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The Chamber Bulletin Newsletter of the Stoughton Chamber of Commerce Stoughton Chamber of Commerce 532 E. Main St., Stoughton, WI 53589 TEL 608-873-7912 FAX 608-873-7743 Toll Free 1-888-873-7912 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Web site: www.stoughtonwi.com January 2010 Down At The Depot…… Newsletter By Executive Director, Dave Phillips Meetings and Happy New Year! Somewhere I read a toast that says, "May this year be better Important Dates than the last but not as good as the next." Somehow that seems like a nice toast for all of us as we go into 2010. JANUARY 2010 Our community has an important election coming up this spring as a mayor will be 4 Economic Development - elected. The Primary will be held on February 16 and voters will be asked to Noon, Depot narrow the field of four candidates down to the two who will face each other in the 5 Arts Council – 9:00am, Giles th general election on April 6 . Dow Room City Hall 11 Board of Directors – Noon, Depot The four candidates in the primary are: 11 Syttende Mai Committee – 5:30pm Comfort Inn ♦ Carl Chenoweth 12 Ambassadors Club – 8:00am, ♦ Jim Griffin Depot ♦ Paul Lawrence 21 Visitor Services Comm. – ♦ Donna Olson 7:30am - Depot 25 Lunch & Learn - Noon – Fire Each of these candidates brings many assets to this race and all have the best Station - sponsored by Madison Area City Guide interests of Stoughton in their hearts. FEBRUARY 2010 Making your choice as to which candidate will get your vote will be a difficult decision. The best way to make the best choice is to listen to each of the 1 Economic Development - candidates; understand their positions on what issues matter to you; and, decide Noon, Depot which candidate is the kind of leader that you can believe in as the community 2 Arts Council – 9:00am, Giles faces future challenges. Dow Room City Hall 8 Board of Directors – Noon, One of the ways you can hear and see each candidate is to attend the Mayoral Depot Forum on January 28, 2010. This forum is co-sponsored by the League of 8 Syttende Mai Committee – Women Voters, the Stoughton Courier-Hub and the Chamber. It will be held in 5:30pm Comfort Inn the Council Chambers beginning at 6:00 p.m. and will be broadcast live on 9 Ambassadors Club – 8:00am, Depot WSTO. You can attend the forum and ask your questions in person or call in your 18 Visitor Services Comm. – questions. Either way, it is an excellent opportunity to have the candidates reveal 3:00pm – Comfort Inn their positions on the issues that matter to you. 22 Lunch & Learn - Noon – Fire Station - sponsored by From the Chamber's standpoint, some of the many issues that the mayor will face are dealing with the decreasing revenues from the state; generating positive and quality economic growth in the city; working with the state on potential changes to Highway 51; how to best redevelop the railroad corridor; and retaining and expanding our current businesses. The Chamber also believes the maintenance of a strong retail sector throughout the city is an important priority for the mayor. (continued on page 2) Stoughton Chamber of Commerce – January 2010 2 December Renewals (Down at the Depot Continued from Page 1) Thank you to all of our members that continue I have always heard the Chinese word for challenge is opportunity. If that is the to support the chamber through their case, whoever becomes mayor will have lots of opportunities! membership. Your support is greatly appreciated! As we begin a new year, on behalf of Erica and Mickey, I want to thank every one Please note that when we changed over to of you for your support of the Chamber. Our Chamber is only as good as its electronic records those members who members so in addition to our thanks to you, thank yourself and your fellow joined the Chamber prior to 1980 do not members for helping to make the Stoughton Chamber a strong and successful have the correct join date. Please contact us so we can update our records. organization. We could not nor would not be here without you! Thank you. Capital Newspapers Mike Ganz Member since 1998 Mayoral Candidates' Forum Clock Tower Gifts Becky Greiber Thursday, January 28, 2010, 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Member since 2008 City of Stoughton Council Chambers Greetings & Gifts Judy Lynch Sponsored by the Stoughton Chamber of Commerce, Stoughton Courier-Hub and Stoughton area Member since 2001 members of the League of Women Voters of Dane County and Moderator provided by the League of Women Voters of Dane County No Shorts Electric, LLC Brett Hanson This forum provides an opportunity for candidates and citizens to discuss issues Member since 2008 and helps citizens choose the candidates to vote for on Tuesday, February 16. Nowlin Enterprises, LLC Patrick Nowlin 6:00 Welcome and Opening Remarks by Moderator, League of Women Member since 2007 Voters of Dane County Olson Auto Exchange Jack Olson The format consists of four parts: Member since 2006 * Each candidate will present an opening statement of 2 Scentimints, LLC. minutes. Candy Cain Member since 2001 * The moderator will ask "What is the major issue facing the City of Stoughton? Tell us specifically how you propose to Stoughton Tire & Auto Repair, Inc. address it?" 2 minutes Tod Goldade * A question and answer period will follow, with written Member since 1997 questions from the audience, WSTO viewers, and the Sunrise Family Restaurant Stoughton Courier –Hub. Responses are limited to one and Samet Useini half minutes each. Member since 2006 * Each candidate will present a closing statement of 2 Yahara River Grocery Cooperative minutes. Norma Sampson Member since 2008 6:05 City of Stoughton Mayoral Candidates 20 Year Anniversary * Carl Chenoweth * Jim Griffin (I) CMA Computer Mgt. & Accounting * Paul Lawrence Troy Wieser Member since 1989 * Donna Olson 5 Year Anniversary 7:25 Closing Remarks Navitas Health & Fitness *Times are approximate Michael Wilk Member since 2004 Don't forget to VOTE on Tuesday, February 16th, 2010 December New Members Pro Cellular Communication, Inc. Brooke Hellay 1312 Hamilton Street Stoughton, WI 53589 608-873-3028 Stoughton Chamber of Commerce – January 2010 3 Members in the News Associated Bank Named Top SBA Lender in Wisconsin for the Fifth Year in a Row Small businesses create jobs and help drive economic growth MILWAUKEE, Wis. – December 11, 2009 – Associated Bank was named the No. 1 Small Business Administration (SBA) lender in Wisconsin for fiscal year 2009, according to a recent SBA report. Associated surpassed all other banks in number of loans originated with more than three times that of the second-highest lender. From Oct. 1, 2008 to Sept. 30, 2009, Associated Bank made 317 SBA 7(a) loans for a total value of more than $25 million. This is the fifth year in a row that Associated Bank has received the top lender honor, and the 10th time in 12 years. "We commend Associated Bank's continued support to small business lending," says SBA Wisconsin District Director Eric Ness. "This type of commitment helps to ensure that Wisconsin firms are receiving the much needed assistance and capital to start and expand their businesses. This activity is fundamental to Wisconsin and our nation's economic growth." Nationally, Associated Bank moved to number 13 in the nation for SBA lending in fiscal 2009, up from number 23 in fiscal 2008. In fiscal 2009, more than160 new jobs were created and approximately 2,600 existing jobs were retained as a result of Associated Bank SBA loans in the states where it conducts business. "While we are incredibly pleased with our new rankings, it's clear that the impact of these lending efforts is about much more than winning a title," said Senior Vice President of Business Banking Kerry Barlow. "It is about how many businesses we touched throughout Wisconsin and in our communities." Associated Bank is part of Associated Banc-Corp (NASDAQ: ASBC), a diversified bank holding company with total assets of $23 billion headquartered in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Associated has approximately 300 banking offices serving an estimated 160 communities in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Illinois. Associated offers a full range of traditional banking services and a variety of other financial products and services. More information about Associated Banc-Corp is available at www.AssociatedBank.com. Blackhawk Community Credit Union Announces Expansion Plans Looking Forward for Growth as Positive Economic Signs Emerge Janesville, WI – Even with an economy that has languished, Blackhawk Community Credit Union sees opportunities to better serve Rock and Dane county members by beginning construction of a new branch in Stoughton, WI. To celebrate this expansion the board of directors and staff recently broke ground on the property and construction began immediately. Bob Carmichael, CEO, Blackhawk Community Credit Union explained that the credit union saw a need to grow in this area due to membership demographics and opportunities to better serve our communities and charter expansion. "It is also clear from both our demographic studies as well as recent news stories that Dane and Rock Counties will be developing rapidly. This expansion allows us to make our services as convenient as possible to as many people as possible," Carmichael said. "We are currently reviewing our options for a temporary location that can be open to serve our community while construction continues." The new Stoughton branch is located at 1525 US Hwy 51-139, Stoughton, WI, a site previously occupied by Stark Motors. The new branch scheduled to open in summer 2010. The new facility will be a full service location featuring drive-thru lanes, an ATM and convenient Saturday hours. Stoughton Chamber of Commerce – January 2010 4 Blackhawk Community Credit Union is a $320 million credit union with over 32,000 members. Membership is open to anyone who lives, works, goes to school or owns property in Rock, Dane, Green, Jefferson and Walworth counties. Branches are currently located in Janesville, Edgerton and Delavan. Products and services include savings, checking and money market accounts, certificates, mortgage and home equity loans, traditional and personal loans, and credit cards. Investment services are available through Blackhawk Wealth Management Services. WMC (Wisconsin Manufacturer's & Commerce) Hosting Two Exciting Programs in February! Attend the Governor Candidate Forum on February 22, 2010, and Business Day in Madison on February 23, 2010. WMC and the Wisconsin local chambers of commerce across our state will co- host the first Governor Candidate Economic Forum and Reception on Monday, February 22, 2010. The Forum will be at the Monona Terrace Community & Convention Center in Madison. As we head into the 2010 election season, it is clear that jobs and economic development will dominate the debate as our state chooses our next governor. People from all walks of life will be keenly interested in the candidates' ideas for growing our economy. The Forum will precede the annual Business Day in Madison event the following day, and we encourage you to attend. Business Day in Madison will be held on Tuesday, February 23, 2010, at the Monona Terrace Community & Convention Center in Madison. Local chambers of commerce across Wisconsin are partnering with 15 other statewide organizations to bring Wisconsin's premier legislative event to Madison. Business leaders from all over Wisconsin come together to meet with policymakers and discuss important issues facing our state. In these challenging economic times, it is more important than ever for the business community to help policymakers understand what it will take to strengthen the economy and create jobs in Wisconsin. Listen to experts on current issues, network with others from the business community, then go to the Capitol and deliver your message to elected officials – businesses are hurting, families are hurting, and it's time for leadership. Help deliver the message that the business community is united and committed to creating jobs and brighter futures for the citizens of Wisconsin. Dee Dee Myers and Dana Perino, former White House Press Secretaries for the Clinton and Bush Administrations, respectively, will give the keynote address. Charlie Cook, a leading political pollster, will be the opening speaker. To register, go to www.businessdayinmadison.com. Event Coordinator: Jane Algiers; email@example.com; 608-661-6925 Sponsorship Opportunities: Amber Schroeder; firstname.lastname@example.com; 608-661-6907 Stoughton Chamber of Commerce – January 2010 5 It's a New Year and a New Syttende Mai Season By: Margit Gerber The Syttende Mai Committee has been busy planning the 2010 Syttende Mai Festival since September. The theme for the 2010 festival is "Stoughton's Senior Citizens – Foundation of our Community". A design has been created for the booster button, and a theme for both sides of the commemorative coin has been selected. Lots of tough decisions, but the Committee did a great job - as always - working together to come up with many ideas and possibilities. You will soon be receiving the Syttende Mai sponsorship brochure. We ask that you take a few minutes to read about the many sponsorship opportunities that are available. Most are very affordable – and sponsorship is crucial for the success of each year's festival. One way that your business can take part in the weekend's activities is to sponsor or host an event. Many are doing this already by having demonstrations or entertainment at their location. The Syttende Mai committee encourages you to use your imagination – new events are always well received!! All events are advertised in the Syttende Mai brochure which most visitors use as their guide for the weekend. The committee realizes that we are all experiencing tough economic times; but truly believe that sponsorship of Syttende Mai will be to your benefit. Any advertising will be placed on the Syttende Mai area of the Chamber's website as well. Again, we all greatly appreciate your support for this great festival that promotes the City of Stoughton. If you have any questions regarding sponsorship, or how you or your business can take a more active part in the weekend's festivities, please contact Syttende Mai Coordinator, Margit Gerber, at (home office) 873-8082, cell, 438-7912, or via email at email@example.com. The Syttende Mai brochure will be put together soon so that it can be printed and available in plenty of time. The website will be updated with the 2010 information as well. Thanks to all for your continued support of this great event that is so beneficial to our wonderful community!! Chamber Board of Directors Seeking Nominations During the month of January the Stoughton Chamber of Commerce will be accepting nominations to serve on their Board of Directors. If this is something that you are interested in have a colleague nominate you or nominate yourself by writing a letter to the Board of Directors Nomination Committee explaining your qualifications and reasons for wanting to serve as a Board Director. Letters can be sent or dropped off at the Chamber of th Commerce office by Friday, January 29 at 5pm. If you have any questions about being a Board member please contact the Chamber for more information. Quote of the Month "The great thing in the world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving." Oliver Wendell Holmes Stoughton Chamber of Commerce – January 2010 6 Board of Directors: President: Randall McLaury, Schroeder & Associates, 873-8232; Vice-President: Tom Luttig, Luttig Imaging & Photography, 577-2465; Secretary: Kari Manson-Hvam, Coldwell Banker SUCCESS, 873-7731; Treasurer: Connie Mathison, Associated Bank, 873-6666. Board Members: Linda Bradley, Jeff Bradley Construction & Graphics, 873-3337; Mayor Jim Griffin 873- 6677; Laurie Dybevik, Gunderson Funeral Home, 221-5420; Randy Olson, Universal Silencer, 873-4298; Mark Halverson, Business Transportation Solutions, 873-8210. Staff: David B. Phillips, Executive Director; Erica Dial, Visitor Services Coordinator; Mickey McCormick, Receptionist; Margit Gerber, Syttende Mai Coordinator; Special thanks to Gail Ring for design of the Clock Tower logo.
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on 4/16/2013 2:52:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Green
I agree with some of the previous reviewers, the color was a little too light for me, but the next one up was a little too dark, so I couldn't find a perfect match, however after an hour or two it matched my skin a little better, but still looked pretty unnatural. Not bad...just unnatural. I didn't find it particularly moisturizing, which I was hoping for due to the price, and the fact that I have pretty dry skin!
Not a terrible product, but not excellent either. Won't purchase again, but I still suggest that you try it out, cause BB creams are different for EVERYONE!
on 4/15/2013 12:19:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I am a huge fan for Bobbi's products. However, I was disappointed by this BB cream. I have combination/dry skin and this product coated my face like a mask. The case is even worse when I tried to set it down by powder, my face was "cracked" into white pieces!
One hour after my makeup, the color oxidized and started to match my skin. However, the unnatural look was still there.
It was very dry and hard to spread even with the help of per-moisurization. I have fair skin and some acne scars, the BB cream does offer a nice medium coverage and moisture I desire. However, consider the price of this product, I expect more than that.
on 3/21/2013 2:03:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Other, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This is my first "Western" BB cream that I use and contrary to some people, I prefer Western ones to Asian ones such as Missha, The Face Shop, even when I'm Asian. I just think that with Korean BB creams you still need to apply base/primer first, otherwise the BB creams tend to oxidize or make your skin darker and duller, in short and long term.
About this product:
- Nice medium coverage
- Balanced moisturizing level (good for normal/combination skin)
- Easy to apply, smooth finish
- Price is a little bit high, esp when you have to use a decent amount each time to get the needed coverage >> Edit: I actually used it almost everyday but the tube lasts for a long time!, over 1 year.
Overally a good product. My skin is NC20-25 and Fair is a little bit dark, Light would be a better match (this is tricky as normally with other brands Fair is often lighter than Light).
on 3/17/2013 11:43:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is a great product! It feels so light. It hardly feels like I have make up on. It also gives good coverage, more than tinted moisturiser but less than foundation. Plus, I have received compliments about my skin while wearing this. It lasts quite long for me as well and doesn't look cakey at all on me, even after several hours. I only have good things to say about this. I use it everyday. Granted, it's the only BB cream I have tried so cannot really compare it to the Asian brands but I really like it. Will definitely repurchase.
on 3/13/2013 4:46:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Olive, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Other, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Meh, I tried this BB cream for a week and now I'm going to return it. I thought this would be comparable to the more traditional Asian BB creams but it acts more like a poor quality light foundation. My main issue is when I first apply this, I look fresh, hydrated but not oily, awake and even toned. After 4 hours, this breaks down terribly. Patches of product fade in some areas while collecting and caking in other areas. By noon time, my skin appears rough and tired. This BB cream can go on the crap list with the many other American BB creams that I've tried.
What I liked about the product:
1. Shades. Most Asian BB creams don't have darker shade choices and often leave a grey cast. I love that Bobbi Brown created a Medium to Dark shade which matched my NC42 skin nicely. But beware, the Medium shade (next shade lighter than the medium to dark) is very PINK toned.
2. No skin reactions. I didn't get any breakouts, rashes or clogged pores w/ this.
3. Packaging. A sleek slim tube.
Overall, I feel that this is an overpriced product at $44.94 (US) for what it delivers. I would much rather pay an extra few bucks for Missha.
on 2/22/2013 12:00:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I've joined the BB cream bandwagon and have tried multiple BB creams out there, Bobbi Brown included. I wanted to love this because of all its great reviews.. but I was hoping for a more natural look. Unfortunately it made my face look cakey and didn't deliver as I was hoping. What I did like is it lasted longer than expected. I went a full 4-5 hours looking exactly how I did in the morning when I first put it on so hopefully I can find this same result in another bb cream!
on 2/19/2013 11:11:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Black, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I love how this comes in an "Extra Light" shade. I get great coverage with this, that of a foundation, without the heavy feel. I've been using this in rotation with my Tarte TM since June, and I love it. It controls my oily skin well when set with powder. There is really nothing I don't love about this. As for skin care benefits, I can't really say I've noticed a drastic difference. My skin has been much happier since I've swapped foundation for BB creams and tinted moisterizers.
This held up great all summer long and continues to wear well through the winter. Well worth the money. I will repurchase!
on 2/19/2013 10:53:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Other, Other, Warm
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I finally caved in and jumped on the BB cream bandwagon. I got a tube of this stuff on the flight home from Korea (gotta love duty free!) and Light was the darkest shade the airline had in stock. (I kept forgetting that the tanned look isn't big in that part of the world)
Surprisingly, the Light shade actually does work for me, at least in the winter. I think it would be a bit pale for the summer as I tend to get some colour on my face.
I use the Real Techniques buffing brush and work the cream onto my skin in sections. (the Real Techniques brushes are fabulous makeup tools)
The result is a beautiful, smooth and polished look.
My skin does look healthy and radiant with this BB cream.
How does it wear during the day? I have normal to combination/slightly oily skin and Bobbi Brown's version of BB cream holds up quite well, much to my surprise.
I touch up at mid day and it's still fine. My litmus test is how my eyebrows hold up during the day. I use Etude brow pencil and set it with Bobbi Brown's Slate e/s.
After the end of a long day, my brows are still nicely shaped and not faded at the ends. yaay!
I think this cream wouldn't suit the oilier skin types but if you're normal/combination, it might work.
No breakouts either.
Thanks Bobbi Brown!
on 2/18/2013 1:45:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I recently made the switch from TM to Bobbi Brown's BB Cream and am in love!
I have some mild, old acne scars that I always cover up before I leave home and my old TM always made me break out, but BB is light and I've actually seen improvements in my skin since I've started using it. BB blends well and it doesn't feel like there's anything on my face. It doesn't give full coverage, though, so I do have to layer on some concealer/powder.
One of my favorite aspects of the BB Cream is that it matches my skin tone. As an Asian with light skin, I didn't realize that my old makeup made my face look unnaturally white in comparison to the rest of my body. Many of Bobbi Brown's products have yelllow undertones to combat that.
There is a slight sunscreen smell, but it's faint and not terrible.
It's also a bit expensive for how small it is, but I'm surprised by how long it's lasted. A very little bit goes a long way.
on 2/11/2013 1:50:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
What I liked: Light texture and natural coverage, reasonably high SPF so I could skip sunscreen, shade in 'Fair' was quite a good match for my skin.
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Water fight! Tom Peck gets his first taste of water polo
Forget boxing – London 2012's most violent discipline is staged in the pool
Tom Peck
Tom Peck is a reporter on The Independent's news desk with an interest in just about everything. In January 2012 he became the paper's Olympics Correspondent.
Tuesday 31 July 2012
Water polo is supposed to be fair. There are even referees. But tales of what goes on beneath the pool surface are impossible to ignore. Most who have played the game will testify that the gents tend not to remain strangers to each other's tender regions. For the women, "nipple-screwing" is a persistent bane.
All the more surprising that for lengthy periods it proceeds with perfect serenity. One player glides forward, head erect, ball guarded between front-crawling arms, before it is switched from one side of the pool to the other in one-handed throws and catches – not an easy thing to do with a large ball while treading water –searching for an opening in the defensive ranks. But the threat of violence lurks, and nearly anything can summon it.
A misplaced pass, a dropped catch, and the ball turns loose. Anyone who has ever casually tossed anything edible into a Mediterranean marina will recognise the scene.
The water foams, concealing the worst of the crimes, in a melee of twisting, writhing, grabbing, slapping and, it is commonly accepted, punching and kicking, before inevitably a whistle blows, and the same fractious drama plays out again.
Britain was once the home of waterpolo. We have won four Olympic golds in the game, which leaves us fourth in the overall medal table, but the last one came in 1920. We have not entered a team since the 1956 Games in Melbourne. It was in that tournament that Hungary fought (a word used figuratively so often in sport, but not in this case) the Soviet Union for the gold medal just weeks after the tanks had rolled into Budapest, crushing a popular uprising there. Hundreds of Hungarians had been killed, thousands more arrested.
With 5,000 Hungarian-Australians supporting their compatriots, the Soviet player Valentin Prokopov almost sparked a riot when he punched the Hungarian team's star player, Ervin Zador. "A whistle came, I looked at the referee, I said 'What's the whistle for?' And the moment I did that, I knew I'd made a horrible mistake," recalled Zador, years later. "I turned back and with a straight arm, he [Prokopov] just smacked me in the face. He tried to punch me out."
Prokopov drew no small amount of blood. Zador was carried from the pool as spectators and Hungarian officials stormed towards the Russian team, who had to be rescued by the Australian police.
This time round, as hosts, Britain have been rather obliged to enter the competition. Rather them than us. On Sunday night the men were given something of an education by the Romanians, losing 13-4.
Often at the Olympics, the waterpolo matches are contested in a roped-off section of the main aquatics arena. Despite our obvious failings at the games, we have constructed a purpose-built, albeit temporary home for the sport. From the outside, it is a thick wedge of cheese, wrapped in cling film. Inside, 5,000 spectators sit in one large bank of seats sloping down to the poolside, affording a superior view of the fighting.
Last night the TeamGB women took on Russia. Elsewhere in the group lie the Italians, and the Australians, with whom there is bad blood, after TeamGB's Alex Rutlidge suffered a broken rib in a 5-0 defeat to them two months ago.
"We've got it on film," said team-mate Frankie Snell. "You can see the girl pull Alex in towards her and then boot off her ribs. You saw Alex almost sink under the water." TeamGB have since been quick to point out they have been practising martial arts.
Intriguingly, Italy's Elisa Casanova, one of the world's great players, thinks the girls might have a chance. "This is not water polo, this is wrestling," she said after her team's narrow 10-8 defeat to Australia yesterday. "It's impossible. If GB play like Australia, with the fighting and the wrestling, the result of every match is open."
The Australian coach Greg McFadden sees it differently. "There's certain rules you've got to learn in water polo," he said, "and if the referees don't apply those rules, the player have to take it into their own hands."
1956: Hungary vs Soviet Union
Hungarian gold medallist Ervin Zador says his team's gameplan against the Soviet Union revolved around "verbally agitating" the Russian players. It worked. Shortly before the end Valentin Prokopov punched him square in the face. Zador was carried from the pool bleeding profusely while the Russians had to be saved from the Hungarians – and the crowd – by a police escort.
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The media love to put Harriet Walter into a box marked melancholy. OK, she's a workaholic and loves nothing more than to take on serious roles, but in reality she's anything but po-faced, as David Benedict discovers
Wednesday 12 February 1997
But if you meet her, what you don't get is po-faced sobriety, even if her high spirits can't always spill out on to the stage. "You can have a good time with Masha in Three Sisters and we used to get a few laughs out of Nina in The Seagull but I cannot drag a laugh out of Anna Petrovna," at which point she dissolves into giggles.
Throughout our conversation, the cool landscape of her long pale face keeps shifting as different emotions pass across it. Small wonder that she has done such startling work on TV. Walter's break came as Cathy in Richard Eyre's TV film of Ian McEwan's The Imitation Game (with Bill Paterson). Eyre built much of the film on expressive reaction shots of this intelligent, innocent, well-bred young woman. It was a remarkably brave, moving performance, yet it didn't catapult her to big-screen success. Luckily for theatregoers, who are just about to enjoy the next instalment of her glittering stage career, as she and Paterson are reunited playing Chekhov at London's Almeida Theatre.
This time it's the early, rarely performed Ivanov, in which she plays Anna Petrovna, wife to Ralph Fiennes's Ivanov. Her character is pivotal but absent for much of the play. "It's frustrating already," she muses. "You have to build up in the wings for an hour, then get on their side very quickly and then disappear. If you keep going all evening you don't have time to question what you're doing. It's always harder to do these parts than those that go on all the time. Well, not harder... but if you've got a very large self-critical worm in your brain like I have, then you've got hours to either rue what you've just done or to plan something which then doesn't come off at all like you've planned it."
She's full of praise for David Hare's new translation. "I'm always nervous talking before a show has opened because everyone will say she was completely wrong, but I've seen the play a couple of times and never before felt so compassionate about Ivanov." She believes Hare and director Jonathan Kent have faced the pitfalls in this youthful piece and made it more accessible. "He's a man who's so unhappy - he says far worse things to himself than anyone could say to him. The audience cannot despise him more than he does himself. Everybody who tries to criticise him is punching thin air because, after a stream of abuse, he says: `Yes, you're probably right'. What's interesting is that he has the intelligence and self-awareness of a Hamlet but, within the play, repudiates the whole notion of Hamlet being romantic. There's nothing romantic or wonderful about someone who is so melancholy. It's almost a clinical portrait of a manic depressive so you get beyond blaming him and can't help but feel sorry for him. We all know you can't help it if you fall out of love."
This tragic element appeals to her but so does the vigour and youth of the writing. "It has all this anger in it and all this uncompromising head-on view of things. There isn't that web, that intricate veil that covers The Cherry Orchard or the others that are maybe more seamless, but I love that this has such highs and lows."
It's impossible to imagine your typical GP knocking out a steam of dramatic classics between house calls, but Walter sees the doctor in Chekhov coming through in the writing. "He's done such a good portrait of a man who was 10 years older than he was when he wrote it. To have that level of understanding might be the doctor in him. He made great clinical studies of people and was a great watcher of what was going on but I still find it extraordinarily understanding of a position which couldn't yet have been his. Although of course I was frightfully melancholic at 19."
Reading some of the less enlightened interviews in the cuttings file, you might imagine that she still is. "A single, 40-something workaholic," they tut, knowingly, unable to gossip about failed marriages or a torrid home life. "My private life is perfectly nice, thank you, but it's not that fascinating. I've always maintained you'd learn more about me if you talked about my work because that's where my heart beats." I remind her of a Daily Mail feature that sank to the level of asking her the contents of her handbag. "I decided the best thing to do was to make things up," she laughs. "I lied from beginning to end! There's a misconception that work is sad, narrow and boring. If you're involved in the theatre it embraces all sorts of huge things. That's very hard to communicate. I completely shrivel up and then I sound boring and pious."
All of which makes her a self-confessed workaholic? "I suppose I am, yes. Tedious, isn't it? Get a life, Harriet." Joking aside, she's expansive and bracingly intelligent about her work. There's a natural reticence about her - her graceful, slender hands are as self-protective as they are descriptive - but she understands her talent. She's not arrogant - she knows there's a huge amount of luck involved - but she's refreshingly free of bogus "who, me?" affectations. She turned down Hedda a couple of times because she wasn't convinced by the directors involved. When she finally agreed to play her, it was for Lindy Davies for whom she was a luminous Anna in the mesmerising production of Pinter's Old Times, a role she took on with only 10 days' rehearsals.
"I was very sceptical but there was something about what Lindy said in the interview. `We've all seen good acting. We're all expert at pretending. I'm interested in something else happening,' and I thought, that's it. I'll try that. If you've been at it quite a while, you can pull a few tricks out of the bag; you can impress people."
Davies, a former actress who suddenly succumbed to stage fright, has developed a method of working that recognises the process of acting. "Far too many people think we just get up there and do it because we're `instinctive creatures'," says Walter. "So many people in professional positions don't recognise that there is a process you can lock on to. There are directors who compensate for the lack of that by having brilliant taste or very good judgement and all sorts of other things which make you want to work with them, but..."
Walter, of course, is far too shrewd to name names but on wider issues she has always been vocal. Something she learnt when working with political companies of the calibre of 7:84 and Joint Stock at the beginning of her career. Much of that work harnessed not only her intelligence but also her comic skills. She brought the house down at the recent splashy Royal Court fundraising bash, reprising her beautifully timed Biddy from Three Birds Alighting On A Field which would have come as no surprise to anyone who saw her formidably funny Lady Croom in Tom Stoppard's Arcadia, a role she was terrified by. "I just read it and thought: Maggie Smith, Maggie Smith, Maggie Smith. She should be doing this." In 1980 she was in Joint Stock's revival of Caryl Churchill's Cloud Nine, a deeply touching comedy of sexual politics that she remembers as a tremendously witty play. "I love wit. It's such a weapon, it's such a conspiratorial instrument... when you can get the audience and then you think, `Ah, you've got it, great, we're together'." The words ring with passion. Her eyes are wide with relish. "I love it"
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Oklahoma City's longest road trip is four games, a relatively trouble-free trek that starts in Houston on April 4, swings through Phoenix and Sacramento and concludes in Los Angeles against the Clippers on April 9.
Fifty of the Thunder's games have a day in between, while another 14 games offer a two-day breather.
The Thunder has five three-game road trips, eight two-game trips and six one-game trips. In other words, 22 of the Thunder's 41 road games are either one- or two-game trips.
As if the schedule-maker wasn't kind enough to Oklahoma City, the Thunder will again be featured prominently in marquee matchups in prime time spots.
OKC received 24 national television games on ESPN (10), TNT (10) and ABC (four). Another six are scheduled for NBA TV. The Thunder's 30, if you count NBA TV games as nationally televised, ranks OKC third behind Chicago and New York (33 apiece) for the league's most national appearances this year.
None will be bigger for OKC than the Thunder's trip to New York to take on the Knicks on Christmas Day. Tip-off is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Central. The Thunder is 2-1 in Christmas Day games, winning at home in 2010 against Denver and in 2011 against Orlando before falling at Miami last year.
For the sixth straight season, the Thunder also will host a New Year's Eve game. This year's contest will be against Portland at 7 p.m. OKC is 5-0 in New Year's Eve games.
Other home games of note include San Antonio on Wednesday, Nov. 27, and Thursday, April 3; Houston on Sunday, Dec. 29, and Tuesday, March 11; Chicago making its lone visit on Dec. 19; Miami on Thursday, Feb. 20; and Brooklyn on Jan. 2.
The Thunder also will host both Los Angeles teams two times apiece this season. The Clippers will play inside Chesapeake Energy Arena on Thursday, Nov. 21, and Sunday, Feb. 23. The Lakers come to town Friday, Dec. 13, and Thursday, March 13.
Oklahoma City's regular-season finale will be played at home on Wednesday, April 16, against the Detroit Pistons.
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Builders' go-anywhere answer book. When you're out on a job site and need answers to your code or technical questions, literature back at the office is no help. Builder's Portable Handbook, by August W. Domel, Jr., is a johnny-on-the-spot tool small enough (50 x 80) to travel along with you, yet big enough to pack all the help you need to avoid mistakes, code violations, and wasted time and money. It's loaded with vital information on materials, concrete...wood...masonry...and steel. You get soil, safety and load data...calculations...code requirements for residential and commercial buildings...and more, all organized in CSI MasterFormat. There's even plenty of note-taking space in this take-along treasure.
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State Representatives Dave Belton (R-Buckhead) and Pam Dickerson (D-Conyers) announced that Governor Nathan Deal signed Kelsey's Law, or SB 160, into law at the State Capitol on Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Rep. Belton attended the bill signing ceremony for Kelsey's Law, which aims to protect minors from cyberbullying.
Chairman Keith Ellis announced Tuesday that the county had received $48,000 from the state to help cover the cost of repairing three roads damaged by the recent heavy rains.
Newton County's landfill manager James Peters resigned suddenly this week following months of speculation and debate over the future of the landfill.
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Conyers Middle School in on lockdown after a gun was reported to have been fired inside the school.
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The Covington-Newton Chamber of Commerce once again asked the Newton County Board of Commissioners to put the alcohol by the drink question to a public vote.
Detectives have arrested one man and charged him with the 2010 armed robbery of Kay Jewelry.
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HEART OF ART Opens 8/28 at Anna Zorina Gallery
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New York has an undeniable spellbinding aura that is perceived by millions of residents but can never be fully explained. New York is a state of mind, an arena, a neighborhood pulsing with an unabated rhythm. This energy is generated through the unique interactions amongst the diverse population, all of whom have been drawn by a desire to feel this vitality, one that invigorates the creative spirit. New York is home to possibility and inspiration. Heart of Art sheds light on the mysterious and alluring essence of the American art empire.
The exhibition offers the viewpoints of five artists, each from a different cultural background. These varying perspectives honor the vast diversity of the inhabitants, visitors and experiences compressed into this small island. To portray this center of cultural ferment is to express thrilling, enchanting and unapologetic perspectives.
John Taki evokes the ceaseless vibrant energy of New York City with his spontaneous mark-making and bold color palette.
Shaun Ellison captures the transient moments of the fast-paced city under a cast of dream-like fragility.
Alexander Kaletski proves that the city is where dreams can be realized. For the past forty years, since escaping from Soviet Russia, he has been depicting the dynamic characters that can be found throughout the city streets.
Federica Marangoni creates mixed-media sculptures that portray sleek modernity through a technologically savvy vocabulary, one natural to the city's architectural landscape, with the use of neon lights, glass and metal.
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