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HAMDEN, Conn. Despite playing the two-time defending national champions, the Clarkson University womens hockey team was not intimidated during Sundays national championship game.
Clarksons confidence helped the Golden Knights to a 5-4 win over Minnesota before 3,573 fans at Quinnipiacs High Point Solutions Arena, handing the Golden Gophers just their second loss in the past 90 games and winning the first national title in school history.
Defenseman Vanessa Plante scored about midway through the third period to break a 3-3 tie, giving the lead for good to Clarkson, which failed to win the ECAC Hockey title, but instead comes home with a much bigger prize.
I didnt think about their record too much, Clarkson senior Vanessa Gagnon said. I just went in there thinking its just another game, its nothing special, were going to play our best and leave it all, because it was our last game as seniors.
The Golden Knights became the first NCAA Division I north country team to win a national hockey championship.
Clarkson (31-5-5) did not start off well, falling behind 1-0 at 9 minutes, 40 seconds of the first period on a goal from Minnesotas Sarah Davis. The Golden Gophers were 29-0 heading into the game when they struck first.
When it comes down to the last two games, the stats dont matter anymore, Gagnon said. Its about who is going to win it and who is going to want it more on the ice and who is going to gut it out.
But like it did Friday, in a 5-1 semifinal win over Mercyhurst, Clarkson did not let early adversity have a negative effect.
The Golden Knights instead stunned the Gophers with a two-goal outburst late in the first period to take the lead, and then added a third goal 38 seconds into the second period.
Christine Lambert started it for Clarkson by tipping in a shot from just outside the crease at 18:37 of the first period.
Shelby Nisbet put Clarkson ahead 2-1 by scoring 63 seconds later and then a power-play goal from Jamie Lee Rattray early in the third gave Clarkson a 3-1 advantage.
It was huge, Rattray said of the spurt. As a player, when you go into a break with a couple goals, its huge. That second goal going into the first intermission was huge, and getting that third goal off the power play.
But Minnesota (38-2-1), which twice fell behind by one goal against Wisconsin in the other semifinal, scored two goals 1:48 apart in the second period to quickly tie the game 3-3.
We knew coming into this game that we were going to have to play 60 minutes, no matter what, Clarkson captain Carly Mercer said. There was no point and time we thought we could lay off the gas. It didnt really change for us, our energy stayed the same. We had the utmost confidence in ourselves.
Maryann Menefee scored first at 6:09 on a power play and then Rachael Bona tied it at 7:57 on a goal that had to be seen on a video review before it counted.
Going into the third period we just said at the beginning of the year if we told you guys you have 20 minutes to win a national championship would you take it? Clarkson co-coach Matt Desrosiers said. The confidence this team has, it hasnt wavered all season long. I have not seen one glimpse of them thinking they could not win this game. Even when we were up by a couple and they started coming a bit, it never wavered.
Clarkson regained the lead at 11:32 of the third on a slap shot from Plante from the point.
Shannon MacAulay scored on a breakaway at 15:44 to give Clarkson a two-goal lead, and the Golden Knights appeared to have the national championship at hand.
We knew we couldnt let up, MacAulay said. Getting the two-goal lead was a motivator for us and got the team going. At no point could we back down from them. We had to keep playing.
But the Golden Gophers made things tense for Clarkson fans when Baylee Gillanders scored another goal for Minnesota at 16:19 to bring the Golden Gophers within one.
Clarkson deserved it, Minnesota coach Brad Frost said. They played an excellent hockey game. They did what they needed to do and blocked a ton of shots. You score four you feel pretty good about a hockey game. But having to climb back there, down 3-1, what a great job our kids did with that to get it tied up.
Clarksons seniors started their careers with a pair of games at Cheel Arena against Minnesota, losing both, so Sundays game was seen as a chance to mark the progress they made as players.
Minnesota won back to back but we knew what we could do, Clarkson goalie Erica Howe said. It showed on the ice. We gave it everything we had. Win or lose it was our last day, so we just gave it everything we had. Im so excited.
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WINTHROP - A Buckton woman was evacuated from her home Thursday morning after flooding from the nearby St. Regis River left her home on the crest of a hill surrounded by water.
Stockholm Town Highway Superintendent Jeff Russell said the town had closed a portion of the East Part Road last week when an ice jam on the river led to water crossing the road just north of M. Josie OHigginss home. He said a check of road conditions this morning resulted in the discovery that there was a stretch with approximately a foot of water crossing the roadway south of Ms. OHigginss residence.
Mr. Russell said he stopped at the OHiggins residence and told Mrs. OHiggins she needed to pack her bags and relocate until the flooding subsides. He said Mrs. OHiggins is now staying with a neighbor. The boys (members of the highway department) went and got her, he said, noting he was concerned if the water rose any higher she would be trapped in her home.
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One of the big reasons for this is that there is no national Japanese team in FIFA. The game does have licensed national teams, such as the official England team, which have official jerseys and logos. Japan just isn't there.
The team is in Pro Evo and is used to promote the game (big European stars also promote the game in Japan).
Many Japanese gamers, of course, want to play as the national team or as J-League teams. Since they cannot in FIFA, buying Pro Evo is a no brainer. (Meanwhile, in the UK, FIFA 13 sells a million copies in one week.)
When asked at this year's Tokyo Game Show why Japanese teams are M.I.A. in FIFA, EA's Kaz Izumi told Kotaku, "It's a licensing thing."
So when EA had the Japan licensing for 2010 FIFA World Cup, the team appeared in the game.
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Christmas is just a week away. Are your gifts purchased? Are your stockings hung? Have you procured the roast beast? What about the tree? Is it lit up for the holiday, or is it lighted?
Lighted vs. Lit is like the trick question of grammar rules. Grammatically speaking, either word is correct because both words are past tense verbs and interchangeable as past participles. I hate to say it, but in most cases, it's really going to come down to what sounds best to you. According to Grammarist, lit is favored for both uses outside the U.S. Lighted is usually used as an adjective, while lit is more often a verb. The Grammarist site also includes a very interesting chart showing usage of both words throughout time. Currently, we're favoring lit over lighted. One key difference in using lit vs. lighted is that lit can refer to someone being drunk, where lighted cannot.
So your tree can be lit with a thousand lights and your uncle can be lit after indulging in too much eggnog. I'm currently working in a festively lighted place (or, if you prefer, a place that is lit up with the holiday spirit as my colleagues battle over which pod of cubes has the most festive decoration).
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WAUKEGAN, Ill. (MarketWatch) — In a small warehouse, in a tiny industrial park, on a tiny budget, one of my best friends from high school has become a U.S. auto maker.
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In December 2011, after most of the damage was done, Hamilton and his partners started E2.
I have kept up with Hamilton over my lifetime. In 2010, for instance, we attended our 30th reunion for Glenbrook North High School in Northbrook, Ill., where we were not the rich kids, and nobody ever voted us likely to succeed. He always seemed in tune with what was going on, though. I am fond of an observation he made before America's unemployment crisis began: "You can't ship all the manufacturing plants to China and then wonder where all the jobs went." Yes, it all seems so obvious now.
When the big one hit, Hamilton took a job, and a steady paycheck, from the company that bought his first injection molding enterprise. A family man with five children, he kept his head low as economic headwinds blew away small and large manufacturers all over the Chicago area.
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"This place was a ghost town," Hamilton says of the industrial park his latest company now occupies.
It has slowly filled with tenants. Traffic on surrounding highways seems to have thickened with commuters going back to work.
President Barack Obama's auto bailouts — controversial as they were — seem to be improving lots for many Illinois tool shops, says Hamilton, who had always voted for Republicans in the past. "We would have never done this business if Obama hadn't done that bailout," he said.
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If you Know the Code, you know how important it is not to overshare information. That's why you and your friends should be sure to take the oath before you visit Las Vegas, and join the movement that is more than 30,000 strong.
Oversharing can be dangerous, especially dangerous in the workplace, as one recruitment executive learned the hard way when he inadvertently hit "reply to all" and sent a scathing email to 4,000 people. Whoops.
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There's a reason we like to remind you that What Happens Here, Stays Here. It's because even the things you tell people in confidence often find a way of leaking out.
The next time you sit down to watch your favorite half-hour sitcom or reality show, think about this: If you've just told a girlfriend about your latest Vegas experience and she doesn't #knowthecode ... around the time your show is over, there's a good chance someone else will know about it, according to this story.
That's why it's imperative you get ALL of your friends to take the oath and Protect the Moment.
Otherwise, someone is likely to further compound the issue by sneaking onto your Facebook page to enter some "life event" on your timeline. Some things simply should not be overshared!
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When you're in Vegas, it's important to #knowthecode and Protect the Moment. Take the oath and let it be known by all that you're an honest and trustworthy Las Vegas traveling companion.
Besides, oversharing can be costly. Just ask supermodel Vanessa Hessler, whose recent comments about her relationship with a member of the Gadhafi family got her fired from her job as a spokesmodel for for Telefonica Germany.
Oversharing was also costly for Miami Heat owner Micky Arison - to the tune of $500,000, the fine he was levied by the NBA for replying to a fan's tweet about the lockout.
Sometimes, it's best to keep things to yourself. Especially in Vegas. Otherwise, your friends might try to avoid you. Remember: What Happens Here, Stays Here.
More than 15,000 have joined the movement to Protect the Moment. They #knowthecode and have sworn to uphold it by taking the oath. They know when you are in Vegas -- What Happens Here, Stay Here.
If you haven't done so, please join this elite group. Some people are definitely guilty of oversharing and need to be held accountable. Take performance artist Marni Kotak, for example. She's preparing to give birth to her first child, but not by traditional means -- she's planning to do so in a Brooklyn, N.Y., art gallery, for the whole world to see!
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Another problem with sharing too much information is that you could be passing along bad information. Such as naming the wrong World Series winner.
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It's easy to slip up and overshare information, even when your heart is in the right place. That's why it's so important to Take the oath and #Knowthecode before you come to Vegas, because "What Happens Here, Stays Here."
Take the Heart Attack Grill downtown at the Fremont Street Experience, for example. Enjoy your meal here - but be careful about oversharing your experience as a "patient." Diners have supersized meals served by nurses, as seen in this MSNBC video.
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Other matters of the heart also are sometimes best to keep to yourself. Susan Boyle's path to success is heartwarming, but did she need to reveal her feelings, and special keepsake, regarding Flamingo headliner Donny Osmond?
A 100-year-old man recently showed his heart is still pumping in great shape, completing a full marathon in Toronto. But afterward, he showed that there's no age limit on oversharing when he claimed "achieving this will be like getting married again." Hey, if he really wants to make that happen, the Zappos Rock 'N' Roll Las Vegas Marathon is on the horizon, and no place does weddings like Las Vegas. You're never too old for Vegas!
So take the oath -- you'll learn how to Protect the Moment and prevent yourself from that difficult heart-to-heart talk with friends who have accused you of sharing too much about your trip to Vegas.
Nobody is immune to the consequences of oversharing. That's why it's crucial, especially in Las Vegas, to fight this urge and #knowthecode. More than 10,000 have taken the oath to and accepted the responsibility to Protect the Moment because "What Happens Here, Stays Here." If you aren't among them, take a second to join this elite and revered group of good Vegas citizens.
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Stars from TV dramas, reality shows and house music descend on Las Vegas for another fun-filled weekend of nightlife that only Vegas can deliver.
Enter Holly's world on Friday night as Peepshow star Holly Madison hosts the party at Gallery Nightclub inside Planet Hollywood. You can also dance with a star as Rob Kardashian hosts at The Bank inside Bellagio, or attend the Shaun White Supply Co. kickoff party at TAO Nightclub at The Venetian.
Creayshawn performs her hit song, "Gucci Gucci," at Moon inside the Palms, and there are plenty of top DJs in town Friday night, including Dirty South at The Cosmopolitan's Marquee, Sidney Samson tearing down the house at Surrender inside Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, DJ Pauly D at Rain at the Palms and Sultan & Ned Shepard featuring Nadia Ali spinning at Haze Nightclub at ARIA.
Saturday night, The Situation will be fist-pumping at Gallery and Lil Jon will be causing some turbulence when he spins at Tryst inside Wynn Las Vegas. DMC of Run DMC hosts at LAX inside Luxor, Kaskade spins at Marquee, Sebastian Ingrosso performs at XS at Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, Pharrell Williams is at Chateau Nightclub & Gardens at Paris Las Vegas and DJ R3hab is at Surrender.
Make your plans to visit Vegas this weekend. Before you do, join thousands of others who have taken the oath at LasVegas.com/knowthecode. You'll learn how to Protect the Moment and qualify for a free trip to Vegas!
It's your civic duty to #knowthecode and report people who break it, especially in Vegas. But sometimes, we don't have to -- some violators inadvertently report themselves.
Take a recent purse snatcher in Georgia, for instance. After swiping a handbag which contained a cell phone, the perpetrator used the victim's phone to take a picture. However, unaware of the victim's auto settings, the photo of the thief was uploaded to the victim's Facebook page!
Another example of oversharing: This couple used a phone to share the ultimate moment, changing their Facebook status to "married" during their wedding. We advise that if you're ready to tie the knot -- do it in Vegas, a city that knows a thing or two about weddings -- but fight the urge to overshare. The wedding official doesn't say "You may now Tweet the bride, does he?"
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What's #knowthecode all about? It's your declaration that when you're in Vegas, What Happens Here, Stays Here.
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Take Welsh model Imogen Thomas, for instance. As you can see here, she tweeted a little too much during a recent trip to Vegas. Everyone loves the sizzling nightlife in celeb hotspots such as Pure Nightclub at Caesars Palace and XS Nightclub at Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, but that's still no reason to violate the code.
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Today, we are testing the Fondue-to-go Fondue Pot. You can buy it at Wegman's for $29.99. It is easy to put together and comes with all the accessories you may need -- except the gel pack to heat the product -- that is sold seperately.
Once you light it, you put your product in -- cheese, chocolate, etc. -- we chose chocolate. It melted within five minutes. Our tester-helpers, Connie, Paulette, and Mark all loved it.
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Read: JT Miller Is Starting To "Get It"/ His USA Role
After the first half of his first pro season, JT Miller is an alternate captain for Team USA at the World Junior Championships.
On hoe he has progressed so far, Assistant GM/Hartford GM Jim Schoenfeld told Blueshirts United:
"JT is a very interesting player in our organization. He is kind of like a throwback; a good two-way player, but he is strong and hard on the puck. He sees the ice well, has a good shot and can make plays so we see him as someone who has the makings of being a complete hockey player. He wants to learn and he was telling me that he was starting to 'get it.'" He is starting to understand his game, how it applies to the AHL level and how difficult it was to make the transition. You could almost see week by week as his play would incrementally was getting stronger and I would say over the last few weeks he has been our best forward.
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1936 Olympics
The fourth Winter Olympic Games were held in the neighboring villages of Garmisch and Partenkirchen in Germany's Bavarian Alps and included Alpine skiing for the first time.
Also featured in these Games were Norwegians Ivar Ballangrud and Sonja Henie, and Rudi Ball—the Jewish star of the German hockey team.
Ballangrud won three individual gold medals and narrowly missed a fourth in speed skating, but his heroics paled compared to the attention lavished on Henie, who won her third straight gold medal. A week later, she won the world championship for the 10th year in a row, then turned pro. Moving to the U.S., she toured in her own skating show, starred in nine Hollywood movies and was worth more than $45 million when she died in 1969 at age 57.
Ball, who had been the best player on Germany's bronze medal-winning hockey team in 1932, was invited back from voluntary exile in France to lead the 1936 German squad. He was the only Jew on the German Winter Olympic team and his presence was a token gesture by the government of Adolf Hitler to mollify anxious IOC officials who objected to the Nazis' fervent anti-Semitism.
The story of the hockey tournament, however, wasn't one German Jew, but 11 British Canadians, who led Britain to the gold medal and stopped Canada's undefeated Olympic winning streak at 20. The best of the imported Brits was goaltender Jimmy Foster, who allowed just three goals in eight games.
After winning six gold medals in 1932, the U.S. had to settle for one this time, in the two-man bobsled driven by Ivan Brown.
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National medal standings are not recognized by the IOC. The unofficial point totals are based on 3 points for a gold medal, 2 for a silver and 1 for a bronze. Total medals are in parentheses.
Leading Medal Winners
Number of individual medals won on the left; gold, silver and bronze breakdown to the right.
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Scores: Britain beat Canada, 2–1; Czech., 5–0; and tied the U.S., 0–0 (OT). Canada beat Czech., 7–0, and the U.S., 1–0. The U.S. beat Czech., 2–0.
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|Longer Days, Better Scores, Fewer Dropouts for Wilkes Schools
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|Thursday, 17 June 2010 06:18
Do longer school days mean benefits to students? The Wilkes County Schools think so, and they've got the data to back that up.
Wilkes extended the school day for this past school year, meeting the state requirement of having 1,000 hours of school by extending the days by 45 minutes. Dr. Steve Laws, Wilkes Superintendent, told the Wilkes Journal Patriot that elementary and middle schools used this additional time for enrichment activities and intervention that varied according to needs of students. He said the use of this additional time school each day likely helped increase test scores.
In the high schools, the additional 45 minutes each day was absorbed by extending each class period. Laws reported that end of grade test scores were up, drop-outs down. He said the increased focus from adjusting to a longer school day and implementing curriculum and technology changes likely invigorated teachers and helped them be more effective in the classroom.
The N.C. General Assembly approved the Wilkes school plan to shorten the calendar by 18 days and add 45 minutes to each school day for 2009-10 last year, thus helping the system save $900,000 and avoid job cuts. It met the requirement of having 1,000 hours of school, but allowed a variance from the mandatory 180 days. Wilkes is the state's only school system with the shortened calendar.
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(2) Mission analysis; affordability assessment.— The Commandant may not initiate a Level 1 or Level 2 acquisition project or program until the Commandant—
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(1) Requirements.— The mechanisms required by subsection (a) shall ensure the implementation of a formal process for the development of a mission-needs statement, concept-of-operations document, capability development plan, and resource proposal for the initial project or program funding, and shall ensure the project or program is included in the Coast Guard Capital Investment Plan.
(2) Assessment of trade-offs.— In conducting an affordability assessment under subsection (a)(2)(B), the Commandant shall develop and implement mechanisms to ensure that trade-offs among cost, schedule, and performance are considered in the establishment of preliminary operational requirements for development and production of new assets and capabilities for Level 1 and Level 2 acquisitions projects and programs.
Source(Added Pub. L. 111–281, title IV, § 402(a),Oct. 15, 2010, 124 Stat. 2941.)
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Britney Spears may have changed a lot over the last several years, but one thing has remained constant -- her love of Starbucks.
The pop starlet was spotted on a coffee run over the weekend, along with sons Sean Preston and Jayden James, and her little puppy Hannah.
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NEWPORT–Two games, two completely different outcomes for the UCA boy's and girl's basketball teams on Saturday afternoon as they squared off against Concord at the Newport Elementary School.
In the opening game, the Wildcat girls took control early and never let up, winning decisively 38-13.
In the second game, the roles were reversed, and it was UCA administering the punishment as they handed their foes a very one-sided 64-22 loss.
Starting with the girl's game, Concord scored early and often in the first quarter racking up twelve points to UCA's two.
In their previous games, the Crusaders have had their best showings in the first quarter of their games, but in this one, they just did not have the juice.
"We are not as confident as we need to be at this point of the season," said coach Molly Smith.
Emily Haren paced the Wildcats with 6 points, while Laura Libby scored UCA's only bucked of the quarter.
It was a much better second scoring-wise for the Crusaders with Concord barely out-scoring UCA 10-9.
Indeed it was much closer, but the WIldcats still controlled most of the action.
UCA had to look to the deep shot to get their scoring going, getting two three's form Hannah Piette, and another from Christina Maxwell.
Kasey DeGreenia was the big force for Concord, scoring six points on three field goals.
Leading 22-11, the Wildcats completely took over in the second half, first shutting out UCA 10-0 in the third, then out scoring them 6-2 in the fourth, coasting their way to a 3-0 record.
UCA drops to 0-3, and coach Smith is trying to figure out a way for her girls to get out of their slump.
"We are going to look at the positives, focus on them, and try to correct the mistakes and turn them into something positive."
DeGreenia led the way for Concord (1-0) with 11 points,while Hannah Piette's eight were tops for UCA.
As stated, things went much better for the UCA in the day's second game.
Concord's Mark Austin opened the scoring, but then UCA took over.
Paul Saaman's seven points led a 12 point run by the Crusaders, and the writing was quickly becoming visible on the proverbial wall.
Already leading 15-6 after one, UCA pounded home another seventeen points in the second, and now the ink was dry and the lettering was bold, in I believe a Times New Roman font, saying "Don't look now, but I think UCA's going to win this game."
Chris DeLaBruere, who had five in the first, added eight more in the second, while Saaman dropped in two from the field to brings his first half total to eleven.
Things got ugly in the third, with the Crusaders putting up 23 to Concord's 7.
All seven of UCA's players had points in the third.
Jon DeLaBruere, despite having his should go out and then back in to his socket in the first half, got his long range game going, Ji Hwan Kim had a pair of buckets, and Dale Martell and Marc Quirion each had two points.
"It was great to have the opportunity to use them like we have wanted to," said coach Tony DeLaBruere. "Overall it shows that they are capable of scoring too and a game like today gives them a chance to relax and have the game come to them."
The tough part of winning blowout games for UCA is that there is not an option of resting your starters.
Seven players on the roster means that only two can sit, and when you have as many weapons as UCA does, who do you sit?
Big man Marquel Taylor-Webster, Saaman, the DeLaBruere boys, and the list goes on.
Coach DeLaBruere explains how hard it is to try to have his guys slow down in these types of games.
"I have seven kids who love to play hard, and Chris and Paul especially, you see it with them," said DeLaBruere. "They get this dazed look in their eyes and they go bonkers, and I can't have them lose that, so I'm never going to reign them in, although today I did a little bit."
Anyway, the boys had little trouble in this one, as Chris DeLaBruere once again led the club in scoring, putting home 18, while Saaman was the other Crusader in double-digits, adding 14 in limited action.
Brody Young's 8 were a team-best for Concord.
Now UCA will travel to Pittsburg, NH for a make-up game against Canaan today.
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You gotta love Camilla Belle. While most of her young Hollywood peers are swapping beaus, hair colors, and insults at warp speed, Belle is refreshingly pulled together. Plus, with her raven hair, creamy skin, and bold brows, she has a young Liz Taylor sort of beauty. This radiance was on full display recently when she attended a presentation of Chanel's Cruise collection in Santa Monica. Belle's fashion-forward eyeliner (a big fall trend) and dewy skin were simply flawless. We rang up Lisa Storey-the makeup artist responsible for this perfection-to find out all the details on this divine look.
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"Camilla has amazing skin, so I just used the sheerest application of foundation to warm up her skin," Storey says. She applied Bronze Universel de Chanel Sun Illuminator to Belle's face and Pro Lumiere Correcteur Professional Finish Concealer under her eyes. "I quite like this concealer," Storey says. "It's illuminating, has amazing pigment, and blends so naturally that it looks like you don't have any makeup on at all. It's the perfectly consistency too-it never crackles when you smile."
Storey dusted any of Belle's shiny spots with Natural Finish Pressed Powder and brushed on Joues Contraste Powder Blush in Nude. "Over the Bronze Universal, this peachy-pink blush makes the skin look healthy and radiant," Storey says.
Belle was game for incorporating a fashion element in the night's beauty look. "She loves fashion, knows what's going on in that world, and has the confidence to experiment," Storey says. With this in mind, Storey slightly accentuated Belle's brows with Le Crayon Yeux Precision Eye Definer in black. Storey scribbled the pencil onto the back of her hand (warming and softening the product), and then applied the color with a stiff brow brush.
Next, Storey used the warm brown shades of Quadra Eye Shadow in Variations on Belle's lids. To define Belle's eyes, Storey used Ecriture de Chanel Automatic Liquid Eyeliner in black. She suggests starting the liquid liner application directly behind the eyelashes, almost in the lash line. "Don't try to make a shape at first," Storey warns. "You run the risk of over-applying the liner and looking like someone's crazy aunt." The look was finished with several coats of Chanel's newest mascara, Inimitable, in black and a swipe of Levres Scintillantes Glossimer in Glow on Belle's lips.
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Jessie's Wobbuffet is one of Jessie's main Pokémon, but she doesn't use him in battle much. Like Misty's Psyduck, he likes to pop out of his Poké Ball randomly. Jessie got it by accidentally trading her Lickitung for him. It knows the move Counter, but it fails to perform it on many occasions. When Jessie James and Meowth are blasting off Wobbuffet and Mime Jr. finish by saying "Wobbuffet!" and "Miiiiiime mime mime!" Wobbufett acts as a comic relief. Jessie left her Wobbuffet at Team Rocket HQ along with her Yanmega and Seviper when they went to the Unova region.It is set to reappear in a Pikachu short that will come out in the 15th Pokémon movie.
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Roznowski, Kroll now official aldermanic candidates
Incumbent Jeff Roznowski has filed paperwork to run for re-election as 6th District alderman and newcomer Jeffrey Kroll has announced he will run for the 1st District seat in April.
Roznowski was appointed in October, 2010, when Thomas Herzog resigned and moved to Elm Grove. Roznowski then ran unopposed in the April, 2011, election to finish out the remainder of Herzog's term.
This time Roznowski will seek a full four-year term on the council.
Kroll, 32, is a lifelong Wauwatosa resident who works as a professor at Waukesha County Technical College.
District 1 incumbent Linda Nikcevich is not seeking re-election.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa fall leaf collection in progress
Wauwatosa's annual leaf pickup began Oct. 12 and will run for about a month.
Residents may rake leaves into the streets by the curbs, but are asked to leave space for cars.
Yard waste pickup has been discontinued. Residents are asked not to rake plants or pumpkins into the leaves at the curb.
The last day to rake leaves into the street by curbs is Nov. 15. Community members may be subject to a charge to remove leaves placed in the street after the final pickup has been completed.
Wauwatosa's Friends of Center Street Park to hold Fall Fest Oct. 17
Boy scouts and students of the Wauwatosa Public Schools will chuck pumpkins through the air — among other activities — during the Friends of Center Street Park's second annual Fall Fest Oct. 17.
From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Center Street Park, located between Center and Clarke streets, with the main entrance at 6420 W. Clarke St., the community can participate in family-friendly activities like pumpkin carving, scarecrow building, pumpkin bowling, free games and crafts and live music.
A major funding announcement by Waterstone Bank will also take place that day.
Multiple food trucks and Sprecher's Fire Truck will be on site. Local dignitaries, Milwaukee Alderman Michael Murphy and Wauwatosa Alderman Bobby Pantuso, will be serving caramel apples that day.
All proceeds from Fall Fest will benefit Center Street Park improvements.
Thousands of items on sale at Wauwatosa Public Library in late October
The Wauwatosa Public Library plans to sell thousands of new and used books, CDs and DVDs later this month.
The library, 7635 W. North Avenue, has announced the following dates and times for the sale:
·9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 24
·1 to 4 p.m. Oct. 25
On Sunday, shoppers can bring a bag and for $2, may fill it with items.
Wauwatosa School District to host 'Autism Insights and Strategies'
The Wauwatosa School District, in partnership with the Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin, will host "Autism Insights and Strategies" next week.
The event is for general education teachers in collaboration with special education staff, educational assistants and support staff are invited to the event presented by Autism Consultant Mary Graczyk McMullen from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 13. Families are also welcome to attend.
The presentation takes place at Longfellow Middle School, 7600 W. North Ave.
To register, send your name, phone and email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Call (414) 988-1260 for more information.
Public invited to name baby giraffe at Milwaukee Co. Zoo
The newest addition to the Milwaukee County Zoo's giraffe exhibit needs a name and the public is invited to help.
The baby giraffe born Sept. 16 to mother, Ziggy, and father, Bahatika, stands 5 feet, 9 inches tall, and is doing well, according to the zoo. The baby animal is nursing from mom and is spending time with the other giraffes, but now the zoo is soliciting the public's help in deciding what to name him.
The following are the name choices:
·Asante — Swahili word meaning "thank you;" also the name of this giraffe calf's grandfather
·Jua — Swahili word meaning "sun"» Read Full Article
Large crowd in Wauwatosa gymnasium discusses coyote attacks, seeks answers
Packed tight into a gymnasium Tuesday night it was apparent many residents concerned about a recent surge in coyote attacks were interested in one thing: a plan.
After two dogs were killed in Wauwatosa last month and a suspected third just last week, city officials and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources held a public meeting Oct. 6 at Underwood Elementary School to discuss how to combat the reoccurring problem.
Amid educational information about how to scare away coyotes and their behavioral tendencies were questions about the legal penalties of discharging a firearm within city limits and whether city officials plan to add extra park patrols around dusk and dawn.
"If I have a concealed carry, how much trouble will I get it in if I shoot a coyote?" asked one man in the audience.
"What if it's out of self-defense?" asked another.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa West girls volleyball team bounces back for victory
The Wauwatosa East girls volleyball team jumped out quickly, but then Wauwatosa West cleaned up their act and battled tooth-and-nail to earn a hard-fought, entertaining 3-1 victory Oct. 1 at West.
Tosa West won, 18-25, 25-23, 25-20, 26-24.
The Red Raiders won the first set (25-18) as the Trojans continued to struggle with one of their rotations.
Tosa East started out hot and took a 11-2 lead to roll to a win in game one, which did not please West coach Kelly Dwyer.
"We started to be complacent and started making a ton of errors," Dwyer said. "East battled back and took game one from us. We had four missed serves and nine hitting errors; that's 13 points that we handed to them. It's hard to beat anybody if you hand over 13 points on your own mistakes.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa East volleyball team wins thriller against Trojans
The crosstown boys volleyball rivalry lived up to its billing Oct. 1, as Wauwatosa East bounced back from a slow start and hung on to defeat host Wauwatosa West.
But it took five sets to do it. East beat West by scores of 23-25, 25-14, 25-21, 20-25 and 15-13.
"We came out strong and quick in the first game," West coach Kyle Sikora said. "We quickly established the middle with good passing and let Alou Dillon put ball after ball away in the middle. He was huge, and they could not stop him, even with a triple block."
But East coach John Simon's crew adjusted and won the next two matches (25-14, 25-21).
"In the second game (25-14) we came out flat and let East take a seven-point lead," Sikora said. "After that, it was back and forth, but we could never make up the difference. East is a very scrappy team and picked up everything we threw over the net."» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa East soccer team ties second-ranked Cedarburg
Wauwatosa East won one, tied one and lost one this week, but the tied match was the most impressive outing.
The Red Raiders began by blanking West Allis Central, 10-0, on Sept. 29 in West Allis.
Because of the blowout, the match ended at the 60-minute mark.
Tosa East would put the game out of reach early in the first half, scoring five goals in the first 12 minutes of the match.
Goals were scored by Ben Prange (two), Tristan Reagan (two), Josh Klein (2), Joe Tuffnell, Agu Ibanez-Baldor, Jake Reed and Paul King, while assists went to Reagan (three), Carter Kowalski, Andy Moe, Jordan Hoffland and King.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa West football team blanks Vikings, earns playoff spot
With Wauwatosa West earning a playoff berth following a 41-0 win over New Berlin West on Oct. 2, the final two games will be crossover games, playing the Woodland Conference Eastern Division.
The Trojans (5-2 overall, 3-2 conference) travel to Shorewood to play the Shorewood/Messmer co-op (3-4, 2-3) in a nonconference game at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9. Then next week (Oct. 16), the Trojans host South Milwaukee (4-3, 2-3).
The Vikings battled Tosa West to a 0-0 tie after one period before Kobe Vines, back in the lineup after an injury, scored on an 18-yard run at 9:13 and Rayvon Bartlett, Jr. scored on a 2-yard run with 1:29 left in the half.
"New Berlin West runs the football well, using that split-back veer," Trojans coach Matt Good said. "They average 6 yards per carry. We knew they would get yards, but we needed to make plays and get turnovers."
Tosa West recovered two fumbles and two interceptions by Haller and Logan Scharf, proving Good correct in his assessment.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa East boys cross country team finished second at the Purgold Invite
The Wauwatosa East boys cross-country team placed second at the nine-team Cudahy Purgold Invitational on Oct. 3.
South Milwaukee won the event with 33 points, followed by the Red Raiders (52), Whitefish Bay (74) and Oak Creek (85).
The Red Raiders had great balance, as all five runners — all seniors — finished in the top 15 and the two extra runners finished in the top 19.
"We tried a different race plan for this meet that forced the boys to run in packs," coach Mackenzie Laska said. "Sam Potter paced the entire varsity group through two miles. They boys did an excellent job running together and committed to the race plan that required everyone to be faster at the 2-mile mark than they have ever been before. For some of the guys, this was even faster than they have run the 3,200 meters in track."
As usual, Potter led the way, finishing seventh in 16 minutes, 43 seconds. Right behind him was Marquez Green, who took eighth (16:43), Nathan Green in 10th (6:55), Paul Gagne 12th (16:57) and Sam Telloh in 15th (17:07).» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa East boys volleyball team beats Cedarburg
The Wauwatosa East boys volleyball team had a busy week, beating Cedarburg on Sept. 29, losing to Marquette on Sept. 30, beating Tosa West on Oct. 1 and losing in the quarterfinals of the Middleton Invitational on Oct. 3.
Tosa East finished second in pool play at Middleton, beating Appleton West (21-19, 14-21, 15-10) and Mukwonago (21-19, 21-18) but losing to Homestead (15-21, 15-21).
They defeated Hartland Arrowhead (25-23, 10-25, 15-11) in the pre-quarters and then lost to Kettle Moraine (16-25, 18-25) in the quarterfinals.
Middleton stat leaders for East were Aaron Plaisted (21 kills, 24 digs, nine blocks), Dan Jokisch (23 kills, 17 digs), Joe Marx (37 assists, 16 digs), Connor Baudhuin (38 assists), Blake Kratzer (22 digs), Cal Rohde (15 kills, seven blocks) and Eric Winter (13 kills).
Tosa East beat Cedarburg, 3-1, (25-14, 18-25, 25-21, 25-21) at home to begin the week.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa East, West girls cross-country teams finish third, fourth at Purgold Invitational
The Wauwatosa East girls cross-country team placed third and Wauwatosa West was fourth at the eight-team Cudahy Purgold Invitational on Oct. 3.
State-ranked Whitefish Bay scored 37 points, finishing ahead of another state-ranked team in Oak Creek (43), Wauwatosa East (79), Wauwatosa West (126), Hartford (131), South Milwaukee (149), Cedarburg (176) and Greenfield (195).
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Three juniors led the way: Janet Fee finished eighth (personal best, 20:00), Andrea Mabie took ninth (20:01), and Jordyn Summerfield was 13th (20:17). Fee is now second on the all-time 5,000-meters list, Mabie is third, and Summerfield fourth.
Then the youngsters finished up, as freshman Abby Wood took 20th (20:35, sixth all time) and Sydney Evans was 29th (21:30, eighth all time).» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa West girls tennis finishes second in Woodland Tennis Tournament
Wauwatosa West's girls tennis team took second place as a team and won two titles in doubles Sept. 29-30 at the Woodland Conference Tournament at Greenfield and Greendale.
The Trojans finished second (33 points) behind champion New Berlin West (39).
Trojan coach Kosta Zervas was confident going into the tournament.
"I knew going in we'd have a very good chance to make a nice run and finish at the top," he said. "We had several top seeds going in. Some of our early round matchups concerned me and might make our day a bit more difficult. That proved to be the case, and we came up a bit short. Had we come up on the positive end of some of those early matches, we'd be talking about a third conference championship in three years."
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Sherman C. Ward Jr. likes to do things differently, which is why The Elephant Song spoke to him.
The 91-year-old artist and playwright who lives on Dingman Point, Alexandria Bay, saw its premiere in 2004 at the Stratford Festival in Ontario.
I was quite taken with it and thought, This is something I can do, he said.
Little Theatre of Watertown, with Mr. Ward directing, will present The Elephant Song by Nicolas Billon at the Black River Valley Club as a dinner/theater and general admission shows beginning Thursday and running through May 4, when it will have a special showing at Macsherry Library, 112 Walton St., Alexandria Bay.
This is a heavy play no laughs, Mr. Ward said. Maybe there will be a couple of tears at the end.
The play is about an eminent psychiatrist who vanishes from his office. The last person to see him is Michael, a troubled patient obsessed with all things elephants. The hospital director, ignoring the nurses cryptic warnings, tries to question Michael.
Mr. Ward explained the shows title comes from the patients obsession with elephants.
The play is full of mind games and verbal tugs of war.
Its dramatic aspect is a departure from the comedies staged by Little Theatre of Watertown.
Thats one of the reasons Im doing it, Mr. Ward said. Watertown (Little Theatre) does mostly not very deep plays. I thought this was an opportunity to show the audience we can do something else. Its also a challenge for the actors to do something else. You really have to work developing a character.
The one-act drama, which has three actors and a female apparition who appears at the end, will be staged in the round at the Black River Valley Club and at Macsherry Library. Audience members will be seated in a circle around the actors. The play is set in a psychiatrists office. There are no walls on the set, only props.
Im trying to bring something a little bit different for the audience, said Mr. Ward. The audience will practically sit right on the stage.
He said he told his actors: I want you to be able to whisper on stage and the audience to hear you.
Its the kind of feeling that the audience is in the office with them, Mr. Ward said.
Mr. Ward has double-cast the show. But the actors arent performing in specific teams matched for certain days. He has mixed up the performers throughout the performance schedule.
Im rehearsing it that way as well, so they can get used to working with other people, he said.
There was one aspect of the premiere Mr. Ward viewed at Stratford that he didnt like, so hes changed his staged version. It involved a characters mother, who sang opera.
They had her behind a scrim off to the side, Mr. Ward said. I thought, This takes me right out of the play. I decided shell be right in the play. Im going to put her in physically to move around and act out the aria shes singing.
The nonagenarian Mr. Ward obviously isnt done with his own stage or artistic acts.
I dont know where I get the energy, but Im doing it, he said. Im 91. I got to keep going.
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LOUISVILLE – The St. Lawrence River Valley Redevelopment Agency Chairman says the road to saving 65 inpatient beds and all 500 jobs at the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center is an uphill climb.
The Office of Mental Health plans to restructure inpatient services across the state by 2017. In St. Lawrence County, child inpatient care services will be moved to Utica and adult care services to Syracuse as part of a broad plan to create 15 regional centers of excellence. The sex offender program will remain in place.
I hope that all the services will remain available, Robert O. McNeil said Tuesday. The commissioner says they want it closed, so we have to undo the commissioners decision. This is going to be a fight. Its not scheduled to close for another couple of years, but I think this is going to be tough.
After attending the meeting with state and local legislators and the chair of the Senate Mental Health committee, Mr. McNeil said he thinks the meeting, which brought over 100 north country citizens to city hall Tuesday, sent a strong message to state officials.
I thought it was very productive, Mr. McNeil said. I thought that everyone, including Sen. Ritchie and the Assemblywoman Russell, did an excellent job. I thought that arguments of keeping that facility open from a number of professional people – psychiatrists, emergency rooms doctors from Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center, along with the hospitals, school officials, and a number of those providing care – were well-expressed.
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He's my hero. A role model. Showing cycling as an enjoyable activity. Brilliant.
Great! And even better - he's not wearing a helmet...
The best lessons in life are taught and learned on a bike, especially started when young.
So, the Los Angeles Times article... Satirical or serious? I never can tell.
Oh, it's serious. I'm beating back commenters here.
By the way, this is a great blog. :-D
Proving? That politicians make poor role models.
Of course, he's on a paved beach path, but you'll probably see a "clarification" in a day or so, which will endorse helmet wearing.
Things have really gone wrong when, the first and only thing people notice at the sight of a cyclist is that he or she is not wearing a helmet.
The irony is that one of his daughter's is wearing a tee-shirt with the word "PEACE" on its front, yet this "change" president has not done anything to bring about peace--he has escalated war in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and he has not ended the war/occupation of the United States in Iraq.
redcat, (miaou) well anyone who agrees to become President of the US pretty much signs up with the military-industrial complex (and only social movements can force governments' hand to end wars), but that said, this stuff is nuts. Obama looks great on his bicycle, and is in no danger whatsoever from traffic. Pity the kids are forced to wear hijab aka helmets on a beach path.
Just hope Obama's handlers don't force him to don a helmet if he should do a photo-op cycle ride at the World Climate Conference in Copenhagen!
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The acclaimed entertainer and bestselling author Steve Martin and the wildly clever New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast team up in a weird, wonderful excursion through the alphabet.
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My only experience with Private Stocks thus far have been with existing (i.e. used) guitars. With the recent availability of some Brazilian rosewood, I'd like to place an order before the BRW is gone forever. I'm having a bit of trouble deciding exactly what specs I want...mostly in the bling department. For those who have ordered a Private Stock in the past, are there any recommendations? Things you'd do differently? Any pics of cool artistic touches?
First and foremost, I want this to be a tone monster. Of course, I want it to be gorgeous, cuz they ain't cheap! But if it sounds like crap, it's all for naught. What I'm thinking so far is basically a short-scale Modern Eagle 1, but dressed up a little.
DC245 (with the normal headstock...not the "Santana style")
BRW neck (obviously! )
Wide-Fat carve with very-slightly rounded shoulders
Stainless steel frets (Is that an option?)
Modern Eagle tuners (slightly different than Phase II, extra stabilizer screw...NOT open-back)
I want a Mann-Made trem...1-piece! Brass saddles?
Obeche body
Quilted maple top
Vintage Yellow finish...anyone seen one in Satin? I'm thinking maybe just gloss the top...
Tonewise, something simple...McCarty electronics, with Zebra pickups. 59/09 bridge, 53/10 neck. (Non-squabbin!)
By the way, here's the top I've selected:
Here's where I'm getting stuck...
Part of me wants it to look Old School with plain Mother of Pearl Birds. But then I think this is a special guitar, so I should dress her up. Perhaps abalone inlays? Just enough to dress her up from a normal ME1? Then I see stuff like Americana Birds and Artist III purfling. Decisions, decisions...
Any recommendations and photos will be much appreciated!


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