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OT excitement: Holt stands out as West edges East
Sunday, June 30, 2013
DURHAM — Rick Holt was a man among boys Saturday afternoon in what projects to be the first of many games at Cowell Stadium for the incoming University of New Hampshire football recruit.
Holt, who played both ways for much of the second half, also blocked a 41-yard field goal attempt by the West as time expired to send the game into overtime.
"I shot the guard-tackle gap," Holt said. "It actually hit me in the chest. I put my hands up and it hit me right in the chest."
Holt disrupted pretty everything the West tried to do on offense, including the quarterbacks being able to take their normal drops.
"He was the best player on the football field, there's no doubt in my mind," said West coach Jim Schubert. "Whoever couldn't see that doesn't know anything about football."
"He showed in camp from Day 1 that he was a quality player on both sides of the ball," said East coach Bob Camirand. "He's an impact player."
The West scored on its first possession in OT. An 8-yard run around right end by Goffstown's Connor Benjamin gave the West its second straight victory in the short series.
"It was a tough way to lose," Holt said, "but I can't hang my head. It was a fun game."
"It's never fun losing," said Dover's Eric Wilson, "but at this point you've just got to look at what the game is for and all the benefits that go to CHaD. It's just a great cause."
Wilson played on both sides of the ball, finishing with three solo tackles, including a sack, and two assisted stops.
Holt spearheaded a defensive effort that held the West to just 211 total yards with 47 coming on one play.
"He played well," McDonnell said. "He ran to the football better than I thought he did on his high school tape. He played hard."
The East gained 225 yards, including 102 on the ground on 25 carries by Ryan Monette of St. Thomas Aquinas. He finished with a game-high 162 all-purpose yards.
"It was really disappointing losing in OT," Monette said, "but it really isn't about the win or the loss. It's really about raising the money and supporting the kids that really need it."
Monette also caught one pass for 15 yards.
"I love getting the ball," Monette said. "I ran for a hundred yards. These are the best players in New Hampshire. I had a great time with all the guys."
The West's first touchdown came on a 1-yard pass from Bedford's James Caparell to high school teammate Brian Collins with 3:42 left in the first quarter.
That same combination hooked up on a 47-yard pass play that gave the West a first down at the East 13 and set up the TD.
"It was a fun experience playing with these guys who I've played against in the past," Wilson said. "We started to form a bond and become a family a little bit. I'm a little sad that it's over now."
Dover's Kyle Seawards played wide receiver and Green Wave teammate Matt Dow saw time on the offensive line.
Somersworth's Darren Glore (tight end), Portsmouth's Dillon Crosby and Kurtis Leonard (center) also played for the East. Crosby was a gunner on special teams and made one big hit on a punt return.
"Definitely a lot of time, energy and effort went into it," Monette said. "More importantly we raised a lot of money. That's the big thing."


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Grilled Asparagus, Zucchini and Halloumi Salad
When I saw this recipe for grilled asparagus zucchini and halloumi salad I knew that I would have to try it. I like to grill and roast vegetables and this grilled salad sounded really good. As luck would have it, the farmers market is filled with fresh local zucchini. I had recently tried using pesto in a salad and I was thinking that it would go really well in this one. My favorite part of this salad though was the grilled halloumi! I recently tried frying halloumi for saganaki and really enjoyed its texture and flavour. This salad took a bit of effort to put together but it was relatively easy to do. The grilled asparagus, zucchini and halloumi salad was really good! It was nice and fresh and summery. I liked the combination of warm and cool components.
1 cup cherry tomatoes (sliced in half)
1 teaspoon olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
1 handful asparagus (trimmed)
1 zucchini (sliced thinly)
1 teaspoon olive oil
1/2 pound halloumi (sliced 1/4 inch thick)
1/2 lemon (juice)
2 tablespoons basil pesto
1 tablespoon olive oil
1/2 lemon (juice)
2 handfuls spinach
1. Toss the tomatoes in the olive oil, salt and pepper and place skin side down on a baking sheet.
2. Roast the tomatoes in a preheated 400F oven for 10-15 minutes.
3. Blanch the asparagus in boiling water and then rinse in cold water to stop the cooking process.
4. Toss the zucchini and asparagus in the olive oil, salt and pepper to coat.
5. Grill the zucchini and asparagus until they have nice grill marked, about 1-3 minutes.
6. Brush the olive oil onto the gill and grill the halloumi cheese.
7. Pour the lemon juice onto the halloumi.
8. Mix the pesto, olive oil and lemon juice in a bowl.
9. Toss everything together.
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Brieanna was asked to join the English National Ballet School in London at the age of 16. She went on to dance professionally with the Boston Ballet and Colorado Ballet and completed all examinations in the CCA and RAD syllabus. Brieanna took first place in the West Coast competion for the Margot Fonteyn Awards and second in the Nation. She danced professionally as a Denver Broncos Cheerleader for four years and choreographed for numerous ballet and jazz competions. This is her sixth season as the Director/Choreographer for the Outlaws.
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Todd has been the official photographer for the Denver Outlaws Dancers since 2007 and has been the Assistant Director since 2010. He has had the privilege of photographing many dance teams such as the DU's Dance team, the Colorado 14ers, the Jr. Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and has worked with many organizations and charities such as, Key to the Cure-Saks Fifth Avenue, University of Colorado Hospital, Denver Health Hospital, and the American Heart Association.
Hometown? Littleton, Colorado
Years on Team? This is my third year.
Occupation? Full time student at CU Boulder.
Favorite thing about Lacrosse? I used to play lacrosse, so i love everything about the sport. My favorite thing about men's lacrosse is how fast paced and aggressive it can be. The games are so exciting to watch and always keep me on the edge of my seat.
Favorite thing to do in Denver? Denver is such a beautiful city with so much to do! I love attending Broncos, Rockies, and Nuggets games. I also love participating in the Denver Cruisers after Outlaws practice with captain, Haley Wolfe. My favorite restaurant is also in Denver, so I love grabbing a bite to eat while enjoying a sunny summer day.
Who is your role model and why? My role models are my parents. My parents are by far my strongest support system. Their love for each other, my brother and me is so fierce, and I am so honored and blessed to have them in my life. I do not know where I would be with out them. I love them so much!
What are your hobbies? My parents have a condo in Steamboat Springs, so I try to get up there as much as possible. Summers in Steamboat are my favorite and you can always find me tubing down the Yampa, attending free concerts at the base of Howlson Hill, relaxing in the Strawberry Parks natural hot springs, or chilling by the pool. In the winter I enjoy snowboarding, snowshoeing, snowmobiling and good old fashion snow ball fights. Being a Junior at CU Boulder, I love hiking the beautiful Flat Irons with my friends and hanging out by the Boulder creek by Pearl Street.
One person you would like to have dinner with and why? I would have to say Lana Del Rey. I have so much respect for Lana because she is unlike any other artist I have seen. She is so cool and I could, and have, spent hours watching her music videos and listening to her music. Her voice and lyrics are so original and as an added bonus, she is absolutely gorgeous. I'm actually going to see her perform at Red Rocks this summer!
Hometown? Highlands Ranch, Colorado
Years on team? 2nd Year on the team!
Occupation? Full time student at University of Colorado Boulder majoring in Integrative Physiology
Favorite thing about lacrosse? I love the fast paced and competitive aspects of lacrosse. I love watching lacrosse because each player has so much energy it makes the game exciting!
Favorite thing to do in Denver? I enjoy going to sports games in Denver especially the Outlaws! I love the Aquarium and shopping at the 16th street mall!
Who is your role model and why? My mom is my role model because she is the most caring and kind person I have ever met. She puts other people's needs in front of her own and I aspire to be like her. She has been there to share my happiest moments and has helped me through hard times.
What are your hobbies? I love anything outdoors, from swimming and snowboarding to golfing and hiking! I also like spending time with my friends and family.
One person you would like to have dinner with and why? I would love to have dinner with Ellen DeGeneres. Not only is she hilarious, she also gives back to others and her community.
Hometown? Littleton, CO
Years on the team? This is my second year as an Outlaws Dancer
Occupation? Full time student at University of Colorado at Boulder, studying both Integrated Physiology and Communication. I also nanny part time for an adorable family of three kids.
Favorite Thing About Lacrosse? The intensity and the non-stop pace of Lacrosse creates such a colorful energy that keeps the fans on the edge of their seats! As a rookie last year, I was surprised to see just how involved our loyal fans are!
Favorite Thing To Do In Denver? The Mile High City is no doubt my favorite city because of the lively atmosphere and infinite amount of enjoyable opportunities to explore. One of my favorite things to do is go to BD's Mongolian Grill with a big group of friends, followed by trekking up and down 16th Street Mall. I will also jump at the chance to hit any sporting event, especially to watch the Denver Outlaws!
Who Is Your Role Model and Why? My parents. They each have taught and demonstrated such virtues as humility, passion and optimism. I aspire to be the same type of purposeful individual, and am so grateful to have been raised by such attentive and encouraging souls.
What are your hobbies? I love any adventurous activity that will get my adrenaline going. Aside from dancing, I enjoy various outdoor activities as hiking, running Red Rocks, and especially snowboarding in my favorite mountain town of Breckenridge!
One person you would like to have dinner with and why? JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE! From the day I got my hands on my first NSYNC cassette tape at age 7, Justin has been my celebrity crush. Not only is he incredibly handsome, he is undeniably talented in every music aspect, dance, comedy, and acting. Along with each of his talents, JT seems like a humble, down-to-earth guy that would initiate intriguing conversation over a dinner date. This man can do it all!
Hometown: Cherry Hills Village, CO
Years on team: This will be my first year and I'm so excited!
Occupation: Full-time student at Colorado State University, studying Human Development.
Favorite thing about lacrosse: My favorite part about lacrosse is how intense the sport is, it's always so exciting! I also love how much energy the fans put off.
Favorite thing to do in Denver: Anything that involves the Colorado sun! I absolutely love supporting any of the professional sports teams here in Denver. Broncos, Nuggets, Rockies…they're all so much fun to attend.
Who is your role model and why: My parents are my role models. They have always encouraged me to do my best and to never give up. I'm so thankful for their support, because it has gotten me where I am today.
What are your hobbies: Besides shopping, I love to travel. I recently had the opportunity to travel to South Africa to help build a small school and to work in an orphanage teaching the children English. It was such a life changing experience.
Hometown: Franktown, Colorado
Years on Team: I am a rookie this year and couldn't be more excited!
Occupation: I am a full time student at UNC studying nursing and Spanish.
Favorite Thing about Lacrosse:
I am new to lacrosse this year, but I am so excited to learn more about this intense sport and cheer on the Denver Outlaws!
Favorite thing to do in Denver:
My favorite thing to do in Denver is go to all of the sporting events and concerts! Colorado sports are the best especially with that beautiful view of the Rocky Mountains!
Role Model:
My role model is my sister Brittany. She is my best friend and was the one who inspired me to dance! I really look up to her, and I know I wouldn't be who I am without her.
I really like to spend a lot of time outside whether it's going skeet shooting, going to sporting events, running with my dog, or going boating and hiking!
One person for dinner:
If I could have dinner with one person, it would be my good friend Morgan who passed away in 2010. Even though we were the same age, she was such a good role model. I miss her lots, so it would be great to spend one more evening with her!
I grew up in a town called O'Fallon, Illinois, just outside Saint Louis, Missouri. However, I have been in Colorado for the last five years and I grew up in a military family, so I moved around a lot.
Years on Team: Rookie!
Occupatio: I am a Registered Nurse in an intensive care unit.
Favorite thing about Lacrosse?
My favorite thing about lacrosse is that it is a combination of different sports, so the players are always working hard and moving around. It makes for a very fast paced and entertaining game to watch.
Favorite thing to do in Denver?
It's hard to just pick one! I love all the outdoor activities Denver has offer, such as trail running, hiking, and even skiing (even though I'm not very good). The scenery is beautiful and the weather if fantastic. I also enjoy the amazing restaurant Denver has to offer.
Who is your role model and why?
My role model is a collection of the nurses I work with. I have been a nurse for a little under a year, and they have taught me so much about nursing that could never be explained in a textbook. They are smart, caring, beautiful, and A LOT of fun. It is truly a blessing to be able to learn from these nurses, and hopefully one day I will be like them.
What are your hobbies?
Besides dancing and dancing, I like to just be outside--whether it's running, hiking, or attempted skiing, I'm in!
One person you would like to have dinner with and why?
I would like to have dinner with Ellen Degeneres. Not only is she hilarious, so we would hopefully just laugh through dinner (and maybe eat dessert), but she altruistically cares for other people. She is always doing kind things for other people who do not have the means, and she expects absolutely nothing in return. It would be beneficial if she could throw out a couple life-pointers as well.
Name: Samantha Stiles
Hometown: Broomfield, CO
Years on team: Rookie
Occupation: Full Time Student
Favorite thing about lacrosse: I love how intense and fast paced it it. There is never a dull moment and I'm always on the edge of my seat. Not to mention how physical of a sport it can be.
Favorite thing to do in Denver: I love going to sporting events but my favorite thing to do is get dressed up and go to fun restaurants Downtown.
Who is your role model and why: My role model is my high school poms coach. She is a Denver Broncos Cheerleader and is an amazing person. I hope to be as great of a human as she is someday.
What are your hobbies: Besides dancing I love spending time with my friends, family and going to new places. Traveling is one my favorite things to do.
One person you would like to have dinner with and why: If I could have dinner with one person it would be Beyonce. Not only is she always fierce but she seems very down to Earth and a genuine person. Not to mention an amazing performer.
Hometown: Temecula, Ca
Years on Team: Rookie!
Occupation: Full time student at Colorado State University.
Favorite thing about Lacrosse?
I am pretty new to the world of lacrosse, but I am more than eager to learn about, and support such an exciting game!
Favorite thing to do in Denver?
I love shopping up and down 16th street mall, I could literally spend all day there! But I was recently taken to the aquarium so now I would say that, that is one of my favorite things to do in Denver!
Who is your role model and why?
Hands down my unconditionally loving parents. I believe I am the person I am today because of the beliefs and values they have instilled into me. They will go great lengths to help me reach my dreams, and they have always been so supportive with my passion in dance. I could never tell them enough for how much I love and appreciate them! And even though they live in California, I can always feel their love from thousands of miles away. They are just the absolute best!
What are your hobbies?
Adventuring! Whether it be hiking or exploring new restaurants to eat at, I just love doing different things and being active, especially if it includes my family and friends!
One person you would like to have dinner with and why?
I would love to have dinner with Jennifer Lawrence. She seems so hilarious, and easy going, and on top of that she is an amazing actress. Every interview I watch of her just makes me crack up. You can just tell that she does not care what people think about her, and she is not afraid to be herself which makes her a great model for girls of all ages.
Hometown: Golden, Colorado
Years on team: Rookie
Occupation: Full time student at the University of Colorado at Boulder majoring in Integrative Physiology
Favorite thing about lacrosse: Lacrosse is an incredible sport—the fact that the game is so fast-paced and that it's one of the fastest growing sports in the nation is so crazy to me! My favorite part is knowing that the players in the league have essentially been pioneers of the sport, helping it gain fans and new players every season.
Favorite thing to do in Denver: Going to sporting events to support other Colorado teams, especially the Nuggets and the Rockies, is one of my favorite things to do in Denver. I also like walking around Larimer Square and the 16th Street Mall to check out different, cool restaurant spots and of course, window shopping!
Who is your role model and why: My role model is my father. After completing degrees in chemical engineering, law and an MBA, he's been my role model to continue my education for the love of learning. He now builds homes in Denver for a living, which ultimately taught me that it's important to have a career that you truly love. He's taught me to work hard and to be passionate for what I want, to always have a kind heart, and at the end of the day, to do whatever makes you happy.
What are your hobbies: I enjoy skiing and tubing in the winter, going to concerts with my friends at Red Rocks Amphitheater, hiking at Chautauqua after class in Boulder, and doing aerial dance for fun.
One person to have dinner with and why: I would have dinner with John Mayer. He has been my favorite musician of all time for as long as I can remember, and I would love to sit down with him and discuss his journey to becoming a star. I'd ask where he got his inspiration for his songs and how he learned to play guitar. Who knows, maybe he would even sing a few songs for me!
What is your hometown?
Centennial, CO
Years on the team?
This is my first year as a DOD!
Senior at CU Boulder, soon-to-be real grown up!
What's your favorite part about lacrosse?
I love fast and energetic sports, so the pace and intensity of lacrosse is right up my alley.
Favorite thing to do in Denver?
I am a total foodie, so I'm all about trying out restaurants or continue my quest to find the best late! Denver is so pretty too, especially in the summer, that I love just walking around downtown.
Who is your role model and why?
My little brother -- he is creative, curious, hilarious, and has an ambitious drive to learn and grow. I admire his honesty and fearlessness to dive into things, and these facets are attributes I strive for in myself.
What are your hobbies?
In my spare time, I work on my social venture to spread happiness and motivational content to the world via my Vitamin Dee Project. Besides that and goofing around, you can find me testing out new recipes, researching awesome places to travel to, and finding ways to connect with Ellen on Twitter.
One person you would like to have dinner with and why?
My soul sister, Ellen Degeneres! I already know how it would go down: we would exchange witty jokes and puns, have intellectual serious conversations, and plan the transition into "The Deegeneres Show" when I fill in for her or if we decide to co-host instead.
Hometown: Littleton, CO
Years on team: Rookie!
Occupation: Student at CU Boulder
Favorite thing about lacrosse: I love the high energy and speed of the game. There is always so much excitement and there's always something to watch!
Favorite thing to do in Denver: Being a sports lover, my favorite thing to do in Denver is attend sporting events! I love going to games in every season with my family and friends! And an outing is never complete without making a stop at Pinkberry for my favorite frozen yogurt on 16th street mall!
Who is your role model and why?: My role models are my parents. They are the best people I know in every possible way. Not only are they amazing as parents, but they are the kind of people that everyone wants to know because they are so genuine. They are full of love and are so strong in their faith, too. I would be the luckiest girl if I could turn out to be just like my parents.
What are your hobbies?: Besides dance, I love anything adventurous. I love traveling and doing things that get my adrenalin pumping!
One person you would like to have dinner with and why?: I would have dinner with my grandpa who died when I was really young. Family is very important to me and I would love to have the opportunity to bond with my grandpa and get to know the man who raised my dad.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Former President George W. Bush will host an elite group at the dedication of his presidential library in Dallas on Thursday. President Barack Obama and former Presidents Bill Clinton, George H. W. Bush and Jimmy Carter will attend the event.
Here's a look at other presidential libraries by the numbers.
13 - Number of presidential libraries in the United States.
1939 - Year of the groundbreaking of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, in Hyde Park, New York. It was the first presidential library.
7 - Number of presidential libraries located on campus or affiliated with a university.
3 - Number of presidential libraries located at universities in Texas. The Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum is at the University of Texas in Austin. The George Bush Library and Museum is at Texas A & M in College Station, and the George W. Bush Presidential Library is on the campus of Southern Methodist University.
2 - Number of universities campaigning to host President Barack Obama's library and museum: The University of Chicago and the University of Hawaii.
6 tons - Weight of the Sikorsky VH 3A "Sea King" helicopter that is on display at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda, California. Nixon made his final flight on it after his resignation on August 9, 1974. "Army One" was used by Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Ford.
1,600 - Number of oral interviews archived in the collection at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston.
27 million - Pages of historical material originally archived in the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum in Atlanta.
305 - Number of energy saving solar panels at the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum in Little Rock, Arkansas.
2 inches - Height of the base that was added to President Ronald Reagan's desk, so his legs would fit underneath. A full-sized replica of Reagan's Oval Office is on display at his library in Simi Valley, California.
1 - Number of recipes for a "Frosted Mint Delight" dessert that appear on the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum's website. It was listed as one of his favorites! (A "Prune Whip" also made the list.). The library is located in Abilene, Kansas.
More than 3,000 - Number of gifts President George H. W. Bush received from foreign heads of state that are part of the main collection at the George Bush Library and Museum.
More than 43,000 - Number of gifts President George W. Bush and Laura Bush received from heads of state and from American citizens, some of which are on display on an online gallery. It includes a bullhorn President Bush used at Ground Zero after the September 11, 2001, attacks.
More than $500 million - Amount raised for the George W. Bush Presidential Library, which opens to the public on May 1.


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Its 1940, Europe has changed dramatically. Ireland successfully managed a coup in 1936 and because of this, Germany never caused their annexation and never put enough pressure on Czechoslovakia. But after a war with Poland, Switzerland and Czechoslovakia, the allies had had enough and declared war against a strong and powerful enemy. Ireland is in the middle of it.


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Happy 20th Birthday Karlie Kloss! Here's 20 Reasons Why We LOVE You…
My, how she's grown! The All-American poster girl, Anna Wintour favourite and supermodern supermodel Karlie Kloss celebrates her 20th birthday today. Yes, 20. How old do we feel? Very. Because since her catwalk debut in spring 2008 this leg-a-licious babe has notched up a full 53 pages worth of catwalk appearances on Style.com (and that's a lot), launched more high profile campaigns than we can shake a Louboutin at and even been linked to Leonardo Dicaprio (which is secret industry code for being the very TOP of the modelling pile). So in honour of her continued and multiplying fabulosity, we've collated 20 reasons why out of a generation of gifted girls, KK's trajectory has been so marvellous and why we're still so fascinated four years later…
1. The walk! A catwalk strut like no other. Or is it? Over the years the walk has increased in ferocity, so now there's something of the Naomi Campbells about her hip-popping-thigh-thrusting-serious-face runway stalking…. She makes all other models look like they're strolling round Sainsburys.
2. She is a classically trained ballerina. Which would explain the walk.
3. Mega-photographer and Showstudio.com founder Nick Knight is OBSESSed with her. The video he directed in celebration of London Fashion Week in February showed Karlie's uninhibited moelling ability, while the pair's recent couture shoot for W magazine showcases her ballerina skills once more.
4. The Eddie Redmayne rumours. Could you think of a more beautiful couple? Her legs, his freckles. Divine.
5. That despite such a killer body she eats COOKIES. Like the rest of us (kind of). Kloss brought a batch of homemade cookies to the set of a Neiman Marcus shoot and all crew members loved her for it.
6. She wore Dior to her school prom. Not like the rest of us. And apparently towered over her date. Bless!
7. Her first photo-shoot was aged 14! FOURTEEN!
8. The most recent edition of US Vogue sees Karlie posing alongside Grazia's latest Olympian crush, Ryan Lochte, and a series of other super-sculpted sportsmen. Jeals doesn't cover it!
9. That for her 20th birthday she's booked a holiday for her entire family to visit their homeland, Denmark. 'On the flight to Denmark with my WHOLE family! All the Klosses on one airplane should be illegal. Yikes.' She tweeted earlier today.
10. She's a Victoria's Secret girl and has worn many a pair of wings. Including the bizarre disco pair in the gallery above.
11. We like that she doesn't dress all crazy. Her off duty style is laid back and basic, with denim shorts, blazers and simple shirts – all-American, see? And she loves buying socks!
12. Squeaky cleaness. We don't think we've ever heard anything bad about her. Aside from the video shoot entitled 'F*** Me' for Showstudio's recent Fashion Fetish project. Ruth Hogen, Nick Knight's fashion film protégé, called upon his favourite model for the raunchy task!
13. The furore surrounding Vogue Italia's nude shoot! It was Karlie's first fully nude fashion shoot and the magazine's editor-in-chief Franca Sozzani declared that KK was 'the new body'. Move over The Body Elle McPherson.
14. She's bezzies with Jourdan Dunn. Just imagine the pulling power those two would have on a night out. Like Power Rangers but with beauty.
15. @karliekloss Tweets personal pics, and we can't help but duly ogle.
16. Her ultra-sweet puppy Joe. He always makes her smile.
17. Her beauty secret isn't some fancy schmanzy uber-expensive deep sea rarity, it's Pond's Cold Cream. As in the very retro and very basic product all the ladies use in Mad Men!
18. She is American Designer Jason Wu's 'lucky show closer'. Which means she's had the finale spot at four of his shows!
19. That as a school girl/model she had to do her algebra homework behind the scenes at the shows! We like a swot, we do.
20. And finally, we adore that KK has set up a charity. It's called Karlie Cares (she didn't do a Kardashian double 'K' unfortunately) and it's a platform for her to highlight various causes she's passionate about.
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Return of Warrior
Return of Warrior Overview
Return of Warrior (ROW) is a free-to-play MMO set in a mysterious land divided by creatures, sorcery, and territory. The RPG style PvP action in (ROW) gives player's a fast paced real-time combat experience. Set in a virtual world at war players must select one of the two factions. Choose the Human race or Ak'Kan and battle. The 14 different classes are:
Warriors – Toughest of the Human classes. They possess the ability to inflict major damage to opponents.
Defenders - Serve as protectors in the Human nation. Defenders carry powerful shields that can resist multiple blows during battle.
Assassins - Assassins are known for their speed and smooth offensive power. They reign as the fastest among both immortal races.
Archers - Possess high skill levels and equal speed.
Sorcerers – They use magic to conquer enemies from long range. Armed with multiple spells they serve as an excellent edition to any guild.
Enchanters – Enchanters are considered supporting specialists of the Mage class. They carry a mystical staff that can bring down any foe.
Clerics – Clerics are great solo adventurers and work well in parties.
Priests – Perform recovery spells and administers protective blessings to comrades during war.
Attackers – They serve as part of the Ak'Kan Combatants. Attackers are extremely aggressive and dangerous.
Templars – Provide protection to the Ak'Kan nation. Their ability to shield and strong defense skills make them valuable.
Gunners – Although, weak in combat Gunners possess a Gun Arm to fire at enemies with accuracy.
Rune Officiators – Possess the ability to cast effective spells during combat. Destroying opponents from afar with magic is their prized skill.
Life Officiators – Serve a position similar to the Human race's Priest. Life Officiators can increase DEX improving HP recovery.
Shadow Officiators – They are the assassins of the Ak'Kan. Shadow Officiators are known for the stealth-like attacks.
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Return of Warrior (ROW) is a fantasy action MMORPG based off of the original Risk Your Life (RYL) game. Set in a warring world of Humans and Ak'Kans players must battle for territorial rule. Invading base camps, completing missions, killing monsters, challenging other warriors in duels, and fighting in battles are crucial for winning the war.
Monster Grinding in Death Valley, the Gameplay
In Return of Warrior players enter a dark somewhat desolated land plagued with multiple creatures. Unlike other massively multiplayer online role-playing games the quests are limited. Most of them consist of mundane tasks such as passing messages between NPC's, locating items, and killing an allotted amount of beasts. Missions also vary with race. The streamlined combat system and PvP action is what really makes this game interesting. Unfortunately, there is a lot of monster grinding required to level up in order to participate in full fledged battles. While fighting Ichman Shamans, ruthless boars, Ponpons, Sikles, and large Bulte crabs spirit-stirring medieval music pump in the background adding to the rugged ambiance.
The graphics in the game could be better. It's somewhat buggy when trekking over endless terrain and broken down buildings. A massive teleport in the center of the main hub transports warriors after they die. This same portal can be used to maneuver to different locations on the map making travel for quests easier if the player is in possession of a teleport scroll.
As players advance in the game killing monsters they'll face challenging boss creatures. All of the combat is in real time. The auto attack is extremely fast and allows a player to simultaneously initiate effective combative skills or cast spells for a glorious victory. Defeating gruesome beasts earn various items or sacks of gold which can be used to purchase valuable equipment at merchant stores.
Warrior Assimilation
In ROW grinding and missions can get quite repetitive. Joining a party or slaying with a guild is best. It's also the simplest method to leveling quickly in order to participate in war. Players are only allowed to form parties with members of their own nation. The Guild Master holds a large amount of responsibility controlling the fate of their members.
The PvP duels are also entertaining. At any time another player can challenge you to a duel by sending an invite. Accepting will start an instant face-off. In Return of Warrior there are Statue Wars where players can battle for honor. Similar to capture the flag each team must try to destroy the other's statue hidden in the battle ground area. For each minute it's captured a special medal is earned.
Raiding Fortresses
Another cool feature in the game is the ability to set up base camp for your guild. They serve as the main headquarters. The Blacksmith's Suggestion Quest is required before building a guild fortress. Members earn fame points for defending the fortress during war. Every guild fortress possesses HP. When its limit of damage has been inflicted the fortress will tumble. Wars take place every Sunday and last 2 hours. There's also an option to use the fortress as a guild store or mining machine for metal to help forge weaponry. Magical rings and necklaces along with certain equipment are upgradeable as well.
The Night of the Iguana – Hero Joyriding & Customization
The customization in ROW is one of the features that really stand out. Through special armor, weapons, and accessories players can create a distinct character of their own. The customization not only improves the character's attributes but it alters their entire appearance. Items can be traded with other players or purchased using in-game gold at any Merchant Store. Customize your warrior with a unique look. Add skull masks, spiked helmets, unusual armor, and even a top hat. There are a lot of different options available. Once a player reaches level 30 and up they can buy a tiger or gigantic iguana for transportation. Plain horses aren't allowed in this far out world.
The Black Market Advantage
There is also a Black Market that sells high-powered arsenal. Despite the fact that they cost thousands worth of gold these arms can provide a significant advantage over other players during combat. Players can invest in an Opal Cuirass Body Armor, Destruction Sword Blade, Rueful Sword, Crawling Hammer, Cockatrice Scythe, or the Blood-soaked Dirktop Knife Arm to aid in battle. For more than arsenal the local general store merchant sells hearty chunky soup, bread, Alchemist water, plain manna, carrot manna, along with other varieties to heal physical damage. Damaged equipment or weapons can be fixed or upgraded for a small fee of gold by merchants. For more specialty items the Mall is required. You won't find an abundance of weapons at the Return of Warrior Premium Item-Mall. It only has a variety of acceleration gift boxes which provide double XP rate increases, potions to heal and boost mana, orbs, skill books, stones, and permits to alter equipment or character stats.
Final Verdict: Good
Although the graphics lack in Return of Warrior it still has a lot of potential for fun. Gamers who enjoy PvP action will like the swift combat system and multiple options players have access to. Whether it's slaughtering monsters across the barren desert, starting a duel with a worthy opponent, pillaging fortresses, or battling in a Guild War there's a certain level of excitement to ROW that makes it worth playing. The head-to-toe character customization adds to the overall appeal of the game too. Fans of the original version Risk Your Life will be pleased with this up-dated tribute.
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Koongya Adventure
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Koongya Adventure is a new side-scrolling game from Korea that plays similarly to the recently released Dragonica Online. The game mixes 2D movement with 3D backgrounds to accomplish a unique visual style not yet seen in the free to play MMORPG scene. The character designs are also original, players play as cute little blob creatures but can alter their appearance as they progress through the game. Gameplay is fast paced and mixes action-RPG combat with platformer like navigation. Players will be jumping from platform to platform, climbing ropes, and hopping on opponent's heads to progress. The side-scrolling nature of the game will also draw similarities between Koongya Adventure and games like MapleStory, Wind Slayer, and LaTale.
Chef - The main melee class. Chefs have high HP and DEF. They attack with either a wok or frying pan. Chefs can cook items to aid themselves and their party.
Magician - Offensive class with many dead spells. Magicians have AoE spells which allow them to hit multiple targets at once. They have low HP and DEF.
Sportsman - The 'archer' class in Koongya Adventure. Sportsman use various balls to attack instead of the traditional bow & arrows. Sportsman ammo includes baseballs, tennis balls, soccer balls, and many others.
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Alden, NY — The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, a national not-for-profit organization funded by distillers dedicated to fighting drunk driving and underage drinking, brought a life-saving lesson about the dangers of drunk driving and underage drinking to students of Alden High School today. In advance of Prom and Graduation season, Brandon Silveria, a young man who was involved in an alcohol-related crash at age 17 just before his high school prom, and his father Tony spoke to students about the importance of "making the right choice" about alcohol — and if students are under the age of 21 — the only responsible decision is not to drink. "Prom and Graduation Season is a time of great celebration for high school students. Sadly, alcohol is sometimes part of that celebration. In 2004, 713 youths under the age of 21 died in alcohol-related traffic fatalities during the Prom and Graduation Season. One death is one too many," said Pam Beer of The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility. "The good news is over the past ten years efforts to stop underage drinking and drunk driving, especially during this celebratory time, have resulted in a 15% reduction in the number of alcohol-related traffic fatalities among our youth during the Prom and Graduation Season. Brandon Silveria is living proof that one bad decision can change your life forever. I am hopeful their words will resonate as students make plans for prom and graduation night." During his presentation, Brandon Silveria told students his wrenching story of how as a high school student he had everything a teenager could want — a job, girlfriend and plans for the future — until he had a few drinks at a party and chose to drive home. After falling asleep at the wheel, crossing the centerline and crashing into a tree, he was left in a coma for three months and spent several years in rehabilitation. Silveria was so badly injured that basic motor functions such as walking, talking and swallowing had to be re-learned. He has permanent brain injury and suffers from dangerous seizures. Brandon's presentations continue to receive standing ovations from students across the country. "What you become depends on the choices that you make," said Brandon Silveria. "When I was seventeen, I had a job, a car and a girlfriend. I had the world at my fingertips, and that all changed because of a stupid choice I made. My hope is that by sharing my experiences with other young people, I can prevent others from being hurt or killed." Through educational efforts such as the Silveria lecture and video program, The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility educates students across the country about the hazards of underage drinking and driving. Since Brandon and his father Tony have become spokespeople for The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, they have addressed well over one million high school students nationwide and have been featured on such television programs as "Rescue 911," NBC's "Today," and "Leeza." To request a free copy of "Brandon Tells His Story" or for more information on the Silveria program call (800) 431-4499. The 30-minute video, which won an award from the American Medical Association, is accompanied by supporting curriculum materials and can be used with large or small groups of teens. Brandon and Tony Silveria will also appear at the following high schools throughout the week: May 17, 2006 — Alden High School, - 9:30 a.m. with Assemblyman Cole May 17, 2006 — Grand Island High School, — 1:00 p.m. with Erie County Sheriff's Office May 18, 2006 — Bishop Timon/ St. Jude High School & Mount Academy — 9:30 a.m. May 18, 2006 — Lake Shore High School, - 12:30 p.m. with Assemblyman Quinn May 19, 2006 — Naples High School, - 9:00 a.m. with Assemblyman Errigo May 19, 2006 — Batavia High School, - 2:00 p.m. with Assemblyman Hawley Launched in 1991, The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility is funded by America's leading distillers. The Foundation's mission is to promote responsible decision-making regarding beverage alcohol and discourage all forms of irresponsible consumption through education, communications, research, law enforcement and other programs. For more information on the Foundation, log onto www.responsibility.org.
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Saturday, April 27, 2013, 3:29 PM
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a resident of South of Midtown
on Apr 27, 2013 at 3:49 pm
Not that some recognition isn't in order. But I must ask, who was the competition, and was Palo Alto city hall staff or Councilmembers the judges?
a resident of Evergreen Park
on Apr 27, 2013 at 4:29 pm
Congrats to all the individual winners. Also, to the many other winners in the hundreds of categories created by the California Newspaper Publishers Association (CNPA) - a TRADE ASSOCIATION!! - that wants to make all of its members happy so that they have something to crow about to their advertisers. Follow the money!
a resident of Barron Park
on Apr 27, 2013 at 4:49 pm
Nicely done, well deserved. But when they gave you an excellence award for "public service commitment and the website, did they read TS?
a resident of another community
on Apr 27, 2013 at 5:32 pm
Let's see ...
The Oscars= Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
The Grammys= National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
The Emmys= Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
All trade organizations. Winners are chosen by their peers in the industry. CNPA does the same in California. Congrats Weekly and Online.
a resident of Evergreen Park
on Apr 28, 2013 at 3:34 am
uh, Glady, comparing the AMPAS, MARAS, and ATAS, collectively - to CNPA? Seriously? CNPA is a STATE Trade Assn. If you understand the politics of regional trade associations, you wouldn't have made your claim. The PA Weakly is an OK paper, but "best in state"? What are the categories? What are the circ qualifications? What are the prerequisites? Give me a break!
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Apr 28, 2013 at 4:32 pm
If anyone had bothered to read the story before they mouthed off, they would have seen that the winners were selected by: "A panel of 35 journalists from states outside of Califonia selected the winners, who were chosen from among journalists with daily, weekly and school newspapers," not the publishers nor any politicians. And not the trade association.
Given that, it seems the quality of the journalistic product is obviously higher than the quality of the comments above.
a resident of Charleston Meadows
on Apr 28, 2013 at 9:10 pm
I just really wish that PA Online would embark on a ground up website redesign. This website is a quasi-embarrassment given that it's supposed to house some of the best journalism content
a resident of Fairmeadow
on Apr 29, 2013 at 10:30 am
Congratulations to a really fine news organization. Reading this particular local paper is always one of the highlights of my week.
a resident of University South
on Apr 29, 2013 at 11:14 am
Well Deserved!!!
Congratulations and thank you for the decades of fine, faithful service.
a resident of Barron Park
on Apr 29, 2013 at 12:43 pm
I think you people do a great job, and i am happy to hear you have been recognized for your good work. Keep it up!
a resident of Midtown
on Apr 29, 2013 at 2:19 pm
Congratulations to the Weekly! I moved to Palo Alto in 1982 and have always enjoyed the excellent local coverage of our hometown paper.
a resident of South of Midtown
on Apr 29, 2013 at 3:16 pm
How odd. Four complimentary comments came in on this story, within a short period of time and this news is two days old. Perhaps reporters are patting themselves on the back, before putting the story to rest?
In Town Square, if one person compliments another, that person is often accused of writing multiple times, when in fact, they're not. They are just appreciating someone else's comment.
Yes, Town Square is a problem, to the person pointing that out. I also think "facts" are used by city reporters, but taken from Town Square, which is easier than doing investigative legwork.
While I agree the Weekly deserves praise for some stories, this award was either over the top, their competition was poor, or they were the only ones nominated for that area of recognition.
Journalism, overall, is dying. Paly school kids did a better job of investigating and reporting recent issues than do most professional publications, the Weekly among them. Give prizes to Paly kids.
a resident of Midtown
on Apr 30, 2013 at 4:05 pm
Congrats on the awards, but isn't it time for a little website makeover? Your HTML could use a loooooot of help.
a resident of Barron Park
on May 1, 2013 at 3:26 pm
Stupid is what stupid says. Ignorant users should read before they make fools of themselves. Obviously, The Weekly has provided years of quality news and service to our great town. Let's not attempt minimize the accolades which are so well deserved.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on May 4, 2013 at 8:05 pm
As of this evening, Saturday May 4, I have not received my latest copy of the Weekly delivered to my home.
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