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It's that time of year when county fairs across the state become a must-stop destination for some of country music's biggest stars.
This weekend, country fans heading a few miles west from Milwaukee will find two big shows at the Jefferson County Fair (503 N Jackson Ave. in Jefferson). Tonight at 7, Gloriana is joined by former "American Idol" contestant Casey James on the grandstand. Saturday night, it's Little Big Town headlining at the fairgrounds with Madison-based Madison County opening. With a mix of first-come, first-serve general admission seating included with fair admission and reserved spots at an additional price point, the shows can be an affordable way to catch these acts in a unique setting. General admission to the Jefferson County Fair is $10, with a few money-saving deals outlined on the event's website. »Read Full Blog Post
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The Zelda franchise, like most top shelf Nintendo franchises, is all about solid game play. Ocarina and Mario 64 are probably the most prominent examples of this as they set the ground work for how a game should work in a three dimensional environment. So while, as I've said, the core mechanics of Ocarina 3D are identical to what they were in the original release, this is by no means a negative. I was almost blown away about how well the controls and movement were replicated on the handheld version. Detail to retain the original feel went to such lengths that even some of the bugs present in the original appear in the re release as well! None of the bugs were ever game breaking, so seeing their inclusion is really more akin to an Easter Egg than anything else.
The aspects of the game that were changed do not disappoint either. The most obvious update is the complete overhaul of the visuals. Thanks to Grezzo, the studio Nintendo entrusted with the remake, just about every nook and cranny of the land of Hyrule has been gorgeously updated. And it's not just the higher resolution textures or smoother looking I'm talking about. New subtle details and clever touches are sprinkled throughout the game world now, and in such a fashion that they seems as if they should have always been there, not that they were sloppily plopped in. One of my favorite examples of detail like this appears in the house of Impa, Zelda's caretaker. If you look closely at the new decorations you can see hints for solving many of the puzzles throughout the games dungeon! The other major change from the original are the inclusion of touch screen controls, which make item management and map use a breeze. There's also the nice touch of dimming the lower screen in the story sections of the game, which totally eliminates any distraction from all the drama unfolding on the upper half of the 3DS.
Then of course there is the biggest change that has been made to the game, which appears right in the title itself: 3D. I will say I played probably 95 percent of the game with the 3D turned all the way off, flipping it on mainly for cut scenes or just now and then to see what a particular room or environment looked like in 3D. The added depth it provides is extraordinary to be sure, but I personally just felt the beauty of the game shone more with the higher resolution provided when 3D is off. At times I will say I felt guilty for neglecting to use the feature that is central to the 3DS system, but the option is always there, and off or on, has no direct bearing of the quality of the game, but boils down to simple personal preference.
Being originally a console title, the length of the game is ample, and will take more than a few sessions to complete the story, let alone finish the many side quests and activities that you'll encounter throughout the main story. All are identical to the original as well. There have been two inclusions to enhance the replay-ability of the game however: Master Quest and the Boss Rush mode. The Master Quest is the same as the version released along with Windwaker as a bonus, but with the screen flipped a-la mirror mode in the Mario Kart games, which definitely adds a nice twist. Unfortunately, Master Quest can only be played after the main game is completed once, and while the dungeons are fresh, the rest of the game might be a tad too similar to play to warrant jumping right in for a second go. The Boss Rush is similar as that the boss fights must be unlocked as you progress towards the end. This mode is great for the handheld, as the boss fights generally don't last more than a few minutes and are great for little time trial like runs.
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The hair in my image with the M4 shirt is Pyrit Hair with the bangs hidden. Sadly, the morphs in it are all buggy and move parts of the hair that shouldn't be moving. DAZ has pulled it from the store and have said they will not fix it (per Mantis bug report comments).
Wow I am glad I got it before it was pulled, I never have issues using the hair but I have never tried anything beyond basics with it either. I think pulling it from the store might be a little extreme, just admit that it has a bug and sell it for a reduced price or even free. I think it is a nice looking hair style straight out of the box which is why I bought it in t he first place. Is it still in our downloads if we bought it before or is it gone from there too. Hehe I just haven't checked myself.


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New research finds that happiness can be found in rewarding relationships, not material wealth. The research comes from Sweden, and researchers arrived at their conclusion by analyzing articles in Swedish newspapers for words that occurred most often in the same articles that contained the Swedish word for happiness. The study found that terms such as "grandmother" and personal pronouns such as "you", "me", "us", and "them"were most often in the same articles as "happiness." Resaerchers say this shows a collective perception among members of society as to what should make us happy. One researcher says, "Just as the Beatles sang, most people understand that money can't buy you happiness or love."
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Chaz, the official newsletter of St. Charles Community College, Vol. 25, Issue 3.
Vol. 25, No. 3 | 2013 THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF ST. CHARLES COMMUNITY COLLEGE Mandi Smith, student activities coordinator, and Grace Moser, assistant professor of history, jump in the photo booth at the annual winter social for SCC employees. The SCC Concert Band, SCC Singers, Chamber Choir, Jazz Combos and Orchestra performed winter concerts Dec. 9-12. Mark your calendar Student Senate and Tau Upsilon Alpha National Organization for Human Services Honor Society will host a clothing exchange 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Dec. 14, in the Daniel J. Conoyer Social Sciences Building. Two other free events take place Dec. 14. Holiday kids crafts and pictures with Santa will be held at 2 p.m. in the SSB, along with a free showing of Elf at 3:30 p.m. Continuing Education will host the Handmade Marketplace Craft Show 9 a.m.-4 p.m. in the College Center, featuring items for sale by local artisans. Young People's Theatre will present Irving Berlin's White Christmas Dec. 20-22 in the Donald D. Shook Fine Arts Building theater. For tickets, visit stchastickets.com. Colorful lights brighten the center of the SCC campus in late November and all throughout December. SCC community celebrates, brings joy to others As twinkling lights lined the campus, a festive atmosphere and the spirit of giving brought the Fall 2013 semester to a close. Departments and student clubs teamed up to "adopt-a-family" and help SCC students, faculty and staff with families in need. SCC's social sciences classes collected more than 3,000 cans and 50 pounds of dry food for the neighboring Calvary Church food pantry. SCC employees took a break from work and gathered together for the annual winter social, themed "Home Is Where the Heart Is," Dec. 5. Door-decorating contest winners were announced at the event. First place: Marketing and Communications; second place: Continuing Education; third place: Cashier's Office; Facebook fan favorite: Marketing and Communications. SCC signs 'Got Your 6' Pledge, supports student veterans SCC signed a pledge to join the Education Pillar of Got Your 6, a movement led by a consortium of major film and television studios, broadcast and cable television networks, talent agencies and guilds that are united in changing the conversation in America with regards to veterans and military families. SCC created a Got Your 6 video, which was directed by Beth Finders, SCC interim dean of students and co-advisor of the SCC Student Veteran Organization, and produced by Ben Munson, SCC associate director of marketing and communications, with help from students, faculty, staff and administrators. Watch the SCC "Got Your 6" video on YouTube. Visit tinyurl.com/SCCGotYour6. The 1 Campus SCC oop 3 -changing lege mission by providing life col the ng livi is ily fam C SC nutes Discover the ways the ry day ... Reading time: 3 mi eve ies nit rtu po op al tur cul d educational an 5 er daughter long a of relationship and the twilight years duction of "On marriage, Center Stage Theatre's pro the modern Golden Pond" gave unique insight into . 20-24. Nov family through comedy and drama Theatre Auditions for the next Center Stage hant Man, Elep The s ce' production, Bernard Pomeran Donald the of will be held Jan. 21-22 in the theater w, directed by D. Shook Fine Arts Building. The sho . Lonna Wilke, will be open March 5-8 rtainment For a complete listing of arts and ente ampus. events at SCC, visit stchas.edu/artsonc s for the 2 Foundation scholarship application le. Application 2014-15 school year are now availab to Enrollment 3 rch packets are due by 4:30 p.m. Ma Scholarships Services. Some $65,000 in Foundation tion packets is awarded each year at SCC. Applica nd at fou and recommendation forms can be stchas.edu/scholarships. 1 Showcasing generation gaps, a fath 3 Students, faculty and staff learned the real story of the first Thanksgiving as part of SCC's Native American Heritage Month in November. Proceeds from the luncheon were donated to a local food pantry. Other events included an educational performance by Native Visions and a film showing of Kind-Hearted Women. 4 Students learned about various opportunities to study abroad for college credit during International Education Week, celebrated on campus Nov. 12-13. Destinations for 2014 include Canterbury, England, Cannes, France and Costa Rica. English as a Second Language students led a panel discussion about what life is like in another country. Other events included a Water in Kenya and Haiti presentation by the Shoeman, a Human Trafficking and Its Effects on Women and Children presentation, the demonstration Taste of Egyptian Dance and a film showing of Le Harve. ch charts will take part SCC's strategic path, college departments ess was proc in annual college planning. An updated by Kasey McKee, rolled out to the campus in November t. vice president for college advancemen and The annual plan articulates, documents es on a yearly measures the success of primary initiativ s, equipment, basis so that resources (personnel, fund cated. The facilities, time) can be prioritized and allo ming from College Plan consists of initiatives stem ram prog ent/ the long-range plan and departm annual plans. the Board Cabinet will present the College Plan to ct on effe s take of Trustees in May. The 2014-15 plan 5 In addition to a long-range plan, whi July 1, 2014. SCC supports students with retention-driven financial aid programs, resources SCC offers programs to help support students and keep them enrolled in college. A Suspension Prevention Series was held this fall to provide student awareness of the rules of financial aid, Satisfactory Academic Progress and teach students how to meet the financial aid requirements. "The financial aid process and terminology can be confusing," said Kristin Thomas, Title IV program coordinator. "This program helps students understand how their academic and enrollment status can affect financial aid eligibility." With new efforts in place to help the program grow, it was a success. "We had over 75 students attend the Suspension Prevention Series this fall," said Thomas. SCC also offers SALT, a free resource for students that helps them take control of their finances and student loans, as part of the financial literacy Kristin Thomas, Title IV program coordinator at SCC, meets with students program. in ADM 1113 to help them navigate financial assistance requirements. Shonna Harden, 40, of St. Charles, was one of nine students who took advantage of a pilot College 101 class at SCC. "When I heard about it, I knew I wanted to do it," Harden said. "I wanted to be an example for other women with kids, and to go further in my career. Being a part of this class has been motivating. Everyone was very supportive." Tiffany Ramirez (left) receives the Missouri Community College Association Student Leadership Award from Zora Mulligan, MCCA chief executive officer, at the 49th MCCA convention held Oct. 30-Nov. 1. Spotlight shines on SCC award winners Ron Pettus, associate professor of political science at SCC, was selected to receive an Emerson Excellence in Teaching Award. Amanda Sizemore, SCC director of workforce development, was recognized among the "Beyond the Best: Top 50 in Business Awards" by StreetScape RON PETTUS AMANDA SIZEMORE Magazine. SCC Associate Professor SCC Director of Workforce The Missouri of Political Science Development Community College Association recognized the following at the 49th annual MCCA convention held Oct. 30-Nov. 1 in St. Louis: Hal Berry, SCC PAUL ROESLER WENDY BROWN professor of SCC Professor Registration Assistant, Corporate history and of Political Science and Community Development theater, received the MCCA Senior Service Award. Paul Roesler, SCC professor of political science, received the MCCA Global Educator Award. Tiffany Ramirez, SCC Student Senate president and TUA member, received the MCCA Student Leadership Award. Dr. Natalie Greene received the MCCA Distinguished Alumni Award in recognition of her outstanding achievements while attending and after graduating from SCC. Sen. Tom Dempsey received the MCCA Distinguished Legislator Award. Dempsey serves Missouri's 23rd Senate District, which includes part of St. Charles County. Wendy Brown, registration assistant for Corporate and Community Development, was elected MCCA Vice Chair of Classified Staff. She will hold this position for the next three years. SCC pilots College 101 class for recent GED® recipients SCC piloted a tuition-free version of its College Success Seminar, better known as its College 101 class, in the fall of 2013 for students who recently completed the GED test and who met grant eligibility requirements. Students came from various backgrounds with one common goal: to go to college. Created to help adults obtain the credentials needed to gain employment or move up in a current job, the new version of the introductory class was funded by the MoHealthWINs grant. Many of the students recently participated in SCC's GED® hybrid class that was introduced in 2012 also with funds from MoHealthWINs, as well as SCC's preparation classes. Learn more about the grant at mccatoday.org/mohealthwins. Changes to high school equivalency test coming In January 2014, Missouri will replace the GED® test with the ETS High School Equivalency Test, called the HiSET. SCC kicks off United Way drive 12 employees win premium parking spaces for 2014 SCC employees who pledged to the United Way this fall were entered into a drawing for parking spots. The winners drawn for each month of 2014 got to select their parking spot for a month. Winners were Jean Dickens, Kathy Drews, Teresa Drury, Diana Fast, Linda Fix, Joyce Lindstrom, Dorene McCrackin, Lori Nash, Darren Osburn, Paul Roesler, Eileen Schnelle and Ellen Yarber. Campaign chairs this year are John Bookstaver and Jane O'Donnell. "The United Way does good work that benefits our students," said Bookstaver. "We plan to do several things in the coming year to raise funds and awareness of the services United Way provides, including a penny challenge in February." Attending a Cougar sporting event with a camera? Shoot, then share it on Facebook: stchas.edu/facebook Do you have a fun campus photo to share? Post it on Instagram and tag us: @stcharlescc Cougar sophomore Brendan Temm attempts to head-butt the ball over the Lewis and Clark Community College goalie. File photo: SCC vs. Saddleback College, April 6, 2013. Cougars soccer teams celebrate successful seasons The St. Charles Community College men's and women's soccer teams recorded successful seasons this fall, including the best men's season on record. "I'm extremely pleased with the success of both teams this season," said Chris Gober, director of athletics at SCC. The men's team finished the regular season with a record of 12-3-1. They went undefeated in the MCCAC Conference and took home the conference title. Beyond their conference, the men advanced to the Region XVI tournament, consisting of all the NJCAA soccer teams in the state of Missouri, and were edged out by Jefferson College, 2-1, in the championship game on Nov. 2. The Cougars' Fernando Franco, Valrick Fullins, Valmiro Gonzalez and Nick Hufford were named first team MCCAC All-Conference. Josh Gwaltney, Collin Hennessey and Ramon Perez were named second team MCCAC All-Conference. SCC Head Coach Thomas Kearns was honored as MCCAC Men's Soccer Coach of the Year. Franco, Gonzalez and Hufford were named first team Region XVI All-Region. SCC Roller Hockey Club improves to 6-5 record at season's midpoint After a slow start and dropping their first two games of the 2013-14 season, the SCC Roller Hockey Club "A" team won its next four games and ended the first semester with a 6-5 record. Wins for the Cougars have come against Kansas State University, Illinois State University, Lindenwood University-Gold and Illinois University, as well as two decisive conference victories against St. Louis Community College. "For sure, we've had better starts to our seasons in the past, but we attribute the slow start this year to a really tough schedule out of the gate," said Cougars Coach Erick Cantrell. "What matters is that we're still unbeaten against teams in our division, and the first game after the new year is another conference match." The Cougars' "B" team has faced opponents that are, for the most part, outside their division and competitive level, and the team has a 0-9 record to show for it. "We're facing an uphill battle in the second semester, but adversity is important for growth," Cantrell said. On the heels of last year's national title win over Saddleback College, the Cougars "A" team has secured an automatic invitation to the championship tournament in April. Freshman defender Rachael Harris sends the ball down field against Metropolitan-Blue River. Fullins was named second team All-Region. The women's team also finished with a winning regular season record of 12-7. Like the men, the women advanced to the Region XVI tournament final and took second, falling to St. Louis Community College in the championship game, 2-0, on Nov. 2. Cougar players Christina Conley, Katie Martin, Hayley Miller and Alex Reiter were named first team All-Region for Region XVI. Alyssa Coons, Megan Reis and Ashlynn Reiter were named second team All-Region. Follow the success of all SCC Cougar Athletics: stchas.edu/athletics Chaz is a publication of the SCC Marketing and Communications Department for SCC students, employees and friends. Heather McDorman, co-editor/writer • Ben Munson, co-editor/photographer/designer • Peggy Schreiner and Brynne Cramer, writers 12/2013 In Memoriam The college was saddened by the loss of SCC student Richard D. Knott of St. Peters, who passed away on Nov. 4. Richard attended SCC from 2009-2013 studying Computer Science. Visitation services were held at Baue Funeral and Memorial Center Chapel in St. Charles.


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Skaneateles No longer are the Skaneateles and Cazenovia girls volleyball teams alone in pursuit of high honors during the fall season, thanks to the expansion of the Onondaga High School League.
Still, the two Laker sides are prime contenders, which made Friday night's showdown in the Skaneateles gym a crucial early-season barometer.
All it proved, though, was that a well-rested Skaneateles side could pummel a worn-out Cazenovia side, as what took place during a three-game sweep.
Cazenovia was at the tail end of playing three matches in as many days. Just 24 hours before visiting Skaneateles, those other Lakers had suffered a five-game defeat at the hands of Cicero-North Syracuse.
Knowing all this, Skaneateles applied immediate pressure and ran over Cazenovia 25-10 in the first game. Each of the next two games proved a bit closer, but it still didn't change much as Skaneateles won them by margins of 25-16 and 25-14.
Julianna Augustine put away 13 kills, adding four aces and three digs. Joanna Dean added six kills, with Malorie Olin getting three kills and two blocks. On the back line, Sidney Lawson and Colleen Cargile split duties, finishing with 10 assists apiece. Natale Roche earned six digs.
To tune up for Cazenovia, Skaneateles hosted another of the fall newcomers, LaFayette, last Wednesday night, and swept past the Lancers 25-17, 25-19, 25-16.
Though LaFayette has more Section III titles than any other program, it could not match the consistency and power that Skaneateles displayed.
Cargile put together 17 assists, five digs, three aces and two kills. Augustine managed 10 kills, while Dean had five kills and Lawson four kills. For the Lancers, Halee Bebee had seven assists and Kayla McElhannon recorded seven kills.
At 3-0 following the Cazenovia rout, Skaneateles has three road matches this week, taking on Institute of Technology Central and Bishop Ludden within the OHSL before a non-league trip to West Genesee.
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