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Vouchers MUST be printed off and presented at the admission counter at Melbourne Aquarium, no voucher, no entry! Tickets will be emailed to your inbox immediately after purchase. Please note that online tickets cannot be used in conjunction with any other discounted offer.
Exact pricing by date is shown in the web ticket store, prior to purchase.
PLEASE NOTE: All online tickets are already discounted and so are NOT valid with any other coupons, offers, discounts or promotions presented to ticket desk staff on arrival. Please also note that all SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium tickets purchased via this website are handled by our online ticketing partner, Experience Oz. If you have any questions regarding online purchases you have made, please contact Experience Oz directly here.
*All savings shown, including for family tickets, are compared to standard individual walk up prices. Discounted family tickets are also available from the admissions counter on the day, but are not as low as online family prices. These single visit SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium ticket prices vary depending on date and time of day of your visit. Single Visit (General Admission) tickets are discounted by at least 10% and up to 25%, meaning you ALWAYS save when you buy tickets on the SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium website. Book online more than 24 hours in advance to get the best prices.
Children are aged 4 - 15 yrs inclusive. 3s and under enter FREE.
Concessions apply to the following groups:
It's never been a better time to become a SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium Annual Pass holder. Don't miss your chance to enjoy UNLIMITED entry to SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium and member benefits for 12 months from the date of purchase.^
Simply visit the Customer Service Desk on-site at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium to join our underwater family today!
Free entry not valid for Underwater Zoo Education programs, Ocean Ranger program, events, group bookings or birthday parties (except for birthday party child).
^ Annual passes are not transferable and are valid for 365 days from date of purchase.
Merlin is one of the world's largest location-based entertainment companies and owners of Australia and New Zealand's best and most exciting visitor attractions. With 11 attractions across NSW, VIC, QLD and Auckland (NZ) we offer amazing days out for everyone!
The Premium Merlin Annual Pass (AU/NZ) brings together all of Merlin's attractions on one pass, offering passholders HUGE savings for a full year to all of the included attractions. We're totally confident no other pass offers anything like as much value - because no-one else can!
NOTE: The Premium Merlin Annual Pass replaces the original Merlin Annual Pass. ALL existing Merlin Annual Pass holders are able to select the Premium Merlin Annual Pass when renewing.
You can buy your passes right here on this website, but if you want to find out more about the passes and all of the fabulous perks available click here to check out the official Merlin Annual Pass Australia and New Zealand website.
We're continually thinking of new perks for our passholders, so make sure you sign up to our mailing list when making your purchase online to keep up-to-date!
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The Premium Merlin Annual Pass replaces the original Merlin Annual Pass, which was available for purchase at all Merlin attractions in Australia and New Zealand until 12 January 2015. ALL existing Merlin Annual Passholders are able to take advantage of the renewal prices on the Premium Merlin Annual Pass.
For more information on the Merlin Annual Pass click here to view the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page on the Merlin Annual Pass Australia and New Zealand website.
Shark Dive Xtreme at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium offers a unique opportunity to come face-to-face with huge sharks, stingrays and more!
SCUBA training is provided so that you can delve into the underwater habitat of our deep-sea friends, with no experience necessary whilst your friends and family* watch from our underwater viewing tunnel.
The experience lasts for 1 hour and 30 minutes, consisting of briefings, in-water training and 30 minutes in the water with the sharks and other amazing marine animals.
And the best bit? No SCUBA Diving experience is required! Simply select the 'Non Certified' dive when booking if you don't have a diving qualification.
*Friends and family can receive a 20% discount on adult & child admission on the day of the booked dive.
1. Ensure you meet the minimum requirements by DOWNLOADING AND COMPLETING THIS DECLARATION FORM.
2. Please also complete the SHARK DIVE XTREME BOOKING FORM.
You will need to return your Booking Form in order to request a booking date for your experience. You will need to return your Medical Declaration (and Medical Clearance from your dive doctor if needed) at least 14 days prior to your confirmed dive date
Open 8:30am until 2pm, excluding weekends and public holidays.
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Phone: (03) 9923 5911 – if you cannot connect to the bookings officer, please leave a message
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Please contact us at email@example.com to confirm our latest availability.
Please note that the online SDX ticketing option from this website is handled by our online ticketing partner, Experience Oz.
This online ticket purchase is a voucher and DOES NOT guarantee any specific dates and times you may request. Once you have purchased this voucher online you will need to contact us on (03) 9923 5911 to confirm a date and time for your shark dive. All dives are subject to availability.
ALL online tickets are already discounted and so are NOT valid with any other coupons, offers, discounts or promotions.
If you wish to purchase your SDX dive with specific dates and times in mind, please book directly with SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium using the downloadable Shark Dive Xtreme booking form above and email it through to us at firstname.lastname@example.com
For those customers who wish to pay and dive on the same day, please book directly with SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium using the downloadable Shark Dive Xtreme booking form above and email it through to us at email@example.com, with the subject: SDX BOOKING ENQUIRY FOR TODAY. Please DO NOT use the online ticketing option for same day bookings.
Please note the morning dives require a 9.30am check in and the afternoon dives require at 12.30pm arrival.
Purchase with care - All SDX bookings, including vouchers, once paid for are non refundable.
All tickets purchased via this website are handled by our online ticketing partner, Experience Oz. If you have any questions regarding online purchases you have made, please contact Experience Oz directly here.
If you are part of a social club, sporting team, special interest group, or any other group of 10 or more individuals, you may wish to take advantage of our generously discounted SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium group rates.
All group bookings must be made 24 hours in advance (all groups with meal/tour options must be booked at least 14 days in advance). Bookings can be made Monday to Friday from 8:00am until 4:00pm only.
Please download this info sheet for further information about the different types of group tickets we offer. PLEASE NOTE: All group tickets are already discounted and so are NOT valid with any other coupons, offers, discounts or promotions.
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Please provide as much information as possible regarding your group booking, such as total group size, number of adults (16+ yrs), number of children (4-15 yrs), date of visit, etc.
Buy SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium single entry tickets online here on the official SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium website and save at least 10% every day. Simply click on the ticket you want and then follow the secure booking process - easy!
The all new Merlin Annual Pass offers 12 months unlimited entry to SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium (VIC), WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Tower Eye, Madame Tussauds Sydney and Manly SEA LIFE Sanctuary in Sydney. PLUS it now also includes Otway Treetop Adventures (VIC), Illawarra Treetop Adventures (NSW), Kelly Tarlton's SEA LIFE Aquarium (Auckland, NZ) and WILD LIFE Hamilton Island in the Whitsunday Islands (QLD). The savings are unlimited!
The SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium single ticket prices 'low price guarantee' means you will always find discounts on this website! No other non-membership website sells SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium single tickets at a lower price than here on the official SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium website PLUS - there are no booking fees when you buy tickets from this website, so you can be sure of no nasty surprises!
Join Scrat, Ice Age's resident nut-crazed sabre-toothed squirrel, as he time travels in his zaniest adventure to date! Included in the admission price.
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A woman from the east made a great impression with the judges on "The Voice" on WITN Monday night. Now it's up to you to vote for her to keep her in the finale.
Katrina Parker sang the Lauren Hill version of Killing Me Softly by Roberta Flack. All the judges said they loved it that Katrina is a star.
Katrina is originally from Holly Ridge in Onslow County and lives in Los Angeles.
Be sure to watch Tuesday night at 9:00 pm on WITN to see who makes it to the final four.
You can learn more about "The Voice" and how to vote at www.nbc.com/thevoice.
A woman raised in Onslow County will sing on live television tonight, hoping to earn her ticket to the finals of the NBC show "The Voice."
Katrina Parker is from Holly Ridge, though she currently lives in Los Angeles. She is one of eight finalists still in the competition, and one of two on Adam Levine's team. One person from his team, and one person from the three other teams will be selected to move on to next week's finals.
The four finalists will be selected based on a combination of viewer votes and coach's scores.
You can learn more about "The Voice" and how to vote after tonight's show at www.nbc.com/thevoice.
"The Voice" airs live Monday at 8 p.m. on WITN.
Holly Ridge native Katrina Parker remains in the competition on the NBC show "The Voice" after Adam Levine picked her to move on.
Katrina was not the viewer's choice to move on so she faced a sing off with the other member of Levine's team. After hearing the two sing, Levine picked Parker to move on.
An eastern Carolina native competed live on "The Voice" Monday night and moved on to the next round of competition. She's one of three contestants left on coach Adam Levine's team.
Katrina Parker sang "Jar of Hearts" by Christina Perri Monday night on the NBC singing competition. The judges said she sang beautifully, and her performance was nearly flawless. Parker is from Onslow County, though currently lives in Los Angeles.
Viewer votes help determine who stays in the competition. You can vote for Katrina Parker starting until 10 a.m. Tuesday by calling 855-VOICE-02, texting the number "2" to 97979. You can also vote online or get a link to vote through Facebook by clicking here.
There was a viewing party at the Holly Ridge Community Center sponsored by Katrina's family, The Town of Holly Ridge, Greater Topsail Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism, and Topics Design of Surf City.

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Knit Some, Felt Too Snake Purse Kit
Ladybug and Balls Felt Hanging with Bell
Large Heart Snowflake Ornament
Little Chest of Mini Sea Shells
Natural Moisturizer Cream Making Kit
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Rainbow String for String Games
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Sterling Silver Angel of Peace Necklace
Stockmar 24 Crayon Set in Wood Box
Stockmar Modelling Beeswax - Set of 15
Stockmar Water Color Paints - Set of 6
Stone Chip Garnet Necklace Set
Three Forest Animal Ornaments Set
Three Owls in a Tree Silk Hanging
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A near-dock Intermodal Container Transfer Facility (ICTF) will be constructed in Southport as a public/private partnership with the Florida East Coast Railway. It will be utilized to transfer international intermodal containers between cargo ships and rail. Currently, containers must be drayed between Port Everglades and off-port rail terminals located in Fort Lauderdale on Andrews Avenue or in the city of Hialeah, which is in Miami-Dade County.
The ICTF project will bring two new rail tracks under the Florida Department of Transportation Eller Drive Overpass. Construction on the overpass began during the summer of 2011. These new rail tracks expand into six working tracks totaling approximately 18,000 LF, which will accommodate a train up to 9,000-LF. The total ICTF area is approximately 42.5 acres, and includes a marshaling area.
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Charleston, WV (Sports Network) - Deniz Kilicli scored 21 points as he helped
lift the West Virginia Mountaineers over the Marshall Thundering Herd, 69-59,
at the Charleston Civic Center.
Kilicli was joined in double-figure scoring by Juwan Staten with 12 points for
WVU (3-3) which has now won two in a row after a rough start this season.
Aaric Murray led all players with 10 rebounds.
D.D. Scarver scored 17 points for the Herd (5-4) in the loss that ended a
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WVU led 31-25 at halftime despite shooting 33.3 percent from the field because
the squad scored 10 points off Marshall turnovers.
In the second half the Mountaineers outscored Marshall 20-10 in the paint and
watched the Herd converted only 9-of-16 at the free-throw line in the period.
Marshall shot just 36.5 percent from the floor and 12-of-22 at the charity
stripe, not to mention turning the ball over 17 times.
Five players were ejected from the game with 1:37 remaining when Robert Goff
of Marshall kicked Staten which led to a gathering on the court. Murray, Terry
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Getting reacquainted with the Milk Man, Utah Jazz Head Coach Tyrone Corbin.
When Tyrone Corbin gets hungry, he hits the Bayleaf on Main Street. "You can certainly enjoy a good bowl of greens there," the South Carolina native and Utah Jazz head coach says. Now, seven years into his second stint as a Beehive resident, Corbin has made Salt Lake home.
Having lived in nine different cities during his 15-year NBA career, Corbin offers a portrait of a basketball life come full circle. He was originally traded to Utah in 1991 for Thurl Bailey, 20 years before he would replace legendary Jerry Sloan as head coach. "I wanted to let the fans know this franchise didn't make a mistake by having me replace Thurl," he says.
Corbin won over the crowd with his hustle and made a name for himself—literally. Fans dubbed Corbin the "Milk Man" after he became the spokesperson for the Utah Dairy Farmers' milk mustache campaign. While he grabbed rebounds and chugged milk, he and wife Dante began to raise a family. They enrolled their daughter in a Montessori school and introduced son Tyrell to the world. But in 1994, just as they got comfortable, Corbin was traded to Atlanta.
A decade later, Corbin returned to Utah as assistant coach. "I'm a little bit more in the community now," he says, comparing coaching to his playing days."It's a great community and a lot more diverse than people give it credit for."
As Corbin's coaching career blossoms, so has his son's basketball future. Tyrell, a star at West High School, now plays at University of California, Davis. "I used to take him to the gym because he wanted to do what Dad did," Corbin recalls. "He was a kid, so I detached the coach part and just enjoyed being with my son."
Now Corbin follows Tyrell from afar as he tries to guide the Jazz back to the playoffs. But, will Tyrell, who lives just 15 minutes from Sacramento, still root for the Jazz when they play the Kings? "I certainly hope so," the coach laughs.


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DIY Stainless Steel Exhaust - A Sound AlternativeWritten by on January 17, 2012 DIY Custom Stainless Steel Exhaust Just Like The Pros
Exhaust work is something that most guys outsource to a local shop due to the fact that most of us either don't have a lift, don't weld, don't want to do it, or a combination thereof. But with universal kits being ready made, not to mention the model specific kits available for many trucks these days, it's never been easier for the DIYer to put together a great sounding exhaust system. With the SIM tech center at my disposable, I've started to tackle some of the tasks that I used to save for the professionals; one of them being exhaust work. I've had good results using Flowmaster's U-Fit kits in the past and when I heard that they were offering them in stainless steel, I figured now was the time to step things up and build a custom exhaust for the C10.
I really like the idea of using stainless steel to build an exhaust, as it will outlast aluminized tubing, and in ten years it will look just like the day it went together (minus a bit of road rash). It also gives me the option of TIG welding the entire system together, which means a couple of things. One, I won't have to endure the rain of MIG berries that is usually the result of an exhaust job. Two, I won't have to endure the ugly gob of weld produced by a MIG welder. Three, the weld won't be susceptible to rust as it will be welded with ER308L stainless steel rod as opposed to a standard MIG welded seam. And four, I can tack the system together under the truck and finish welding it on a work table where I can sit and weld comfortably. Those are four big positives for me!
But what's a custom exhaust system if it doesn't breathe and sound good?! For that, we'll be using 2½-inch tubing throughout and a pair of Hushpower H-2 mufflers. I've run these mufflers before and they have a great low tone without that harsh rasp often associated with muscle car-type mufflers. They also don't seem to create as much drone as a Turbo-style muffler, which is what usually gives you a migraine after four hours at highway speeds, and their diminutive size allows them to be located far aft of the cab where the noise can be contained away from the passenger compartment. To send the spent exhaust gasses rearward, a pair of stainless steel Tru-Ram ram's horn-style manifolds from Speedway Motors will be used.
I started the exhaust build by laying out the Flowmaster kit and components on the ground to get a rough idea of what I had to work with. Then starting at the header flanges, I began to work my way rearward to the mufflers. I opted to use two pairs of ball flanges in the system so it will be manageable if and when the time comes to disassemble or modify the exhaust system. As I have plans to replace the stock 307 with an LS motor somewhere down the road as well as the possibility of the long bed chassis getting shortened, I wanted to make modifying the exhaust easy without having to redo a large portion of it in the future.
I spent the first day mocking everything up, cutting tubing, and tack welding the pieces together, and by the end of the second day, I had the entire system welded up and installed. Not a bad weekend project, but without a lift it would be a bit of a bear, admittedly. But the fact that I was able to build the system how I wanted it, to my specs, and to my standards is enough for me to probably never take another truck to an exhaust shop, but instead to do it on my own. This was my third system and I gotta say, I'm getting pretty good at it. So, if the magazine business dies and I'm forced to go get a real job, perhaps I could go into the exhaust business … CCT
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Flowmaster's U-Fit kit comes with an assortment of mandrel bent tubing along with the necessary components for the h-pipe. I opted to keep with the stainless steel motif as it's easy to weld, won't rust, and looks cool.I simple shorty collector flange at the end of each manifold is where we'll start the exhaust build.It takes a bit of trial and error to get the first couple of bends right, especially on the passenger side where the exhaust is forced to snake around the starter.I started with a pair of bends, cut slightly longer than I thought I'd need and trimmed them each to fit. If you don't have a bandsaw, a large tubing cutter like this one from Graham Tool works great on all kinds of tubing.Once I had an idea of how to run the first series of bends, I tack welded them together. By making a couple hash marks on each piece, the assembly can be removed and welded on a work table.Here's the first run from the exhaust manifold. I opted to run a ball flange at this point to ease assembly and future motor swaps.
Continuing on from the first ball flange, another length of straight tubing was trimmed mid-bend to get the proper orientation before sending the exhaust backward.This is where it starts getting a little easier. From here back, it's gradual bends and straight tubing for the most part.To keep the exhaust tucked up nice and high in the frame, once clear of the bellhousing crossmember, I kicked it up and over the transmission crossmember using a 90-degree bend cut in half and rotated 180-degrees, in effect making an "s" bend.To keep the exhaust tucked up nice and high in the frame, once clear of the bellhousing crossmember, I kicked it up and over the transmission crossmember using a 90-degree bend cut in half and rotated 180-degrees, in effect making a "s" bendI added another flange in front of the CPP rear crossmember and then repeated the 's' bend trick before the exhaust met up with the Hushpower mufflers, which are stainless items as well.With the exhaust tacked in place, it was time to add a couple of hangers to support the whole assembly. Placed in a vise, the solid rod is easily bent to fit the contour of the exhaust tubing …Adding a pair of exhaust tips is the icing on the proverbial cake. I used a piece of wood on two jack stands to ensure that the tips were level and flush before tacking them in place.I trimmed the straight bit of tubing before placing it between the two fish-mouth ends and mocking it in place. This assembly will be the h-pipe, which is used to balance the exhaust gas pulses. If your truck "raps" when you let off the throttle, chances are you need an h-pipe installed in your exhaust system.
First, I marked the area where the h-pipe intersects each exhaust, then drilled a one-inch hole in the center.It's not necessary to make the hole any larger as this little bit is all that's required to balance the exhaust pulses between the two sides.Since the entire exhaust is stainless, it isn't necessary (or desirable!) to MIG weld everything together. Instead, I opted to TIG weld everything on a table where I could do so comfortably and carefully using a Lincoln 175 machine—ER308L stainless steel TIG welding wire is used to keep impurities out of the welded seam and prevent corrosion.After the better part of an afternoon, I had the entire exhaust TIG welded up and ready to rock. The gray you see on the flanges and hangers is high-temp paint, necessary because those components are mild steel and will rust over time, unlike the stainless steel components.Flowmaster's ball flange unions work great for splitting the exhaust system up into manageable sections and allow you to make changes later on down the road (such as engine or muffler swaps or if you plan on shortening the frame).CPP designed their crossmember to clear 3-inch tubing so our 2 1/2-inch fit with room to spare. It's worth mentioning though that care be taken throughout the build process to maintain plenty of clearance around the exhaust near brake and fuel lines as well as anything that may potentially come in contact with it.To reduce drone and overall engine noise inside the cab, I ran the Hushpower HP-2 mufflers as far back as I could. Thanks to their dimunitive size (18x5 1/2x4-inches) compared to other mufflers, I was able to mount them above the rear trailing arms and dumped the tip in front of and under the rear axle.


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Ballpark Blueprint: Royals, Aramark asking fans to choose Kauffman Stadium's signature sandwich
The Royals and ARAMARK, the club's exclusive food and beverage partner, are asking fans to vote for a Kansas City-themed signature sandwich to add to the Kauffman Stadium menu in 2011.
Beginning today, fans can choose which of two signature sandwich finalists – developed with local flair by ARAMARK Executive Chef at Kauffman Stadium Dustin Miller – best represents Kansas City and the Royals by casting their vote at www.royals.com/sandwich. The sandwiches also will be available for purchase throughout the first half of the 2011 season at the Hot Corner Grill inside Kauffman Stadium. The winning sandwich – determined by total sandwiches sold and online voting – will be announced after the All-Star Break and remain on the menu for the rest of the season.
Royal Pork T (above left): Crispy pork tenderloin, caramelized onions, fried pickle chips, and Kansas City barbecue sauce.
KC Ribeye Stack (below right): Char-grilled ribeye, cheddar cheese, apple wood bacon, sautéed mushrooms, a crispy onion ring, lettuce, tomato and onion with Kansas City smoky and Gold barbecue sauces on a fresh potato bun.
"Much like the Royals have used the offseason to prepare for the season, we've used consumer insights to enhance the menu at Kauffman Stadium," Chef Miller said. "Now it's up to Royals fans to decide which sandwich is their favorite."
"We are excited to involve our fans in creating our ballpark menu," said Michael Bucek, Vice President-Marketing & Business Development. "Our partnership with ARAMARK on this campaign is another step forward in offering the best fan experience in baseball."
Enhanced Food and Beverage Lineup
The signature sandwich contest is one of several food and beverage offerings debuting at Kauffman Stadium this season. Other new concepts include:
NEW! Jose Pepper's: Tacos, nachos and burritos from the popular Kansas City restaurant will be available at KC Cantina concessions locations throughout the ballpark.
NEW! Combo Meals and Value Items: Hot dog or pizza and soda value-priced deals and an unlimited refill popcorn bucket.
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PLEASE bring back the SHEBOYGAN! no one needs a fancy sandwich at a ball game.


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Your Growing Body & Baby: Pictures: You can view pictures of the development of your pregnancy at milestone weeks to see how your baby is growing. Adapted from our childbirth education tool, The Growing Uterus Charts, eight finely illustrated drawings show the baby's development at various weeks of your pregnancy
Total Overview of a Woman's Body Related to Pregnancy
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LOL the music makes it seem like he's dead.
What is with the funeral music? He isn't dying.
love the video. the song a little creepy
Wow...that's awkward.
RIP Royce, you will be missed.
I'm working on a similar video. Only it's 4 minutes long and no depressing music.
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RIP Royce, you will be missed.
This made me laugh hard.
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RIP Royce, you will be missed.
Well played. Rep to you
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
All I can think of is Michael Scott playing this repeatedly after getting dumped......
Goodbye, my lover??????
Royce White would go beast mode on your friend if he saw this video.
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Literacy Outreach needs help teaching basic literacy skills to adults, including basic reading, writing and math to native English speakers and oral English skills to non-native speakers. Volunteers do not need to speak a foreign language or have prior teaching experience, just a desire to help, the ability to read and speak English and three hours of time per week to work with an adult.
Interested volunteers are invited to attend any of these informational sessions:
• Monday, Sept. 10, 10 - 11 a.m., Rifle Branch Library, 207 East Ave.
• Thursday, Sept. 13, 10 - 11 a.m., Parachute Branch Library, 244 Grand Valley Way.
• Monday, Sept. 17, 6 - 7 p.m., Rifle Branch Library, 207 East Ave.
• Thursday, Sept. 20, 6 - 7 p.m., Parachute Branch Library, 244 Grand Valley Way.
Literacy Outreach is a local nonprofit teaching essential literacy skills to adults one word at a time. Call 945-5282 for more information.
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The Rifle Lions club recently thanked Sandra Coe and Crossroads Senior Living of Rifle for allowing the club to meet each month at their beautiful facility for the past decade. Surrounded by a comfortable family atmosphere, 22 residents currently reside at Crossroads in Rifle. Lions Club members enjoyed interacting with the residents and staff. The Lions Club now meets at the Bookcliffs Council on Arts and Humanities building. Meetings are the first Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m.
The new director of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, Matthew Lepore, will be the featured speaker at the Garfield County Energy Advisory Board meeting, 5:30 - 8 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 6, at the Rifle Branch Library, 207 East Ave.
The energy advisory board is a monthly forum for the public, oil and gas industry, landowners and local government to discuss issues related to energy development.
Beginning at 5:30 p.m., a light meal and social time is held, followed by the meeting at 6 p.m. For meal-planning purposes, RSVPs to Denice Brown, Garfield County Oil and Gas assistant, at 625-5915 are encouraged.
High Desert Floral has moved from its previous location next to City Market on Railroad Avenue and in front of Shale Country Liquors. Their new location is 1095 E. 19th St. Call them at 625-8100 for fresh flowers, plants and balloons.
Last month, The Miner's Claim in Silt began serving a business lunch from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Reservations for private business meetings are available. Call 876-5372.
Michelle (Mickie) Hosack was appointed to the vacant Garfield School District Re-2 director District A seat at the Aug. 28 school board meeting.
The seat was declared vacant after Brad Moss moved outside the district.
Hosack is the Changing Lifestyles coordinator at Grand River Hospital District. She holds a bachelor's of science degree in health science and is a registered dietitian. She has two children in the district, a senior at Rifle High School and an eighth-grader at Rifle Middle School. Both have attended school in Re-2 since kindergarten.
Hosack has been involved in numerous district boards and activities, including Parent Teacher Associations at Wamsley and Cactus Valley elementaries and Rifle Middle School, the Rifle Middle School Building Accountability, Rifle High School Booster Club and the district accountability committee.
"I felt like this is a great opportunity to really learn how the school district works at a deep level," said Hosack after the appointment. "I want to help steer the vision for learning in our community."
Hosack's appointment is for the rest of Moss' term, through November 2013, when the seat will be up for election.
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American Pregnancy Association describes chiropractic by saying, "Chiropractic care is health maintenance of the spinal column, discs, related nerves and bone geometry without drugs or surgery. It involves the art and science of adjusting misaligned joints of the body, especially of the spine, which reduces spinal nerve stress and therefore promotes health throughout the body." The association explained some reasons for seeking chiropractic while pregnant. "Establishing pelvic balance and alignment is another reason to obtain chiropractic care during pregnancy. When the pelvis is misaligned it may reduce the amount of room available for the developing baby. This restriction is called intrauterine constraint. A misaligned pelvis may also make it difficult for the baby to get into the best possible position for delivery."
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You couldn't pay me enough to do any sort of "jazzling" on my body; especially my kitchen. While I respect the fact some women like it and it's their bodies so if they want to stick some glitter on their kitchen, then go for it. Woohoo. I'll even throw you a fucking party, if that's what you want.
Once a trend that, although somewhat of an artform in its own right, "vajazzling," is now officially art thanks to South African artist Frances Goodman who has created a series of photographs of sparkly vaginas claiming that her exhibit the "Vajazzling Series" is more than just some silly trend. According to Goodman it "empowers the body, employs the female gaze and reclaims the practice for women across the world."
Again, I respect her thoughts and efforts to make this into art, but considering just how fleeting, and frankly, ridiculous it is, it's hard to believe the she'll have more serious appreciators of art at her exhibit than perverts just looking for a cheap thrill. But I guess, historically, it probably is not much different than women adorning themselves with jewels and other bedazzling techniques in the hopes of impressing either a suitor or themselves for just the hell of it.
"The Vagazzling Series" is part of Goodman's much large exhibition entitled "Touched" and it is on display now at (Art)Amalgamated here in New York City. So go celebrate pretty vaginas and find some inspiration to hot glue some sequins to your pubic bone, too. Maybe you can be in her next round of the series if she does one.


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This is heart month... a time to focus on the many things you can do to keep your heart healthy. One big thing is watching what you eat.
Ryan Reynolds... the Executive Chef at Metro Health Hospital and Dr. Fadi Saab, a cardiologist with Metro Heart and Vascular, talk aboutthe benefits of the Mediterranean Diet.
Key things about the Mediterranean Diet:
• Eating mainly plant-based foods, like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts
• Using olive oil, which contains healthy fats, instead of butter
• Making use of herbs and spices to season food, avoiding salt
• Eating poultry and fish at least twice a week. Limiting red meat to a few times a month.
• Drinking red wine in moderation
Dr. Saab and Chef Ryan are hosting a free "Cooking with the Cardiologist" seminar at the hospital next week where you'll learn more about the Mediterranean diet and how to prepare a great dish. That's happening Thursday, February 13 from 6:30 - 7:30 in the Metro Health Conference Center next to the hospital.
Link for registration:
Metro Health "Cooking with a Cardiologist" Recipes
Lebanese Fattoush
½ cup tap water
1 tsp. cornstarch
1/3 cup fresh lemon juice
1 tbsp. fresh garlic, minced
1 ½ tsp. lemon zest, freshly grated
½ tsp. salt
½ tsp. ground black pepper
1 head Romaine lettuce, fresh and torn
2 medium fresh tomatoes (diced)
½ cup onions, green/spring (chopped)
¼ cup parsley, Italian fresh (chopped)
¼ cup min, fresh (chopped)
1 medium fresh green pepper (diced)
6 oz. arugula
4 pita bread
Wash hands before beginning preparation. Mix the water and cornstarch in a small sauce pan over medium-high heat until thickened. Remove from heat. Mix lemon juice, garlic, lemon zest, salt and pepper into cornstarch mixture and refrigerate until ready to use.
In a large bowl, toss together lettuce, cucumber, tomatoes, green onion, parsley, mint, bell pepper and arugula. Toss with dressing and serve with the pitas toasted as croutons.
Serving size: 4 oz. Yield: 4 servings
Shish Tawook Grilled Chicken
¼ cup fresh lemon juice
¼ cup olive oil
¾ cup plain yogurt
1 tbsp. fresh garlic (minced)
2 tsp. tomato paste
1 ¼ tsp. salt
1 tsp. oregano
¼ tsp. ground black pepper
¼ tsp. ground Allspice
¼ tsp. ground cinnamon
1/8 tsp. cardamom
2 lb. chicken breast (diced)
2 yellow onions (bite-size pieces)
1 medium fresh green peppers (bite-size pieces)
1 cup parsley, Italian fresh
Wash hands before beginning preparation. Wisk together lemon juice, olive oil, yogurt, tomato paste, salt, oregano, pepper, Allspice, cinnamon and cardamom in a large bowl. Add the 2 inch. Chunks of chicken and toss to coat. Marinate for at least 4 hours.
Pre-heat grill to medium high heat. Thread the chicken, onions and peppers onto skewers. Cook on grill until chicken reaches 165 degrees, about 5 minutes per side. Serve topped with chopped parsley.
Serving size: 6 oz. Yield: 6 servings


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Ooh, this is looking promising already!
I've been trying to figure out how to make the hexes a major element of the map, instead of something to just work around, and I really like what you're doing here, kind of an iso-hex grid.
I'm looking forward to seeing where it grow.
@ Carbus: You getting better and better! Cant wait to see more of those.
That's already totally awesome.
I'm having trouble drawing a city in this kind of map! I'm trying to draw them in a Isometric perspective, but do you guys think it's a good choice, or should I choose a different one? Also do you guys know any good tutorials about drawing cities in a Symbolic way? (something like Djekspek tutorial fantasy map - step by step city icon by *Djekspek on deviantART)
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To make cities, maybe apply some visual synecdoche? Make a part signify the whole. You could make the size and number of buildings represent population size, so a hamlet is one little cottage while a city could be two timber frame houses and a tower. I think making isometric buildings that match your current style would look great.
Edit: Oops, I should have looked at that tutorial, that's great! Are you looking for something in a different style than that?
I'm really bad at drawing cities, and things in perspective, now imagine the both together
Later I'll try something like Djekspek did in here: Rarkonir by *Djekspek on deviantART and here:Small Fantasy Map by *Djekspek on deviantART
I hope in my next post I start telling the story behind Pritior (altough it´s not my best skill, I´ll try me best). But for now my new update! Again I´m still struggling to get the cities, and houses correctly in the matters of colour, position and etc.
In this update I also started to create some landmarks, like the south lands below the sea where I´m thinking about creating a Desert area, the highest peak in the land of pritior (still unnamed) and also an impenetrable mountain fortress.
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I want to send email by the outlook using smtp auth but I cant!
I run the command: zmcertinstall mta ssl/ssl/server/server.crt ssl/ssl/server/server.key with a root user, to generate smtpd.crt file. After that, the ZimbraAdmin web interface didnt work any more because a problem with the encryption. ?!?!
When I use Kmail client (TLS + Plain Text) I can send email, but with the Outlook didnt work.The follow messages appear in log:
"Jan 25 15:47:40 webmail postfix/smtpd[6381]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from unknown[184.108.40.206]: 504 <windows>: Helo commandrejected: need fully-qualified hostname; from=<firstname.lastname@example.com> to=<email@example.com> proto=ESMTP helo=<windows>"
But to correct this error, I need access the zimbraAdmin!!! And my firefox cant connect because the encryption problem. Who can help me?


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YSC 15th Anniversary Lists - July 2013
YSC was founded 15 years ago by three young survivors, who felt discouraged by the lack of resources available to them. This month, we're honoring how far we've come as a result of their efforts to bring young adult oncology issues to the forefront by highlighting 15 resources for those affected by cancer.
Check back on the 15th of each month to see 15 new facts or tips! Read more about our 15th anniversary lists here.
15 Resources For Young Women
|What's Next? A Young Woman's Post-Treatment Navigator, the latest in YSC's series, is a free comprehensive guidebook for women who have completed their initial breast cancer treatment. Topics covered what to expect from long-term side effects like chemobrain, sex and intimacy, fertility, and lymphedema. It also includes worksheets to document summaries and create survivorship care plans.
|Introduced nationally in 2009, YSC's Newly Diagnosed Resource Kit (NDRK) was developed to empower you as you navigate complicated medical terminology, various multiple treatment options, financial and insurance questions and a whirlwind schedule of tests and appointments.
|YSC's Online Community Bulletin Boards provide a place for young women affected by breast cancer to connect at any time of the day or night – even from a smartphone. New features include a Member Map, Online Chat and Calendar along with more expanded and forums.
|YSC regularly hosts webinars on topics like Beyond the Hot Flash: What to Know About Early Menopause, Workplace Rights, Dating, Healthcare Reform, and Metastatic Breast Cancer. Past webinars are available on YSC's Transcripts/Audio Files webpage.
|YSC Face 2 Face Networks (YSC F2F) provide in-person support and connections for Young Women Affected by Breast Cancer (YWABC) in their local communities.
|Founded in 1944, CancerCare is a national nonprofit organization delivering free professional counseling, educational programs and financial assistance to anyone affected by cancer, including those family, friends and the bereaved. To speak with a CancerCare social worker, call 800.813.HOPE (4673).
|Founded in 2003, the HealthWell Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization providing financial assistance to insured patients living with chronic and life-altering illnesses to help them afford their medical treatments. It provides assistance with payments for prescription drug copayments, coinsurance, deductibles and other selected out-of-pocket costs.
|American Cancer Society offers a number of programs including Hope Lodge, Road to Recovery, Taking Charge of Money Matters and Tender Loving Care.
|Fertile Hope is a LIVESTRONG initiative providing reproductive information, support and hope to cancer patients and survivors whose medical treatments present the risk of infertility.
|Cancer and Careers empowers and educates people with cancer to thrive at work by providing expert advice, interactive tools and educational events. Through a comprehensive website, free publications, career coaching, and a series of support groups and educational seminars.
|NeedyMeds provides links to pharmaceutical companies and other organizations that have patient assistance programs.
|First Descents takes young adult cancer fighters(ages 18 to 39) on free outdoor adventure experience designed to empower them to climb, paddle and surf beyond their diagnosis, defy their cancer, reclaim their lives and connect with others doing the same.
|American Psychosocial Oncology Society Helpline finds local counseling services for people with cancer and their caregivers. 866.APOS.4.HELP.
|Pure Romance carries an exclusive line of lubricants and bedroom accessories including products specifically for women affected by breast cancer. Its Sensuality, Sexuality, Survival program focuses on helping breast cancer survivors recapture their sexuality.
|MyOncofertility.org supplies information on the potential effect of cancer and treatment on fertility, preservation options and resources for discussing these issues with a doctor. It also has a physician finder feature to identity physicians in your area.
Did You Know?
A 2010 survey conducted by Young Survival Coalition (YSC) found that 86 percent of its post-treatment population did not have a survivorship care plan. To bridge this gap and help young breast cancer survivors navigate life after treatment YSC developed What's Next? A Young Woman's Post-Treatment Navigator.
15th Anniversary Lists
In 2013, Young Survival Coalition celebrates 15 years of supporting women 40 and under affected by breast cancer. In the tradition of its founders, YSC pioneers research, information about treatment options and helps with the challenges and frustrations young women face when diagnosed. As the first organization to recognize these needs, YSC will be highlighting its accomplishments as well as the cancer community's each month in a new "15 Facts" or "15 Tips" list. Please check back each month to learn something new.


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Ever since health care reform was enacted into law more than two years ago, rumors have been circulating on the Internet and in e-mails that the law contains a 3.8 percent tax on real estate.
The tax was passed by Congress in 2010 to help generate an estimated $210 billion to help fund President Barack Obama's health care and Medicare overhaul plans. It is sometimes called a "Medicare tax" because the proceeds are to be dedicated to the Medicare trust fund.
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) quickly released material to show the tax does not target real estate, and will, in fact, affect very few home sales. It is a tax that will affect only high-income households that realize a substantial gain on an asset sale, including a home sale, once other factors are taken into account. Maybe 2 to 3 percent of home sellers will be affected.
Nevertheless, the rumors persist, and the latest version that's circulating falsely says the NAR is advocating for the tax's repeal. While NAR does not support the tax (it was added into the health care law at the last minute and never considered in hearings), it is not advocating for its repeal at this time.
Linda Goold, NAR's director of tax policy, said the tax will affect few home sellers because so many different pieces must fall into place a certain way for the tax to apply.
First, any home sale gain must be more than the $250,000 to $500,000 capital gains exclusion that's in effect today. That's gain, not sales amount; so you really have to reap a substantial amount for the tax to even come into play. Very few people are walking away with a gain of more than half a million dollars today, even in the high-end home market.
For the few households that do see a gain of that size, only the amount above the exclusion would be factored into the tax calculation, and that would still only apply to high-income households, which the law defines as single people earning $200,000 a year, and joint filers earning $250,000 a year.
So, if you are a household with annual income of $250,000 or more, and you earn a gain of more than $500,000 on your house (again, that's after the $500,000 exclusion), any amount of gain above the exclusion would be plugged into a formula to see if it's taxable. If it turns out to be taxable, then the amount could be subject to the 3.8 percent tax. If the household had a gain of more than $500,000, but earned only $249,000 a year in income, the tax would not apply.
(Note that these are just hypothetical examples. To know if a case would really be subject to the tax, a professional tax preparer or tax attorney has to look at all the particulars of the tax filer's case. Only a tax professional is in a position to say the tax is applicable.)
The other thing about the tax worth noting is that, although it takes effect in 2013, any impact on taxes will not happen until 2014. That's because the tax filer would do the calculation in 2014 for the 2013 tax year. Because it's not a tax on a real estate sale but rather on a capital gain, it's not calculated at the time of an asset sale, whether that asset is a house or something else. It's calculated at the time the filer figures his or her tax.
Latest on local and national
real estate market
Some great news: For our area, the median sales price is now $205,000, compared to $181,000 for the same period of 2011. This represents a 13 percent increase from the same period in 2011. Total days homes are on the market have decreased from 279 to 191. Active listings in our local multiple listing services has decreased from 1,538 to 1,245. Current interest rates for an owner occupied home loan is 3.75 percent for 30 years, or 2.875 percent for 15 years, with approved credit.
Good news for investors: The number of households renting has increased by almost 17 percent and the rental market is strong with very few vacancies. The prices of rentals vs. what you can purchase a house for makes for an opportunity for good cash flow.
It is so important to know the statistics of your local real estate market fundamentals, like the balance of supply and demand, effects of market time, prices, negotiating leverage, absorption rates, affordability, dollar volumes, etc.
That helps you answer the big question: Is now the time to buy real estate?
Glenn Ault is a broker at Bray Real Estate in Rifle.


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Apr 25, 2011 | By Page May
We recently started filming several educational videos on the wealth gap! Over the next month, a new video will be released every week.The series will cover the basics of the wealth gap and its larger implications.
Check out the first video below!
To start us off, this video goes over the definition of wealth. We think this is an important topic because 1) we need to clarify what we mean when we use the word "wealth" and 2) wealth is frequently misinterpreted or misused to mean "income." The latter is particularly problematic given that many middle- to high-income families may actually be in the bottom of the wealth gap when you add in their student loans, rent, bills, or lack of assets.
We invite you to share this video with friends, family, and co-workers and also to let us know what you think with a comment! What questions do you have? What do you want to learn more about? How does the wealth gap affect you?
For a transcript of the video below, click here.
Video filmed and edited by Debbie Southorn
Next week's video looks at wealth distribution since the 1970s.
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Shiloh's FREE Wi-Fi Technology Clinic at Shiloh Baptist Church
Saturday, 06 July, 2013|
Bring your "gadgets" (laptop, computer, tablet, cell phone, camera, mp3 players, etc.) to Shiloh Baptist Church's FREE WiFi Technology Clinic and let Shiloh's Technolgy Committee assist you. Our techs will set-up your device, teach you to use it, and in some cases, will repair it.
DATE: The first Saturday of each month
TIME: 10am - 2pm
LOCATION: The Tuning Fork @ Shiloh Baptist Church 1510 - 9th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001
(All IT services provided at Shiloh Baptist Church during the technology clinic are free of charge. The purchase of any material, software, etc. needed to operate/repair devices are the responsibility of the device owner. Any contracted services requested of the IT volunteers, outside of the WiFi Technology Clinic, may be charged a fee, and are in no way associated with Shiloh Baptist Church or the WiFi Technology Clinic.
The Tuning Fork
Washington, DC 20001
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Phone: 202-232-4288
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Send The Pen Guy Your Dead Pens To Help With New Reclaimed Art Projects
For the past 7 years, Costas Schuler has been collecting old pens to add to his collection and cover his car in them. The 1981 Mercedes Benz now has over 10,000 pens covering it and is still running with over 272k miles on it. Amazingly, the art car is Schuler's
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CONNORVILLE - Jay Morris arrived at Buckeye Local three years ago with a simple plan, build a solid program and turn Panthers basketball teams into winners.
Year 1 was rather uneventful. So uneventful that the Panthers managed one victory. Last season saw a drastic improvement, coming out of the blocks strong and posting a 9-12 record. Early indications are as simple as Morris' plan and that is it appears to be working.
"Last year, we had eight different players as our leading scorers throughout the season. That's an oddity for a high school team, but that enabled a lot of guys to get feel for what it's like at the varsity level," Morris said.
"This year will the third year that some of our seniors have played for me, so they know what we are trying to do here and what we are talking about. We have six seniors that are here for their third year and two other that came out this year.''
His returning lot includes the next four top scorers, leading rebounder and the third and fourth players on that rebounding list.
"Six of eight seniors are returning lettermen and along with (junior) Brennan Czuchran, with have seven lettermen returning and that's pretty good considering with graduated six players. Those seven will be playing the majority of the time. We have already spoken with the other kids and they know what their roles are."
That talented senior group includes the leading rebounder from a year in 6-foot-3 forward Johnny Rozenek. He averaged 5.5 rebounds and 7.4 points per outing.
Along with Rozenek, the senior lettermen list includes 5-10 guard Caleb Agnew (111 points, 85 assists), 6-foot forward Shane Duncan, 5-11 guard Dylan Williams, 6-6 forward Tommy Hamilton and 6-1 wing Kyle Michalo. The latter averaged 8.2 points for game and converted 32 3-pointers.
Buckeye's roster includes two other senior players with 5-10 guard Austin Marshall and 6-2 wing Braden Martin.
Czuchran heads a class of juniors that should be very important down the stretch for the Panthers. Czuchran has been a starter in each of his first two years and is one of the area's top underclassmen. The 6-3 wing finished last season with 190 points,78 rebounds, 25 assists and 17 steals.
Adding to the junior contingent are 6-2 forward Jonathan Borkoski, 6-0 post Mike Carducci, 6-0 wing Cory Donahue and 6-1 post Devan Pyciak.
Five sophomores will be seeing the bulk of their action with the jayvees, but will be available to move up are 6 -0 wing Ryan Faulkner, 6-1 wing Tom Fish, 6-1 post Logan Dehnart, 6-0 point guard Tyler Miller and 6-1 post Damion Beall.
"We have 18 varsity and jayvees on the roster and we return four starters from last year. In the past, it wasn't uncommon for me to use as many as 12 players in a game, but this year, the bulk of the attention will be on those seven.
"We are looking for our kids to get better every day as individuals, both on and off the court, and that will make us better as a team. Our motto last year was 'Team Panther' and that's what we are looking for this year, more team and less individual.
"We are very happy this year to have a freshmen team. Not a lot of schools can have freshmen teams around the valley, but we have 10 freshmen out that will get to play a full freshmen schedule."
Buckeye's freshman squad includes: Brandon Bake, Nathan Bloom, Dallas Burress, Chris DiCenzo, Dylan Dokes, Chayce DuFrasne, Ryan Moffo, Mason Patterson, Jacob Savage and Jason Worrell.
Morris returns with a strong staff with veteran coach Joe Soos back as his varsity assistant, Greg Haberfield will be coaching the jayvee squad and Chris Heaton will be running the freshmen program.
Buckeye has made a few changes to its schedule this year with Oak Glen no longer on the slate and adding a big middle-of-the-holidays run that has the Panthers playing three straight nights. They play host to Minerva on Dec. 27, then take part in the Meadowbrook Holiday Tournament on Dec. 28-29 along with Morgan and Monroe Central.
Dec. 6 - at Steubenville
Dec. 7 - at Union Local
Dec. 11 - at Indian Creek
Dec. 14 - Martins Ferry
Dec. 18 - at St. Clairsville
Dec. 27 - Minerva
Dec. 28-29 - at Meadowbrook Tournament
Jan. 4 - Edison
Jan. 8 - Harrison Central
Jan. 11 - at Bellaire
Jan. 12 - at Weir
Jan. 16 - Union Local
Jan. 18 - Indian Creek
Jan. 22 - at Martins Ferry
Jan. 25 - St. Clairsville
Jan. 29 - at Edison
Feb. 1 - at Harrison Central
Feb. 5 - Bellaire
Feb. 8 - Weir


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While at America's Beauty Show in Chicago, Steven Lightfoot stopped by the MODERN SALON booth to demonstrate a quick and fun way to create extremely editorial hair that can be used in photo shoots or runways by using a Salon Tech flatiron, little product, some thread (yes!), hair pieces/filler, and pins.
Step 1: Working in horizontal partings up the head, begin at the nape. Using the Salon Tech 1-inch titanium flatiron, create texture in the hair. "We're trying to work fast, not trying to make it look 'pretty,' this is about creating texture," Steven says. Using verticle partings, create flatiron curls throughout each section. Alternate the direction of the curls by changing which way you turn the iron (toward or away from the face).
Step 2: Lightly backcomb each section at the base to maintain the curl movement. As you go through the hair section by section, add in hair filler to "bulk" up the hair. Alternate the natural hair with the filler to stack the hair in layers of color. The filler will resemble a cotton candy texture and add an avant-garde feel. Using a contrasting color of filler helps to editorialize the result.
Step 3: Take a long piece of string or thread, attach bobby pins to each end. Take one pin and secure at the nape of the head. Then, in a sewing motion, take your second pic on the opposite end and weave through the design to a) secure the hair in place, and b) create a "cotton candy cloud" of hair that is secure, elevated, and appears seamless. (See the video below to watch Steven sew the hair!)
Step 4: Finish the design with hairspray and manipulate the hair to the desired part of the head. Feel free to use extra pins to reinforce the shape and structure you create. Use natural hair from the front hairline to shape into an editorial design. Use the filler as a pillow to drape and rest the hair on top.
Video one: Steven Lightfoot of Salon Tech demonstrates the sewing portion of creating this editorial look. Watch as he shapes the hair into the desired structure and then reinforces the shape with thread and pins.
Video two: Steven Lightfoot of Salon Tech dishes on the hair trends that will be hot this season.