving around. Turns out she had an old break, but virtually no arthritis. We used Rimadyl for a long time, and I think that helped. But now she is completely off of it, and doing well. We switched to a better dog food, and give her a glucosamine/chondroitin supplement and a fish oil supplement every day. Rimadyl can have nasty effects on older dogs, so I wouldn't use it unless absolutely necessary. My dog had lowered kidney function, and after stopping the R, that disappeared.
I think a thorough vet check up is always a good idea. Dogs are good at hiding pain.
ETA: We had to stop letting our dog go up the stairs. It was hard at first, but it just wasn't safe for her. She kept falling.
Rimadyl can do that to any age dog, not just older ones, which is why I said if you have to give it, an older dog is the only one I would really do it with, and only if the benefit outweighs the potential side effects, one of which is lowered kidney function. But if it makes the dog more comfortable in the end, it's worth it.
Mom to two beautiful boys, now in school to be a therapist and help other women with PPD.
-just some stuff to check into.
Good luck.
Tricia, married to DH. 2MC's & 4 yrs ttc...finally mom to Andrew6/06 and Benjamin 10/09. Adopted bro & sis 2002. My 2 fav. words: Spay and Neuter! I'm an Ultimate Viewer, 2010!
Another thing that we use for our 12 yr old dog (Great Pyrenese) 90+lbs are shoes. In addition to the aspirin, glucosamine supplements, she'd always been on organic dog food and decrease of her activities, we got dog shoes that have rubber soles on them. Our hardwood and tile floors were just an accident waiting to happen. She hated them at first, but now can navigate around without so much risk. We do take them off when she goes outside and sometimes when we know she'll be resting and doesn't need them. These are like the one's we use:
Thanks for sharing & best of luck to all our aging babies and their masters!
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Golf Teacher Resources
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In this boy scout merit badge: golf activity, 8th graders research the rules, history, first aid, terminology, benefits, and careers of golf using the website listed, then answer 8 detailed questions as part of earning a merit badge.
It's very important to have good practice routines. It's kind of like going to the gym to workout in the weightroom. There should be a routine for each workout. There might be different routines for different days, but there is still a routine. The same should be said for golf, have routines. There are two drills, one for routine practice and the other to practice a round of golf from one position. There are links to other resources included on this page.
Students practice golf etiquette without the use of golf clubs, balls, etc.
Students participate in flying disc golf. In this sports instructional activity, students use one hoop and a flying disk to land the disk in the hoop. Students play in partners.
Students practice the skill of throwing a Frisbee while playing the game of disc golf.
After reading to learn about golf ball aerodynamics, eager engineers put their minds together to apply their new knowledge to an aerospace design challenge. Additionally, they work in teams to predict and test the bounce heights of different balls, then share their results with the class. Each activity is followed by reflection questions to further develop the thought processes.
Students view short videos on various trailblazers in the game of golf. They examine the origins of the game of golf, the history of canadian success in golf, and design their own 18-hole colf course for their community.
Students are divided into six groups to access the "History of Golf Since 1497" website, and familiarize themselves with the data on one of the six pages of the website. They then work together as a large group to construct a timeline of the history of the game.
Students are introduced to golf putting techniques and strategies.
Sixth graders observe and demonstrate how to play golf using a soccer ball. They examine and discuss a sample course set-up, and discuss the rules of the game. Students play soccer golf individually and in teams, filling out a score sheet for each.
"Fore!" All right, no one really yells this out in miniature golf, but this well-defined activity will have your charges using lots of numbers in their unique design of a miniature golf hole. Included in the activity criteria is the geometric difficulty of scoring a hole-in-one, creative use of material, and best use of space. Designers need to include scale drawings of their designs complete with calculations and a report explaining the design. This a fantastic lesson that will get your kids motivated and thinking mathematically.
Set up a circle with markers for the hours of the clock to practice putting skills for golf. The circle can be as big as is appropriate to give your class practice at putting. Perhaps start out with a small circle, and as they get better, widen the circle to increase the distance that they putt. Have six or fewer players in each circle so they are spaced out. Place a target hole within the circle, but not in the direct center. The players then take turns putting to the target. After they all have a turn, they retrieve their balls and rotate a space on the clock. Provide a 12-spot scorecard to keep track of their putting scores from each position.
This is the first lesson out of nine in this golf unit. So, let's start at the beginning. A little history, some rules, and an introduction to golf terms. Practice the full golf swing without a club in hand. Focus on stance and posture. There are so many moving parts in a golf swing. It takes hundreds, and thousands of hours of practice to perfect. There are several resource links: to other lessons, to the unit, to specific handouts. Check it out!
Students bring their visions for golf courses to life. In this scale model activity, students research golf courses online, plan golf courses on grid paper, and then create scale models of the courses they planned.
Lesson 7 of this eight lesson golf unit is about focusing on mental skills, specifically about controlling the tension in your body when golfing. There is a certain amount of tension that is good when swinging a golf club, but not too much and not too little. There are links at the bottom of the page to other lessons in this unit.
Golf Lesson 2 is part of an eight lesson unit. The focus is on course etiquette. The proper grip and how to setup are introduced. After practicing and checking proper grip and setup routines, weight distribution is discussed. This lesson is part of a unit and luckily there are links to other parts of the unit at the bottom of the page.
In this word recognition activity, students trace the words "golf cart," write the words independently, and color the picture of a golf cart.
Every golf hole is different. Some seem so easy, while others are full of twists, turns, hills, and hazards. Learning to navigate or manage the hole is a skill worth having. This lesson on course management and shot selection is part of a unit that contains eight lessons. There are links at the bottom of the page to connect you to the unit plans.
In this word recognition worksheet, students trace the words "I love golf!," write the words independently, and color the picture of a boy playing golf.
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While many pop music fans can trace the spark for their interest to the moptop madness of The Beatles, the riotous anger of punk, or the social realism of early hip-hop, I can largely thank one man: Casey Kasem.
His nationally syndicated, three-hour radio show, the pioneering American Top 40, debuted in the summer of '70, just as my 13-year-old self was developing a musical personality. Prior to that, I was happy to absorb whatever was around -- dad's carefully tended Miles Davis, John Coltrane and Cal Tjader albums, my sisters' stack of shiny black singles in their colorful sleeves -- and hadn't given it too much thought.
But, in that year, music for me became more than just a background soundtrack for a life of baseball cards, sci-fi novels, and The Brady Bunch. The Guess Who's American Woman, Norman Greenbaum's Spirit in the Sky, The Temptations' Psychedelic Shack, and especially the Jackson 5's trio of awesome -- I Want You Back, ABC, and the absolutely glorious The Love You Save -- proved to be siren songs to the shoals of AM radio.
That's when I stumbled across American Top 40, radio DJ Kasem's weekly countdown of the country's 40 most popular songs as compiled by Billboard magazine. Airing Sundays, it proved to be a revelation: he aired tracks that sometimes weren't getting airplay in LA where I lived and, long before that wellspring of trivia known as the Internet was born, he offered little stories and background about each song.
On the debut show, Crosby Stills Nash & Young's anti-war Ohio sat comfortably next to Marvin Gaye's seriously soulful End of Our Road, Mountain's proto-metal Mississippi Queen, The Moody Blues' prog-rock Questions, the Impressions' psychedelic-soul Check Out Your Mind, Miguel Rios' quasi-classical A Song of Joy, as well as The Beatles' Long and Winding Road and Elvis Presley's The Wonder of You. A musical education in three-minute increments, this sonic smorgasbord is impossible to find on today's equivalent to Top 40 radio.
And knitting it all together with a voice radiating warmth and knowledge was Mr. Kasem who was a weekly connection to a world that seemed both distant and fascinating.
As luck and fate would have it, many years later, I ended up working at Billboard and Watermark, the company that produced American Top 40. While my lowly duties meant rarely crossing paths with Mr. Kasem, just working in the same environment was a rush.
My lasting memento of that time is an autographed copy of the discs containing the very first American Top 40, broadcast on July 4, 1970.
Of course, by the time I got this keepsake, my musical tastes had broadened. I had deserted AM for FM, traded singles for elaborate albums with gatefold sleeves, and would later move on to CDs, downloads and streaming.
But as I sit here, with news of his passing still fresh, listening to that first AT40 with both the famous (Carpenters) and forgotten (Crabby Appleton) ringing in my ears, it takes me back to those lazy post-church Sundays, ears glued to the radio, waiting for the gospel according to Kasem. And the lessons learned are as valuable today as they were 44 years ago.
He would end each show with his trademark slogan: "Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars."
Not a bad philosophy for any 13-year-old.


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In the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, the Northeast is divided into nine districts.
Democrat Tom Wolf has a big lead over Republican Gov. Tom Corbett, according to the Franklin & Marshall College Poll that was released last week.
Tom Wolf, the Democratic nominee for governor, suffered an embarrassing setback last week when his hand-picked candidate to chair the state party committee dropped out of the race.
State Rep. Ed Neilson said he's hoping for a smooth transition to City Council.
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The room was not quite full, but everyone there was interested in what the proposed changes would mean for the Mission Special Use District (SUD), the City's oldest, Alcohol Special Use District enacted to limit the expansion, modification or addition of liquor licenses in the SUD area. For a map of the area, click here or scroll to the end of this post. Really geeky? Read the 1999 Mission SUD legislation, click here.
Supervisor Campos explained the first change which would impose a mandatory "Conditional Use Review" for new restaurants proposing to locate on the Valencia Corridor between 15th and 21st streets. The motivation behind placing a conditional use requirement on new restaurants is to put the Planning Commission in the approval process so that they can balance retail and other service business with the burgeoning restaurant row.
Second is a common sense change which would allow neighborhood grocery stores to sell limited amounts of beer and wine. Currently, because of the City's desire to discourage formula retail, a provision in the law allows grocery stores over 5,000 SF to sell beer and wine but does not allow smaller "mom and pop" stores to have that benefit. This is a common sense change that everyone who believes in small business should support. How did we end up allowing the large operators and not allowing the small? The law of unintended consequences is our best guess.
If you want to make alterations or repairs to an existing business in the SUD that own a liquor license, you have only 30 days in which you can close your business for the improvements. Yes, you read that right, if you want to make your store, well, for example, ADA compliant, you can't close more than 30 days to make the improvements or you forfeit your liquor license. It does not take a genius to imagine what this law has done......businesses are discouraged from making improvements for fear that they may not finish in 30 days and lose their liquor license forever.
The last change being proposed would allow for the movement of liquor licenses inside the SUD to occur, where currently the SUD legislation froze all bars and liquor stores in their 1990 locations. Remember that the SUD was enacted to address what the community perceived as being overconcentration of liquor licenses in certain areas. What the SUD Legislation did not consider was that if the current "status quo" was a problem, wouldn't freezing everyone just continue the problem? This last change would allow the licenses to be moved within the SUB boundaries and with proper planning and community input, the negative impacts of clustered licensees can be a thing of the past.
For CMAC members, this legislation is a great start. We applaud the care and consensus building the Supervisor has exercised throughout this process and urge all of our members to strongly support these changes. Once the community sees that these changes have made their neighborhood a better place to live, work and play, I bet future changes won't take another 20 plus years. Or we hope so.....
We thank Marco and Michael, the proprietors of Bissap Baobab, for their great food and generous hospitality. CMAC is nothing without such great involved member venues. Treat yourself to a feast and head over for a taste of their food. Tell them CMAC sent you.
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ATTICA, Ind. —
The Seeger girls tennis team clinched the Wabash River Conference team title on Thursday with a 5-0 win over Attica.
Miranda Synesael and Kiley Swisher won their singles matches 6-0, 6-0 for the Patriots, while Madeline Rhea won her match 6-2, 6-0.
The doubles teams of Bridget McGowan and Emmie Stevens and Becky and Jessi Middleton each won their matches for Seeger, who is 8-0 and ended up undefeated in WRC play at 5-0, and will play at the Delphi Invitational on Saturday.
Fountain Central 3
South Vermillion 2
VEEDERSBURG, Ind. — The doubles teams of Clare McGrady and Abby Moore and Alli Fay and Jordan Lindquist each got wins as the Mustangs defeated South Vermillion.
Katharyn Majors got the one singles win for Fountain Central, who is 4-7 and will play Seeger on Monday.
Crawfordsville 5
Covington 0
COVINGTON, Ind. — Morgan Brown had the closest chance to win for the Trojans, losing 6-4, 6-2 as they were swept by Crawfordsville.
Covington is 4-4 and will play Attica on Monday.
Oakwood 10
Schlarman 3
DANVILLE — Davin Miles went 3-for-5 with two doubles and two RBIs in the Comets victory over the Hilltoppers at Danville Stadium.
With the victory, Oakwood (12-5 overall and 9-2 in the Vermilion Valley Conference) keeps pace with Salt Fork in the league standings.
Conor Jarling picked up the victory for the Comets, while Alex Anderson had two hits and an RBI, while Kyle Girton contributed two RBIs.
Schlarman Academy, which falls to 6-13 and 6-4, was led by sophomore Kevin Lane with two RBIs.
The Hilltoppers were also scheduled to play the Westville Tigers on Thursday night, but the second game of the Schlarman doubleheader was postponed by lightning.
Milford 6
Hoopeston Area 3
MILFORD — Tanner Davenport struck out eight batters and drove in two runs as the Bearcats defeated the Cornjerkers.
Kyle Bennett had two hits for Milford, while Jordan Gullquist and Wyatt Alt each had one RBI.
Andrew Samet had two hits and a RBI for Hoopeston Area while Chase Vandeveer had a RBI.
The Bearcats will host Schlarman today while the Cornjerkers will travel to Georgetown-Ridge Farm/Chrisman.
Attica 7
Fountain Central 5
ATTICA, Ind. — Wade Keller had two hits and three RBIs as the Red Ramblers defeated the Mustangs.
Jordan Capps had two RBIs for Attica, while J.R. Dunwell and winning pitcher Carson Davis each had one RBI.
Losing pitcher Tyler DePugh had a home run and two RBIs for Fountain Central, while Issac Trueblood had two RBIs and Billy Pigg had one RBI.
The Red Ramblers are 10-6 and 6-2 in the Wabash River Conference and will play Turkey Run on Saturday. The Mustangs are 6-12 and will play Covington on Tuesday.
Lafayette CC 3
Seeger 1
WEST LEBANON, Ind. — Caleb Orahood drove in the only run for the Patriots, but could not get much else against Lafayette Central Catholic.
Dakota Ware had two hits and took the loss on the mound for Seeger, who is 11-4 and will play Rockville on Saturday.
Schlarman 13
Oakwood 3
DANVILLE — Lexi Rangel had three RBIs and three hits as the Hilltoppers beat the Comets in five innings.
Taylor Rangel and Elizabeth Hawkins each had two RBIs for Schlarman while Sydne Bryant had one and Hailee Powell hit a solo home run.
Somer Wells had two hits for Oakwood while Kaylee Morman and Kasi Larsen each had one RBI.
The Hilltoppers are 11-10 and 9-2 in the Vermilion Valley Conference while Oakwood will play Armstrong-Potomac today.
Salt Fork 12
Geo-RF/Chrisman 11
CATLIN — For the second game in a row, the Buffaloes saw a seventh-inning rally thwarted by a walk-off victory.
Georgetown-Ridge Farm/Chrisman rallied from a 10-4 deficit with seven runs in the seventh against Salt Fork.
But the Storm loaded the bases with two outs in the bottom of the seventh and Camaryn Todd delivered a two-run single to left.
Kaylee McFadden led the Salt Fork offense with three hits, including a triple; while Lea Hall had a home run in the contest, which was a completion of a suspended game from earlier this year.
Brittany Hay led the Buffaloes with three hits, including two triples.
Georgetown-Ridge Farm/Chrisman, which has lost three straight, is 13-5 overall, 10-4 in the VVC; while Salt Fork is 10-6 overall and 8-4 in the conference.
Both teams are at home this afternoon. Georgetown-Ridge Farm/Chrisman hosts Hoopeston Area; while Salt Fork faces Bismarck-Henning in Catlin.
Westville 8
Bis-Henn 7
WESTVILLE — Courtney Gabehart hit a walk-off home run in the seventh as the Tigers got past the Blue Devils.
Ashley Hoffman had a three-run home run for Westville while winning pitcher Carson Richardson had two RBIs and Kylie Lesko added one RBI.
Emmie Hawkins had two RBIs for Bismarck-Henning while Lexi Ballard and Lauren McKenzie each had one.
The Tigers are 12-7 and 10-4 in the Vermilion Valley Conference and will play Schlarman on Monday.
The Blue Devils will take on Salt Fork today.
Hoopeston Area 12
Milford 2
MILFORD — Allison Hamilton had a home run and four RBIs as the Cornjerkers won in five innings.
Jordan McFadden and Brittney Myers each had two RBIs for Hoopeston Area while Rylee Martin gave up only five hits.
Cornisha Allen had two hits for Milford, who will play Schlarman Academy today.
The Cornjerkers are 7-13 and 4-7 in the VVC and will play Georgetown-Ridge Farm/Chrisman today.
Attica 4
Fountain Central 2
ATTICA, Ind. — The Red Ramblers scored all of their runs in the first inning and would hold on to beat the Mustangs.
Carly Stoll got the win and drove in a run for Attica, while Ashley Mitton and Alexis Burris also had one RBI and Kaylynn Kirkpatrick had two hits.
Linley Smith had two hits and one RBI for Fountain Central, who will play Tri-County on Monday.
Attica is 5-10 and will play Turkey Run on Saturday.
Rockville 13
Seeger 11
WEST LEBANON, Ind. — McKenna Mitchell had three hits with two triples and a RBI but the Patriots gave up nine runs in the sixth and lost to the Rox.
Tori Munson had two hits with three RBIs for Seeger while Makenna Cronk had a RBI double.
The Patriots were supposed to play a doubleheader with Rockville, but the second game was suspended because of lightning and darkness with Seeger down 17-8 in the fifth inning. The game will be rescheduled at a later date.
Seeger is 4-13 and 0-7 in the Wabash River Conference.
Trojans win triangular meet
COVINGTON, Ind. — Jansen Applegate was the medalist with a score of 43 as Covington defeated Turkey Run and North Vermillion at Rivercrest Golf Course.
Josh Allen shot a 45 for the Trojans, while Grady Hilge had a 47, Ethan Snyder and Tyler Hankins each carded a 51 and Adam Randles got a 54.


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At the Cardinal's postseason gala, coach Tara VanDerveer acknowledges the team's great accomplishments -- a 79-game home winning streak, five straight Final Fours -- then asks who will step up to keep it going.Story | Conversation | April 20, 2012
Total Access: Stanford -- Final whirlwind of preparationsMichelle Smith
The Cardinal prepare to leave for the Final Four in a 60-hour whirlwind of practice and interviews -- with time set aside for movies, pedicures and shopping.Story | Conversation | March 30, 2012
Total Access: Stanford -- Family time is short but sweetMichelle Smith
Between games and studying for final exams, there is precious little time for parents to spend with the players during the NCAA tournament, but they all make the most of it.Story | Conversation | March 23, 2012
Total Access --Stanford Cardinal are in chartered territoryMichelle Smith
The Cardinal's quest for a national championship takes flight with an 8.5-hour, 80-person travel day to Virginia to begin play in the NCAA tournament.Story | Conversation | March 16, 2012
Total Access -- Stanford celebrates its No. 1 seedMichelle Smith
Stanford's name appeared as the No. 1 seed in the Fresno Region along with No. 16 Hampton as the first two teams officially in the NCAA tournament. The Cardinal locker room -- a family-only affair with players, coaches and staff -- erupted.Story | Conversation | March 12, 2012
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In what promises to be a hectic few weeks, Stanford senior Nneka Ogwumike will finish her course work, lead her team on an NCAA tournament run and likely become the first pick in the WNBA draft.Story | Conversation | March 09, 2012
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In this week's installment of our behind-the-scenes look at the Cardinal: Senior Grace Mashore has seen precious little playing time in four years, but her hard work and heart have not gone unnoticed. She's a fan favorite at Maples.Story | Conversation | February 27, 2012
Utah Utes catching up in Pac-12 -- The ShootaroundMichelle Smith
The Pac-12's athletic style has been a challenge for the injury-riddled Utes, but coach Anthony Levrets likes his team's progress.Story | Conversation | February 22, 2012
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In this week's installment of our behind-the-scenes look at the Cardinal, Stanford calls on men to provide size and strength matchups and round out a depleted roster.Story | Conversation | February 17, 2012
Coach Scott Rueck has Oregon State believing -- The ShootaroundMichelle Smith
Oregon State coach Scott Rueck inherited a patchwork lineup and went 9-21 his first season. Now, the Beavers are 17-7 and the surprise of the Pac-12.Story | Conversation | February 15, 2012
Stanford Total Access -- Tinkle striving for consistencyMichelle Smith
In this week's installment of our behind-the-scenes look at the Cardinal, junior forward Joslyn Tinkle has battled back from a Final Four disappointment and earned the starting spot she coveted.Story | Conversation | February 10, 2012
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National Girls and Women in Sports Day is a good time to reflect on all that has been inspirational in an 18-year career covering women's basketball.Story | Conversation | February 01, 2012
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Surprise! Study Links White Racism to Gun Ownership and Opposition to Gun Control Laws
In news that is unlikely to come as a shock to any thinking person, a new study suggests that racists like guns.
As we digest the news of yet another high-profile gun crime, the conversation inevitably comes back to the question of why stricter gun-control laws are so difficult to pass in this country.
There are a variety of explanations, of course, including the political clout of the National Rifle Association. But there are also deeper, psychological reasons why so many Americans would rather endure mass shooting after mass shooting rather than agree to any restrictions on gun ownership.
And one of them, it appears, is ingrained racism.
That's the implication of a newly published study, which finds a link between gun ownership, opposition to gun control, and "symbolic racism"—racist attitudes that are not overt, but nevertheless color one's view of the world.
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The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for our area, which will remain in effect until Friday afternoon. Sustained winds of 30 miles per hour or gusts over 45 miles per hour are expected, and gusty south winds over the mountains may make driving difficult, especially for those in high-profile vehicles. For more on winter weather headed our way, stay tuned for our local weather forecast at quarter past the hour, every hour, here on KBHR.
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Video: Frank Dux Invented The Liver Shot, Was Inspiration For Creating UFC
Michael Schiavello sat down with Kumite conqueror Frank Dux -- the man profiled in the Jean-Claude Van Damme B-movie classic "Bloodsport" -- to discuss his influence on modern-day mixed martial arts (MMA), which includes showing "some guy from Holland" a liver shot and inspiring the creation of Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Oh boy. I can't wait for "The Voice" to air the full video this weekend. Stay tuned.


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