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Before talking about the solution in dealing with wrinkles, I'm going to first explain where wrinkles come from. I will then talk about how you can prevent them from forming in the first place or how to reduce them once you've already gotten them. I do hope that information on this site will be of some use to you.
What Are Wrinkles on Forehead?
If you really want to know how to get rid of forehead lines, then it's for the best that you get an informed opinion on the subject first. There are two types of wrinkles, one type of wrinkles is something commonly referred to as "forehead rows" or those wrinkles that run straight across the forehead.
Another type of wrinkles is called "the elevens" or "frown lines", which are deep vertical wrinkles between your eyebrows that appear every time you frown, hence the latter moniker. These are technically called glabellar lines, however. Regardless of the type of forehead wrinkles you got, these lines tend to make you look older or even angrier than you really are!
The Causes of Forehead Lines
Getting forehead wrinkles is a common complaint among people as they age. There are many causes for the formation of forehead wrinkles and just how severe they'll come out: genetics, free radical formation, environmental exposure, collagen loss, cigarette smoke exposure, and even how often you do facial expressions.
Say, you don't live in an area where "environmental exposure" and even "cigarette smoke exposure" are problems. You live in a clean, middle-class suburban neighborhood, and your husband isn't a smoker. Otherwise, I would highly encourage anyone to avoid such hazards, because you've heard that they can lead to or even worsen beforehand forehead wrinkle formation. Ironically, all the stress you've experienced from having forehead creases has probably worsened them in the long run! Getting rid of forehead wrinkles is no easy task.
The Technical Side of Forehead Rows Formation
More to the point, your wrinkles on your forehead are typically formed whenever your skin begins to lose or lack elastin and collagen. Aging in and of itself can cause this process, although wrinkling can be worsened, aggravated, or accelerated by the different factors outlined above. From genetics to excessive sun exposure, the cards are stacked against you when it comes to forehead wrinkles. It's particularly frustrating for those of us who've inherited this tendency to get wrinkles earlier than others from our parents or grandparents.
You may also get quite alarmed to learn that the mere act of smiling, laughing, and moving your facial muscles can exacerbate your forehead wrinkles' appearance. Say you're a particularly animated person, and you tend to truly express yourself with your facial reactions. Seeing the wear and tear it did to your face (particularly around the forehead region) through the years is pretty heartbreaking for you; so much for laughter being the best medicine and all that. As for all you squinters out there, not only can that cause eye wrinkles and crow's feet, it also aggravates the glabellar lines or frown lines.
General Advice in Avoiding Wrinkles
The best course of action when it comes to wrinkles is preventing them from happening or at least keep them from worsening when you already have them. For example:
- Makeup and Wrinkles: Hiding wrinkles on your forehead with makeup must be done with care. You know the hard way that makeup tends to sink into the really deep lines, which highlights them further instead of hiding them. A mask becomes worthless if what you're trying to hide remains visible, after all.
- Avoid the Sun: Direct contact with the sun can hasten the formation of wrinkles because it's one of the fastest ways of drying your skin. You should wear sunscreen if you're in constant contact with the sun. Ultraviolet rays are particularly harmful to your skin, especially when it comes to your forehead area, which is often exposed and unprotected.
- Drink Water: Because wrinkles are a result of dry, non-moisturized skin, hydrating your body is essential. The better hydrated you are, the more chances you have of keeping your skin wrinkle-free. Skin moisturizer cannot beat the simple benefits of drinking plenty of water to hydrate yourself from within.
- Lifestyle Factors: As mentioned earlier, certain bad habits like smoking or excessive alcohol intake can aggravate the signs of aging, which of course includes your facial wrinkles. In order to ensure your forehead's smoothness, you might as well cut back on alcohol and tobacco, because these vices can lead to accelerated aging symptoms, among many other health detriments.
- Eating a Healthy Diet: A balanced, nutritious diet doesn't only help prevent wrinkles; it can also ensure a longer lifespan in the long run. By making sure you're getting all those right vitamins and minerals you need to be healthy, your body will be more resistant to all the usual signs of aging, including wrinkles.
Possible Solutions
Things like genetics, free radical formation, and collagen loss are factors that lead to wrinkly dilemma. Like it or not, sooner or later, no matter how healthy your body is or what diet you follow, you will succumb to the inevitability of old age. When that happens, you'll notice that your skin isn't as supple or hydrated as before, and it will tend to dry out more often. That's exactly what you experienced, and you tried very hard to push back the hands of time by replenishing your skin with all sorts of moisturizing products, skin creams, and, once you were faced with the onset of those darn lines, wrinkle creams. They were all met with mixed success.
One method you never tried out that your friends used was surgery. Brow lifts and temple lifts are typically used to permanently rejuvenate the forehead. Of course, you see this as too much of an extreme measure. It's particularly invasive to boot, and it involves small incisions in the hairline. Not to mention, you've also heard some horror stories regarding surgery that went bad. Besides which, its expensiveness is certainly out of the question. However, there are at least less invasive treatments available that can lessen the visibility and amount of your forehead wrinkles.
At any rate, you were so desperate that you even tried the ever-popular Botox procedure. Yes, you're well-aware of the jokes about Botox turning a woman's face into a frozen mask that's devoid of expression. Nonetheless, once the jokes have taken their course, people notice your "tired" face more often than your "dead frozen" one. If you want to remove forehead wrinkles temporarily, this is the treatment to get. Continue reading ->


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At a time when governments at all levels appear in a frenzy to reduce regulatory burdens, one rule that makes all the sense in the world apparently is in jeopardy of being swept away.
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Benjamin Fonoti was indicted by a grand jury Thursday on second-degree and third-degree sexual assault that allegedly occurred on Oct. 10, 2011.
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The City of Columbia's C.A.R.E. Gallery trainees will display their work in an end of summer art exhibit at the PS: Gallery (1025 East Walnut) August 2-August 29.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- A bank robbery turned into a shootout Thursday that killed one deputy, wounded another and also wounded two of the three suspects.
The uninjured robber fled from the bank but was caught a short distance away, authorities said. The two wounded robbers were taken to a hospital.
Deputy Sidney Zaffuto, 50, died from a wound to the chest, while Capt. Andrew Jenkins, 48, was shot in the leg, Sheriff Charles Foti said.
Jenkins was expected to recover, Foti said.
"He's got some broken bones, lost a lot of blood," Foti said. "He's waiting to see if there's nerve damage, but after some proper time for convalescing, hopefully he'll be back on duty."
Sheriff's spokeswoman Mary Baldwin Kennedy said the deputies were off duty and working a private security job for the bank when the robbery occurred.
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Victor Chukwueke, from left, Brian Towns and Rob Neda play football at a fund-raiser Thursday held to bring Chukwueke's family from Nigeria to his commencement at Wayne State University. Chukwueke left Nigeria a decade ago for surgeries in the U.S. and has not seen his family since. /
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Victor Chukwueke wouldn't venture outside his house to play, the way children should.
He didn't want to face the taunts, jokes, stares - the hurt.
"I didn't have any hope, " Chukwueke says of his childhood in rural Nigeria.
His parents couldn't afford medical treatment for large tumors growing from the top of his head and side of his face. And even if they did, Nigerian doctors didn't know what to do. They, too, gave up on him.
A decade later, Chukwueke, now 25, is to graduate with honors from Wayne State University on May 5. He'll give the commencement address, and talk about having hope again after six operations and of his dream of returning to Nigeria as a surgeon.
There's a chance his mom will be in the front row. He hasn't seen her in 10 years, not since he left Nigeria with a nun heading to America and its skilled surgeons.
Wayne State officials are trying to raise money to fly his family to the graduation. The school is also working to secure last-minute visas.
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Chukwueke can't remember a life without tumors.
"I wouldn't go outside. I felt so ashamed. Everywhere I went, people were making jokes. All the kids would just stare at me. I couldn't face it."
He has neurofibromatosis, a genetic disorder that causes tumor growth in the nervous system. Experts say they believe mutations in genes that suppress cell growth are to blame. An estimated 100,000 in the U.S. have it, according to the National Institutes of Heath.
His case is extreme.
Despite little money, his mother took him to physicians all over Nigeria. Nobody could help, including a doctor at a large teaching hospital.
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Then in 2001, he met the Rev. Mother Mary Paul Offiah of the Daughters of Mary Mother of Mercy. The nun, on an African mission, arranged for a Southfield plastic surgeon to operate for free.
That meant major changes. He left Nigeria and his family - an emotional good-bye.
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Chukwueke arrived in Michigan a decade ago to begin a long process of six major surgeries.
Surgeons cut into the top of his head, leaving a scar visible today from ear to ear. They operated on his face, removing tumors and his right eye.
After the first surgery, doctors wrapped his face in bandages. He's not sure how long it took, but they eventually removed the dressing and brought him a mirror.
"It was like a new person was looking at me, " Chukwueke said. "I was dreaming of this all my life."
As he recovered, living in a home with nuns, Chukwueke completed his GED. He enrolled at Oakland Community College. Then Wayne State. His education was paid for by a man he met through the sisters.
He excelled, diving into chemistry. He's been on the dean's list every semester. He's been researching the causes of tumors.
Kenneth Honn, a WSU professor of pathology, nominated Chukwueke to be a commencement speaker.
"Victor has braved situations and challenges that would humble many and that could have instilled self-doubt or insecurity, " Honn wrote in his nomination letter. "However, he created goals for his personal and academic life that he has systematically achieved with self-possession beyond his years.... The personal example set by this genteel young man with a wicked sweet tooth is an inspiration to all who meet him."
In the speech, Chukwueke will tell his classmates they can overcome anything. He'll thank the surgeons who changed his life, the country that gave him opportunity and the nuns who rescued him.
He'll describe his dream of medical school and of becoming a surgeon to one day help others like him in the Third World.
"I know where I came from, " he said.
The reunion
It's thousands of dollars for a last-minute flight from Nigeria. But money isn't the only obstacle. Riots have engulfed the country, and the U.S. State Department has listed it on travel warnings.
WSU officials asked U.S. Sen. Carl Levin for help, but his office said it is unsure it can expedite the visas.
Chukwueke imagines standing in the airport to greet his mom.
"It will be a magic moment, " he says, fighting tears. "It will be a moment I won't ever forget."
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Highs today will reach the low 80s with a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. Some storms South and East of Indianapolis may become severe with damaging wind and hail the primary threats. Winds will gust up to 30mph, so it will be breezy!
Overnight, isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible, but not everyone will get wet. Lows drop to the mid 60s.
Thursday, a chance of lingering showers with highs in the mid 70s.
Ready for the weekend? Well you'll really want to push fast forward when you see the 7 day forecast!
Summer Begins TodayPosted By
Summer begins today, and hot and humid weather is in the forecast. Highs will hit the upper 80s close to 90 with thunderstorms developing any time after noon. The entire state us under a slight risk for severe storms. Damaging wind and more flooding concerns are the primary threats we are watching today. Small hail is also possible. The ground is already saturated from yesterday's storms, so add any more heavy rain to that, and localized flooding remains something to watch out for.
Overnight, storms stick around as temps drop to the upper 60s. Again, strong to severe storms are possible.
A cold front moves through the state Wednesday, bringing more chances of strong to severe storms. Highs drop to the low 80s.
We may see a few morning showers on Thursday, but that's when we start to dry out and cool down. Temps in the 70s… bring it!
Images like this were flooding in to WTHR this morning, as heavy rain turned creeks into rivers and roads into danger zones. Central Indiana picked up widespread amounts from 1 to as much as 4 1/2″ of rain! Here's a listing of some rainfall reports via the National Weather Service and WeatherBug. Some rain amounts may be preliminary totals, but either way, they were very impressive! Multiple reports in the same cities may reflect observations taken in different spots by different weather observers.
4.59″ Fairland (Shelby County)
4.26″ Castleton (Marion County)
4.03″ Beech Grove (Marion County)
4.00″ Shelbyville (Shelby County)
3.46″ NW Indianapolis (Marion County)
3.50″ Mccordsville (Hancock County)
3.46″ Carmel (Hamilton County)
3.41″ Fairland (Shelby County)
3.29″ Indianapolis (Marion County – Clinton Young Elementary School)
3.03″ Waldron (Shelby County)
3.00″ Carmel (Hamilton County)
2.97″ Indianapolis (Marion County – St. Jude Catholic School)
2.94″ Indianapolis (Marion County – Perry Meridian High School)
2.83″ Shelbyville (Shelby County)
2.81″ Shelbyville (Shelby County)
2.63″ N Indinapolis (Marion County)
2.50″ Fairland (Shelby County)
2.44″ Cumberland (Hancock County)
2.40″ W. Carmel (Hamilton County)
2.34″ Mccordsville (Hancock County)
2.33″ Greenwood (Johnson County)
2.32″ E Carmel (Hamilton County)
2.25″ Westfield (Hamilton County)
2.21″ NE Indianapolis (Marion County)
2.21″ Lafayette (Tippecanoe County)
2.05″ Frankfort (Clinton County)
2.03″ Indianapolis International Airport (Marion County)
1.95″ Zionsville (Boone County)
1.83″ Rossville (Clinton County)
1.82″ Indianapolis (Marion County – Pike High School)
1.65″ Monticello (White County)
1.56″ SE Indianapolis (Marion County)
1.52″ Mitchell (Lawrence County)
1.43″ SW Indianapolis (Marion County)
1.37″ Manilla (Rush County)
1.33″ Tipton (Tipton County)
1.32″ Lawrence (Marion County)
1.29″ Franklin (Johnson County)
1.17″ New Salem (Rush County)
1.07″ Sharpsville (Tipton County)
1.05″ Morristown (Shelby County)
1.00″ Greenfield (Hancock County)
Why so much? A warm front hovering over Central Indiana along with a strong low-level jet stream triggered storms that "trained" over the area. Imagine a train rolling over the same set of tracks over and over again. That's what the slow-moving storms did as the warm front was very slow to lift northeast.
While the majority of the problems this morning were flood-related, there were also a handful of hail reports – according to the National Weather Service.
Unfortunately, we're not done yet. We could see another round of strong to severe storms tomorrow afternoon and evening with more storms possible Wednesday, and even isolated storms on Thursday.
Hang in there!
As always, we appreciate your weather reports to WTHR and the weather team via email, twitter, and facebook. Keep 'em coming and stay safe!
By the way, have you heard about our new weather alerts on facebook and twitter Be the first to get notified of watches and warnings for the WTHR viewing area. They'll post to our facebook page (just "like" WTHR-TV https://www.facebook.com/WTHR13 on facebook). They'll also post to our twitter page https://twitter.com/#!/WTHRcom. All you have to do is follow @WTHRcom.
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Stormy Start to the WeekPosted By
A lingering warm front will trigger showers and thunderstorms across Central Indiana today and tomorrow across Central Indiana. Some storms may be strong to severe with damaging wind, hail, and very heavy rain that could create localized flooding. Highs today will reach the mid 80s with increasing humidity.
Overnight, we should dry out as temps drop to the low 70s with winds out of the South up to 20mph.
Tuesday, highs will hit the low 90s with a chance for an isolated thunderstorm. It will be hot and muggy.
Showers and storms are more likely Wednesday as a cold front pushes through the state. Some storms may be strong to severe as cooler air behind the front tries to settle in.
After the stormy start to the week, check out the 7 day forecast… looks pretty good for the weekend. Let's think of it as a reward for what we're dealing with now!
Happy Father's Day!Posted By
Father's Day doesn't look like a washout, but you will need to dodge some raindrops! Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible at any time today as highs hit the low to mid 80s. Some storms for our viewing area may be strong to severe. The biggest severe weather threats will be damaging wind, large hail, and isolated flooding from very heavy rainfall. An isolated tornado cannot be ruled out today.
Overnight, a few showers and t-storm linger as temps drop to the low 70s.
Monday, highs push into the upper 80s with a lot of humidity, and a slight chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. Most of the activity looks to be isolated in our Northern counties, but that could change.
Tuesday, hot and muggy! Highs will hit the low 90s with a showers and thunderstorms developing for the late afternoon/evening.
Survive the heat, and you'll be rewarded with temps in the 70s later in the week! You'll have to deal with a soggy Wednesday before the cool down arrives, a cold front will trigger numerous showers and thunderstorms.
So much for sunshine, right? As expected, Mother Nature brought in scattered showers and storms for Central Indiana. The first round moved through in the early morning hours. The second room pushed through in the late afternoon and early evening. The combination of both meant the month of June which HAD been below average for rainfall is now a third to half inch ABOVE average!
Rainfall totals were most impressive across far Southwest Indiana where parts of Knox County including Vincennes picked up 4″ or more of rain! Flash Flood warnings were hoisted during the morning hours there as a result. Then a quick half inch to inch of rain around 5-6pm in Indianapolis brought some minor flooding issues from Broad Ripple to Castleton to Lawrence. Some of the areas impacted by some standing water in Marion County included the Keystone/Kessler area as well as 79th and Fall Creek Parkway.
Check out the huge contrast in rainfall totals from areas like Kokomo in Howard County which missed the storms and got little or nothing….to areas in Knox County with 3-4″+ totals!
And even within Marion County, there was a big difference in how much rain fell with the heaviest pockets on the North and Northeast sides, and the lightest amounts on the South and Southwest sides. Officially at Indinapolis International Airport, we picked up 0.02″ before midnight Friday night, and .50 during the morning Saturday, and another .49 during the late afternoon and evening. That brought the total to 1.01″ for Indy.
We're not done yet. Father's Day finds us yet again under a slight risk for severe – mainly from Indy points south and west. And though it doesn't look like a washout, it does look like scattered showers and t-storms will be possible here and there from sunrise to sunset.
We're excited to share our new weather alerts with you on facebook and twitter! Be the first to get notified of watches and warnings for the WTHR viewing area. They'll post to our facebook page (just "like" WTHR-TV https://www.facebook.com/WTHR13 on facebook). They'll also post to our twitter page https://twitter.com/#!/WTHRcom. All you have to do is follow @WTHRcom.
And please follow me on facebook and twitter as well for additional weather updates.
Happy Father's Day! -Meteorologist Chikage Windler
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Strong to Severe Storms this WeekendPosted By
Periods of thunderstorms are expected across Central Indiana today. Some storms may be strong to severe with damaging wind, large hail, and very heavy rain possible. The very heavy rain could lead to localized flooding. It doesn't look like an all day rain event, but we will be dealing with showers and storms off and on through the afternoon. Highs today will reach the mid 80s.
Overnight, scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible with temps dropping to the low 70s.
For Father's Day… more showers and storms are expected at any time. Again, severe storms are possible, with the same severe threats as Saturday. Highs will push into the upper 80s. By Sunday night, some spots could pick up 1-3″ of rain from the weekend storms.
The last day of full day of Spring is Monday… and for the rest of the week, temps go from hot and humid to a nice break in the 70s.
While there is nearly a daily chance for rain in the 7 day forecast… the entire week will not be a washout, there will be plenty of dry time!
Father's Day Weekend StormsPosted By
My guess is you have outdoor plans this weekend. And while Mother Nature has been providing us with some beautiful warm and sunny weather the last couple days, that's about to change.
This weekend we could be dealing with pockets of heavy rain PLUS the threat of strong to severe storms both Saturday and Sunday.
I wish I could offer all Dads a nice weekend for Father's Day, but for now, it looks like a good plan to bring the umbrella along!
Have a great weekend and be sure to catch Nicole Misencik tomorrow and Sunday on Sunrise and me on the Nightbeat this weekend. We'll keep you informed of any severe storms on twitter and facebook as well. If you're not already following the weather team and WTHR, here's how:
On twitter: follow @WTHRcom
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Happy early Father's Day to all the dads out there!
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Morning Hits: Giroux, Timonen, Yakupov, Suter and Hunwick
- Stephen Whyno: Team Canada GM Steve Yzerman said that Claude Giroux not attending orientation camp won't hurt his chance making the team.
- Tim Panaccio of CSN Philly: Flyers defenseman Kimmo Timonen signed a one-year, $6 million this offseason. Many thought it would be his last year, but that may not be the case.
"I'm not sure if this is going to be my last year," the Flyers defenseman said on Tuesday. "I am going to take the approach of, 'how do I feel?' If I can still play at the level I've accomplished over the years, and enjoy it, I don't see why not play one more year [after this season]. That will be my approach.
"If I stay healthy and play at the level I want, then I'll go one more year. We'll see."
- David Staples of the Edmonton Journal: A R-Sport report has Nail Yakupov saying he would have liked to stay in the KHL last season.
"Of course I would have liked to have played a full season with Neftekhimik. I didn't want to leave Nizhnekamsk because, to be honest, we had a pretty cool team."
"But in Edmonton it was great. The only bad thing was that we didn't make the playoffs.
"This year is sure to be sparkling. If we don't get into the playoffs, then you've got to wonder. We've reshuffled, management has changed … something has to happen this season in terms of taking a step forward."
- Shawn Roarke: Wild defenseman Ryan Suter has used a visor all summer in his training. Said it's uncomfortable but manageable. He was hit just above the helmet line with a puck last year and it got him thinking.
- Shawn Hunwick: Hunwick announces his retirement from hockey. (After four season at the University of Michigan, he played in one NHL game with the Blue Jackets. He split last season between the ECHL and the DEL.)


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Old crops end higher
DES MOINES, Iowa (Agriculture.com)--As they traded most of the day, old-crop contracts closed higher Thursday. The trade is now poised for Friday's USDA Acreage and Stocks Reports.
The July futures corn contract settled 3 cents higher at $6.67. New-crop Dec. corn futures finished 5 cents lower at $5.38. The July soybean futures contract closed 14 cents higher at $15.48., new-crop Nov. soybeans settled 1 cent lower at $12.75. July wheat futures closed 4 cents lower at $6.63 per bushel. The July soymeal futures ended $16.30 short ton higher at $479.60. The July soyoil futures ended $0.23 lower at $46.40.
In the outside markets, the NYMEX crude oil is $1.55 per barrel higher, the dollar is lower and the Dow Jones Industrials are 115 points higher.
On Friday, the USDA will release its June Acreage and Quarterly Grain Stocks Reports at 11:00am CT. All of this week's trading has featured pre-report positioning.
Tomorrow's data is considered to be potentially market-moving, according to Tim Hannagan, Walsh Trading grain analyst.
"The first reaction is a sharp move by those who bet wrong that are getting out of market, Hannagan says. That is followed by profit-taking by those who bet right. Lastly, the close represents the report facts and near term trend. Because the report comes out during trading hours with electronic and pit trading open, there is an initial knee jerk effect within seconds and over reaction. There is no time for analyst to breakdown these lengthy and complex reports to get a measured trading plan in place," he says.


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Katie Bell Secures Spot on Olympic Team
June 24, 2012
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Former Ohio State diver Katie Bell will be representing the United States at the 2012 London Olympics after securing a spot on the 11-member squad with a second-place finish in the finals of the women's 10-meter platform Sunday afternoon at the Olympic Trials in Federal Way, Wash. The Columbus, Ohio, native, Bell finished with 1024.40 points and will compete with Team USA at the Olympics, July 27-August 12.
Bell, who claimed the U.S. title on the 10-meter platform in 2009, becomes the ninth Olympian under Ohio State head diving coach Vince Panzano. Bell had a 37-point lead heading into the fifth and final round and claimed one of two spots available after notching a 67.20 score on her final dive. Bell joins Brittany Viola, who won the event with a 1081.50 total score.
Ohio State has now produced nine Olympians for the 2012 London Games. The Olympic Trials for swimming takes place June 25-July 2 in Omaha, Neb. Ohio State's 36 members is tied with Stanford for the largest contingent of swimmers from one squad at the elite competition.


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New features in SUSE Studio 1.3 include enhanced cloud integration, VM platform support, and lifecycle management.
SUSE has released SUSE Studio 1.3, the latest version of the company's application image-building tool. According to the announcement, this release can help customers "more easily deploy and manage self-contained, portable workloads across virtual and cloud environments such as Amazon EC2, OpenStack and SUSE Cloud."
SUSE Studio 1.3 includes the following new features: SUSE Cloud integration, support for Microsoft Hyper-V, enhanced cloud support for Amazon EC2, and improved lifecycle management. The software is tightly integrated with SUSE Cloud – SUSE's OpenStack-powered cloud computing platform. With version 1.3, users can select SUSE Cloud as their pre-defined application image format. And, with the webhooks feature, all SUSE Studio-built cloud images are automatically imported into SUSE Cloud, thus making it easier to provision new cloud workloads and improve cycle times.
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Sep 30, 2011 - Oct 1, 2011
Downtown Fall Fest will be September 30 and October 1 with a weekend of live music, daytime exhibitions, sidewalk sales, kid's activities and a bike race through downtown across the Mississippi River. Friday night will kick off with live music starting at 7 p.m. at the Riverstage Plaza by Four Guys and a Girl and Muleman. The Fall Fest bike ride, Bricks and Spokes, will begin Saturday morning at 8 a.m. When else can you ride across the Old Mississippi River Bridge? The bicycle ride will begin in Downtown Vicksburg and will travel the red brick road down to the Old Missisippi River Bridge. Enjoy riding the streets of Mississippi and Louisiana all at the same event! There will be a 10 mile ride, 30 mile ride, and 50 mile ride. Whether you are a rider or not, come downtown and enjoy Fall concerts outdoors with live music by Dandy and the Lions, Big Joe Shelton, and more! If you would like to register for the ride, call the Main Street Office at 601-634-4527 or visit www.downtownvicksburg.org.
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Simply put, the atom or molecule is changed from a lower positive potential to a higher positive potential. Interestingly enough, the process of ionization, which creates plasma, also occurs through the loss of electrons. By this comparison, we can view the ionization process as "burning a path" through the air for the lightning to follow, much like digging a tunnel through a mountain for a train to follow. After the ionization process, the path between the cloud and the earth begins to form. Learn about step leaders, or paths of ionized air, next.
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Ahh, but thats the key isnt it, for us to measure something from the skull to the electrical signal deep inside the brain there has to be a connection between the probes and the neuron. The neuron fires, a signal is generated and picked up by the probe. But I am not talking about particles, I am talking about energy itself. When a neuron fires energy is released, this energy cannot be destroyed it lasts forever.
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And, it doesn't matter anyway, because, as soon as the wave reached the limits of the atmosphere, there would be nothing left to propagate it. Those waves have no chance of leaving the planet, even with a completely ionized atmosphere.
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theres your unified theory, everyones just to ignorant to see the real briliance behind it, and limit -everything- at every possible turn.


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Governor candidates make cases
By Ernest Luning
After upsetting Republican front-runner Scott McInnis at the GOP state assembly two weeks ago, gubernatorial candidate Dan Maes told a Denver civic group he plans to upset state government if he gets past the primary and wins the election this fall.
"I look at a campaign as if it were a job interview," Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper tells the Denver Lions Club at a forum June 1 in Denver. Hickenlooper, a Democrat, is running for governor and addressed the club along with Republican candidates Dan Maes and Scott McInnis.
Photo by Ernest Luning/The Colorado Statesman
"You're probably still asking yourself, 'Who's Dan Maes?'" the Evergreen businessman told a group of about 100 members and guests of the Denver Lions Club at a downtown luncheon forum Tuesday that also featured McInnis and Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper, who is unopposed for the Democratic nomination for governor.
It was the first time all three candidates appeared on the same stage. A third Republican, Castle Rock businessman Joe Gschwendtner, is petitioning his way onto the primary ballot, but state officials haven't ruled yet whether he turned in enough valid signatures last week.
Each candidate had a dozen minutes to speak and then took questions from Lions for about five minutes. While the three contenders shared a table for lunch, they spoke one after the other and didn't exchange any words before the crowd at Maggiano's Little Italy restaurant.
Promising "no political story for you to hear today," Maes said he would bring to bear 25 years of business experience to take an ax to state government. In addition to culling the ranks of state employees, he proposed suspending Amendment 23, a voter-approved measure that mandates state spending levels for K-12 education. He also said he would cut taxes and toss regulations imposed on the oil and gas industry in order to stimulate the economy and attract jobs to the state.
Third GOP candidate weighs in on forum questions
Republican candidate Joe Gschwendtner — who isn't officially on the primary ballot yet — wasn't invited to participate in the gubernatorial forum this week at the Denver Lions Club. No sweat, his campaign spokesman said.
"We understand different groups have different criteria who they invite and why — so be it," Kyle Fisk told The Colorado Statesman.
Fisk said he expects to get word from the Secretary of State's office sometime next week approving the candidate's petition drive to make the ballot after the Castle Rock businessman turned in 17,000 signatures last week.
Should Gschwendtner qualify, his name will appear below Evergreen businessman and political novice Dan Maes and former U.S. Rep. Scott McInnis. The three Republicans are scheduled to appear together for the first time at a debate June 22 in Colorado Springs.
The Statesman asked Gschwendtner some of the questions posed by Lions Club members to the other candidates at Tuesday's forum. Here are his answers:
Q. Should all Colorado high school students have to take a test demonstrating knowledge of the U.S. Constitution to graduate?
A: I think that would be a great idea, but let's make sure they are employable first. That seems to be the biggest problem in education right now.
Q. What are some specific examples of state spending/programs you would cut?
A: All of them. The basic principle behind zero-based budgeting is that every penny must be justified every time and not hidden away after it gets approved once. I would make every program prove its value every budget cycle.
Q. So much of the state budget is fixed by constitutional provisions. How would you deal with this?
A: I think we need a constitutional convention to restore responsibility and accountability for the budget to our elected officials. Amending the constitution has placed us in a fiscal vise that prevents good budgeting and allows our elected officials to avoid being held accountable for governing.
Q. What would you do about illegal immigration?
A: Stop it. I will be a strong voice in the National Governors Association to demand that the federal government do its job. I support E-verify systems and I also support immigration reform so that qualified individuals can come to our country quickly and legally.
Q. How would you handle PERA and Pinnacol?
A: First of all, I will handle PERA. The current administration failed to act and pretended to solve the problem. I will refuse such political theater and demand that a genuine fix be made. There will be no pie-in-the-sky 8 percent rates of return that allow us to pretend all is well.
"I will do what it takes to make government smaller," he said, comparing the state to "failing operations" he's fixed in the private sector.
The political novice said he doesn't need "blue-ribbon commissions" to tell him how to accomplish his goals — a gibe at panels set up by Democratic Gov. Bill Ritter, who quit his reelection campaign earlier this year. "You walk into a failing operation. Look at where the failures are, and you get rid of them," Maes said. "And you find out where the fat and the waste are and get rid of it."
His approach isn't just a response to the state's recent economic woes, Maes said, but reflects his governing philosophy.
"You don't downsize government just to balance the budget," he said. "You downsize government because it's what our founding fathers wanted for us."
One way to slash the state budget would be to cut funding for education, Maes said, despite the constitutional provision that sets spending levels.
"I wouldn't mind seeing a suspension of (Amendment) 23, just like we suspended TABOR. What's good for the goose is good for the gander," he said. "Until we start seeing public school grades (and standardized test results) going up, we have to stop throwing money at the problem and start demanding results instead."
Maes also proposed eliminating operations entirely to slash the state payroll.
"A good way to get rid of headcount is to say, 'We're not going to fund your department this year,' and the funding is gone, and the positions go away. That's how we downsize."
Maes branded his candidacy part of a "conservative revolution" sweeping the country, or at least the Republican Party. His narrow victory at the state assembly over McInnis, a former six-term congressman from the Western Slope, demonstrated that Republicans are tired of politics as usual, he said.
Undaunted, McInnis, who spoke next, pointed to his career in the state Legislature and Congress as proof he can actually fix things in Colorado.
"This last year was about the coldest we've had for business in my legislative career," he said, laying blame for job losses on state policies.
McInnis said he decided to run for governor — after spending most of the last decade working for a law firm — when he saw natural gas drilling decline.
"What does this governor and what does this Legislature do? They put into place the toughest anti-drilling regulations in the country," he said, promising to repeal the rules he termed "punitive measures."
"We don't need to unionize state agencies," he said, vowing to "decertify" collective bargaining for state employees as soon as he took office.
Reminiscing about his years as majority leader in the state House, McInnis said he didn't need "one Democrat vote" to pass major legislation, but that he always "went across the aisle" to keep the statehouse bipartisan. Then he proceeded to blast Democrats in the recently adjourned General Assembly for passing numerous fee increases without any Republican cooperation, saying the laws are chasing businesses and jobs from the state.
McInnis also said he understands why Arizona lawmakers passed a harsh law recently to deal with the federal government "completely neglecting" its duties to guard the borders. "I have zero tolerance on illegal immigration," he said, also noting he opposes efforts to grant in-state tuition to children of undocumented immigrants.
Casting himself as a "nonpolitician" like Maes, but pointing to a record of accomplishment like the one touted by McInnis, Hickenlooper had the crowd laughing as he recounted the familiar story of his resurrection from a laid-off geologist to brew pub pioneer in Denver's Lower Downtown.
"This is the second campaign I've ever been in," he said, before proceeding to tick off what he termed successes as Denver's mayor since 2003. He said his administration has cut chronic homelessness in the city by 60 percent and cut per capita water consumption by 20 percent, but acknowledged, "It's open season on government right now."
After a Lions Club member asked why he was running as a Democrat, Hickenlooper replied, "I'm not as much as Democrat as I am a Coloradan." He hasn't paid attention to party affiliation when making appointments as mayor, he said, and was surprised to learn his chief of staff, Roxane White, was a Republican months after she'd taken the job.
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A Fremont man and Clyde woman were charged with child endangerment Friday after they left two children sleeping in the backseat of their vehicle.
Terry Green, 25, and Kaila Greathouse, 23, were parked at a Sandusky Walmart in the 5500 block of Milan Road when a woman reported the couple leaving the vehicle and walking into the store, the police report states.
When she checked the vehicle, the woman noticed two girls, age 3 and 1, sleeping in the backseat. ...


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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Two-term Attorney General Gary King won New Mexico's Democratic gubernatorial contest Tuesday for the right to challenge Republican Gov. Susana Martinez in the general election.
Martinez, who's favored to win re-election, is a rising star in GOP circles as the nation's first female Hispanic governor. The first-term governor had no primary election opponent.
King defeated four other candidates by running strong in the vote-rich Albuquerque metropolitan area and large swaths of the rest of the state, including ranching and oil-producing regions. He was leading in more than half of the state's 33 counties, according to unofficial incomplete returns.
Santa Fe businessman Alan Webber ran second behind King, followed by former government administrator Lawrence Rael of Albuquerque and state Sen. Howie Morales of Silver City. State Sen. Linda Lovejoy of Albuquerque trailed.
Without a primary opponent, Martinez has amassed a hefty campaign war chest of more than $4 million and aired television advertisements to polish her image and frame the general election on her terms. One recent ad said Democrats would return to the "same failed agenda" of former Democratic Gov. Bill Richardson.
King will start the general election campaign with little money and a track record as a weak fundraiser. King had cash on hand of about $75,000 in his campaign account as of last week. He loaned his campaign $195,000 to help pay for television ads and mailings in the final stretch of the primary.
Democrats refrained from criticizing each other during the primary and focused their attacks on Martinez, blaming her for New Mexico's weak economy and a lack of progress on a host of nagging social economic problems such as a child-poverty rate that is among the nation's highest.
King entered the gubernatorial race with the most name recognition of the Democratic candidates as a statewide officeholder and the son of New Mexico's longest serving governor, the late Bruce King.
Webber was making his first bid for elective office. He co-founded the business magazine Fast Company in the 1990s and, along with investors, later sold it for more than $300 million. He was the leading Democratic fundraiser and jump-started his campaign with $450,000 in personal loans and contributions
Rael touted his more than 30 years of experience in local, state and federal government jobs. He helped launch the Rail Runner commuter rail system while serving as head of the Mid-Region Council of Governments, a regional planning agency that oversees train operations.
Morales has served in the state Senate since 2008, representing a southwestern New Mexico district. He is a former Grant County clerk and has worked as a hospital administrator and special education teacher.
Lopez, a consultant, has been a member of the Senate since 1997. She represents a district in Albuquerque, New Mexico's largest city.
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NorthCrest Medical Center has successfully implemented the Allscripts Sunrise Clinical Manager (SCM).
SCM, an acute care electronic health record (EHR) system, offers NorthCrest the capabilities to deliver better quality and safer care at a lower cost, said a news release. In addition to Sunrise Clinical Manager, NorthCrest also utilizes other Allscripts solutions such as Allscripts ED in the Emergency Department and the Allscripts Ambulatory EHR used by its employed physician group, NorthCrest Physician Services.
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Overheard: Iowa State DC "surprised" Texas wouldn't run the wishbone with regularity
Iowa State defensive coordinator Wally Burnham thinks Texas lining up in the wishbone formation in the first play from scrimmage Saturday to honor former head coach Darrell K Royal is great, but wonders why, with the personnel of the Longhorns have, they wouldn't do it more often.
"I am surprised that they don't do it more." Burnham said. "They might do it a bunch, who knows they got a stable of four. They play four backs, sometimes five. So they got plenty of people to do it."
Burnham said he doesn't remember the last time he saw the wishbone formation.
ISU head coach Paul Rhoads called Royal's death "a true loss for the game of football."
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Sue Spagnuolo launches a career that reflects her values of service and respect for all living things
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Sue Spagnuolo grew up in an Italian-American farm family outside Grand Ledge, Michigan. As she says in the video, she remembers thinking that living in the country back then made you a "hick." The family's Old World values of hard work and devotion to family often seemed out of synch with the "cool" mainstream culture.
Yet those are the same values and experiences that Sue now cherishes. Not only has she lovingly passed along her family's hard work ethic and dedication to service to her two grown daughters, but that foundation has allowed her to reinvent herself as a new goat cheese entrepreneur.
Like many women, Sue found herself suddenly single, with an empty nest, wondering not only how she would support herself but how to find meaning in a new career. For more than 30 years, Sue had been involed in breeding, showing, judging and training in the cattle and horse industry, ncluding one summer in Wyoming with the Bureau of Land Management spent tracking and mapping wild horses. But was that career something she would be able to do into her fifties, sixties and beyond?
Sue knew she wanted to do something with food, which is so much a part of her heritage. At first, she wanted to cater. But when that didn't work out, Sue let her faith in God guide her toward a new future.
Working with the Product Center at Michigan State University, she connected with experts in farmstead cheesemaking and launched Dolce Vita Goat Dairy in April 2009. She currently produces about 60 pounds of chevre cheese each week and markets her product at area farm markets and through some area foodstores and the Dairy Store at Michigan State University. As she explains in the video, launching the new enterprise is not just about business but about her values. Feedback from her customers confirm that they appreciate her dedication to producing a fresh, tasty product in ways that shows respect for the land and her animals.
Dolce Vita Goat Dairy stands for tradition and service
Sue created a handout for customers that explains the philosophy behind her new venture:
"Greenbush Farm's Dolce Vita Goat Dairy continues the tradition of southern Italian food, family and community."
"For nearly 100 years, four generations of Spagnuolos have brought to mid-Michigan their gifts of hospitality and food, which beginning with family is what the old world way is all about. Dolce Vita Grade A Goat Dairy is located in Greenbush Township, St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan, providing mid-Michigan with fresh farmstead goat cheese.
"The cheese is handcrafted, from milking of the goats to carrying the milk from the milking parlor to the cheese processing room. Hand-poured and hand-ladled from the vat, the cheese is hung to drain and scooped by hand to present to you the freshest, smoothest chevre possible. Greenbush Farm's goals of sustainable living and economic development in promoting local products and services, invites you to enjoy what we believe life should be about: family, community, service and, of course, food."
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Lyon County Undersheriff Albert Torres confirms the four murders in Fernley are connected with the death of a man found in a ditch at the Mustang Exit.
Mustang exit is now open according to Washoe County Detectives.
While Torres confirms the connection, he won't go on record as to how the two cases are connected.
Torres tells KOLO 8 News Now crews in Fernley that someone is in custody. Torres says one person came home from work this evening, went inside a home next door to the crime scene on Tamsen, and an intruder immediately ran out of the home. That intruder was tackled by investigators working the crime scene next door. He is in custody on several charges, but the man is not charged with the murders at this time.
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Track: Bitch Went Nutz (Fake)
Artist: Ben Folds
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A capella ***
I took her with me to the Christmas office party — mistake
A capella ***
She did a line and started spouting all her liberal garbage
A capella ***
Bro, I'm so ashamed
Fmaj7 G
I never heard such shit in all my life
Fmaj7 G Dm E
I hoped one day to mold you into the perfect wife
But you blew my hopes sky-high
The bitch went nuts
Started talking 'bout politics
In front of all my bosses
Bullshit from the internet
The bitch went nuts
I'll never be a partner at this rate
G Dm
Not with Jane fucking Fonda Jr. as my date
Fmaj7 F6 Fmaj7
Oh no!
Fmaj7 G Fmaj7 F6 Fmaj7
Oh no, no!
Fmaj7 F6
(Solo over Am)
A capella *** (Trill over Am)
It took me and a couple of men to restrain her, you should've seen her
A capella *** (Trill over Am)
When she freaked out and keyed John Franklin Jr.'s brand new Beamer
Fmaj7 G
She called us bigots with her fist in the air
Fmaj7 G Dm E
And as she did they all could see all her armpit hair
Now they think that I'm a fucking asshole
The bitch went nuts
Started talking about vegetables
To the wives of my coworkers
Yeah, cruelty to animals
Am C
She thinks because she reads books she must be smarter
G Dm
But now when I close my eyes, I'll be fucking Jimmy Carter
Fmaj7 F6 Fmaj7
Oh no!
Fmaj7 G Fmaj7 F6 Fmaj7
Oh no, no!
Fmaj7 F6 Fmaj7 G
Oh, no no!
Fmaj7 F6
Oh, no no!
Am G Dm
Couldn't you have just nodded and smiled, from nine to twelve P.M.
Instead of telling your conspiracy theories
To all my bosses
And all my friends?
The bitch went nuts (Nuts!)
Started putting down the Christians
And all about what the white man
Did to the Indians
Am C
How could I know that she never done blow before?
She shouted, "Fuck Dick Cheney!"
Then she puked on Franklin's floor
(Solo on Am/C/G/Dm chords)
Oh no!
Fmaj7 F6 Fmaj7
Oh no!
Fmaj7 G Fmaj7 F6 Fmaj7
Oh no, no!
Fmaj7 F6 Fmaj7 G
Oh, no no!
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Visitation, funeral set for infant who was killed by pit bull in Detroit
Tarilyn Bowles attacked by dog while in car seat on floor of mother's friend's home
Published On: Oct 09 2012 09:18:45 AM EDT
Funeral services are this week for a 3-week-old girl killed by a pit bull attack in Detroit after her mother put her car seat on the floor of a house.
Visitation is Tuesday and a funeral is Wednesday for Tarilyn Luciana Bowles.
Arrangements are being handled by Risko-Ferguson Funeral Home.
Police say the 24-year-old mother entered the house Thursday on the city's west side and placed the car seat with her daughter on the floor.
Police say the woman walked away and returned to see the pit bull attacking her daughter. The infant was taken to a hospital, where she was declared dead.
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Never Heard Of Yah: Needles and PensJuxtapoz // Monday, April 25, 2011
Tucked away in the Mission District of San Francisco is the D.I.Y. community based store and art gallery known as Needles and Pens. In business for over 8 years, Needles and Pens has remained a fixture retailing hand made goods such as art, zines, books, clothing, records, patches, buttons, and more...
Never Heard Of Yah: In the Kingdom of Charisma show previewJuxtapoz // Thursday, February 03, 2011
Chris Ritson's solo show In the Kingdom of Charisma opens tonight at Evergold Gallery in San Francisco. In their first biyearly residency program, Chris Ritson has built site specific installations by growing crystals, organisms and creating media collages. I stopped by Evergold last night and shot some preview photos of what Chris has been working on over the last 3 weeks. More after the jump . . .
Never Heard Of Yah: New Bohemia SignsJuxtapoz // Wednesday, February 02, 2011
San Francisco's New Bohemia Signs has been creating elegant and simple hand-painted signage since 1993. New Bohemia offers a full range of services including full scale menus, architectural gilding, and gold leafing, all created by hand in their very tiny shop. I visit them often as a source of inspiration, most recently, the work being produced for a group show entitled Genuine Authentic at Peek Gallery on February 10th.
Never Heard Of Yah: Alexis Mackenzie Studio VisitJuxtapoz // Monday, January 17, 2011
San Francisco-based Alexis Mackenzie creates meticulously abstract collages from a variety of found books. I stopped by Alexis's studio while she was preparing for a 2 person show opening this Saturday at Swarm Gallery in Oakland. Her most recent work is refreshingly different from previous collages. Here is what I saw.
Never Heard Of Yah: Grady Gordon Monotype ProcessJuxtapoz // Wednesday, January 05, 2011
Grady Gordon creates unique monotype prints inspired by Native American Katchina dolls and Japanese Yokai. I recently stopped by his Oakland based studio to investigate his work chamber and more importantly, witness his process. The following photos are a play by play of Grady at work.


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Using the theme "Fire and Ice," the 28th annual Waukesha JanBoree takes place next weekend, offering more than 30 winter activities for adults and children.
The JanBoree is sponsored by the City of Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department.
Most of the events are free.
The JanBoree kicks off Jan. 18 with opening ceremonies at Lowell Park, 2201 Michigan Ave., with Today's TMJ4 Chief Meteorologist John Malan. Events begin at 3 p.m. with a fireworks show at 8.
The JanBoree continues the following day with many events, including a pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Schuetze Recreation Center, 1120 Baxter St., the ice-sculpting contest from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in downtown Waukesha, and the Frosty 5K Run/Walk from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Frame Park, among others.
The JanBoree concludes with more events Jan. 20 that includes an ice-fishing clinic from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Minooka County Park beach area and ice bowling from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Lowell Park ice rink.
In addition to the events, free recycling bins and workshops by the Waukesha County Recycling staff will be given at various locations during the JanBoree.
These events include the pancake breakfast, the Wiggle with Worms program, 10 to 11 a.m. Jan. 19 at the Retzer Nature Center, Skate with Recycle Raccoon, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Eble Ice Arena Jan. 19, recycling games and activities, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 20 at Retzer Nature Center and Skate with Recycle Raccoon, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Jan. 20 at Naga-Waukee Ice Arena.
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