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MADISON, Wis. - After Friday's offensive fireworks, the Wisconsin men's hockey team (2-0-0) proved on Saturday that it was more than capable of grinding out a win in a 2-1 slugfest, as it topped Northern Michigan (0-2-0) at the Kohl Center to earn its first opening-series sweep since the 2004-05 season.
"I really like from the system standpoint, early in the game we did some really good things," said head coach Mike Eaves. "In the second period, we didn't get rewarded for what we were doing. The game got tight and we had to solve the riddle. In the third period, it was our will versus their's and we found the answer to the riddle."
Nic Kerdiles (Irvine, Calif.) made it two quick starts in a row for the Badgers, as he took a Joseph LaBate (Eagan, Minn.) pass, weaved through the Wildcat defense and beat NMU goaltender Michael Doan with a slapshot from just inside the blue line to give Wisconsin a 1-0 lead. The goal came just over eight minutes into the contest.
It would be one of the few offensive highlights for either team, as over 40 minutes would pass before the next goal, with the Wisconsin defense holding the Wildcats to just 12 shots on goal through two periods.
Those 40 minutes proved to be the calm before the storm, as Northern Michigan came out with increased pressure and intensity in the final frame, culminating with a Luke Eibler finish to tie the score at 1-1 with 10:40 left in the game.
The junior intercepted a pass in the neutral zone and beat Wisconsin goaltender Joel Rumpel (Swift Current, Saskatchewan) from a few strides inside the blue line to knot things up.
But the score wouldn't remain tied for long, as the Badgers responded with Grant Besse's (Plymouth, Minn.) second goal in two nights.
With just 3:35 to go, Besse took a feed from Michael Mersch (Park Ridge, Ill.) and turned it into a 2-on-1 scoring opportunity for UW. He ripped a shot from the left side, but the puck got away from Doan, and the freshman gathered his own rebound. He put the Badgers ahead for good with a backhand tap-in.
"(Besse's) confidence just got greater because of the result of the play," Eaves said. "But if you're looking and it's 1-1, you need to get a goal and he has that innate ability. Not only did he make the shot, but he followed the shot to net and got his rebound [with] his shin pads and [got it to] his blade, and he knows what to do with it.
"Good offensive players, it's interesting. If you watch enough hockey, they make bad passes, bad decisions, but somehow, someway the puck goes back to them. How do you explain that? It's the thing they have and you can't explain it. Grant has that and it was a goal-scorers goal."
It was a much cleaner contest than last night's matchup, as the teams only combined for five power plays, with Wisconsin going 0-3 and Northern Michigan going scoreless in two opportunities.
Rumpel was a major reason the score stayed low. The junior made his first start in the net this season and grabbed 20 saves, as his uncle, Roy Schultz--a 1980 All-American goaltender for the Badgers--watched from the stands.
Saturday's game marks the final October home contest for the Badgers, who won't play at the Kohl Center again until Nov. 1 and 2 against Lake Superior State. In the meantime, UW faces a pair of big tests in Boston, as they take on No. 4 Boston College on Friday at 6 p.m. CT and 19th-ranked Boston University on Saturday at 6 p.m. CT.
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The Cyclones got off to a fast start and used two goals from senior Jason Rieg (Long Valley, N.J./West Morris) to take a 4-1 lead in the first quarter. Stockton then went on to score five of the next six goals in the game to even the score at halftime, 5-5. Stockton then outscored Centenary 6-2 in the second half to get the final 11-7 score.
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BROOMFIELD, Colo. - Broomfield officials will begin counting final ballots on a fracking measure Thursday.
The measure to ban hydraulic fracturing for five years fell 13 votes short of passing in the Nov. 5 election -- 10,253 voters said yes, 10,266 voted no.
The tally won't be official until officials count the overseas and military ballots, provisional ballots and other ballots with problems like missing signatures.
Jim Candelarie, Broomfield Clerk and Recorder, said there were at least 350 ballots to add to the count.
This year, Broomfield's city council approved at least 31 new gas wells using hydraulic fracturing in the county, upsetting some community members. The issue then went to voters.
Hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking, is a gas drilling process that blasts chemical-laden water deep into the ground. Supporters say the process is safe, while opponents say the technique pollutes groundwater.
Fracking bans did pass in Boulder, Lafayette and Fort Collins on Nov. 5.
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In Lafayette, 59 percent of voters supported extending that city's moratorium.
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Suggestion is a form of communication, it may be used by a hypnotist or hypnotherapist once a subject/client is in a hypnotic state. Suggestions can be used both in and out of hypnosis.
It differs from the state of hypnosis, because that is is a physical and mental state, that can be identified by particular physical, mental and neurological signs, such as slower breathing, slowed heart rate, suggestibility, and alpha brainwave patterns and because suggestion is a form of communication rather than a state of being.
Suggestion may be used by a hypnotist or hypnotherapist once a subject/client is in a hypnotic state. Suggestions can be used both in and out of hypnosis.
Suggestion is not only within the remit of hypnosis. It can be found everywhere, but is used a great deal in advertising and promotion. The idea that you might read more about hypnosis here, is a suggestion. As is: whatever you do, do not think about hypnotherapy.
Probably having its foundation in early life and childhood, the conscious Critical faculty (CCF) is a process that lies between the conscious and unconscious acting as a guardian.
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What is Yoshi's Land? Nobody seems to know - or, perhaps, the people who do know aren't talking. We've been seeing the game popping up around the place, first on the Wii U debug menu (quickly explained away as a "mock up"), and now in not one, but two American retailers, who have both pulled the references from their websites.
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Other than the "mock up" comment, Nintendo has remained very quiet about this potential new release. We have seen no box art or design for the alleged title, but I think it's fair to say that Yoshi's Land is definitely coming, the question instead is "When?".
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When Ernie and Barbara Ringo purchased their KOA campground in 1987, it was booking a handful of campers each season. Lots of repairs, upgrades, and long hours later, the Ringo host more than 17,000 campers each season at their KOA.
Before they purchased the campground, they lived in Alaska where Ernie worked in oil processing, while Barbara held down the home front. Ernie retired and decided he "wanted to do something he had never done before." He went on a hunt to find a new focus in his life.
While reading a magazine one day, the couple saw a KOA advertisement about the franchise opportunity. Barbara said they spent the next several weeks traveling the country touring KOA campgrounds for sale.
"We're awfully proud of the one we got. We are a little bit different being in the metro area, but we serve a distinct purpose," Barbara said.
Barbara said the couple likes to "make the customers as happy as we can when there here and keep them another night. There are so many things to do in the area; just one night won't do it."
When they aren't working they like to visit grandchildren. Ernie races cars and participates in races in any way he can.
People sometimes ask the Ringos when they will sell their campground and retire. Barbara tells them, "We're not ready to sell because we are having so much fun!"


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Just curious about what your kids are drawing, or how they do when they write or draw pictures. I dont know.. lately Im just very impressed with my DS drawing. Its amazing to me that an almost 3.5 yr old can draw smiley faces, stick figures, dogs....basically draw things that actually look like something! LOL! Maybe he has some kind of artistic talent? Haha! Well, he's my first 3 yr old so I dont know.. maybe its pretty normal that they start to be able to draw like this now. So yeah, I was just curious what the other kids are doing.


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Monday, April 12, 2010
Mariah surfing on Easter
Mariah was seeing celebrating Easter last week on a surfboard surrounded by her dogs. (the one on the upper left looks ghost-y!)
Even in water, Mariah kept it classy and trendy in this one-piece Lisa Marie Fernandez Swim Collection.
The piece, entitled "The Farrah", is made of nylon and spandex with a layer of 100% Chloroprene (ruber).
I thought she looked great. This is a great outfit, it's sexy, revealing, yet, not so out there. What do you think?
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OUR OPINION: River Fest should be cheered, not panned
SAN ANGELO, Texas - A community holds a three-day party at the river it has spent $13 million to improve, giving thousands of residents a chance to celebrate their most cherished asset and drawing out-of-towners who spend money at local businesses. The cost to the city: just $7,500.
A big success? Apparently not to most members of the San Angelo City Council.
At their last meeting, council members, instead of cheering the civic triumph, flogged city staff for failing to stage a debt-free event. They grudgingly voted to hold the festival again next year, but admonished staff to make sure enough sponsors were on board first.
Getting local financial backing is fine — after all, the organizations that chipped in for last October's celebration benefitted from it. It would be imprudent to expose the city to a large financial outlay.
But how about a little perspective? Do council members really think that spending $7,500 for a $400,000 boost to the local economy isn't a smart investment? Isn't this precisely the kind of thing the hotel occupancy tax — which is producing record revenues these days — is for?
And technically the city didn't even experience a financial loss since sponsors of the wildly popular Color Up 5K run gave $12,140 back to the city to plant trees along the river. Were it not for unusually bad weather, the event would have been an even bigger success. Yet only Councilman Johnny Silvas gave full-throated support to it.
Along with the inexplicably tight-fisted views on the finances of River Fest, council members failed to recognize the event's value to San Angelo's civic health.
Residents cherish the Concho River. They are connected to it and recognize its importance to San Angelo's civic spirit. Events that cause them to want to go there and have fun ought to have the full backing of the city's leaders.
The long-running Fiesta del Concho delighted San Angeloans and attracted visitors for decades before losing its zest, and forward-thinking people have been looking for a replacement for years.
River Fest is it. Certainly there were stumbles to learn from in the first year, and moving it to late September to coincide with the international water lily festival makes sense.
But it's a great way to celebrate our river, and our elected leaders should applaud those who made it happen and ask what they can do to make it better, not nitpick its relatively tiny cost.
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The Cardinals were flying at 30,000 feet somewhere over rural Illinois on Sunday night when they got the news that they had officially repeated as NFC West champions.
Coach Ken Whisenhunt did the honors, announcing over the plane's loudspeaker that the 49ers had just lost to the Eagles 27-13. That, coupled with the Cardinals' 31-24 win over the Lions earlier in the day, sealed the deal for Arizona.
For the first time in franchise history, the Cardinals are opening the playoffs at home for a second consecutive year.
Division-championship caps were passed around to players and coaches amid some cheering and applause. But according to Whisenhunt, it was more a modest recognition of a goal achieved than it was a celebration.
That's because at 9-5 with two games remaining at home, the defending NFC champions have their immediate sights set on something better than a division crown. They have a chance to grab the No. 2 seed in the NFC and with it, a first-round bye.
That's one fewer game to worry about if they hope to make a return appearance to the Super Bowl. It also is a reason why Whisenhunt has zero plans to rest any of his regulars when the Cardinals host the Rams (1-13) on Sunday.
"There are some scenarios where we can potentially have the Number 2 seed if we win out and get some help," Whisenhunt said. "The only thing I know right now is a win doesn't hurt us. . . . We're going to play our players and I think that's important because we do have something at stake."
The Saints (13-1) need only to win or tie another game or have the Vikings lose or tie a game to lock up the No. 1 seed in the conference. At the moment, the Vikings (11-3) have a firm hold on the No. 2 seed. But should the Cardinals beat the Rams and then the visiting Packers in another week, and the Vikings find a way to lose at Chicago and at home against the Giants, Arizona could sneak into the second spot.
The Cardinals have an advantage in that they hold some of the key tiebreaker scenarios, including having beaten the Vikings earlier this month. But they need some help from afar, too, especially when it comes to how the Eagles (10-4) and Cowboys (9-5) finish.
Suddenly, however, a meaningless game against the Rams doesn't seem so meaningless anymore.
"The No. 2 seed is obviously a powerful incentive, to be able to get that bye week," Whisenhunt said. "Who knows what can happen? There are a lot of things that would have to fall into place. I think it's more important that we continue to try and improve and get on a hot streak going into the playoffs."
Whether they can wrest away the No. 2 seed or not, at least the Cardinals can say they avoided the Super Bowl curse. Of the previous 10 teams to finish runner-up in the Super Bowl, only two made it back to the postseason the following year. Seven of the other eight teams that missed out also finished with losing records.
A couple areas that separate the Cardinals this year: They finished 6-2 on the road, matching their highest win total away from home since 1963. And if they beat the Rams, they also will have gone the entire season without losing back-to-back games.
"The history of this franchise and this team winning on the road has not been a very good one," Whisenhunt said. "I trace it back to having success in the playoffs and the mentality you have to have in that situation is a little of what's carried over to us this year. We also were one play away (in Tennessee) from being 7-1 on the road. I think that will help us going into the postseason.
"And not losing back-to-back in this league is a significant thing. It shows resiliency with our team and hopefully, we haven't jinxed ourselves by saying that today. But one of the marks of a good team is the ability to bounce back."
With a little luck, the Cardinals might bounce themselves all the way to the No. 2 playoff seed.
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Okay, I know it's not spring. It's not even close to spring. But nonetheless, I ended up creating a quintessential spring salad last month with a smattering of veggies I impulsively bought at the store. I blame imported ingredients. How can you resist strawberries in October when they are on sale?? Truthfully though, it wasn't the strawberries that triggered this salad. It started with fava beans. I experimented with them over the summer in this Beer-Braised Chicken Stew with Fava Beans and Peas, but I hadn't created my own recipe with them before. Now that I felt familiar with their taste & texture, I was ready to take on the challenge, so when I saw them at the store I had to get them. Sitting nearby were some fabulous looking leeks, so I scooped those up as well. Once I got on the spring train, apparently I couldn't get off.
Fava beans are very hearty and satisfying. You buy them in a huge pod, and break down the pod to obtain the pretty looking beans. The beans themselves look a lot like lima beans, but once you blanch them and slip them out of their white translucent skin, they have a gorgeous bright green color and toothsome mouth feel. I thought they would add heft and beautiful color to a quinoa salad (one of my favorite 'grains' of all time). Quinoa doesn't have a strong taste on it's own, so it gives you a pretty blank canvas to work with.
After deciding on fava beans and leeks, I flurried about the store, grabbing things that spoke to me at the time. I ended up with strawberries, pistachios, and some goat cheese. I also wanted mint, but they were out, so I bought parsley, which ended up working perfectly. I got home and told Kelly what I was making and received a skeptical look… but I knew the flavors would work in the end.
After my prepping my favas and quinoa, I decided to saute the leeks with a bit of garlic to mellow out their flavor and impart a sweet oniony flavor to the salad. Then I created a slightly sweet vinaigrette with olive oil, lemon juice, and honey to cut the onion flavor even more. Together, the combo of the salt from the peanuts, the savory from the cheese, and the sweet from the strawberries was sublime. Each bite of the salad is slightly different, depending on what you scoop up with your fork, but it is all delicious. Kelly even said it was her favorite thing I've made yet!
Health Tip: Quinoa is a gluten free 'grain' (technically it is a seed, but it is treated like a grain in cooking) that contains all of the essential amino acids. Amino acids are the building blocks of protein, and the essential amino acids are the ones our body can't make, or can't make enough of, and we must obtain them from our diet. Most foods containing all of the essential amino acids are meat and dairy products, making it harder for vegetarians and vegans to get all of the essentials in their diet. (Don't worry, you won't become deficient if you don't eat every single essential amino acid every day, you just need to obtain all of them from your diet every few days). Quinoa is an excellent source of complete protein for everyone, so if you haven't tried it, make this recipe tonight. I'm sure you will find it delicious.
serves 6
2 cups quinoa, rinsed
2 cups water
1 1/3 cup shelled fava beans
2 cups thinly sliced leeks
1/2 cup chopped parsley
1 tablespoon minced garlic
4 ounces crumbled goat cheese
2 cups sliced strawberries
1/2 cup pistachio pieces
1 tablespoon oil
For the vinaigrette
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
1/8 cup fresh squeezed lemon juice
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 tablespoon honey
Cook quinoa according to package instructions and set aside in a large bowl. (You can do this while you prep all of your ingredients).
Bring a pot of water to a rolling boil. Add the shelled fava beans and blanch for 3 minutes. Drain, and let cool until you can handle them. Slip the beans out from their skin and set aside. Discard the skins.
In a small bowl, whisk together the olive oil, lemon juice, honey, salt, and pepper. Set aside.
Heat 1 tablespoon olive oil in a medium saute pan over medium-low. Add the leeks and saute for about 7 minutes, until tender. Add the garlic and fava beans and cook for an additional 2 minutes, stirring often. Remove from heat.
Add the sauteed leek mixture, pistachios, parsley, and vinaigrette to the quinoa. Toss to mix well. Add the strawberries, and goat cheese and mix just until combined. Enjoy!


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EVANSVILLE, Indiana (WFIE) -- For most women, that diamond engagement ring is one of their most prized possessions.
One woman has a story of how someone found her missing diamond in the rough.
The story begins on February 11, 1995 with a perfect proposal.
"It was just, it was a great night," Christi Hansen said. "We had a 14 month engagement."
And in Christi's case, the perfect bling to go with it.
"It's a marquis diamond on top with channel-set baguettes all around all four sides of it," Christi said.
Christi wore that ring every day for 13 years until all of a sudden, her half-carat marquis diamond disappeared.
"I looked down and noticed that my diamond was gone out of the top of it," Christi said.