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Bader swam a 55.26 time in the 100 breaststroke. He finished in fifth-place. Freshman Steve Russo (56.97) and freshman Matthew Rigali (57.08) finished in twelfth and thirteenth, respectively.
In the 100 backstroke, Staley led the RedHawks with a fourth-place finish and a time of 48.96. Sophomore Jacob Prodoehl took ninth (49.38). Freshman Jack Strauss was tenth (49.78). Senior Sam Flessner finished twelfth with a time of 50.61 and sophomore Heshan Unamboowe was thirteenth at 50.67.
Brock, Baumgartner, Nemeth and Dieter swam to a fifth-place finish in the 800 freestyle relay with a time of 6:40.09.
Sophomore Michael Nash finished with a ninth-place finish in the three-meter dive (360.25 points). Freshman Sean Sargent was fifteenth (284.30 points).
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With a smile unlikely seen by anyone in the Greensboro Coliseum, Croatan's senior claimed the 120-pound NCHSAA 2-A state title by pinning Stephen Dreher of Carrboro with 28 seconds left in the second period Saturday night.
The pin not only gave Bray his 175th career victory but also put the finishing touches on the Cougars turning in the highest point total of the three-day event after they lost in the finals of the state team dual championships to Newton-Conover, which was second this weekend.
"I honestly don't know what to think right now," said Bray, who finished 63-4. "I just came here to sort of to prove the statement that I might be short and I might have some guys who are gunning after me, but I told myself today that today's not the day to end because that was my 175th win in my career and I had to seal the deal."
Bray did that after a scoreless first period as Dreher, who had lost a lopsided decision earlier this season to Bray in the Tiger Holiday Classic, played defense against his always aggressive opponent. But Bray got a takedown 14 seconds into the second period and then maneuvered for a cradle that was the beginning of the end.
"Oh, I started smiling. I was sitting there for a little bit. Everyone was screaming," Bray said. "Head in the side, honestly I just had to wait for the right moment to turn it and I knew wait, be patient and it ended up being a pin at the end."
While Bray was the only state champion for the Cougars, who did, however, come up with one second, one third and four fourth places to score 120.5 points to beat out Newton-Conover, which finished with 100 points.
"Our kids all stepped up and placed," Croatan coach David Perry said. "We had two make it to the finals and everybody else was down below and we said, 'Look, guys, if ya'll want to win the state championship the points are down here now..., and they went to work."
Before Bray's win, Croatan's Kyle Colborn and
Hudson, a junior who finished 39-6, lost 3-1 in overtime when Spencer McCoy (43-4) managed to get a takedown with 18 seconds left in the one minute OT.
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"I left something on the mat that I shouldn't have. I think if I would have gone all out, given everything I had, I could have won that."
Coach Dal Tomlinson said he knew McCoy's "best game" was defense.
"The guy got a good takedown, but they both played it real safe," Tomlinson said. "And that's the normal 195, 220, heavyweight match.... But
And Colborn, a senior who wound up 61-3, lost 7-3 to Bandys' Anthony Christopher, who picked up his final three points on a near fall in the final seconds.
"I believe I did everything I could," Colborn said as he wiped away a tear dripping down his right cheek bone. "Tough loss. We win as a team. It's important than anything. To be part of something like is extremely wrestling. Croatan wrestling is the best program in the state, there's no question about that, and we proved that today."
Perry said the way the match played out didn't play out in Colborn's favor. Christopher, a more upright wrestling, used his upper body strength to fend off the always ultra aggressive Colborn. After a scoreless first period, Christopher led 4-2 going into the third and was called for stalling to cut the lead to 4-3 with 17 seconds left before his late near fall.
"The way he (the official) wanted to call the match kind of took us out of what we normally do," Perry said. "It turned it into kind of a thug match. There wasn't a whole lot of wrestling allowed. … This kid (Christopher) is real strong, doesn't do much, just tries to muscle you around and you can't really do the kind of game plan we wanted to do.
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Casandra Cousins (left) and Amy Miles run drills during a recent Darrington girls basketball practice. Miles, who is the team's leading scorer, and Cousins are part of a six-person junior class who has led the Loggers to a 10-2 record.
Not only did the Loggers graduate a large group of seniors off a team that had just won the league title and finished fifth at state, but longtime coach Ben Bryson was stepping down and there were only three upperclassmen coming up, including no juniors.
The Loggers looked ripe for the picking.
But those around the program, including new coach Jeff Anderson, knew better.
Relying on a group of six sophomores who have been playing together since they could barely dribble, Anderson guided the Loggers to the verge of the state tournament in his inaugural season. This year, that group, now juniors, has Darrington off to a 10-2 start, including a 43-37 win over La Conner, which at 8-2 is the Loggers' main threat at keeping them from their second league title in three years.
"I think a lot of teams thought when that group of seniors leave Darrington is going to be down, but I knew we weren't going to be down," Anderson said of the 2010 group. "I hate to say I expected this because you never know, but I knew the girls had the mental toughness and will to do this."
If anyone knows this team it's Anderson. The second-year coach has been coaching the group of six juniors -- which includes his own daughter, Riley, Monica Franke, Casandra Cousins, Devan Wilson, Amy Miles and Madison Schoneman -- since they were in the third grade. He realized early on that these girls could be special.
"When they were in DJAA (Darrington Junior Athletic Association) when we played in Arlington we very seldom lost and that's not typical when we play Arlington," Anderson said. "Even when they were in third and fourth grade they were running plays for me at that level."
That continuity -- Anderson said that between this year's junior and sophomore classes only one player has left the group since they were kids -- has led to a familiarity that comes in quite handy in the game of basketball.
"We're more like sisters than teammates," said Riley Anderson, who is the team's de facto spokesperson. "I know what she's going to do when she goes to the basket and I know that she's going to pass when she looks away. We just know what we're going to do."
Last year as sophomores they had their growing pains. Even though there were three seniors on the team, including all-league post Jessica Brooks, the group of sophomores took up the mantle of leadership. But the physical disparity and inexperience showed at times. That experience has paid big dividends now and has the Loggers thinking state.
"This group came in as sophomores and played a lot of varsity ball," Anderson said. "It was rough early, but that's helped a lot now."
Ever since they were kids, Miles has been the team's natural leader on the court -- "We all look to her," said Devan Wilson -- and its most prolific scorer, but it almost didn't happen. Anderson said he had to actually talk the soft-spoken Miles into playing when she was a kid. He's glad he was able to persuade her.
"You could see it when she was younger," Anderson said of Miles' natural ability. "She's just an athlete. That's just something you can't coach."
One thing the group of girls learned was dissension and negativity sows defeat.
"We had a bad snowball effect: we'd start the game's bad and it would lead to a bad result," said Miles, who leads the Loggers in scoring averaging nearly 12 points per game. "This year we've changed it and it's worked for us so far."
A good example of that was the Dec. 28 game against 4A Mount Vernon. The Loggers, playing against a team four classifications above them and physically bigger than them, fell behind early and trailed by 18 at halftime. But instead of hanging their heads, the Loggers rallied in the second half and actually closed the gap to just four points before losing a tight contest.
"We've seen that from other teams at state," said Franke, who also emphasized that the junior group has also made the underclassmen feel like a part of the team as well. "They're bad attitudes brought them down and they got mad at each other and you can't do that and win."
They've even brought one teammate back from desertion. Madison Schoneman, who grew up playing with the group, returned this year to basketball after taking a year off to cheer as a sophomore.
"I missed my team," said Schoneman.
This year's team is one in a long line of successful girls basketball teams to come out of Darrington. The Loggers have been to state 15 times since 1983, including a stretch of six appearances in eight years starting in 1989.
Besides a strong youth program, Anderson chalks up the success of Darrington basketball to parent and fan support. "Parents are very involved in the girls sports here," Anderson said. "They travel with them, help fundraise and support them. The parents have a lot to do with these girls' success."
Riley Anderson said that support was obvious during the biggest game of the season so far.
"When we played La Conner our crowd was just as big as their's and we were on their court," Riley said. "Whenever we can hear (our crowd) it makes us feel at home."
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Education: Craven Community College Associate's Degree, BA in History from East Carolina University
Employment: Former retail management, Greenville Walmart
Residence: Greenville, Winterville area
Public service: 5 years in U.S. Marine Corps
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Erik Anderson is seeking elected office for the first time as the Democratic candidate on the 2012 ballot for the U.S. House of Representatives District 3 seat, facing nine-term incumbent Rep. Walter B. Jones.
But the 32-year-old Marine Corps veteran, formerly in retail management at the Greenville Walmart, said, "I'm not a rubber stamp for any party as Walter probably would agree. You have to file as Republican, Democrat, or Libertarian."
"I tend to disagree with a lot of things Jones has done in the last 18 years, particularly the last 12 years," he said, mentioning particularly the "freedom fries and pushing the war" which Jones has backed away from.
"I protested his office in 2004 almost every day," Anderson said. "I'd just gotten out of the Marine Corps and New Bern Peace Coalition asked me to come with them." He served during the time of the 9/11 precipitated wars but was not deployed.
"These are wars of choice, not wars of necessity," he said. "We have to think beforehand how we are going to pay for these things. We beefed up personnel so much that to integrate soldiers back into society costs a lot of money. They have disabilities, need health care, and need jobs that aren't there."
He said that even with bad information prompting his decision to support the war in Iraq, as a member of the House Armed Services Committee Jones should have considered those things before going in.
Anderson sees a national move toward clean energy as also its solution to the economic crisis.
"The most serious threat to the economy is our energy policy; we need to create a real energy policy, one that puts more focus toward solar and wind energy that would create jobs here," he said.
Making better use of clean coal and nuclear energy is important during the transition, rather than more drilling for oil, according to Anderson.
"I would love to see green energy by 2024," he said.
He can see limiting land wind that inhibits flight training but sees no reason for offshore wind energy not to be aggressively pursued. "That would create jobs here and the energy stays right here" and thinks that using agriculture products to make ethanol is a mistake because "we are pretty much the breadbasket of the world."
Anderson said he sees America falling behind in education and no longer able to compete on the global scale. He thinks federal cuts to education are because of economic woes that could have been prevented if defense funding for unnecessary war had been used differently.
"The Affordable Health Care Act was a compromise," he said, stemming from the Republican Heritage plan of 1994 which Paul Ryan supported at the time. While he doesn't see it as the perfect solution he does think young adults should be allowed to be on parents insurance until 26, that those with pre-existing conditions should have a way to get insurance and there should be no caps on total care.
He supports Medicare and Social Security.
Anderson said "$7.25 an hour is not a living wage and we have to raise that minimum" for working people to have a better quality of life but thinks that should come in conjunction with some small business tax reform.
"We need term limit reform," he said, and he has already drafted constitutional amendments he would like to see put before the people to make a five-term maximum for the U.S. House of Representatives, a two-term maximum for U.S. Senate, and a limit of 20 years for U.S. Supreme Court Justices.
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Born: 1943, Farmville
Residence: Farmville
Occupation: U.S. House Representative, formerly in insurance and small business
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U.S. Rep. Walter B. Jones Jr. is asking the voters of a slightly altered district 3 for another two years in Washington, D.C. to work toward ending the war, reducing the deficit and protecting the interests of Eastern North Carolina.
A Republican, Jones has pushed for American troops to come home since early in the Iraq War and the member of the House Armed Services Committee said more and more people in his party and in the military are coming to his way of thinking that "we don't need to wait until 2014 to bring our troops home."
"Nothing will really change between now and then," he said. "I've been working across the aisle with Democratic friends on a plan to bring them home in the Spring and Fall of 2013. We know it takes six to 10 months to get everything moving out but how many more of our young men and women do we have to lose."
Jones does not always follow the party line on other matters and said in the wake of Hurricane Sandy that he does not agree with Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's position on the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
"I think they do a pretty good job even though you're not going to make everybody happy," Jones said.
Seeking his 10th term, Jones said, "Term limits are not the answer to the problems in congress but changing the way we finance campaigns is necessary. The decision by the Supreme Court to allow super Pac's is the worst decision they every make. I have no problem with anybody giving but we need full disclosure. If anybody is putting money into a campaign the voters should know who's behind it. If I get re-elected, I intend to get a bill introduced for full disclosure."
Jones said he is aware his opponent "has spoken out on wind energy and my concern about wind energy is how that is going to impact our bases. I'm not opposed to wind but we have got to find compatibility with our bases."
As for other sources of energy, Jones said, "Off shore exploration should be left to the states. It has been my position for 18 years that should be a contract between state and a corporation that wants to explore."
"When I have to cast vote that impacts someone else's district I go to them and so far I've been able to be respected for that," he said. "I support pipeline from Canada through Nebraska."
On matters of immigration Jones and his opponent both said that the country has got to protect its borders. "I don't think you can have comprehensive debate until you have stopped the influx of people coming to this country illegally," Jones said. "I think people want laws enforced when that happens think there will be debate but until then don't think you'll see that."
On matters of federal involvement in education, Jones said, "I have always been opposed to federal government and the Department of Education trying to dictate to the states. I did not vote for No Child Left Behind and give Obama credit on this for letting Sec. of Education Arne Duncan allow states who feel it is too big a burden to opt out. North Carolina made a request not to continue with No Child Left Behind and was given permission."
"I see limited partnerships between the states and federal government on education but do not thing the federal government under any circumstances should be setting the agenda," Jones said. "If there is federal money to support education available that is fine as long as the strings it's tied to don't hinder teachers or children."
But Jones said he doesn't see federal money for that and many of the functions traditionally performed by states available: "The problem about money is that we're headed for collapse if we don't change the way government spends money."
"There has got to be a safety net," Jones said of programs including food stamps which "I support for those who have proven need for no fault of their own. Yet, there are some people who will take advantage but good management can keep that in check."
"My votes speak for what I'm saying." Jones said. "I voted in the House to repeal Obamacare but there are certain aspects of healthcare we need to address but don't need a federal takeover. Yes, people with pre-existing conditions should have an opportunity to have affordable health insurance. There are certain aspects of Obamacare that definitely should be kept in place."
Jones said, "I'm for maintaining Social Security. I didn't vote for the Ryan budget. I'm not for vouchers. Do I think Medicare is in trouble, yes, but don't think the way to fix it is by voucher. Congress has the responsibility to fix the problems with Medicare and we have to figure out how to do this together."
"There is a lot to think about when the country can't pay its own bills," Jones said.
On the minimum wage, Jones said "I try to remember there are a lot of independent business people trying to create jobs. I'm willing to listen but will have to study the impact on small business. If they can't take it without cutting jobs, that's not the answer."
Asked what was his most important strength, Jones spoke of his religion, which takes him to mass every week, and "one of the best staffs in America. I'm amazed with the commitment of this team, the seniority and experience and their knowledge of how to get things done in D.C. that are good for the people in Eastern North Carolina."
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The institution of a leisure class is found in its best development at the higher stages of the barbarian culture; as, for instance, in feudal Europe or feudal Japan. In such communities the distinction between classes is very rigorously observed; and the feature of most striking economic significance in these class differences is the distinction maintained between the employments proper to the several classes. The upper classes are by custom exempt or excluded from industrial occupations, and are reserved for certain employments to which a degree of honour attaches. Chief among the honourable employments in any feudal community is warfare; and priestly service is commonly second to warfare. If the barbarian community is not notably warlike, the priestly office may take the precedence, with that of the warrior second. But the rule holds with but slight exceptions that, whether warriors or priests, the upper classes are exempt from industrial employments, and this exemption is the economic expression of their superior rank. Brahmin India affords a fair illustration of the industrial exemption of both these classes. In the communities belonging to the higher barbarian culture there is a considerabledifferentiation of sub-classes within what may be comprehensively called the leisure class; and there is a corresponding differentiation of employments between these sub-classes. The leisure class as a whole comprises the noble and the priestly classes, together with much of their retinue. The occupations of the class are correspondingly diversified; but they have the common economic characteristic of being non-industrial. These non-industrial upper-class occupations may be roughly comprised under government, warfare, religious observances, and sports.
At an earlier, but not the earliest, stage of barbarism, the leisure class is found in a less differentiated form. Neither the class distinctions nor the distinctions between leisure-class occupations are so minute and intricate. The Polynesian islanders generally show this stage of the development in good form, with the exception that, owing to the absence of large game, hunting does not hold the usual place of honour in their scheme of life. The Icelandic community in the time of the Sagas also affords a fair instance. In such a community there is a rigorous distinction between classes and between the occupations peculiar to each class. Manual labour, industry, whatever has to do directly with the everyday work of getting a livelihood, is the exclusive occupation of the inferior class. This inferior class includes slaves and other dependents, and ordinarily also all the women. If there are several grades of aristocracy, the women of high rank are commonly exempt from industrial employment, or at least from the more vulgar kinds of manual labour. The men of the upper classes are not only exempt, but by prescriptive custom they are debarred, from all industrial occupations. The range of employments open to them is rigidly defined.
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|Biographical Note
|Pecuniary Emulation
|Conspicuous Leisure
|Conspicuous Consumption
|The Pecuniary Standard of Living
|Pecuniary Canons of Taste
|Dress as an Expression of the Pecuniary Culture
|Industrial Exemption and Conservatism
|The Conservation of Archaic Traits
|Modern Survivals of Prowess
|The Belief in Luck
|Devout Observances
|Survivals of the Non-Invidious Interest
|The Higher Learning as an Expression of the Pecuniary Culture
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1. Describe the process by which property and ownership gain an important status in the early stages of a civilization's development. What relationship does Veblen see between the accumulation of wealth, the establishment and maintenance of a leisure class, and the display of virtue and prowess in early cultures? What are the distinctions between those members of an early community who display virtue and those who, because of position or capacity, cannot?
2. "Conspicuous consumption" is Veblen's most famous coinage. What is the role of the conspicuous consumer in the leisure class? How is conspicuous consumption related to conspicuous leisure? Give examples of people in or associated with the leisure class who devote their lives to conspicuous displays of consumption or leisure and describe how doing so enhances their position in their society. Similarly, describe the function of vicarious consumption and vicarious leisure.
3. A standard criticism of The Theory of the Leisure Class is that, although Veblen's analysis of the development of a leisure class does describe social pressure to maintain or acquire certain social distinctions, he focuses too closely on the economic aspects of class and does not give the proper due to purely social processes. Do you believe, as Veblen can be said to, that the upper or leisure class is primarily an economic entity, or are there characteristics of this class that are as important as money, or perhaps more important? If so, what are they and how do they relate to the purely economic aspects of the leisure class and its development?
4. One of the most striking recurring elements of Veblen'sdescription of the leisure class is his depiction of the role of women and servants. Describe and account for the change in the role of women in the upper class as they cease to be servants and property of men and become conspicuous consumers. How do servants fulfill roles similar to those of women in each step of the development of the leisure class? Although the first chapter clearly explains how the status of the head of a household is enhanced by his ability to treat women and servants as property, the effect of conspicuous consumption by women and servants on the status of the head of a household is less clear. Describe the process by which consumption by women and servants enhances the position of a household, especially in the middle class, where, according to Veblen, the wife is "the ceremonial consumer of goods."
5. Describe the ways that dress, religious observances, gambling, and education have come to serve as markers of social position. To what extent is Veblen's description of them accurate? To what extent are these still effective markers of class?
6. In the last paragraph of chapter II, Veblen claims that, with regard to his use of the word "invidious, " "there is no intention to extol or depreciate, or to commend or deplore any of the phenomena which the word is used to characterise, " that "the term is used in a technical sense." Is this a legitimate claim on his part? Does his use of terms such as "invidious pecuniary comparison" and "waste" and "chattel" really lack a pejorative connotation, as he claims, or is he making moral judgments? Do you believe that Veblen provides an objective account of the leisure class, or is there an implied moral content in his writing?
Posted July 15, 2004
I probably understood fifty percent of the entire book. It's written in a style that is, I think, ment to confuse and challenge the reader. There were sentenses that were almost half a page long. Veblen's theories and ideas were very intriguing. His observations, analysis, and intrepertations were absolutely brilliant. So much implication in a man with functioning legs, walking with a cane!...Only Veblen with a wit of a stand up comedian could bring such facts to our attention. This book was listed under economics which I saw very little reference to economy. The book would best be categorized as a phylosophy.
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Although the sample is 52 pages long, it's doesn't get even to the end of the introduction. It doesn't include any of Veblen's text, which is supposed to be quite difficult.
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On UMass' size and length: Their ability with their length was sensational. I really didn't expect them to be that long in the perimeter and the post... We had to work on adjusting our shots and they deflected some passes with their length and they obviously could get rebounds. Their length was an issue when we got inside in the paint.
On scoring 21 points, which was two shy of his career high: When it comes to my jump shot, I'm feeling a little bit more boost in my knee and I'm able to explode a little bit more off the ground now. I don't know if that's just the season coming along or just me working on it.
Drew McGhee
On UMass' size and length: We also knew that we could be the tougher team out there and go into their bodies and finish strong. So, even though they were a little longer and more athletic, we matched that with toughness and strength in the paint.
On finding his stroke the last few games: I had a low-point in the beginning of the season. I would say not even a slump, but a coma. But, these last few games they've been falling a lot better than they were the first few games of the season and it's feeling good. I just hope they continue to keep falling... My confidence was real low at the beginning of the season and you make that first one and you start getting it back and you make those few good plays in practice and you start feeling it again and I think I just had a little bit low confidence at the beginning of the season, but I'm getting it back.
Coach John Cooper
Opening statement: I think from the perspective of effort, I though we played with enough effort, I though we did some things that put us in a position to win, obviously.
On Miami's rebounding: If you look at the rebound stats, we were outrebounded again and I have to face the fact that that's who we are.
On Miami's second-half effort: I was really pleased with how we came out in the second half after being down eight at the halfway point and to be able to come back and to have the gumption to get right back in the game.
On Will Sullivan's final shot: I thought I had an opportunity to call a timeout when we got the rebound down the stretch right there, but decided not to. I saw they were, pretty much, it was a little bit of a scramble. Reggie (Johnson) got the rebound and they were in transition defense so I thought there was an opportunity for us to get a pretty good look and we got right to the backboard... Will just missed it, but he made a lot of plays in the game that kept us in it, so I'll take that play every time.
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Derek Kellogg
Opening statement: The one-point games are becoming an old hat for the Minutemen. I thought we played a better first half, obviously, and played better defense. I thought they came out in the second half and made some threes. We had a couple things that didn't go exactly our way and we were in a dogfight from there on out... It was a good, hard-fought win for us.
On Raphiael Putney's performance: He's been in a little bit of a slump and when I say slump, I mean he just hasn't shot the ball as well as he had. But his practices have been phenomenal the past week or two... I actually called it that at some point - kind of like I said Jesse would - Putney was going to have a breakout game for us. He kind of won the game for us with his offensive plays.
On not getting to the line enough: The thing I was disappointed in was we didn't get to the free throw line enough for having 17 offensive rebounds. I thought we could have been a little tougher on our drives. They did a good job of playing physical in the paint.
On taking too many 3-pointers: That was way too many. I thought in the first half when we stopped shooting threes that's when we increased our lead. I thought we settled a little bit.


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MU falls to 10-13-3, 4-11-1-1 in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference, after Saturday's contest.
The RedHawks showed jump from the opening faceoff and an active shift by Sean Kuraly and his line mates drew a penalty at the 4:15 mark. The Red and White fired two shots at Lukas Hafner, but the Broncos (14-10-4, 8-7-1-1 NCHC) ultimately killed off the power play. The ensuing shift saw MU commit a penalty, giving WMU the opportunity to go on the attack with 6:31 gone by in the first.
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'What was the use of removing Merv Hughes? He was only part of the group that took an ageing team to fifth in the rankings. By the look of things, his gruff commonsense is missed.'
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It's too bad that they have succumed to pushing the leftist political agenda. It used to be a good magazine. I'm not renewing my subscription.
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Recently I have noticed a severe leftist slant to articles in Popular Science. Specifically, the July 2012 article, "The Battle," and "Climate Change is already Happening" failed to give even a cursory nod to those who do not believe global warming, if it IS happening (and there are plenty of scientists who do not) is caused by man. Many people, scientists included, believe global warming is a natural process that the earth and other planets have gone thru for millions of years. I resent that the article presented global warming as FACT, when scientists themselves do not agree.
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September is Puppy Mill Awareness Month—and we're gearing up for a really cool event. With Pet360 and Catster, we're co-hosting a Puppy Mill Twitter Chat to answer ALL of your puppy mill questions. Where do pet store puppies come from? What really happens to mill dogs when they can no longer breed? Is my dog from a puppy mill? How can I help?
In addition to spreading awareness, we'll be giving away lots of really cool loot—like our puppy mill message tee and tote bag! So join us on Wednesday, September 12, from 7:00 to 8:00 P.M. Use hashtag #EndPuppyMills to join the conversation.
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The Puppy Mill Project has just received permit approval from The City of Chicago to March on Michigan Avenue for Puppy Mill Awareness Day to honor the Mother's in the Mills. The march begins at Noon on Sunday September 30, 2012. Supporters will assemble at 11:30 at Michigan Avenue and The Chicago River. The route will continue down Michigan Avenue to Ohio Street and back. Supporters are encouraged to register on line to receive an Awareness Day Bracelet. http://www.firstgiving.com/thepuppymillproject/puppy-mill-awareness-day-march
Need to stop puppy mills. People who do this do it only for the money and they really don't care about the animals.
There should be a law against puppy mills. I know the ASPCA goes in and rescues these dogs-thank God for you. If a law was passed that there would be consequences to pay for running a puppy mill, maybe there would be less of them
I pray that very soon that puppy mills will be totally ILLEGAL and any person with a puppy mill will be prosected and sentenced to jail time. No fees, straight jail time. They deserve to sit in jail and think about the hell they put these poor Dogs through. Now if I could have it my way I would do the exact same thing they do to the poor puppy mills Dogs to the owners. Make them live in the same hell that these Dogs live in day after day. I Love Dogs and it totally breaks my heart to know that this sick insane treatment of Animals is going on.
They should all be banned. It is all about the money not about our 4 legged friends. They are not always in good health because of their start in life. This has to stop. The best dogs are rescued dogs not designer or AKC perfect dogs.
We all want to stop puppy mills. However, you cannot assume that all pets offered in pet stores or online are from mills. Reputable and responsible breeders also so these sources to find homes.
Who do we harass to get stricter laws and penalties on this? Someone point me in the right direction - be glad to harass senators or lawmakers
After seeing so many animals gassed in a city shelter it is hard to reconcile bringing new animals into the world. Before you buy a dog or cat please go ask to witness the animals being gassed. The chambers are similar to a large open from the top freezer. It is difficult to volunteer and discouraging, too, when breeders keep supplying our shelters with dogs, mostly.
Puppy mills should be outlawed. They are cruel and unnecessary. Many of these puppies are put down because they are not sold.
Two weeks ago I adopted a puppy mill rescue puppy. He is wonderful except for his separation anxiety is so bad he keeps think when we go for a car ride. He is not coming back home. So I can say for a fact that puppy mills are the worst places on the earth and all the people that run one, should go straight to hell.


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9 Best Self Tanners for 2014 - Self Tanner Reviews
Get a sexy, golden sunless tan using one of the best self tanner options
See the best self tanner products now.
There has to be some sunless tanning winners out there, because bronze-y stars constantly grace the red carpet (and you know most of them wouldn't risk wrinkles by baking in the sun to get that glow.) But how do you know which of the best self tanner options is going to yield the most natural-looking results?
Our readers tried and tested a ton of self tanner skin care products for your sunless tanning pleasure. Since tanning creams have gotten a bad rap for often being hot streaky messes, it's super helpful to know that real women tried out these particular products and rave about them. You can read the enthusiastic reviews from everyone, from our freckly, pale-skinned friends who can't (and shouldn't) sunbathe but miraculously found faux glow bliss, to gals who praise the magic of self-tanning power to cover up the tan lines that are ruining their strapless dress game. And of course, regardless of how amazing a sunless tanner formula might be, the secret to making it look real is in the application. Here, a few tips on how to expertly apply self tanner:
-Exfoliate and shave before you let self tanner anywhere near your body. Use a mild exfoliant, like St. Tropez Tan Enhancing Body Polish, to make sure you're sloughing off your dead skin cells before the self tanner goes on.
-Stand between two mirrors to apply the self tanner, so you can see exactly what you're doing.
-Be extra mindful of the knees, hands, elbows, feet, ankles and face. These are the areas where self tanning mistakes show up most. Use a minimal amount of tanning lotion in these areas, and consider wearing latex gloves or a tanning mitt to apply it.
-Once you've applied your self tanner, keeping your skin hydrated is the key to making it last. Apply lotion daily.
SEE NEXT PAGE: Best Self Tanner No. 9: Aqua Tan Self Tanning Body Milk, $42
Best Self Tanner No. 9: Aqua Tan Self Tanning Body Milk, $42TotalBeauty.com average member rating: 8.3*
Why it's great: One reviewer gave this self tanner a 10 out of 10 because, "with one application, a believable color developed in about 4 hours." This self tanner is enriched with white tea, cucumber, and green tea extracts, which hydrate your skin while tanning. This is the self tanner to use if you are looking for a "perfect streak free tan," says one trusted reviewer. After trying several self tanners, this reviewer finally found her perfect tan with Aqua Tan's Body Milk: "I've tried MANY self tanners and they all smell and have a weird sticky feeling. Not this one. It has a light fresh scent, dries quickly, and no sticky feeling. Awesome product."
Agree? Disagree? Write your Aqua Tan Self Tanning Body Milk review here.
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Best Self Tanner No. 8: Dior Bronze Autobronzant Self Tanner, $35TotalBeauty.com average member rating: 8.5*
Why it's great: "Even if you cannot reach every part of your skin equally, it gives an impression as if you have just returned back from a weekend vacation," said one satisfied reviewer about this self tanner. Another self-tanning regular met her match with this silky, gel-cream self tanner: "I've tried literally dozens of self tanners and this is one of my favorites. It blends easily, dries extremely fast and lasts for 4 to 5 days." One reviewer called this a "must have bronzer," saying that she "uses this product all year long."
Agree? Disagree? Write your review for Dior Bronze Autobronzant Self Tanner here.
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Best Self Tanner No. 7: Kiehl's Sun Free Self Tanning Formula, $22.50TotalBeauty.com average member rating: 8.6*
Why it's great: "The self tanner lotion is not greasy or smelly and it works in about an hour. There are no streaks and the effect looks very natural," said one reviewer. Another reviewer noted that in addition to loving the natural looking tan this self tanner gave her, she also liked that it didn't make her smell like other tanners have: "The first thing that impressed me so much about this product is that it really does not have a tanner smell. It's so wonderful that you can put this on and not have that lingering self tanner aroma. I love it." Finding that this self tanner was well worth the money, another reviewer said, "it seems to last longer than other brands. It's worth way more than $22.50!"
Agree? Disagree? Write your review for Kiehl's Sun Free Self Tanning Formula here.
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Best Self Tanner No. 6: Sunlaboratories Dark Sunsation Self Tanning Lotion, $49.95TotalBeauty.com average member rating: 8.7*
Why it's great: "[This] is the best self tanner on the market today. It is the most natural self tanner I have ever used," says one reviewer. Another reviewer also loved how natural this tanner made her skin look and gave it a 10 out of 10, saying, "the color is FABULOUS! No orange whatsoever!" If you are looking for the perfect, sun-free glow, this just might be the self-tanner for you. "I use this all over, and my legs always look great," said one reviewer, adding, "this is one product I will always have in my bathroom."
Agree? Disagree? Write your review for Sunlaboratories Dark Sunsation Self Tanning Lotion here.
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Best Self Tanner No. 5: Body Drench Quick Tan Sunless Tanning Mist, $19.99TotalBeauty.com average member rating: 8.7*
Why it's great: Many reviewers loved this self tanner because it does not have to be applied daily in order to gain results. "The color it provides is realistic and brown. You can spray it and see the results immediately, but it will also last you a good two days without re-application," said one happy reviewer. This self tanner is also popular because it "is easy to use, delivers a consistent tinted spray that smells delicious, and develops a natural looking tan," said another reviewer. "The result can be built up very easily for darker color, too. Amazing product!"
Agree? Disagree? Write your review for Body Drench Quick Tan Sunless Tanning Mist here.
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Best Self Tanner No. 4: Sally Beauty Salon Bronze Airbrush Tanning System, $12.99TotalBeauty.com average member rating: 8.8*
Why it's great: Sally's airbrush tanning system made its way to the top of our list due to its even and easy application as well as its natural color. "It's about the only one I trust not to turn me orange," said one reviewer. Another reviewer agrees, adding, "this honestly beats spray tans from even the best salons." One trusted reviewer said that this self tanner "is by far the best one out there." She found that it "dries super fast" and that the color doesn't run at all, even when she works up a sweat during her kickboxing classes. Reviewers recommend that you have someone else spray you in order to get an even tan, but they still rate this tanner very highly because of how easy and effective it is.
Agree? Disagree? Write your review for Sally Beauty Salon Bronze Airbrush Tanning System here.
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Best Self Tanner No. 3: Fake Bake Self Tanning Mousse, $28.95TotalBeauty.com average member rating: 9.0*
Why it's great: Fake Bake has a regular self tanning lotion, but the mousse version of their popular self tanner has been a huge hit. "Love the mousse version. It's so much easier to apply/blend and doesn't leave any gross looking streaks," said one raving reviewer. Another experienced self-tanning enthusiast said, "Fake Bake lasted through my workout sessions, 10-outfits-a-day wardrobe changes, and showers galore. The self-proclaimed self-tanning expert has met her match."
Agree? Disagree? Write your review for Fake Bake Self Tanning Mousse here.
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Best Self Tanner No. 2: Shiseido Brilliant Bronze Tinted Self Tanning Gel, $30TotalBeauty.com average member rating: 9.2*
Why it's great: Shiseido made it into the top self tanners list because of its natural look and pleasant scent. "I don't get streaks, it dries quickly, and doesn't have a strong odor," said one reviewer. In addition to its pleasant smell and streak-free color, one reviewer loved this product because of the glow it gave her skin: "I love this stuff. It really gives you a bronze look with a hint of shimmer, amazing!" A trusted reviewer loved the believable tan it gave her, saying, "I get so many people asking where I was on vacation. Best money I've ever spent. I highly recommend it to all."
Agree? Disagree? Write your review for Shiseido Brilliant Bronze Tinted Self Tanning Gel here.
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Best Self Tanner No. 1: Clarins Intense Bronze Self Tanning Tint, $35TotalBeauty.com average member rating: 9.5*
Why it's great: For one happy reviewer, this instant bronze self tanner saved her prom night: "I used this for prom to even out my skin after my terrible sunburn started peeling off! My pictures came out great and I still managed to have a nice and even golden glow. I would highly recommend this." This fan favorite tanner appears subtly gold on the skin when first applied and slowly grows darker as time goes on in order to create a natural looking tan. "Because this product lasts so long, and works so well, it is definitely worth the price," said one top reviewer.
Agree? Disagree? Write your review for Clarins Intense Bronze Self Tanning Tint here.
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I like Bliss and Lorac products in general. Nice items to try!
by GigiSD Thursday, April 11, 2013 at 06:57PM Report as inappropriate
Some of these make me a little nervous, but the prices are certainly good but I don't think that's a recommendation. You?
by islands4me Monday, March 11, 2013 at 11:26AM Report as inappropriate
You left off Tan Towels, which are the best, most efficient self tanner.
by CaroleVonAllten Friday, February 22, 2013 at 10:41AM Report as inappropriate
These sound interesting
by LittleBunny Friday, February 22, 2013 at 10:02AM Report as inappropriate
I love gradual tanners, but I'm a little scared to try actual self-tanners.
by Chris213 Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at 07:15AM Report as inappropriate
banana boat is pretty good. It is the least smelly one out of all cheaper self-tanners. Their spray self-tanner is pretty nice too.
by venenumletalis Monday, January 21, 2013 at 07:55PM Report as inappropriate
I'm so intruiged by self tanner but have never used one. this article i feel like it gave me to push i needed
by rayshaviolet Tuesday, December 18, 2012 at 01:40PM Report as inappropriate
Made in the Shade by Arbonne! It gets darker as you get hotter! That means, put it on and...go to the gym, blow dry your hair, go outside!You get a natural looking tan and it has SPF so you can use it as sunscreen. I ALWAYS bring this with me on vacation and you get exceptionally dramatic results. LOVE LOVE LOVE
by BlackFleur145 Thursday, November 22, 2012 at 07:49PM Report as inappropriate
Interesting recommendations, surprised Lancomes bronzer didn't make the list. It smells great and I've been using it on and off for years. Coppertone is another good lotion that leaves no streak if you reub it on evenly.
by Lani702 Friday, November 2, 2012 at 07:01PM Report as inappropriate
I believe all self tanners are going to leave a streak or two here and there but there are definitely some that are way better than others. I suggest to try at leaste 5 different brands and find the one that best compliments your skin tone. Also, taking advice from here can get you through them a little quicker and may save a little money too in the end!
by EricaF123 Tuesday, October 30, 2012 at 12:43PM Report as inappropriate
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