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As a small tribute to Thanksgiving, we'll kick off this edition of WWSW: Answers! by stating just how grateful we are to the fashion industry and the well-dressed crop of celebs (you know who you are) who keep this story going. We also want to thank you, dear readers, for constantly filling our inboxes with outfit requests. Hopefully, you will enjoy the variety of ensembles shown above and will find a few items to add to your holiday wish lists!
Leighton Meester
It is difficult to recall how we spent our Monday nights before Josh Schwartz graced us with Gossip Girl. Our shameless addiction runs so deep that, in addition to our dogged dedication to the show and its characters, we keep close tabs on the personal style of the show's actors, too. This way we can appease the zillions of GG-related inquiries we receive. Recently, you wanted to know what everyone's favorite Queen B, Leighton Meester, wore to Lucky Magazine's Lucky Shops Event. Meester paid mind to fall's florals in a Marc Jacobs Silk Dress ($3200, 212.343.0553), while accessorizing with a Marc Jacobs Rana Pouch ($795) and Pour La Victoire Tia Pumps ($320, 212.473.9200). You can get a similar, less expensive version of the look with Adam's One Shoulder Tiered Party Dress
($525), ASOS' Satin Corsage Bag ($23), and Boutique 9's Vivacity Heels
Ashley Olsen
On any given day, you can undoubtedly find an Olsen (or two) dressed to perfection. For this story, we'll hone in on Ashley and the flawless attire she wore on November 20th to the Mango Flagship Store relaunch in New York City. Olsen really proved that less can be more in a gorgeous, drapey black dress ($139, 212.826.2585) by Mango and a pair of iconic Yves Saint Laurent Tribute Two Platform Pumps ($795). For a budget-friendly take on this exquisite getup, try Ever's Gobi Shift Mini Dress ($58) and Aldo's Voetmann Pumps ($100).
Nicole Richie
We realize that this marks the second WWSW in a row that we're featuring Nicole Richie, but can you blame us? The fashion powerhouse is exceptionally chic, plus our fabulous readers sent multiple questions in regards to the threads she showed off a few weeks ago at the DCMA Store in Los Angeles. It delights us to inform you that Richie was out and about in Jenni Kayne's Square Tunic ($495), JET's Dark Skinny Jeans* ($143), and Christian Louboutin's Simple 100 Pumps ($595). If you want to reconstruct Richie's look, consider Forever 21's Leopard Burnout Top ($14) and Charles by Charles David's Pomade Pumps. Also, don't forget to include a pair of round shades (we like Ray-Ban's Oversized Sunglasses, $139) and a fall-appropriate hat, like Urban Outfitters' Slouchy Ribbed Beanie ($28).
Joy Bryant
The effortlessly stunning, Joy Bryant, is always one to watch! As one of Rachel Zoe's star clients, her fiercely stylish ensembles never fail to enthrall us, like the look Bryant chose for a BCBG Max Azria Fundraiser in NYC. The stunning model-turned-actress showcased a stripped-down sex appeal in a BCBG Max Azria Silk Cotton Sweater Dress ($148), Express Cropped Leather Motorcycle Jacket ($298), Zac Posen Clutch (212.925.1263), and 8.15 August Fifteenth Military Boots ($350). Try your own version of Bryant's tough-and-lovely look with Ben Sherman's Knitted Haggerty Dress ($108), Vince's Cashmere Hat
($95) or American Apparel's Recycled Cotton Beanie ($16), and Nine West's Button Clutch ($60). Finish the outfit in American Apparel's Opaque Tights ($14) and French Connection's Lace Up Boots ($195).-Jessica Amento
*If you want to pick up a pair of Nicole's JET jeans in person, LA Locals can check out the brand new JET store at Fred Segal in Santa Monica (310.451.2202)!
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Staehely Earns CoSIDA Academic All-District Honors
OMAHA, Neb - Creighton baseball senior Alex Staehely earned 2013 Capital One Academic All-District VII First Team honors as voted on by CoSIDA on Thursday, May 2.
The Academic All-District selection is Staehely's first national honor, but the Illinois native earned 2012 MVC (Missouri Valley Conference) Scholar-Athlete Honorable Mention and was on the MVC Scholar-Athlete First Team in 2011.
This season, Staehely earned his second MVC Player of the Week at the outset of the 2013 season (Feb. 22) and also named MVC Scholar-Athlete of the Week.
A four-year starter for the Bluejays, Staehely is climbing the program record book. Entering the weekend he is second in assists (606), fifth in sacrifice flys (14) and second in sac bunts (41). Hitting in the middle of the order this season, Staehely has a .258 average with 32 hits and is third for the Jays with 25 RBI.
Staehely boasts 186 hits in his career, including 46 doubles and 11 home runs.
As a First Team All-District member Staehely will be placed on a national ballot for a chance to be recognized as an Academic All-America selection while competing against student-athletes from across the country.
Staehely carries a 3.65 grade point average in acoounting and finance.
The last time a Bluejay earned an Academic All-District First Team selection was Nick Judkins in 2012.
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"Consciousness is a transparent brain representation of the world from a privileged egocentric perspective."Dr Arnold Trehub
Figure 1. A. Non-conscious creatures. E1 and E2 are discrete events in the physical world. R1 and R2 are sensory transducers in the body that selectively respond to E1 and E2. R1 and R2 signal their response to unconscious processing mechanisms within the brain. These mechanisms then trigger adaptive actions. B. Conscious creatures. In addition to the mechanisms described in A, the brain of a conscious creature has a retinoid system that provides a holistic volumetric representation of a spatial surround from the privileged egocentric perspective of the self-locus — the core self (I!). For example, in this case, there is a perspectival representation of E1 and E2 (shown as E1′ and E2′) within the creature's phenomenal world. Neuronal activity in retinoid space is the entire current content of conscious experience.
Figure 2. – The self system (Trehub 2007). Neurons at the self-locus anchor the I-token (I!) to the retinoid origin of egocentric space. I! has reciprocal synaptic links to sensory and cognitive processes. Damage to the neuronal mechanisms below the dotted line results in cognitive impairment. Interruption of the synaptic link between the neurons at the origin of retinoid space (the self locus) and I! results in loss of consciousness.


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Great breakfast and extremely tasty! We only had Golden Delicious apples on hand but it still came out great!! (When your hungry does it really matter? LOL)
Rawtarian's raw breakfast bowl
Prep Time
Total Time
Shelf LifeEat immediately
Rating5/5 (from 20 ratings)5
- 1 shredded apple
- 1 tablespoon chia seeds
- 1 tablespoon shredded coconut
- 1 tablespoon raisins
- 1 tablespoon almonds or sunflower seeds
- 1 pinch cinnamon
- 1 tablespoon buckwheat groats (optional)
- 1/3 cup water or cashew milk
Recipe Directions
- 1. Shred your apple using a hand shredder. (If making only one or two bowls, I use a mandoline slicer with the shredder attachment. If making this for many people, probably easiest to shred in a food processor.)
- 2. Place shredded apple in bowl, and top with remaining ingredients.
- 3. Top with the cashew milk (best) or alternatively use water.
- 4. Stir vigourously. Within a couple of minutes the chia seeds and shredded coconut will absorb the liqid and you will have a delicious, ready to eat raw breakfast cereal.
- Check out my video below to see me make this in person :)
The Rawtarian's ThoughtsBy The Rawtarian
This recipe is very similar to my raw breakfast cereal recipe; however, there are a couple of key differences - especially the addition of the coconut and the shredding of the apple.
In fact, it is the shredded apple that makes up the recipe - and gives it a stellar texture!
This recipe is for one person.
Nutrition Facts
- This recipe is very low in Calories, Carbohydrates, and Sodium.
- This recipe is low in Fat.
- This recipe is a good source of Dietary Fiber.
- This recipe is a noteworthy source of Protein, Calcium, Iron, Riboflavin, and Vitamin E.
Amounts per 89 g (3 oz) suggested serving
|% Daily
|8 %
|4 g
|8 %
|11 g
|14 %
|23 g
|7 %
|Dietary Fiber
|7 g
|22 %
|13 g
|103 mg
|10 %
|1.6 mg
|12 %
|6 mg
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Laura G
Mar 31, 2013
Great idea Michael!
lol so true. Glad you enjoyed, Laura!
anitae's Review
Rawtarian's raw breakfast bowl
This was the recipe that made me think I could give raw a serious go. It is proof that raw foods don't have to be over-complicated to be healthy and delicious. This recipe was also the catalyst for me to become a paying member of The Raw Kitchen and try out all that you have to offer. I am so glad that I did! Thank you so much Laura-Jane! ♥
Hi Anita, thank you so much for sharing! I'm so happy you are enjoying my recipes! :)
Jul 31, 2015
didnt think much about recipe but based on Ur sterling recommendation n video, thought I'd better try it. It is EVILLY DELICIOUS! TY for Ur enthusiasm & expertise! PS - the reference to video n app on my LG 7" tablet is not a link either. No links n app for me but I searched it out n browser on Ur site. Well worth it. U make things look so easy with Ur skill & dedication.
Aww, thank you, Becky! So glad you are enjoying!
As for the link problem, it looks like you're using the app. The links won't work in the app, but in short, here's how you make the lemon cookies. 1 cup cashews, 1 cup unsweetened dried coconut, 3 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 tablespoon agave nectar or maple syrup... process, form into cookies and dehydrate!
Can you use hemp milk instead of almond or cashew milk? What is your opinion of hemp milk?
Absolutely! Hemp milk would be great on the breakfast bowl! :)
Feb 21, 2015
Chavah's Review
Rawtarian's raw breakfast bowl
Hi Susan,
I am brand new at the raw lifestyle, b/c of health reasons. I love this breakfast. It is so fast and easy and makes me feel so good and energized. I just wanted to tell you how grateful I am for you and your blog. You have been an inspiration and have helped me to bite the bullet and move forward with this lifestyle, without looking back. Thank you!
Thanks, Chavah. Music to my ears!!! Congrats for moving forward with your raw goals.
Emily D
Feb 02, 2015
Emily D's Review
Rawtarian's raw breakfast bowl
I tried this recipe and I "Loved" it. Thank you so much for the simple breakfast. I have a question concerning the buckwheat groats? Does it matter if the buckwheat groats is hulled or unhulled?
Hi Emily,
I'm not sure about the unhulled vs. hulled - the ones that I buy at my health food store look like this
Theresa's Review
Rawtarian's raw breakfast bowl
i love this and loosing weight
Hi Theresa! I'm so happy for you! :)
troberts's Review
Rawtarian's raw breakfast bowl
Newbie here again! Just finished my bowl and I have to say this is way better than any boxed cereal. I loved the flavors and texture especially the crunch! I am not much of a smoothie gal so this is definitely one I will be eating for breakfast or as a dessert! I love cinnamon so I will be adding more of a pinch next time. I have to admit, I was very skeptical but thought every recipe I have tried so far is awesome so I gave it a go. Thanks again. I am inspired and happy I found your sit. I love and look forward to a healthier, happier, and energetic life.
Aww, thank you. I feel so thrilled when I read messages like yours! :)
Nov 14, 2014
Benita's Review
Rawtarian's raw breakfast bowl
Fast, easy, filling and so yummy. I'm new to eating raw and really enjoying this site. I saw the idea of using dried cranberries (which I like much more than raisins). Going to give it a try in the morning. Thanks for taking the guess work out of trying raw.
You are very welcome, Benita! Enjoy your brekkie bowl! :)
Sep 28, 2014
I didn't think this would be good, but I tried it anyway. I liked it. I made mine with dried cranberries because I'm not into raisins that much and I don't do nut milks too much since my daughter is allergic to peanuts and nuts (trying to get her to eat better and detox). Anyway, I had banana milk. It was really good. I put too much milk but it was still good. Thanks so much.
Hi Candy, I'm glad you made this recipe work for both you and your daughter! :)
Aug 30, 2014
Hazel's Review
Rawtarian's raw breakfast bowl
This was outta this world! Awesome texture. And the cashew milk... ohmy. THANK YOU <3
So pleased you enjoy the breakfast bowl, Hazel! :)
Aug 23, 2014
Very yummy breakfast and easy to make. For my cashew milk, i use blueberries, cashew, vanilla, a pinch of salt, dates, water and unsweetened cocunut milk and put all in the blender. Then pour over the bowl with all the ingredients for breakfast. It is delicious! Love this app coz it is convenient!
Glad you like the app, Daisy. And your breakfast sounds delish! :)
Aug 06, 2014
What would you recommend if apples aren't in season?
Hi Brett!
Pears or fresh blueberries sound like perfect substitutions to me :)
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(2) To provide preschool age children with cognitive learning opportunities in high-quality language and literature-rich environments, so that the children can attain the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary for optimal reading development in kindergarten and beyond.
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Sources indicate that HBO will
begin filming the Rangers today for the second season of "24/7: Road to the
Winter Classic," which will keep Rangers fans across the country glued to their
TV sets this winter.
Last year's riveting look at the inner workings of the
Pittsburgh Penguins and Washington Capitals was tremendous in its own right,
but with the beloved Blueshirts the subject of this year's show, the series
could be some of the most memorable footage for Rangers fans yet produced.
HBO has proven its ability to nail behind the scenes sports
shows and any all-access look at the Rangers would be entertaining, so there's
little doubt that the show will be a huge hit among the Blueshirt
faithful. Just don't expect HBO to
necessarily focus on the aspects of the organization that you'd like.
Though Rangers' and Flyers' fans will comprise a large
percentage of "24/7's" audience, HBO will be hoping to captivate all other
hockey fans and hopefully some casual sports fans as well. So while diehard Blueshirt fans would probably
be thrilled if HBO focused solely on the intricate details of New York's
organization and the team's development, it's likely that the network will put
more effort into capturing the major national storylines that could appeal to a
wider audience.
Diehard Rangers fans would love very different subplots than
the network. Some that come to mind:
- An inside look at the offices of the cigar-smoking general
- A look at how the homegrown group of young players interacts
on and off the ice
- An understanding of how Henrik Lundqvist operates
- Any footage of Ryan Callahan's growth as a leader
- Displays of chemistry between the young players on and off the ice
- A look at Marian Gaborik's revival, or lack there-of
But HBO would likely prefer options such as:
- An examination of fiery Coach John Tortorella's demeanor
away from the rink compared to at it
- A tour of the hot spots of New York City with Sean Avery
- An examanation of the new Madison Square Garden
- How high-priced free agent Brad Richards takes to his new
- A view of the home lives of various players and their
That's not to say that "24/7" won't feature a mixture of
material, but the network has a larger audience to cater to than just the
Ranger-obsessed. Though Sean Avery could
have little to no role on the Blueshirts this year, he's a compelling national
sports figure with an eclectic personality and could command heavy air-time on
the show.
While hardcore Rangers fans would probably prefer the show
to really examine the many storylines of the season, HBO must try to appeal to
the largest audience possible and may choose to stay with broader, obvious
plots than the minute details that could make the show unforgettable.
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Whether the source is high brow or low brow, a documentary or a dear childhood movie, or even a musician, fashion muse, or muppet, it's safe to say that your Who What Wear staff casts a wide net when searching for inspiration. Though it's difficult to determine which comes first, the ideas or the product, there is always synergy between the latest collections and the style icons that capture our imagination each month. Right now, thanks to the eighties-influenced looks seen on a few of the most impactful runways-like Marc Jacobs, Balmain, and Gucci-we are drawn to a few films that embody the outrageous style that defined that decadent decade. And while much-viewed cult classics like Weird Science and Return to Oz certainly proved to be sartorially satisfying, we couldn't help but notice that some of the best merch on the market looks like it was ripped from the set of the so-bad-it's-good flick, Howard The Duck. While we wouldn't suggest that this George Lucas-produced adaptation of Marvel Comic's most unlikely superhero should be in your Netflix queue, we will ask that you consider our spot-on red-hot roundup of HTD-determined products in today's edition of Currently Channeling!
Rather than recapitulating the entire bizarre and outlandish plot of Howard The Duck, we'll just give you a wee plot breakdown instead. Down on his luck, Howard is an anthropomorphic duck who is mysteriously beamed from his alternate-universe hometown of Marshington D.C. to Cleveland, Ohio. Upon his arrival, Howard meets (and shacks up) with a fashion-forward animal-lover named Beverly (played by Lea Thompson, of Some Kind of Wonderful and Caroline in the City fame). Though Howard is dapper in tweeds and suspenders, as lead singer of the synth-rock group Cherry Bomb (think Pat Benatar-meets-Billy Idol), Beverly's attire can't be beat. Her outfits feature patterned tights, tribal punk, lingerie as outerwear, grommeted denim jackets, buckled heels, and the sort of sculptural hairdos and smoky eye makeup that would make François Nars proud. Needless to say this film is a visual and sartorial feast (especially for those with an appetite for in-your-face eighties fashion) so we are quite pleased to serve up some killer pieces inspired by Howard the Duck.
Topshop Longline Floral Lace Bra ($40)
This floral bustier is the epitome of fall's bold and risqué nod to eighties inspired fashions. Although the lace bra isn't the most practical or appropriate piece for every public outing, layer it under a button-down shirt tied at the waist or wear it with a slouchy boyfriend blazer to update the look for the 21st century!
Zero + Maria Cornejo Drop Pants ($398)
Leave it to conceptual clothing designer Maria Cornejo to update the drop-crotch trouser in an of-the-moment Prince of Wales print. We love how the classic tweed calls to mind Howard's preppy pantsuit, but the sophisticated pleats and tapered shape makes these pants the perfect slack selection for the modern fashion-forward femme.
Mango Triple Buckle Heeled Ankle Boots ($103)
Mango, the Spanish purveyor of fast-fashion, has really outdone themselves with these Triple Buckle Boots. Though the silver-tipped clasps call to mind those ubiquitous Chloe Sevigny for Opening Ceremony Multi Buckle Suede Wedge Booties ($625), we think these heeled booties are a very smart, versatile, and Beverly-approved shoe selection that will be perfect well into winter.
Dannijo Shiloh Necklace ($656)
We first predicted that chunky chokers would dominate the décolletage of accessory lovers ages ago. If you haven't picked one up yet, we recommend that you consider Dannijo's Shiloh style. The tangled strands of crystal stones and metal chains feel deliciously over-the-top and dramatic-much like Beverly and her Cherry Bomb bandmates on-screen ensembles. Not only will it enliven your best t-shirt, jacket, and jeans combo, it's also a great accent for a cocktail frock.
Kenneth Jay Lane Deco Drop Earrings ($222)
While deco jewelry emerged during the twenties, the bold colors and geometric shape of these Kenneth Jay Lane earrings look spot-on for the decade of excess in which Howard the Duck is set. Though we can imagine other awesomely attired eighties fashion plates like Jami Gertz's Less Than Zero character, Blair, wearing a similar style, HTD's Beverly would totally rock these drop earrings underneath her crimped mane. For a more modern take, try these sculptural earrings with your favorite one-shouldered cocktail dress for a very au courant effect.
AM Eyewear Clear Strip Bon Bon Wayfarer Sunglasses ($179)
These sculptural square shades scream Max Headroom! We can totally envision Beverly, who is always dressed to the nines, slipping on these specs for a retro and radical final touch. Whether you wear them with your favorite boxy blazer or a crushed velvet mini, these sunnies get our seal of approval!
Maje Kaza Lurex Jacket ($525)
Though today's titular character-yes, Howard himself-usually sticks to classic tweed separates and colorful patterned ties, we couldn't resist including this boxy blazer with a hint of sheen. We can completely envision Beverly borrowing this glitzy jacket from her webbed-footed friend to check out prospective venues. Make sure to pair this shiny piece with your favorite Balmain-inspired outfit, and you'll have a killer eighties-influenced look that is updated for modern times!
Topshop Tassle Bead Matador Shrug ($100)
Although traditional matador garb may call to mind Ernest Hemingway's Death in the Afternoon or Madonna's "Take A Bow" music video, this beaded strong-shouldered bolero is better suited for crowd-surfing than bullfighting. Beverly wore an identical style during a performance with Cherry Bomb-follow her lead by fastening on this dramatic cover-up over your favorite body-con mini dress for your next karaoke session!


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Martha, who worked at Costa Rica Expeditions for 15 years from 1982 to 1998, recently returned to take up the position of receptionist. She will be handling the dozens of calls, solicitations and deliveries we receive daily in our downtown San Jose office. In the last several years Martha has worked in a restaurant and two local hotels. read more...
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If you are looking to enjoy the many wonderful restaurants that New York has to offer, Restaurant Week is the perfect way to see them all without breaking the bank.
Sunday, June 01, 2014 - Sunday, August 31, 2014
Where: Beverly Canon Gardens – 241 N Canon Drive, Beverly Hills California, 90210
When: Thursday, June 5, 2014 - Thursday, August 7, 2014
Thursday nights starting at 6:00pm and 7:15pm
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Group led by Nolan Ryan looking to buy B-Mets & move to Ottawa in 2014?
According to the Ottawa Citizen, a group led by Nolan Ryan is interested in purchasing the Binghamton Mets and move them to Ottawa for the 2014 season.
However, according to the Binghamton Press and Sun, B-Mets President Michael Urda denied the team was for sale.
Earlier this year, the Ottawa Citizen reported the B-Mets would be bought and moved to Ottawa for the 2014 season, but Urda angrily denied that claim as well.
The Mets and B-Mets have been affiliated with each other since 1992. The two teams announced a new, four-year player development contract in August.


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The winning logo that will symbolize the upcoming 175th Anniversary of the City of Clinton was unveiled today in a ceremony that included presentation of awards to the top three contenders in the city's anniversary logo contest.
CLINTON, Ill. (March 12, 2009) The winning logo that will symbolize the upcoming 175th Anniversary of the City of Clinton was unveiled today in a ceremony that included presentation of awards to the top three contenders in the city's anniversary logo contest. The cash awards were made possible by a $1,000 grant from Exelon Nuclear's Clinton Power Station.
The City of Clinton will celebrate its quartoseptcentennial birthday over three days from June 18-20, 2010. With the goal of involving residents in the event, the celebration committee held a community-wide contest for a logo.
First place went to Patrick Peterson of Clinton, who received $200. His logo depicts four categories of the city's history: agriculture, railroad, prominent residents and industry. The logo will be used on promotional materials, including letterhead, clothing, banners, and advertising.
Second place went to Fran Thompson and Heather Long of Clinton, who jointly received $150. Third place went to Stephen Bradd of Clinton, who received $100.
'We'd like to thank Exelon for being a good neighbor and supporting our celebration's planning efforts," said Marjorie Devore, committee chair. "The selection of the logo is an important part of our celebration identity because it represents our past, our present and our future."
"We are proud to be able to support and be a part of the City of Clinton's upcoming milestone celebration planning activities," said Russ Kearney, Clinton Power Station Site Vice President. "We appreciate the support the community has given us over the past several decades and we want to help the community celebrate many more years to come."
The remainder of the grant may be used for other efforts to promote the city's anniversary celebration.
Exelon Corporation is one of the nation's largest electric utilities. The company has one of the industry's largest portfolios of electricity generation capacity, with a nationwide reach and strong positions in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Exelon distributes electricity to approximately 5.4 million customers in northern Illinois and southeastern Pennsylvania and natural gas to 485,000 customers in the Philadelphia area. Exelon is headquartered in Chicago and trades on the NYSE under the ticker EXC.


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The renowned Kruger Brothers will be playing May 12 at 6 p.m., an event not to be missed according to Susan Annas.The $15 admission will benefit the Caldwell Memorial Hospital Foundation, and Annas said the money will be used for new beds at the hospital. That's not the only reason to come to the concert, however. According to Annas, the Krugers know how to put on a good show. For ticket information, contact Annas at 828-757-5525.
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I don't actually expect this to get locked but I just had to share that little bit of awesome I found floating around on the interwebs.
Have you seen the full video? It's one of the first LEGO stop animation videos, from the 80's or so.
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The 2015 application process is now closed. Please check back in October for 2016 program information.
Program Summary
The Minnesota Twins Community Fund Youth Coaching Grant Program will distribute grants of $100 - $2,000 to assist youth baseball and softball organizations in recruiting coaches for the youth teams in their leagues. The grants will help organizations augment their programs by providing a stipend to high school and college students to serve as coaches for youth teams. The program is intended to get high school and college students interested in coaching youth baseball and softball while supplying them with a summer job.
The Youth Coaching Grant Program will be administered by the Minnesota Twins Community Fund staff who review all requests, pay grants, work closely with grantee organizations to ensure that guidelines are followed and maintain all program records.
The program is open to any Upper Midwest nonprofit organization or local government unit wishing to augment their program by hiring additional coaches for youth teams. The grants are intended to go toward recruiting new coaches and not to supplement an organization's budget by granting money to coaches who are already paid by the organization.
Other Requirements
Organizations receiving grants must complete a final report discussing the use and impact of the grant. This report should also document work hours and payment to coaches and should include cancelled checks or pay stubs along with timesheets signed by both the coach and the organizations administrator.
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Applicants must complete the application and submit other required documents. Final grant determinations will be made by the Twins Community Fund Board of Directors.
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LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — Police are investigating a one-car accident that killed a 51-year-old New Ashford woman on Thursday night.
Sheryl A. Surprenant of State Road in New Ashford was driving northbound on Route 7 when her car crossed lanes and went off the road, crashing through the sign for the former Lamp Post Motel, on the southbound side, said police.
Officers responded at 9:22 p.m. to the report of a vehicle off the road near the motel on Route 7. The Chrysler had flipped and was lodged in trees and brush.
"The vehicle was on its roof and in the trees. She was pronounced dead on the scene," said Sgt. Gary Kirby on Wednesday. "It was a very difficult extrication by Lanesborough Fire and EMS."
A passerby, who works in the tree removal business, reported the accident and began clearing brush until emergency responders arrived. Speed was a factor based on evidence at the scene and a witness account, according to police, but the rest of the circumstances are still under investigation.
The accident caused some backed up traffic but the road remained open.
Kirby was not on the scene that night but Officers Brad Lepicier and Robert Moore, and Investigator Timothy Sorrell responded along with Lanesborough firefighters, emergency medical services, and County Ambulance. The Massachusetts State Police accident reconstruction team is assisting with the investigation.
Suprenant, a Pittsfield native, resided for many years in Southwick before returning to the area.
NEW ASHFORD, Mass. — A two-car motor vehicle accident led Police to close a section of Route 7 for nearly two hours Monday morning.
The accident occurred 4 miles south of the Five Corners at about 7 a.m.
State police said both drivers of the vehicles were transported to Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield with "nonlifethreatening injuries."
Names were not available, but the crash involved a 22-year-old man from Agawam driving a 1997 Saturn coupe and a 59-year-old Williamstown driving a BMW sedan. Both drivers were entrapped in their vehicles and had to be removed using the Jaws of Life, according to state police.
There no other passengers in either car.
Williamstown and Lanesborough police assisted with traffic; New Ashford and Williamstown fire departments responded to the scene.
The state police Collision Analysis & Reconstruction Section (CARS) was called to assist with the investigation.
Traffic was being rerouted to Route 43 from Lanesborough to Williamstown from about 7:30 a.m. until about 9:30 a.m.
Lanesborough Police were redirecting traffic at the intersection of Route 7 and Brodie Mountain Road. Emergency responders from Lanesborough and Cheshire also were reportedly on scene.
No further information was available but the investigation is continuing by state police from the Cheshire barracks. Any charges would be filed after the investigation is complete, said police.
Update: Frank C. Burgmaster, 52, died Wednesday of injuries sustained in the accident.
NEW ASHFORD, Mass. — A Williamstown man will be charged with driving under the influence for the third time after his pickup truck collided head-on with another truck late Tuesday afternoon on Route 7.
According to state police, Frank C. Burgmaster, 52, was headed northbound in a 1996 black Dodge Ram when he crossed the center line near Roys Road on the New Ashford Road just after 5 p.m., nearly hitting another car.
That driver was able to avoid a collision, but Burgmaster then plowed head-on into a 2009 red Toyota Tacoma driven by Savita Wheat, 22, of Pownal, Vt.
Both vehicles ended up on the center line and both drivers were transported to Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield. Burgmaster's injuries were described as serious.
Police, fire and two ambulances responded to the scene. Cars were forced to turn around at the scene and diverted to Route 43 for more than an hour until the scene was cleared.
Burgmaster will be summonsed to face charges of driving under the influence of alcohol, third offense, negligent operation of a motor vehicle and marked lanes violation.
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Libby Jandl
Career Statistics
Played in 92 career games … started 81 of her last 82 games … helped lead Duke to 38 shutouts.
2012 Summer Action:
Played with the New York Athletic Club in the Women's Professional Summer League (WPSL) ... advanced to the finals of the U.S. National Cup tournament.
Senior (2012):
Started all 23 games … named to the Duke Nike Classic All-Tournament Team … recorded an assist in a 5-2 win over Marquette on Sept. 9 … played 90 minutes or more in 17 of the 23 matches … tallied 2,007 minutes, tied for the second highest on the team.
Junior (2011):
Started all 27 games ... selected Soccer America Team of the Week and the Primetime Performer of the Week by CollegeSoccer360.com on Aug. 31 ... a key member of a defense that allowed just 13 goals all season and posted a school-record 16 shutouts ... assisted on two goals ... played 90 minutes or more in 20 of the 27 matches ... led the team with 2,366 minutes played.
Sophomore (2010):
Earned a spot on the Duke Nike Classic All-Tournament Team ... saw action in all 23 games including 22 starts ... tallied 1,956 minutes, the second highest on the team ... took three shots ... member of a defensive unit that registered 10 shutouts.
Freshman (2009):
Played in 19 matches, starting the final nine games of the season … part of the defensive unit that recorded nine shutouts … notched an assist against Alabama A&M … scored her first career goal on her first career shot against Miami … recorded 1,007 minutes on the season.
High School/Club:
Four-year letterwinner and starter for Shawnee Mission East H.S. ... as a senior, helped her squad to nine shutouts and scored five goals as a center back ... named 2009 Second Team Spring Girls' Soccer All-America ... earned first team All-Conference, first team North Eastern Kansas Region, first team All-State, first team All-Johnson County, first team All-Metro and Conference Defensive Player of the Year ... earned All-Conference honors as a sophomore and junior as well... earned the captain nod during her junior and senior seasons ...chosen as Shawnee Mission East High School's Athlete of the Year as a freshman... contributed to a Kansas Regional Championship as a freshman... served as team captain for her club soccer team, the Dynamos, which were ranked 15th nationally and won the 2008 and 2009 Kansas State Cup Championship ... with the Dynamos, she netted seven goals and had four assists as a central defender ... also excelled as a four-year letterwinner and starter in basketball ... as a junior guard, earned second team All-Conference and honorable mention All-Johnson County honors ... during her senior basketball season, was team captain, earned All-Conference and All-State accolades as a senior hoopster ... led her hoops team to a 62-24 record, which is a school record over a span of four years ... led her H.S. team to state for the first time in 19 years with a 19-5 record ... member of National Honors Society ... earned an International Baccalaureate Degree Diploma ... ranked 3rd out of a class of 462 with a 4.84 GPA ... named a 2009 Kansas Governor's Scholar ... Art Newcomer Award Winner for S.M.E as a senior ... named as a finalist for the Kansas City Star Scholar Athlete of the Year for the Greater Kansas City Area... nominated by the Kansas City Sports Commission in 2009 as the Kansas Female Athlete of the Year.
Full name is Elizabeth Gould Jandl ... was born March 27, 1991 and resides in Mission Hills, Kansas ...daughter of George and Ann Jandl ... has two sisters, Kate (28) and Brooke (26), who are both Duke graduates - Kate graduated in 2006 and Brooke graduated in 2008 ... her brother, John (23), played on the soccer team at DePaul University - 2012 graduate ... a 2010, 2011 and 2012 ACC Honor Roll selection ... majored in psychology, while obtaining a minor in economics and her markets and management certificate ... selected to the Dean's List at Duke in the Fall of 2011 ... All-ACC Academic Team selection as a junior.
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They offered Cassell, last season's co-captain and emotional leader, a two-year deal that could be worth as much as $12 million. Radmanovic, whose long-range shooting helped in the Clippers' run to the Western Conference semifinals, received a five-year, $31-million offer, sources close to the players said.
No word on the Dunleavy extension in the piece and whether the Clippers are interested in coming anywhere close to the $7 million/per that he's rumored to be seeking. Clipperblog feels that any salary defrayed to Dunleavy at the expense of the player roster is ridiculous. Bring back all the parts, and let Dunleavy play out his current contract of $2.5 million this season. If he's truly worth the $7M, then we'll see a Pacific Division crown and a two seed. If the Clips win between 41-45 games (cataclysmic injuries notwithstanding), do you really think they couldn't - and shouldn't - do better to throw that money at someone else?


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A charity that creates a best day ever for terminally ill children and their families inspired more than 500 people to come to a fundraiser Sunday at the North Side Improvement League, 633 Mill St.
Mardi for Maddie, a Mardi Gras-themed event put on by the Maddies Mark Foundation, featured childrens games with goldfish as prizes and autographs from Spider-Man.
I expected a fair number of people, but I didnt want to get my hopes up, said Matthew R. Musto, vice president of Maddies Mark.
While Mr. Musto said he was not surprised that the event was successful, he was shocked by how many people turned out. The parking lot was packed, and he had to have someone run out to buy more goldfish for prizes.
The Albany-based charity is named for Madeline E. Musto, late daughter of Mr. Musto and his wife, Erin.
Three months before 5-year-old Maddie died last February from a rare brain tumor, the family visited relatives in the north country and managed to enjoy a respite from Maddies illness. Upon sitting down to eat at a restaurant in Lewis County, Maddie told her parents that it had been the best day ever.
Those words prompted Mr. and Mrs. Musto to give terminally ill children a reason to smile by giving them one perfect day whether it is at the zoo, at a fair or at any other family-friendly event.
The foundation also has paid to build a playground at Madelines elementary school outside Albany and hopes to build another in Carthage.
At the carnival in Watertown on Sunday, hundreds of children were smiling, running around and begging their parents to let them play just one more game.
We wanted to support Maddie and her family, said Jessica A. Percy, Black River.
She brought her 4-year-old son, Dillon G. Granger, to the event.
I think its great, actually, Ms. Percy said. All the kids have so much to do.
For $2 admission per person or $10 for a family, children and their parents received Mardi Gras beads and two tokens to play games, and could sign up for door prizes.
At Saturdays spaghetti dinner, Mr. Musto said, about 160 people were served. On that night alone, the charity raised $1,000.
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Twin brothers in Belgium have become the latest faces of the practice called physician-assisted suicide, renewing the debate over the legalized atrocity known euphemistically as "death with dignity."
Proponents of the "Death With Dignity" suicide laws that are currently allowing people in Washington, Oregon, and Montana to kill themselves may want to consider the tragic end of twin brothers in Belgium who decided they didn't want to live anymore.
The 45-year-old brothers, identified by USA Today as Marc and Eddy Verbessem, were both deaf, and had recently learned that they were soon to go blind as well. That news led them to the conclusion that they would rather die than become dependent upon others. While Belgium supposedly allows euthanasia only in cases of "unbearable suffering," and a local doctor had denied the Verbessems' request to help them die, the two found an eager helper in David Dufour, a doctor at Brussels University Hospital who agreed to assist at their suicides by lethal injection December 14. Dufour told German television network RTL that the brothers were "very happy" to be able to end their lives, and he was only too glad to help.
"It was a relief to see the end of their suffering," Dufour said. "They had a cup of coffee in the hall, it went well and a rich conversation. The separation from their parents and brother was very serene and beautiful." At the end, "there was a little wave of their hands and then they were gone." And with that Dufour tidied up, put away the instruments of death, and went on with his own life.
Family members said that Marc and Eddy, who had worked as cobblers, were growing distraught over the prospects of going blind, and though their parents and brother tried to talk them out of it, the suicide option, made relatively easy by Belgian society, proved too appealing to resist.
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WOLFE ISLAND, Ontario A tugboat towing two empty barges was freed and being escorted downriver Saturday morning after running aground near the east end of Wolfe Island about 6:40 a.m. Thursday.
St. Lawrence Seaway officials said no fuel leaks were reported but about three gallons of hydraulic fluid from tugboat Echo IIs rudder area leaked into the river.
The tug is owned by the Quebec-based marine services company Ocean Group. The news that the tug was freed was posted Saturday on the blog The Ship Watcher, which also reported that the tug had sustained damage. Efforts Saturday to reach Seaway officials werent successful.
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Instead, I think we should be explicitly thinking about information levels and explicitly catering to different audiences with different needs and capabilities. One metaphor that might work well is that of an alpine ski hill. There we have (in the US for instance) green runs for beginners wanting a gentle introduction and where hopefully nothing too bad can happen. Blue runs where the technical level is a little more ambitious and a little more care needs to be taken. Black expert runs for those who know what they are doing and are doing it well, and finally, double black diamond runs for the true masters. No-one accuses ski resorts of being patronising when they have green runs interspersed with the more difficult ones, and neither do they get accused of elitism when one peak has only black runs going down (as I recall all too painfully on my first ski outing). People self-segregate and generally find their way to the level at which the feel comfortable – whether they want a easy or challenging ride – and there is nothing stopping them varying the levels as their mood or inclination takes them.
I think this is exactly what we need in science communication. Explanations and stories unapologetically pitched at all sorts of different levels (and not just at a fictional 'Mr or Ms. Average Newspaper Reader') actually already happens in many environments (though not in newspapers, TV or institutional websites), however, where the analogy breaks down is that there is no signage. There is no Google icon that tells you whether the link is a green level explanation or an experts-only-you-will-get-hurt-if-you-don't-know-what-you-are-doing technical discussion. There is no Wikipedia sliding scale to direct you to the information level appropriate to your level of competence or background knowledge.
Thus we often find that beginners are confused or turned off by inappropriate (for them) complexity, and old hands demanding something more challenging, and people in the middle despairing that we aren't reaching the 'right' people with whatever level we adopt.
So how should we move forward? Can we institute a some kind of information level meta-tagging that would eventually be recognised by Google? (does that even matter)? Does such a system exist already?
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Several sites across the state will host events in preparation for the release of a wildlife viewing guide next month by the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
Among the six Watchable Wildlife events to be held in the area is a hike and viewing trip starting at 11 a.m. today at the Wild Center of the Natural Museum of the Adirondacks, 45 Museum Drive, Tupper Lake. Other events will be held in East Islip, Queens, Mamakating, Savannah, Honeoye Falls and Depew.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said in an emailed statement that the state has a strong conservation tradition and increasing appreciation for wildlife, a boost for the states environment and economy.
The protection and improvement of our natural environment is more than just an investment in the quality of life for all our citizens; it benefits local economies in all corners of the state, he said, in the statement.
The Outdoor Industry Association of New York reported that each year outdoor recreation generates $33.8 billion in consumer spending and $2.8 billion in state and local tax revenue, along with 305,000 direct jobs and corresponding wages of $12.5 billion.
The DECs guide, projected to come out next month, features more than 110 sites across the state, including sites best for bird watching, nature walks and animal rehabilitations. The department created the guide with help from State Parks, Empire State Development, Audubon New York, The Nature Conservancy, ORPHP and NYC Parks and the Urban Park Rangers.
DEC Commissioner Joe Martens said in the email statement that the guide was an example of cooperation among state agencies to promote its natural resources, which he called the states greatest assets.
Rose Harvey, Commissioner of the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, said that the guide could help deepen the appreciation for places like state parks and wilderness areas.
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Awareness is growing rapidly about the recent initiative to bring Common Core Standards to schools across America. Although the standards were supposedly proposed by the National Governors Association (NGA) and the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) — giving the illusion that the agenda is "state-led," it was the federal government that endorsed the plan by offering $4 billion in grant money through Obama's Race to the Top program to cooperating states. Representative Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-Mo.) recently decided to take action and write a letter to U.S. Department of Education Secretary Arne Duncan and is currently seeking co-signers from congressional colleagues. Congressman Luetkemeyer addressed several issues of concern with Common Core — and in the last half of his letter he emphasized the crux of the problem: data mining.
"We understand that as a condition of applying for [Race to the Top] grant funding, states obligated themselves to implement a State Longitudinal Database System (SLDS) used to track students by obtaining personally identifiable information," Luetkemeyer said. "We formally request a detailed description of each change to student privacy policy that has been made under your leadership, including the need and intended purpose for such changes."
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CUMBERLAND – It's been 68 years since Wilfrid E. Hebert, 91, returned home from World War II and he has spent much of that time coming to terms with his days as a B-17 crew member flying missions over Europe.
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CUMBERLAND – It's been 68 years since Wilfrid E. Hebert, 91, returned home from World War II and he has spent much of that time coming to terms with his days as a B-17 crew member flying missions over Europe.
Hebert, an ex-POW and a resident of Flat Street, can tell you what helped him most through his troubled times and also about the things he still grapples with when holidays such as Memorial Day arrive.
"There are times when I have to go and be by myself, times when I can't be with people," Hebert said during a visit to the town's Cumberland Monastery property off Diamond Hill Road on Friday.
Hebert was behind the installation of a granite monument to combat veterans of all wars there back in 2000 and still stops by from time to time to see its inscriptions — its dedication to the veterans "that fought, suffered and died so that America can be free," and the poem he wrote for the soldiers who never came home.
The monument, he explained, is one of the best things he ever did to remember a group of his contemporaries that gave so much to their country.
It has also become a place to honor the latest group of soldiers defending America, the veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan, according to Hebert.
"I'm proud of this monument," he said.
Hebert went off to war in October of 1942 and ended up as a flight engineer with the crew of a B-17 bomber in the 840th Squadron of the 483rd Bomber Group. A native of Lawrence, Mass., he had moved to Woonsocket in 1927 and attended Mount St. Charles Academy before he joined the service.
The first mission Hebert flew out of Stamperone, Italy, taught him the hard and lasting lessons of air combat. His flight of bombers was on a run to Vienna, Austria, when it ran into heavy flak from enemy guns below. Hebert's plane took a hit and his pilot sent him down to check on the bombardier and navigator who were not responding on the intercom.
Both of the flyers had been killed instantly by the blast and the image of their lifeless bodies remains with Hebert today.
"When we landed, the blood just flowed out of that plane just as if you had a faucet open," he said.
A check of the aircraft later showed it to be riddled with holes, large and small.
Hebert ran into trouble in the air again on a mission to attack a munitions factory in Pilsen, Czechoslovakia, on Oct. 23, 1944. His B-17, the Shadrack, took a hit in one of its four-engines and the 10-member crew made a bid to fly back to Italy on the remaining three engines. The plane lost additional engines along the way until just one was still running as the plane flew over Austria. When that engine gave out, Hebert and his fellow crew members bailed out. All survived and only the co-pilot was hurt when he broke his legs in the landing, Hebert said.
Hebert and other members of the crew were captured near Landeck, Austria, and held in prisoner war camps until the end of the war in spring of 1945. All of the crew members, including the injured co-pilot, survived and returned home.
Hebert said he attempted to put his war experiences behind him on his own for 45 years and then finally began to deal with them with other veterans like himself with the VA's help.
"I started going to the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Clinic at the VA in 1990 and I can cope with it now better than I used to," he said.
The key to the support at the VA was the involvement of other veterans facing the same issues, Hebert said. In his own group, he was able to talk with other former POWs and hear what they went through during their time in captivity.
"It takes a POW to help a POW," he said.
The VA had counselors to help as well but at the time even they were still learning about PTSD.
"They had to learn about it from us," Hebert said.
The Shadrack crashed into the Tashach Ferner Glacier in the Austrian Alps back during the war and its later discovery by an Austrian businessman, Wolfgang Deutsch of Innsbruck, resulted in Hebert making trips to Austria beginning in 2002 to meet Deutsch and see his collection of parts from the plane.
He also spent many years participating in reunions of the 483rd Bomb Group, serving as president before he gave up the gavel in 2005. Today he hasn't been able to attend recent annual reunions but still stays in touch with the organization's members.
While some try to honor veterans on the holidays of Memorial Day and Veterans Day, Hebert said, he experienced the best tribute possible recently while walking into Davenport's Restaurant on Mendon Road, wearing his Air Force cap.
A young man standing near the door saluted him when he walked in and the gesture took Hebert aback, prompting him to ask if the salute was to him.
"[The man] said, 'Are you driving the red car with the POW license plate,' and I said I was," Hebert recalled. "He said, 'Well I'm saluting you... you the ex-POW.'"
The young man was in fact himself a soldier just back from Afghanistan where he had lost his leg in an explosion that destroyed the vehicle in which he was riding with other members of his unit.
"I said, 'I don't know why you are saluting me, I should be saluting you,'" Hebert recalled.
The two talked a bit and Hebert walked away enriched from meeting the younger veteran. Before parting, Hebert said he left the soldier with the recommendation that he stop by and see his monument at the entrance of the Monastery in Cumberland.
"It was a very touching moment. Touching for him and touching for me," Hebert said.


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