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Anyone have dark circles under their eyes that seem permanent? If so can you make them less dark by doing anything special like do tea bags or cucumbers or something work? I don't like looking tired all the time; I usually am but when I am not I can have the darkest circles under my eyes. Anyone know why, and any remedies? Thanks, Melissa.
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Hi Melissa,
I use an always have used under eye
corrector concealer in yellow. The eye
cream goes on then dab the concealer
on the dark circle and as close to the eye
lid as you can, the reason I say this is if
you wear eyeliner, it will keep the eyeliner
from smearing an smudging. Then be sure to
put powder over all. Hope this helped. Sludge
Usually mine is from allergies, or sinus problems.
Just use a concealer to hid them. I don't think the creams really work. But, who knows?
Hope you are doing ok. Stay out of the heat.
Take care.
I never thought about allergies or sinus problems...those are good points. Thanks.
I hope you get some answers,cause my hubby has the same problem.It really shows when he is tired.
Take care.
Me too Yvonne....the sinus thing Linda brought up might be it for me....it rang a bell at least. I would prefer not to use makeup because it is too expensive and I just dont wear makeup in general, but maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea to have on hand. Thanks for the all the suggestions everyone.
I have had DARK Circles under my eyse for as long as I can remember. There is NO concealor or cream that has helped me. I have tried everything possible even getting more sleep. That didnt help either. When I used mae up it seemed to make them more visable and more horrible looking. My eyes look like old bruises that never go away (brown) around my whole eye. I have given up on finding a remedy and barly look in the mirror.
getting more sleep doesn't help me either. Thanks for your input.
OHHHHH----ok that rings a bell... Thanks oddone. I do rub my eyes a lot becasue I am inbetween needing glasses and not, so my eyes are always sore. I'm constantly rubbing them and the area around them. Thanks for your input!
I was just looking thru the new show topic's and one is"Do you have dark circles under eyes" and I thought about you,but you have to live in L.A. I guess you'll have to wait for that show to air to get an answer to your problem.IT's all about Calif. people again.That really gets me mad.
Thank you Yvonne...do you know which day it is becasue I am missing Thursday show and wont be able to tape it. I know new show start Wednesday but would like to see the segment about dark circles. Makes me mad too about the LA thing too but I couldn't see myself on TV so I guess it kind of works out. It was mentioned that rubbing eyes too much could be the cause of it, and that made a lot of sense to me. My eyes are always sore and I am constantly massaging them and the area around them. Even if I use my glasses it only helps a little. Anyway, thank you very much for the heads up on the show. I appreciate it.
I just heard on today's opening show that Dr.Travis is going to tell what veggie is good for getting rid of dark circles from under your eyes.I think it might be on tomorrow's show.Just FYI.
I thought it was potatoes? I could be wrong but I could have sworn they mentioned that during the dark circles segment.
You are probably right I might have went into another room when they said it.I thought it was going to be on tomorrow,but if you heard it today then forget what I said.My memory these days is not that great...LOL
hi melissa, did you ever find out what to use for the dark circles?
On the 9/8/09 show they said to use potatoes in some way...don't recall what to do with them. But personally, I decided that make up is just a quick-fix, can rub off etc during the day. So I just deal with the ones i have. They are really only prominent when I haven't gotten enough sleep. It runs in the family too I found out. I appreciate all the comments and welcome more but right now I am just going to try to pay more attn to sleep and see if it makes a difference.
I've had dark circles under my eyes my entire life. I've used products that help lighten the circles. It's the same products older women use on age spots. It actually lightens those areas but it doesn't go away completely. You can get it removed permanently by a plastic surgeon, dermatologist or some other doc who has the laser equipment. I've been told that the laser treatment feels like someone is snapping rubber bands at your face. It hurts but the pain is very temporary and the intense pain does not last more than a few minutes and by the next day, no pain at all.
Hi, I have the same problem as this and tend to use concealer as a quick fix but the problem could also be dehydration. I'm not sure if you drink plenty of water or not but I don't and have tried increasing this and have found the dark circles to be less visible. Drinking too much tea/coffee can cause dehydration so could be undoing the hydration that the water does for the body. Hope this helps.
Thank you...will keep that in mind.
Hi, just have a further tip on how to conceal it. I came across this make-up artist on youtube who does make-up tutorials and she has a great tutorial on concealing dark circles under eyes step by step. I tried it today and it made a huge difference. I looked younger and fresher in seconds!!! Search her on youtube: kandee the makeup artist.
I have dark circles......I've always been borderline anemic but recently, my Dr. told me I was anemic, so I think that is one cause. Now for the cure........I've tried many concealers.... Estee Lauder Ideal Light brush on illuminator in the "soft pink" shade. You have to be careful with it because when you turn the tube, it releases the product onto the brush and too much comes out. To get it started, you have to turn it a lot, but after the first use, just turn it very little when you need to get more on the brush......and USE VERY LITTLE each time.....but it really does a good job of concealing. And Benefit has some good products for concealing also, but I think the Estee Lauder product is better. A~
I have heard that the dark circles under your eyes is a sign that you have alllergies to something. I also have these dark circles but have not yet found out what I may be allergic to.
I get dark circles t :0 :0 but I don't sleep well and sometimes my left eye gets poufy -swollen in the morning but, I lay
on that side also so I guess we'll do the math? lol :0) . Cucumbers would do the best they are the most refreshing as
long as you don't eat them for a snack. ha ha he :)!! Enjoy Ladies have a nice afternoon hubby home from Wis. and
Drs. on in an hr. so I have to, guess puppy. So keep those eyes beautiful and pretty for all the holidays coming up.
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PITTSBURGH -- Evan Meek received encouraging news from Dr. James Andrews, who did not find anything structurally wrong in Meek's right shoulder during an exam in Pensacola, Fla., on Monday.
Dr. Andrews confirmed the initial diagnosis of tendinitis, an injury that sent Meek to the disabled list on Friday. Meek had asked for a second opinion before continuing with his planned rehab.
Though Meek is now certain of his injury, his status is less so. The Pirates have targeted late July as a potential return date, though the strength in the shoulder will obviously dictate how quickly he can progress through the rehab process.
A few other injuries to update:
Catcher Ryan Doumit will leave for Bradenton, Fla., on Tuesday to continue his rehab at the Pirates' complex there. A followup CT scan on Monday showed that Doumit's left ankle is healing as it should. The Pirates again stated that they hope to have Doumit back in late July.
Joining Doumit in Bradenton will be infielder Steve Pearce, who is nursing a right calf strain. Pearce expects to take off his protective boot when he gets to Florida and will then slowly begin increasing his level of activity.
For the second straight day, infielder Josh Harrison (minor tightness in his right oblique) refrained from throwing or hitting. He was not available for Monday's game and likely won't be cleared for baseball activity until Wednesday. If he is going to be sidelined for more than a few days, the Pirates will need to call up another backup infielder.
Hurdle wastes no time putting McKenry to use
PITTSBURGH -- Twenty-four hours after making a Sunday-evening run to the grocery store, Michael McKenry was behind the plate, catching starter Paul Maholm in the final game of the Pirates' 10-game homestand.
That trip to the supermarket was cut short by a call from McKenry's manager at Triple-A Pawtucket, who let the 26-year-old know he had been dealt to the Pirates. The Red Sox will receive either cash or a player from the Pirates, who have been actively scouring the market for catchers since losing Ryan Doumit and Chris Snyder to injuries.
"I'm real excited to be here and feel real fortunate," McKenry said. "It's my 'little kid' dream to play big league baseball. I kind of threw all my stuff down and said, 'Let's go. I'm ready.' I wanted to get here as soon as possible and try to get in the lineup and play."
Manager Clint Hurdle wasted no time getting McKenry involved. Monday marks just the second Major League start for McKenry, who went hitless in eight at-bats with the Rockies as a September callup in 2010. Hurdle felt comfortable having McKenry break in as Maholm's batterymate given Maholm's experience and ability to call his own pitches.
McKenry made the most of his chance, catching Daniel Murphy cheating toward third base and starting a rundown.
"[Murphy] started leaning and put all his weight on one side, and I just chucked it down there," said McKenry, who also worked seamlessly with his batterymate.
"[McKenry] was great," Maholm said. "You see who is catching you, and you've never met the guy. You go introduce yourself, go over a game plan, and go out there and execute it. He was spot-on. I didn't have to shake him a whole lot."
"It's tough [learning new pitchers], but I think I'm getting pretty good at it, moving around so much," said McKenry, who was traded from Colorado to Boston on March 29. "I like the challenge, and I'm just going to spend a lot of time with these guys the next couple of days to try to learn who they are, what they like, even what they like to eat. Hopefully, [I'll] become their best friend."
The Pirates haven't made it clear how playing time will be split between McKenry and Dusty Brown. It's also uncertain how long those two will be the Pirates' catching tandem. With Jason Jaramillo on the mend in Triple-A, Hurdle confirmed that the organization is still looking to improve its catching depth. That likely means the Pirates will continue to put out feelers for backstops already at the Major League level.
McCutchen's day off doesn't last long
PITTSBURGH -- It seemed an odd choice of days to hold Andrew McCutchen out of the starting lineup, but manager Clint Hurdle had his reasons and felt strong enough to make the unpopular decision.
Hurdle has been looking to give McCutchen a breather for a while, he said, and found Monday to be the ideal time to do so given that it would maximize the time between the end of Sunday's day game and Tuesday's night game.
McCutchen did find his way into the Pirates' 3-1 win, taking over in center field in the top of the eighth and contributing a single in the bottom of the frame.
McCutchen's only other days off this season came on April 20, when he left the team to deal with a family matter, and on April 3, when he was bothered by soreness in his neck. He was also benched for a game against the Dodgers on May 12, though that contest ended up being postponed after two innings because of rain.
Hurdle keeping DH plans a secret
PITTSBURGH -- Manager Clint Hurdle has decided how he is going to handle the designated hitter during the team's upcoming Interleague swing, but he's not letting anyone in on the secret just yet.
The Pirates begin their road portion of Interleague Play on Friday with a three-game set against the Indians. Pittsburgh's only other stop in an American League ballpark will come from June 28-30 in Toronto.
Asked about DH options on Monday, Hurdle remained evasive.
"It's been firmed up, but we're not going to share it," Hurdle said. "I think we've got some options to take care of that, maximize our outfield defense as well as our infield defense. It will be a good opportunity for us to take a look at some different things and personnel, probably, in some different spots."
The Pirates have discussed the possibility of fortifying their offense by calling up Triple-A outfielder Alex Presley. If promotions were based solely on numbers, Presley, who leads the International League in this hits this season with 83, would have been up weeks ago. The reality, though, is that the Pirates have little flexibility with the outfielders already on the big league roster.
Though Matt Diaz has not been producing up to expectations, it's hard to see the Pirates letting him go, given that the right-handed-hitting outfielder is signed through 2012 at a cost of $4 million. Garrett Jones has had his share of struggles, too, though he'd be made available to every other club on waivers if taken off the roster. Xavier Paul would be in the same situation.
All this has compounded the Pirates' attempts at finding a way to add Presley.
"The reality of it is, we don't have a lot of moving pieces," Hurdle said. "We're aware of some guys who are doing well. We're giving it a little more time in a couple of different areas right now. We're trying to exhibit some patience."
Another Triple-A hitter on the Pirates' radar is infielder Chase d'Arnaud, who'd be an option to replace Josh Harrison if Harrison's oblique tightness keeps him sidelined for any length of time. d'Arnaud is batting .351 for Indianapolis this month.
Bucs Bits
Triple-A Indianapolis moved above .500 for the first time this season behind a three-hit, two-RBI game from infielder Andy Marte on Sunday. Starter Justin Wilson picked up his International League-best eighth win by allowing two runs on eight hits in six innings.
Manager Clint Hurdle chimed in about the potential realignment in baseball, which is reportedly being discussed. Said Hurdle: "I think what we need to measure is how many teams have stayed in play with the Wild Card in the format that it's in versus how many teams would have the opportunity to stay in play late in the season [if there were to be realignment]. Whichever one has the opportunity to fuel the most income would seem to be the way I would go to keep more cities involved later. That's what I'm thinking right now."
Through the team's first 32 home games, the Pirates have drawn 669,637. That's an increase of more than 100,000 from last season, when they had 568,096 in attendance during the same span.
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|Sunday, November 24, 2013 9:00 PM
By NICK JOHNSON
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VAN WERT — The Van Wert Cougars girls basketball team faced off against the Crestview Knights in the championship game of the McDonald's Tip-Off Classic at Van Wert High School on Saturday night.
The Cougars were able to stop a fierce comeback by the Knights and Van Wert won by a score of 51-49.
Crestview got on the board with a big 3-pointer from the top of the arc from Mackenzie Riggenbach. Both the Cougars and Knights traded baskets until Van Wert got a 3-pointer from Emilie Moonshower to give Van Wert a 7-5 lead. Erin Morrow scored the last four points for the Cougars and Van Wert ended the first quarter with an 11-9 lead.
Crestview got a quick basket from Lindsey Motycka with a nice jumper to start the second quarter and tie the game at 11-11. The Cougars went on a 7-0 run, getting five points from Riley Jones, including a 3pointer from the top of the arc. With the score 18-11 Van Wert, the Knights got a layup from Riggenbach and two foul shots from Kirsten Hicks to cut the Cougar lead in half. The Knights closed out the first half with a three from Riggenbach and two made foul shots from Kennis Mercer to make it a 1-score game, with Van Wert up 22-20.
The second half started with baskets by Motycka and Hicks for Crestview but the Cougars got a jumper from Alexis Dowdy to tie the score 24-24. Van Wert got two 3-pointers from Cheyenne Handy and one from Moonshower. The Knights countered with a trey from Emily Bauer but the hot Cougar shooting forced Crestview to use a timeout with 3:21 left in the third quarter with the score 33-27. Crestview got four points from Bauer and a three from Terra Crowle to end the third quarter but Van Wert still had a 39-34 lead,
The Knights got a layup from Bauer and a corner three from Crowle to start the fourth period and tie the game at 39-39. Dowdy for Van Wert and Crowle for Crestview exchanged triples to bring the score to 42-42. The Cougars got four straight points from Morrow but a Crowle three meant that Van Wert's lead was only one, 46-45. Motycka knocked down two free throws to give the Knights a 47-46 lead but five straight points by Handy — including a triple — gave the Cougars a 51-47 lead.
In the final seconds of the game, the Knights could only get a layup from Riggenbach to cut the deficit to 51-49 but that was the final score.
"When you don't play defense, you aren't going to win. We scored 49 points and that should be enough to win a game and when you are playing man-to-man defense and you keep giving up a lot of uncontested threes, you don't deserve to win," Crestview coach Greg Rickard said.
The Knights had three scorers in double figures: Crowle with a team-high 12 points, Bauer 11 and Riggenbach 10.
"A big win — and we can't remember the last time we won this tournament — so our goal coming into this year was to win this tournament," Van Wert coach Lance Moonshower said. "Against a team like Crestview, getting an early-season win like this will really boost our confidence. We have a deep team and we have some girls stepping up. We got three girls injured right now but we got other girls stepping up and taking their place."
The Cougars had the game leading scorer in Cheyenne Handy with 14 points and Erin Morrow chipped in 11 points.
Ottoville's girls basketball team evened its mark at 1-1 with a 54-49 defeat of Wayne Trace (0-2) in the consolation bracket.
Junior Annie Lindeman led the Lady Big Green with 19 markers (6 boards) and freshman Brooke Mangas added 13. Out of 35 rebounds, senior Taylor Mangas grabbed 11 and Alicia Honigford seven. The Green and Gold forced 17 steals led by Brooke Mangas with seven.
For the Lady Raiders, Erin Mohr netted 16 and Brenda Feasby 11. Out of 50 rebounds, Lauren Speice nabbed 16 and Mohr nine.
Ottoville visits Lincolnview at 1 p.m. Saturday.
2-pt. 3-pt. FT Pts
Nicole Kramer 0-0-2-2, Taylor Mangas 3-0-3-9, Brooke Mangas 2-1-6-13, Monica Sarka 1-0-0-2, Alicia Honigford 1-0-2-4, Alexis Thorbahn 2-0-0-4, Courtney Von Sossan 0-0-0-0, Haley Landwehr 0-0-0-0, Annie Lindeman 3-3-4-19, Lexie Wannemacher 0-0-1-1. Totals 12-34 4-19 18-32 54.
2-pt. 3-pt. FT Pts
Stacy Flint 0-0-0-0, Erin Mohr 8-0-0-16, Shayna Temple 1-1-1-6, Lauren Speice 2-0-0-4, Brooke Wilcox 2-0-0-4, Brenda Feasby 3-1-2-11, Estie Sinn 0-0-0-0, Madi Poling 2-0-0-4, Sylvia Young 2-0-0-4. Totals 20-55 2-5 3-8 49.
Score by Quarters:
Ottoville 9 12 11 22 - 54
Wayne Trace 13 10 15 11 - 49
Three-point goals: Ottoville, Lindeman 3, B. Mangas; Wayne Trace, Temple, Feasby.
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The White Hart Inn, Margaretting Tye - pub details
Address: Swan Lane, Margaretting Tye, Ingatestone, Essex, CM4 9JX [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 6847) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Website: http://www.thewhitehart.uk.com
Ingatestone (2.7 miles), Billericay (4 miles), Chelmsford (4.3 miles)
- Dartboard (plus crib,dominoes,shove h'penny), Quiz machines
- Food served (12-2 & 6-9.30 all day sunday), Sunday roast (homemade yorkies and real roast potatoes), Gluten free meals available (happy to assist. pls ask), Real ale (4 Resident plus 4 guest)
- Outside seating, Dogs allowed (on a lead), Children allowed (well behaved), Late licence, Credit cards accepted, Car park, Smoking area, Coach parties welcome (with prior notice), Disabled access, Disabled toilet
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|Excellent beers. Excellent food. Excellent service. 'Nuff said.
Darren_in_the_City - 1 May 2013 10:08
|8 years on this pub is still excellent! 9/10
Darren_in_the_City - 12 Jun 2012 15:54
|A fantastic venue foir a fantastic pub - good food, good ale and the service is good and able - maybe a little to do between the servings but the rest excellent. A friendly place - good selection of ales and it all tasted right - not often I give 9/10 but this place couldn't be faulted much. Very much recommend it.
Mcloj - 16 Apr 2012 12:23
|The same people who run this now run the Star at Ingatestone which was run by Roger for 30 years .
hogshead - 10 Aug 2011 13:03
|Yes, I agree, a nice country pub. However beware should you request additional bread to go with the somewhat meagre half slice served with your seafood trio...you will be charged extra for this without being advised of it!
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This is an in-depth review of the Nikon 1 J2 mirrorless camera that came out on August 9, 2012, less than a year after Nikon debuted its mirrorless system with the introduction of the Nikon 1 J1 and V1. Along with the J2, Nikon also released the 1 Nikkor 11-27.5mm f/3.5-5-6 zoom lens, a very compact lens to complement the J1/J2 cameras. In this review, I will go over the features of the camera, talk about its pros and cons and compare it to other mirrorless cameras such as Sony NEX-series, Canon EOS M and Olympus OM-D E-M5. This is the first camera from the "Battle of the Mirrorless" series. The recently evaluated Nikon 1 V2 will be featured in the second part.
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On August 9th, Nikon announced a mild refresh to the popular entry level Nikon 1 J1 camera – the J2. While it doesn't seem to improve much on the camera it replaces, Nikon made a smart move by lowering the initial price by $100 compared to J1. It makes for a very sensible choice for those who were thinking of buying the "older" camera.
Along with the new compact system camera, Nikon also introduced an underwater housing for Nikon 1 J1 and J2 cameras, and a new zoom lens.
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The new underwater case WP-N1 is suitable for both J1 and J2 and will house one of these cameras with a 10-30mm VR lens attached (read review). The case is waterproof up to 40m (approximately 131 feet), which is likely enough for any kind of vacation you may take your J1/J2 to.
2) The Lens
While it's hard to say what advantages the new 11-27.5mm F/3.5-5.6 lens may have over the basic 10-30mm VR kit lens without properly testing it first, Nikon wouldn't have released it just for the fun of it. The lens, being equivalent to 30-75mm (in 35mm format), is very small (3cm/1.22″) and lightweight, and thus would suit your J1/J2 camera very well. It features one aspherical element and internal focusing.
3) The Camera
Likely the biggest change J2 brings us is the higher resolution screen (921k dots versus J1′s 460k dots) previously used in the higher-end V1. Hopefully, these sharp screens will now be default choice even for low-end devices. Also, the J2 is built around a metal body (J1 has an aluminum front panel), so it should be ever so slightly tougher than its predecessor. While other changes, like the Creative Mode (artistic filters) and more body color options (now available in orange, too) make it a nicer camera on paper for some, the biggest omission still is the lack of EVF – a potential deal-breaker for many buyers. But then, there has to be something to separate the J2 from V1, and EVF is one of such features.


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For the children: I am on a mission to put them between the covers of books for kids that will take them on a magic carpet ride into unknown worlds where learning is pure and sweet, for their own sake and as an example to the adults around them.
For adults: I am on a mission to send you back in time to youthful exuberance found only in books for kids, for yourself as well as for the sake of the children in your life.
Tell us about the moment you fell in love with your topic. Was it an immediate thing or did it happen over time?
Time after time… As a child, kid's books were a breath of fresh air and sunshine amid an abusive childhood. As a teen, they were an escape and a rebirth. As a young adult with a child of my own, through books with my son I could capture true childhood, even if not my own. As an adult, books again became a haven from abuse. And now, older and wiser, I have books for kids to, finally, live a childhood – MINE – not a second childhood as I often jokingly say, but the one I never had. And just maybe time will be on my side and I will grow through them to become all that I can be, which is the magic hidden in the pillow pages between the covers of a children's book in hand and heart.
Who had the most influence in your life?
Where books are concerned, I have to say my grandmother. What little time I was able to spend with her, she recited classic poems word for word, time after time. She knew the stories of old, hundreds of them, by heart. She gave me the gift of poetry and I will forever be grateful to her for that.
I need mention, too, that my mother and my son have influenced my life more than anyone on earth.
Books for kids just may have been the thing that led me to believe what I learned from the both of them. For you see, a child's storybook, no matter its intention, opens the door to the magic of living in the light, no matter the darkness.
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I'll just start off introducing myself. My name is Jacob, I'm 18 years old and even though I post very little here, I have visited this site nearly every day for the past 2 seasons. I've been a fan since after the 2004 lockout when I could actually understand what was going on.
The thing that scares me about this team is that they're in limbo and they don't even realize it. I don't know how many of you follow basketball, but for those that do, am I wrong to call the Rangers the Atlanta Hawks of hockey? That team makes it to the playoffs every year for 6-7 years now and gets ousted in the 1st or 2nd round every year now. That's what the Rangers are and will be throughout Lundqvist's prime. Let's look at why:
Our top six: Based on the lines in the last couple of playoff games, I'd say our top six is Nash, Stepan, Cally, Hags, Brass, and Kreider. All of them are fun and exciting to watch and have come up big for the Rangers, but can they really be compared to the top six of the remaining 4 teams? Maybe with a more offensive-minded coach and a decent PP, but I still think they're behind those teams remaining.
Our bottom six: We keep saying Rangers need more depth, but the reality is that we need different depth. Guys like Boyle, Pyatt, Haley, Newbury are not players that should be getting any minutes whatsoever on a championship team. Watching other team's 3rd and 4th lines make me sad because they have speed, they have checking ability, and they actually put the puck in the back of net once in awhile.
Our defense: I don't think our defense is as bad as people have been saying lately, and I still have faith in Girardi. However, this team has no puck-moving defensmen. They have no stay-at-home beast( my god, do I miss Sauer). This team had so many mishaps on defense this year we didn't even realize it because of the guy backing them up. Which brings me to...
Our goaltending: The ONLY part of this team that has the makings of a championship team. I love Lundqvist and he is far and away the greatest Ranger I've ever had the pleasure to watch, but his greatness fools us into believing this team is a contender. Take him out and we get a top 10 pick.
Looking at all of these, I really do not think this team is a championship contender. There are too many pieces missing. Maybe one of them is a different system and maybe that system change would be enough to make me eat my own words, but right now I really think it goes far beyond the system.
The final thing I'd like to discuss is our future. We have some nice prospects including Fasth, Lindberg, Miller, Mcilrath, and Skej (I'm not including Kreider). I understand we may be excited, but please let's not overrate them. We do not have a single game-breaker in the system. We do not have an offensive defenseman who can quarterback the powerplay and lead the rush in our prospect pool. Heck, we don't even have a goalie we could try to groom to become Lundqvist's successor. Our prospect pool is among the bottom half of the league and we refuse to focus on stockpiling picks and prospects because we believe we can win a cup in the near future.
Basically, this team is stuck in mediocrity and will be a perennial 1st or 2nd round exit with no shining prospects for the future. Obviously, this is all just my opinion and no matter what I will watch this team every game that I can for the rest of my life. I just really want to see this team make some changes. I'm not a GM so I'm not going to suggest impossible scenarios, but it's sad to see the direction of this team right now.
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As I See It
Kevin Noa
---- — With Christmas in the rear-view mirror and Lent continuing, the atheists, secularists and far left continue their war and criticism of Catholics and Christians.
Locally, this is evident in the vandalism of St. Thomas Villanova Church in Wilmington. The statue outside the parish was spray-painted along with a caption on the building that read: brainwashing. However, their anger and jealousy through all these efforts that always reach a crescendo during the Christmas season, will never serve their goals of shaking the faith of pious Christians.
With the Rocks Village Bridge closed for repairs, my wife and I have been attending Mass at Holy Family Parish in Amesbury, under the direction of Father Lou and Father Michael. The church itself is a marvel of beauty with its many intricately carved statues, Stations of the Cross below beautiful stain-glass windows running down each side of the nave. Marble steps and floor lead up to a magnificent altar where more intricate carvings, crucifix and tabernacle welcomes each person coming in the peace and joy to worship. In addition to the entire magnificent ambiance are the folk guitarists whose delightful melodies and harmonies set a perfect tone for reverence. Their contagious smiles make one want to join them and enjoy every part of the Mass.
The accusations of brainwashing go right along with the other disrespectful behaviors to attack Catholicism. As someone who spent many years in the RCIA program, which brings adults into the faith, I can assure all critics of Catholics that we do not force Catholic theology on people wanting to become part of the church. At any time in the process anyone can drop out if they feel it is not for them.
Pondering all this, I'm glad that Catholic League, under the direction of president and author Bill Donohue, has taken on the role of defending the sacriligious insults hurled from various individuals or groups. This keeps all priests and bishops away from the fray doing their work and better enables them to ignore the attacks, which is how it should be.
There is no doubt, however, that the disparagement of religion, especially Christianity, has taken its toll on America. The disrespect, moral decay and irresponsibility have brought our country to where we are today. This is evident in the recent case of the young woman in Florida who swore and gestured at the presiding judge. Somehow I think her school record would mirror her attitude in court.
To all those who have made condemning the church part of their life and then use the excuse of separation of church and state to try to break traditions, it is as simple as this. The faith journeys of Christians and Catholics bother you a great deal. If the joy and love exhibited by those who follow Christ didn't bother you, you wouldn't go to the lengths you do to try to thwart our faith. Because faith is one of the most important gifts one can give to oneself. It is like many of my students over the years who give themselves the gift of literacy. For children, a love of reading is the most important gift they can give themselves. And the gift of faith is vital to feeling worthy in doing the work the Son of Man calls us all to.
Kevin Noa of Merrimac is a writer, author and teacher in the Lowell public schools.


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At Thursday night's meeting, Cianfarini explained that the line will be used to give residents a chance to voice concerns—without fear of retribution.
A press release on the hotline states the intention is "to identify situations where fraud, waste, or abuse may have occurred." It goes on to say that situations of abuse can be defined as the abuse of one's power as a government official. Cianfarini gave examples—such as a government official driving a company car for leisure.
The line does not have caller ID—residents are urged not to identify themselves when reporting a tip.
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Lectures offer artists career pointersFriday, September 11th, 2009
Two talks offering career advice to artists will be held Saturday, Sept. 12 at the Armory Art Center, 1700 Parker Ave., West Palm Beach. The talks supplement the Florida Artist Group's 59th annual exhibition, which opens Sept. 11 at the center. The group, which was founded in 1949, is the oldest statewide visual artists organization in Florida.
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10 a.m. From Studio Artist to Public Artist. Elayna Toby Singer, Administrator for Palm Beach County's Art in Public Places program
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Updated 4:46pm Tuesday 11th March 2014 in News By Charlotte Ikonen, Reporter
A new bus service was launched yesterday, with Watford Mayor Dorothy Thornhill and the chairman of UNO Philip Waters in attendance.
The UK Building Research Establishment (BRE) staff, visitors and tenants as well as the local Garston community will benefit from two new stops on the UNO 622 and 652 bus routes.
From March 31 the buses, which form part of the University of Hertfordshire service, will make additional stops on Bucknall's Lane and on the BRE site in Garston which receives in excess of twenty thousand visitors a year.
Mayor Thornhill said: "Traffic congestion and parking are two issues that resonate with Watford residents. We all need to start making small switches in our behaviour, taking the bus instead of the car once a week makes a difference or cycling - we've seen a huge increase in cycling around the town in the past months. A multitude of small positive actions like this could transform our town."
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Sara wrote:Your should see their website then at, as they seem to think they are in Watford
Bucknalls Lane is of course not in Watford..
Garston is an area within Watford as is Oxhey, Oxhey Hall, Cassiobury, etc.
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Hampermill-Mike wrote:It may have a postal address of Watford. However it is not in Watford Borough and therefore not part of Dorothy's domain,
Sara wrote:Your should see their website then at, as they seem to think they are in Watford
Bucknalls Lane is of course not in Watford..
Garston is an area within Watford as is Oxhey, Oxhey Hall, Cassiobury, etc.
9:45am Wed 12 Mar 14
Bernard says...
1. There are no bus stops on Bucknalls Lane and the time table shows no bus stops on Bucknalls Lane. No bus stop has been agreed with county highways who know there is no space for any such stops!
2. The bus will enter the BRE site - which is closed to residents so no local residents benefit even if they wanted to!
3. Residents in Bucknalls Lane are very angry that the BRE want to bring 10 buses a day down this road each way due to the current traffic and parking problems - indeed at peak school times I don't it will get down the road!
4. UNO have reduced the service they run through Coates Way and the Meriden which does serve local residents but happy to paid for by the BRE for a service that does not! Only one of these 10 buses a day will stop in Coates Way as they do now! That is not a service its a sham!
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Lib Dem , Leavesden ward - yes that covers Bucknalls Lame and Coates Way!
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Bernard says...
BRE have actually been TOLD their buses CANNOT stop in Bucknalls Lane due to parked cars and the verge protection which prevents verge parking. So their press release is totally misleading and false in saying it will serve local residents. No local residents can use it!! Indeed why would they when more frequent buses and a longer routes are run along the A405 at the top of Bucknalls Lane!
If they wanted to serve local residents the 622 should be stopping 10 times a day at its stops in Coates Way now just once at 10.04. Really disgraceful that the BRE can issue such a misleading Press Release. I spoke to them direct and complained- mind you they had the wrong phone number on their web site and cannot even spell Bucknalls Lane correctly!!
Cllr Stephen Giles-Medhurst
Lib Dem , Leavesden ward - yes that covers Bucknalls Lane and Coates Way!
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On last night's Daily Show, Jon Stewart poked a bit of gentle fun at NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams for his stoic response to a fire alarm that started going off early in the broadcast. Stewart poses the question as to whether this is the best example Williams, a volunteer fireman, can set for kids, to "Stop, drop, and be handsome" while staying on tele-prompter.
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ARSENAL manager Arsene Wenger wants to sign Schalke playmaker Julian Draxler, 20, for £35m and then turn him into the new Robin van Persie.
LIVERPOOL have joined the race to sign Porto midfielder Fernando, 26.
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If you've been around BBV at all, you probably know that one of the most controversial Giants this offseason is the DT out of North Carolina, Marvin Austin.
Well, its pretty simple. The Giants took a chance on him in the second round of the 2011 draft following after a year out of football (due to a NCAA suspension handed down to some stupidity regarding an agent and social media). After missing all of his rookie offseaons thanks to the lockout. When he finally got to camp, Austin suffered a season-ending torn pectoral in a preseason game against the Bears (along with Terrell Thomas and Brian Witherspoon (ACL's)).
Prior to the 2012 season, Austin was one of several Giants to suffer back injuries (blamed on bad mattresses), and battled through a torn meniscus (the cartilage cushion in your knee) during the season. The result, his best season to date, but disappointing none the less.
This past offseason saw Austin get surgery to correct the torn meniscus while the Giants stockpiled DT's like its going out of fashion. Defensive coaches targeted Austin as a player who needs to step up and prove his worth as a 2nd round pick and secure his roster spot in the face of some experienced and stiff competition.
When the Giants played the Pittsburgh Stealers in the first preseason game, Austin saw more snaps than any other defensive player, fully half the defensive snaps. And while he didn't show up on the final stat sheet, word out of Giants camp is that the coaches liked what they saw. At DT its entirely possible to have a good game and have a positive impact without showing up in the box score. That being said, did he really play that well?
Lets go to the tape:
(First off, thanks to JMPasq aka RedeyeJedi for his outstanding work cutting the Giants O and D vs Pitt, in addition to his continual hard work cutting draft film. Second, rather than embed the full vid, I'll link to each of Austin's plays. He had 30, I can't promise that I'll find all of them. Its sometimes tough to pick out interior linemen on TV tape)
6:53-7:06) Austin is lined up at the 1-tech (between the C and G). He gets upright pretty quickly out of his stance. Rather than push the double team, he stunts over to the left side of the OL (right side of the DL). However, the LG picks him up and prevents the pressure.
7:07- 7:29) Austin lines up at the 3-tech (between the G and T). Gets out of his stance okay (not great). Interestingly, Austin is double teamed while Hankins gets the single. The two DT's clump the 3 interior linemen together and provide a 1-on-1 for DaMontre Moore, who takes advantage of it for a pressure. The ball comes out just before Moore gets there, but the DT's did their job. After the pass is released, Austin hustles to try to help out on the tackle.
7:30-7:37) Austin lines up at 3-tech again this snap. Its a zone running play to the opposite side and Austin goes mostly unblocked, He hustles down behind the LOS to attempt (and probably should have gotten at least partial credit for) the tackle. Very nice show of awareness and athleticism to get to the runner and make the flying tackle.
7:38 -8:03) Lined up at the 3-tech between the LG and LT again. Running play to Austin's side this time. He pops up out of his stance this play and gets pushed back a bit, but he does a very nice job of maintaining his gap and preventing his OL from getting to the 2nd level. Running lanes clogged, and the other defenders make the TFL.
8:04-8:10 ) Interesting alignment here. Near as I can tell, both DT's are lined up at the 4-tech (outside shoulder on the inside shoulder of the OT) while the DE's are at the normal 7-tech (between the T and TE, or where the TE would be) There's a blitz and a stunt post-snap, but we're less interested in that (although this is a nifty play call. It very well could have gotten the sack with the 1st team). Austin fires off the snap well, and rather than try to beat his man, pushes him back into the pocket. He does a good job controlling his man despite the failure of the blitz/stunt combo.
8:12-8:18) Austin is lined up at the 0-tech (Nose Tackle) in a 5 man line. It gets a bit muddled, but it Austin fires out of his stance well, and controls the C, collapsing anything resembling a crease as the RB gets tackled from behind. The whole front 7 do a very nice job keeping the OL from opening any running lanes and stuffing the run.
8:19-8:29) Austin is lined up at the 3-Tech while Hankins is the 1-Tech. Austin fires out of his stance and pushes the RG back on his heels and into the pocket while the LDE stunts inward. Quick pass for a short gain,
8:30-8:40) Austin is either lined up at the 1 or 0 tech here. Things get a bit hectic after the snap, but JWill (#57) starts to blitz then drops in coverage while the LDE stunts inside, removing contain from the left side of the D, and allowing the RG and RT to take Austin and the QB to escape the blitz and scamper. Not a bad play despite the result. A less athletic QB probably would have gone for the pass right to JWill (or not been able to escape the blitz), or a more athletic LB (ie: Curry or Rivers) would have had the sack.
8:42-9:00 ) Lined up at the 1-tech here. Austin does a decent job of getting out of his stance and collapsing the running lane to the left. Too bad its an end-around to the right. Decent gain, but its not the DT's fault; Moore bit on the play fake and lost contain.
9:01-9:09) Austin lines up at the 3-Tech here. Austin looks late off the snap, however he does a great job of recognizing the screen pass and being there when the RB catches the pass. Austin gets tripped up and can't make the tackle, but he forces the back to hesitate long enough to get tackled. Very nice play. Some other defensive linemen I could mention would have charged at the QB HARD when they came unblocked.
9:11-9:19) The video is a bit fuzzy (might just be me) but after a few rewatches, it looks like Austin is at the 3-tech. He gets off the snap okay, but is doubled and gets pushed backwards. The front 7 as a whole does great job of stuffing the run. There was nothing there for the back.
10:08-10:28) After a nice break Austin is back in at the 1-Tech (it looks like there's 2 1-techs in this set). He does his job and occupies his blockers. Tracy gets pressure on the QB, but the WR bails him out with a phenomenal catch.
10:37-10: ) Austin is lined up at the 0-Tech in the 5 man line again here. Austin fires out of his stance and winds up taking on the RG. He pushes him backwards, then down and tackles the guy tackling the RB (Curry?) for the stop. Nice play by Austin
11:34-11:56) Austin coming back in after another break. He lines up at the 3-tech and gets doubled again. He holds up well and does his part in preventing the OL from opening a running lane for the back (who gets tackled from behind while making a cut). Nice job by the whole front 7.
11:57-12:03) Lined up at the 3-tech here. Austin gets out of his stance quite well here and gets triple teamed by the C, LG, and RB. I couldn't make out the numbers, but the right side of the line couldn't beat their 1-on-1's.
12:04-12:09) 0-Tech on the 5 man line again. Austin takes on the C and just manhandles him back into the RB's face, while Paysinger comes up to make the tackle. Great play here.
12:10-12:19) I'd like to see the coaches' tape here. It LOOKS like Austin is lined up in the 2-Tech (ie heads up on the G), but that could just be a trick of the camera angle and he's playing 3-tech. Anyway, Austin does a pretty good job of splitting the B-gap and gets into the pocket. The G keeps a hand on him, and Austin can't quite get through fast enough to get the sack.
12:31-12:38) Lined up at 3-tech again. Austin can't split the double team and tries to go around them, but the pass is already off. The blitz is picked up well there. Nice play by the RB. Despite not getting any pressure of his own, Austin does his part by occupying the double team while the other 4 rushers get 1-on-1's. One of them has to beat their man, and I'd like to think that JPP, Tuck, Anvil/Jenkins or Rolle (the blitzing S) would have.
12:39-12:49) Austin lines up at the 3-tech again. Austin gets a 1-on-1 and just shoves his man back and helps to collapse the pocket (and keep the RB from squirting out into the flat). Ojomo gets the credit for the pressure, but the DT's made sure there wasn't a pocket for the QB to step up into.
12:50-12:58) Austin lines up at 1-tech this time. Once again, he does the dirty work of commanding and occupying the double team while the rest of the rushers get 1-on-1's. This time they do a better job of beating their men and the QB throws the ball as the other DT (Okam) comes charging through the middle.
12:59-13:03) Austin lines up at 3-tech again. Gets the 1-on-1, and while he doesn't overpower the RG, he does a nice job of controlling him (while swiping at the RB with his left hand, forcing the back to the DE). Nice, stout play by Austin.
13:05-13:16) Another snap at 3-tech. Looks like 1-on-1's across the board, and the interior of the line does a fantastic job of collapsing the pocket. If you watch it at half speed, you can see the QB look to step up in the pocket, then realize he has to scramble... Then gets sacked. Also, nice hustle by Austin to get off his man and get in pursuit when the QB starts to scramble.
13:18-13:45) Austin is lined up at 3-tech again. Fires out of his stance and does a great job of pushing his man/men (I can't quite tell if he's got a double or single, or if he and Okam are each pushing 1.5 OL) backwards. Nice stunt all the way around the line by Ojomo (who goes through the OL mostly unblocked), which creates enough confusion on the right side for Okam to push through the interior and they meet at the QB.
14:01-14:12) Looks like Austin lines up at 1-tech here. Both DT's do a nice job of controlling their men and minding their gaps. The OL is kept out of the 2nd level completely. Unfortunately, the RDE doesn't quite set the edge and the RB is able to cut back for a big gain. JPP makes this play.
14:13-14:22) Austin lines up at 3-tech while Okam lines up at the 1. Looks like a zone running play by Pitt, and the DL does a good job preventing running lanes long enough for Trattou to get the TFL. Austin pops up out of his stance a bit and gets caught in the trash, but by the time that really happens, the play is already over.
14:23-14:32) Austin lines up at 3-tech again. Interesting stunt/twist here: Austin is supposed to go outside (C-gap, between the TE and OT), while the LB goes inside (B-gap, OT/G), and the DE goes way inside to the A-gap (G/C). There might be too much going on, because it looks like they get in each other's way. QB gets pressured, but once again, the WR bails the QB out with an awesome catch.
15:36-15:45) Back from another break, Austin lines up at the 3-tech here. Fires out of his stance and splits the double team, but it looks like he gets held by the C. He does a good job getting in pursuit, but he's a bit too far away, with too many bodies in the way to be much of a factor.
15:46-16:11) Austin is at 3-tech again, and fires off the ball, and pushes his man (which becomes a double-team) right back into the QB's face. He or Ojomo (or both) might have had the sack there if Charles James hadn't been completely unaccounted for and gotten a free run at the QB. Very nice play by the D there.
16:12-16:19) Looks like Austin lines up at the 5-tech here. He blows right by his man and just missed the sack thanks to a late shove by the OL and a quick step by the QB up into the pocket (and into Ojomo's arms). Side Note: Odd alignment here: Austin is the only DT on the line, but he's playing 5-tech while Broha plays 3-tech. I think if they used Tuck or Jenkins there wouldn't have been room for the QB to step up into. But... preseason game.
16:20-16:37) Same alignment as last play. Just a hunch, but I think we're going to see this one a fair bit as time goes on. I'm not sure exactly what Austin is doing. He runs back and forth across the line teasing the OL on his side. Maybe he's occupying as much of the OL as possible while guarding against a last ditch scramble?
Conclusion: So, after watching all those plays, did Austin really earn the coaches' praise? Or were they just being nice Austin in the vace of the ever-rabid NY media?
To my eye, Austin did indeed play well. What's more, his good play allowed others on the defense to play well. He showed an impressive versatility, playing all over the interior of the line, showcasing power, quickness, and agility. He also showed an impressive motor, never giving up on a play and always hustling in pursuit despite playing more snaps than any other defensive player (and most offensive players at that).
He still has areas that need improvement, most importantly maintaining a consistent pad level (an issue even in college). But more reps and practice should help fix those problems.
Austin might not have showed up on the stat sheet (although I think there were at least 3 plays there where he should have had an assisted tackle), he did a lot of the dirty, unglamorous work that led to other guy's stats and splash plays.


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"We were second last year and wanted to be first in 2011," said Mr Bryant.
Sixteen-year-old Rebecca said her family was here for a holiday until the end of July, and was "stoked" to get a coveted 'First on the lift 2011' T-shirt.
As staff from local winery Amisfield poured hundreds of free Arcadia 'bubbles', Coronet Peak ski area manager Hamish McCrostie welcomed his first visitors and said 'We're open and have a great day' to cheers from eager snowsports lovers.
"It's so, so good to finally be open and our staff are really buzzing to get underway for the season," he said.
The ski area opened with limited beginner, novice and intermediate terrain, with trails accessed from the Coronet Express and Meadows Express chairlifts, and two conveyor lifts.
Base building services up and running included rental, where the ski area's new BYS rental system came into its own on the first day dealing with large groups of visiting schoolchildren.
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Friday, September 30, is the last day to help fund as many as 1,000 school gardens nationwide as part of an initiative by Whole Foods Market.
Called the "Whole Kids School Garden Grant Program," the initiative offers $2,000 in grants, resources and mentorship—along with a curriculum—to qualifying schools, according to the Whole Foods' Whole Kids Foundation website.
The nonprofit foundation teamed up with FoodCorps, a federation of organizations and institutions that includes , the National Farm to School Network, Slow Food USA, the National Center for Appropriate Technology, which runs a model program in Montana, and Wicked Delicate, an advocacy firm founded by the co-creators of a documentary film, King Corn.
School garden programs—such as the one run by teacher Alicia Stanco (see photos above)—help improve students' knowledge of nutrition, food preferences and healthy eating habits, besides offering a multidisciplinary education that boosts academic achievement.
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Orange frog leaps into garden
9:59am Saturday 12th July 2008 in News By Will Carson
WITH its bright orange skin, you could easily mistake this colourful chap for an exotic relative - but the truth is it's just your common garden frog.
Despite looking like something more at home halfway up a tree in the depths of the Amazon rainforest, it was actually found lazing about in a Hampshire garden.
Belinda Fitzgerald was stunned when she stumbled across the frog as she was doing some gardening at her Southampton home.
The 45-year-old, of Aldermoor Road, Lordswood, said: "My husband Pete and I were moving slabs by the pond when he spotted something orange moving around near the waterfall.
"He said to me that it was an orange frog but I just thought that's crazy, we don't have orange frogs in this country.
"I had a closer look and there it was, an orange frog.
"I couldn't believe it.
"We caught it in a net and put it in some water in our greenhouse to keep it safe.
"We then got straight on the Internet to try to identify it, and the closest thing we found was a tree frog from Asia."
"I was so excited to have seen an orange frog.
"I've got hundreds of frogs in my garden but in all my time I've never seen an orange one.
"It was a lovely surprise."
But far from being a foreigner, the orange amphibian was revealed as simply a colourful common garden frog.
According to wildlife charity Froglife it is not unusual for common frogs to come in all colours of the rainbow.
Lucy Benyon said: "This is in fact not a diseased frog but an ordinary common frog with unusual colouring.
"Although common frogs are usually green or brown they can vary in colour quite a lot and we often get reports of red, orange, black or cream-coloured frogs which people think may be diseased or a foreign species."


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10-Man Chelsea Topples Barcelona In Champions League Semis - SBNation.com
You've surely heard all about this by now, but SB Nation did a great job following the game. They have videos and gifs of all the key plays and moments. Also of note, this means the Sounders will be playing a Champions League finalist for their friendly this year. It was also announced that the game will be part of the World Football Challenge, which is probably not all that meaningful, but still.


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With the London shows wrapping today, and editors and models jetting off to Milan, it's time to reflect on the catwalking highlights from the past two weeks. More so than any in recent memory, this season has been dominated by fresh faces. Nearly every new girl on our top-ten list from Spring, like Marine Deleeuw, Irina Kravchenko, Manon Leloup, and Esther Heesch, had majorly successful sophomore outings. But the Fall shows have brought in an additional crop of noteworthy rookies in demand.
Let's begin with the handful of former Balenciaga exclusives, whose takeoffs were all but inevitable. Sam Rollinson (above, top left), who starred in a Burberry ad back in 2010 and was handpicked by Nicolas Ghesquière last season, had a strong NYFW. (She opened Reed Krakoff and walked Jason Wu, Alexander Wang, Altuzarra, Proenza Schouler, and Narciso Rodriguez, among others.) With a hometown advantage, the British brunette—whose cheekbones could cut glass—kept it up across the pond, scoring spots at Christopher Kane, Jonathan Saunders, and Giles. Two other Balenciaga favorites—Kremi Otashliyska and Chiharu Okunugi (above, lower right)—are also becoming runway regulars. The former hit catwalks at 3.1 Phillip Lim, Altuzarra, Proenza Schouler, and Marc Jacobs, while the Japanese stunner took turns at Rag & Bone, Rodarte, and Marc Jacobs in New York, and Erdem and Giles in London.
Opening the Alexander Wang show is usually a surefire way to go straight to the top, but this season, the second girl out—Tess Hellfeuer (above, top right)—is getting all the buzz. The model finished New York by closing Marc Jacobs, then emerged as a clear favorite of Michelle Lee in London, where she opened Jonathan Saunders and walked in Christopher Kane. Mijo Mihaljcic has also been making all the right appearances in London. Her tomboy appeal landed her spots at Burberry Prorsum, Jonathan Saunders, and Richard Nicoll.
Our list of newcomers wouldn't be complete without a trio of Russians. Feline beauty Kate Bogucharskaia walked in a few select Spring shows and stepped things up during pre-fall and Haute Couture. During NYFW, she closed Jason Wu, opened Marchesa, and popped up at Vera Wang and Marc Jacobs. Katya Riabinkina also made an impression last season (in Milan, particularly) and came out swinging for Fall; she was a semi-exclusive at Alexander Wang, closed Derek Lam, opened Belstaff, and walked in Altuzarra and Calvin Klein. Last but not least is Sasha Luss (above, lower left), who's been on our radar for some time but is now officially having a moment. Luss opened Vera Wang and Tommy Hilfiger, closed Altuzarra, and walked in everything from Alexander Wang and Calvin Klein to Marc Jacobs and Proenza Schouler. Although this trifecta was absent from London, we're hoping to see a strong showing in Milan and Paris.
Naturally, we love a newbie, but we can't help but get excited when runway vets decide to return for a show or two. Sure, Carolyn Murphy's Calvin Klein cameo was amazing. But how about the one-two punch that was Sasha Pivovarova and Luca Gadjus at Proenza Schouler? Kristen McMenamy bookended Giles, looking ghostly glam as ever. (And who could forget her brazen daughter, Lily, who did a lap at Marc Jacobs with just a gloved hand covering her bare chest?) However, Tom Ford's cast impressed us the most: Liya Kebede, Anja Rubik, Karmen Pedaru, Karlie Kloss, Julia Stegner, Lily Donaldson—the gang was all there. Ford even got Arizona Muse and Joan Smalls, who were both absent from the New York shows, to come out of hiding. Needless to say, his lineup was "super" in every sense of the word.
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I stopped by Covina Tasty today and had "vegan tiremisu." It was good and I took a look at menu for next time. I say you cannot expect to eat "healthy" here. The menu is all vegetarian friendly but still fastfood. I like the owner by the way, more than the food. I defenitely come back there again for the owner.


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Sounds like he's talking about Larry there? Luol is not a quick shot player? Hmmm. Paxson wants the ball moved around better. He also talked about tightening up the rotation.
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It is the policy of Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center to administer all educational and employment activities without discrimination because of race, sex, age, religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation or veteran status (except where sex is a bona fide occupational qualification or a statutory requirement) in accordance with all local, state, national laws, executive orders, regulations, and guidelines.
Phone 336-716-4717FAX 336-716-5656
Phone 336-716-3339FAX 336-716-5656
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