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2016 - 2017 Tryouts
Register HERE
U11-U13 will use June 16th as a make up date if needed due to weather.
U14-U19 will use June 23rd as a make up date if needed due to weather.
Location: University of Wisconsin-Waukesha
Fee: $35.00
Check In starts 60 minutes prior to your tryout
Players should attend all 3 days.
Players should bring soccer shoes, shin guards, water, and an age appropriate ball. ( U13 & Up = #5)
*Any player that wishes to play up at an age older than their current birth year must first get permission from the Tryout Committee. All requests must be received by June 6th. Players must be registered for tryouts to be considered. The Tryout Committee will respond to the request to tryout at an older age on June 9th. All requests to tryout at an older age need to be emailed to the Executive Director of SC Waukesha-Shan Amini at firstname.lastname@example.com
2016 - 2017 Registration Fees
SC Waukesha - Premier Development Program
U11 - U12 - Blue Team $1,475
U11 - U12 - Gold Team $1,475
U13 - U15 - Blue Team $1,625
U13-U15- Gold Team $1475
U16 - U18- Blue Team $1525
U19 - Blue Team $1300
Base Fee includes
SC Waukesha - Select Program
U11 - U15 $1000 White Teams
U16 - U19 $900 Gold Teams
Base Fee includes:
Payments & Fundraising
Payments can be made by credit card using our online registration system. There is NO fundraising requirement. However, SC Waukesha will provide various opportunities for fundraising and any amounts credited to the player for fundraising may be used to offset the registration fees.
Payments can be made by credit card using our online registration system.
There is NO fundraising requirement. However, SC Waukesha will provide various opportunities for fundraising and any amounts credited to the player for fundraising may be used to offset the registration fees.
Select Program Mission Statement
To provide SC Waukesha players with the opportunity to improve their soccer skills in order to play and achieve success at the highest competitive levels.
Select Committee
The select committee is made up of members of the SC Waukesha Board of Directors they in turn manage and provide oversight to the Classic/Select program at SC Waukesha. Each member of this committee takes on different responsibilities and changes in the operation and procedures of the classic/select program must have board approval before implementation.
Team Structure
SC Waukesha will offer classic /select teams for boys and girls beginning at the U-11 age level and ending at the U-18 age level. Teams will be given an A, B, or C designation. The number of players trying out and coaching availability will determine if there is a C or third team or not. Teams with the A team designation are likely to play in the Midwest Regional League or the Premier or 1st Division of the Boys/Girls State League. Teams with a B/C designation will play in either the Metro (Milwaukee) Youth Regional Soccer League or the South East Girls Soccer League (SECL).
The purpose of the A classic/select team/program is to provide instruction, skill development and competition to those players who possess a higher level of soccer skills and a desire to play at this level. Players and parent commitment to the team, practices, games, etc., are much higher than at any other level.
The purpose of the B or C classic/select team/program is to provide an opportunity for players to learn and compete at the classic/select level. The expectation for each player at this level is to improve their individual skills in order to help the team compete at an appropriate level and perhaps gain enough skills to move up a level at the next tryout year.
Classic leagues will be available for U 11 and up teams. State League Premier and 1st Division league become first available to teams playing in the U12 age groups. Midwest Regional League begins when teams reach the U14 age group.
Tryouts and the Tryout Process
Tryouts are held to choose each team at the classic/select level. These tryouts for classic/select teams are held annually, generally in June and will be the responsibility of the Director of Coaching and Player Development.
Exact dates will be determined and published on the website and local newspapers.
Both the Boys and Girls Select Directors and other Co-Directors may be in attendance and observe these tryouts.
The Director of Player and Coaching Development, along with assigned evaluators, will assume responsibility for selecting players to teams. All efforts will be made to insure that these evaluators will be experienced soccer personnel who are generally not personally acquainted with the players trying out for the team. Players are not guaranteed a position on any team simply because they played on that team last year.
Parents are advised to leave the field on which the tryouts are taking place.
The Process
At tryouts players will be given numbers to wear which evaluators will refer to in rating each player's technical, tactical and physical abilities.
Players will participate in an organized session of technical drills, tactical exercises and small-sided games. These sessions are designed to test each player's technical abilities and skill and will serve to help them distinguish themselves from all the other players. They also help the evaluators in choosing the best players.
To insure objectivity each evaluator will work from and maintain a rating sheet for players in the age group they are evaluating. Evaluators will be assigned to specific drills and exercises and will also walk about and watch players participate in most of the other exercises.
Each team coach will be present at the tryout and act as an advisor to the evaluators. However, the evaluators will make the final decisions.
SC Waukesha will notify all players trying out of their selection status within 3 days.
Injured, On Vacation, Recent Relocation or Sick During Tryouts
A coach may, but is not required, to hold open a roster spot for a player who cannot attend a tryout due to an illness or injury. A written doctor's excuse must be presented prior to the tryout in order to use this waiver. An additional tryout, approved by the director of player development, may be held at the coach's convenience.
Playing Time/ Changing teams
The SC Waukesha Classic/Select program has no rule concerning playing time. Each coach has the right to award playing time based upon player skills, game situations, player attitude, conduct on and off the field and attendance at practice and games.
The only time that players change teams is during the tryout period. Once teams have been chosen, concerns regarding players changing teams should be addressed with the Director of Player and Coaching Development. Only the SC Waukesha Boys and Girls Select Directors may determine if a player should be allowed to change teams at any other time. The State Association has also developed guidelines and policies for transfers from one club to another. Please see the state association website for transfer policies.
Team Composition
SC Waukesha U11 - U12 teams may carry up to 14 players, U13 to U-14 teams may carry up to18 players, U15 and higher level teams may carry as many as 22 players. SC Waukesha will employ the use of club passes to develop younger players, enhance team numbers when the need arises and to help teams remain competitive in their league placements.
League or Division Placement
Each team will know its division placement and status before tryouts. All players must know and understand division/league status at the time of tryouts. Any doubts of appropriate division/league status must be addressed within one week after tryouts. Any questions or thoughts of changing should first be addressed with the coach and manager. The coach and manager must then discuss any possible change with the appropriate select director prior to contacting any other league or state personnel. The select director is to contact the other board members about this within three days. The final decision as to placement of the team is to be determined by a board vote with in one week.
Classic/Select Player Expectations
SC Waukesha recognizes the diversity in players and skill levels in the make up of its soccer teams. It also takes different levels of commitment that some parents and players may not be accustomed to fulfilling. Belonging to an SC Waukesha Select team is more than a casual commitment.
SC Waukesha believes in academics before club activities. Once involved with a SC Waukesha team players can be expected to participate in two or three practices per week, seven to ten regular season games, three to five tournaments per season, and an indoor session. High school aged students who only participate in half a year club soccer season along with indoor are the only exception.
SC Waukesha encourages all players at the classic/select level to compete in more than one sport. We believe this will enhance their overall athletic ability and love for the game of soccer. However, all club-organized activities take precedent over all other non-high school sports.
Indoor Soccer Guidelines
All SC Waukesha teams are encouraged to participate in indoor soccer during the winter months. These leagues should be used to develop player technical skills and support team concepts for the outdoor season. The SC Waukesha board also encourages everyone to use the SC Waukesha name when participating in indoor sessions.
Yellow and Red Cards
Receiving a yellow or red card in a game is a serious issue at SC Waukesha. The issuing of yellow and red cards are used to maintain control of the game. A yellow card from the referee is used as a warning and the player may or may not have to leave the field of play until the next available substitution. A second yellow card in one game is equal to a red card ejection a red card is a more severe penalty and means that the player or coach must leave the game and playing area immediately and cannot play or coach in the next game. The club reserves the right to additionally penalize those receiving red cards for more than just one game.
2016-2017 Mandatory Select Team Meetings
Who: Player and at least (1) Parent
Where: Brookfield Indoor Soccer Complex
19485 W Lisbon Rd, Brookfield, WI
What: Meet your coach.
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When: Dates to be posted soon


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Barak Confirms Transfer of Armored Vehicles to PA
Defense Minister meets Fayyad, says important to advance talks; Netanyahu: Armored vehicle deal 'mistaken.'
Defense Minister Ehud Barak said Wednesday he had agreed to the transfer of new vehicles and equipment to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' security forces as well as to the easing of travel restrictions for West Bank residents.
Citing fear of militant infiltrations, however, Barak signaled he would continue to resist Palestinian and Western demands for mass removals of checkpoints and roadblocks that restrict travel and trade within the West Bank.
"The list of steps we intend to take to make life easier for the Palestinians, without relinquishing our overriding security responsibility, is important in moving the negotiations forward and maintaining a positive atmosphere," Barak told reporters before talks at his Tel Aviv home with Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad.
Israel hopes the measures, announced ahead of a weekend visit by U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, will help blunt complaints it was not doing enough to bolster U.S.-backed peace talks and Fayyad's "law and order" drive in the West Bank.
Barak said the roster included equipment for Abbas's forces, including his elite Presidential Guard, and new vehicles, some of them armored. Barak's office said he discussed the items with Fayyad but no details were provided regarding types or amounts.
Previous shipments for Abbas' forces have been supplied by European and Arab donors, and were at times held up by Israel.
"The talks [with Barak] focused on implementing the road map obligations as well as security and economic conditions in the Palestinian areas," Fayyad's office said in a statement, referring to a 2003 U.S.-sponsored plan for a Palestinian state.
A Palestinian official said Barak was "forthcoming" on issues like roadblocks and deployment of Abbas' forces. But the official said Fayyad would not immediately elaborate further, preferring to see if Israel was serious about implementation.
Earlier Wednesday, Opposition leader MK Benjamin Netanyahu slammed the decision to transfer additional security equipment to the PA's forces.
"The idea that we will give guns, armored vehicles, and ammunition to the Palestinian Authority as it exists today - and these weapons will even protect us - is not only mistaken, it is foolish," the Likud Party chairman told a Jerusalem conference on public policy. "These weapons will be turned against IDF soldiers far sooner than we thing."
"The idea to hand our security over to the Palestinian Authority has failed in the past in Gaza, and it will fail in Judea and Samaria," he continued. "The weaponry that is currently in Hamas' hands came in part from our caches. We need to prevent a similar thing from happening in the West Bank."
The defense minister announced on Tuesday that he has approved the entry of 600 Palestinian policemen into Jenin, where they will engage in routine law enforcement. The policemen are currently undergoing training in Jordan.
In addition, Palestinian police will receive Kalashnikov rifles, rubber bullets and night-vision equipment, according to Army Radio.
The American officers responsible for monitoring Israeli and Palestinian compliance with the road map peace plan recently criticized the Palestinian Authority's counterterrorism efforts.
However, they have also demanded clarifications from Israel about its failure to carry out its road map obligations, which include a freeze on settlement construction and the dismantling of illegal West Bank outposts.
Barak and Fayyad meet regularly to discuss security issues, and their talks are an integral part of U.S.-backed Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, which the sides hope will produce a final agreement this year.
Palestinian officials said Tuesday that Israel should do more to ease life for Palestinians, such as removing roadblocks, dismantling West Bank settlement outposts or releasing prisoners.
As part of the peace process, the Palestinians have pledged to crack down on militant groups.
While Fayyad says he is capable of reining in gunmen, Israel has maintained a large troop presence throughout the West Bank since fighting began in 2000, saying Palestinian forces are not yet ready to take charge.
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MARTINEZ, Calif. (AP) — A Northern California jury has returned a split verdict against a man who acknowledged molesting a 9-year-old girl but blamed the incident on a sleep disorder.
A Contra Costa County jury found Ralph Dell not guilty on Wednesday of the more serious charge in the case, but convicted him of a lesser count of lewd acts on a child under 14. The Contra Costa Times reports (http://bit.ly/1maeNnB ) that he faces a maximum of eight years in prison.
The more serious charge carried a maximum life sentence.
Dell's attorney argued during the trial that his client was asleep when he touched the girl at his Pacheco home in 2012. She was having a sleepover with his daughter.
Dell, who is in his mid-30s, said he had a sleep disorder that made him engage in sexual acts while asleep.
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December 19,2008
Contact:Sheila Cohen
"Coming Attractions"
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January 9-February 2009
Friday, January 9,2009, 6-8pm
Eckhard Etzold Michael Ferris Jr. Mars-1 Sarah Ratchye
Gordon Henderson Lordan Bunch Laurel Connell Olive Ayhens
Dan Keith Alex Luke Megan Wolf Robert Hardgrave
David Choong Lee Lucho Pozo Dan Nicoletta Christina Empedocles
Martha Sue Harris Jacqueline Cooper
Bucheon is pleased to announce the first show of 2009, with artists that we've been working with for over a decade like New York painter Eckhard Etzold and SF based artist Lucho Pozo and to introduce new artists that we have recently become acquainted with like Alex Luke, Christina Empedocles and Megan Wolf. There also will be artists like Michael Ferris, Jr., Robert Hardgrave whose work we have admired for a long time. The show will open Friday, January 9, from 6-8pm and run through February 2009.
There will be paintings, drawings, photography and mixed media with an emphasis on narrative work. Each artist will be presenting examples of new ideas that will be representative of their latest body of work. The show will hopefully be like going to the movies, settling in and getting to see the best coming attractions for some great films.
Included, Mario Martinez aka Mars1 has moved away recently from painting on panels and has quickened his pace with new explorations with gouache and acrylic on paper. They continue to be inventive, surreal like landscapes with rich color and details.
Eckhard Etzold continues to work with the computer to enhance and invent new imagery for his delicately airbrushed paintings. Gordon Henderson, Michael Ferris, Jr. Megan Wolf all love the directness of drawing with very different results ranging from hyper realism to satirical narratives.
Photographer Dan Nicoletta who was involved with the recent Sean Penn film, "Milk" will show a memorable photograph of Harvey Milk.
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Redemption in the kitchen
Alchemy chef Ricardo Heredia's young chefs get the nurturing he missed
Near-tears are the last things you'd expect from such a tough-looking guy.
"It brings me such joy to see a little kid tasting something and describing the basic flavors: sweet, bitter, salty," Ricardo Heredia says, sitting in the dining room at Alchemy in South Park, where he is the executive chef. "It reminds me of me as a kid."
It's after-dinner service. The barrel-chested chef, his forearms tattooed with Mayan serpents and figures, is sipping another Fortaleza Blanco Tequila. And he's talking about the culinary classes he's taught since 2009: Fourth- through eighth-graders from Albert Einstein Academies take the short walk from their campus to train in this casual-cosmopolitan restaurant.
"You start to form bonds with the kids," Heredia says. "I'm going to miss them. I'm getting choked up."
Real kids, real knives
Rewind to days earlier, to the last class of Heredia's eight-week course.
Three-foot-tall cooks are throwing celery and carrots into a pot, tossing it above their heads like haulers chucking furniture onto the back of a truck.
"I always pick the smallest kids to make the soup," Heredia says, laughing.
Installed throughout his small Alchemy kitchen are eight children — ages 10 to 12 — in white chef coats. With the help of a couple of Alchemy's regular line cooks — Ami Cisneros and Josh Blake — the multi-generational kitchen is making a full meal: creamy smoked tomato bisque topped with mustard flowers; carrot and marscapone ravioli finished with curry oil; Sorrento lemon cheesecake with a graham cracker crust.
Around 4 p.m., parents will be treated to the happy conclusion of Heredia's class, called the Culmination Dinner.
For now, kids are dicing vegetables with real knives. ("Keep your fingers back," Heredia instructs. "You want to hold it like you're shaking someone's hands.") Kids are flicking an orange mixture onto pasta dough sheets, using an ice cream scoop. Kids are stirring apple pectin into a simmering blueberry compote.
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Ricardo Heredia, executive chef of Alchemy Restaurant
Born: Jan. 15, 1976. Has two sisters, two half brothers and two daughters
Kitchen experience: The Prado; Ohio kitchens in Dayton and Yellow Springs
Chef heroes: Fellow Midwesterner Michael Symon of "Iron Chef" fame
Likes: The very center of a carrot; billiards; Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do philosophy ("It's kind of the way I cook, absorbing all styles."); playing rap, R&B and '70s soul music during adults-only dinner service; taking his classes on field trips to Suzie's Farm; Alchemy's owners Ron Troyano and Matt Thomas ("We click as people."); and working with charities
Dislikes: Believing in luck
Wild card: "I was really anti-French when I started cooking professionally," Heredia says. "But eventually I embraced the brigade, the mirepoix, the julienne, the blanch. What I was fighting against so much was what I needed to embrace. It's very Jeet Kune Do."
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During a lull in the soup-making, two girls play patty-cake.
"I'm hungry," says 10-year-old Marino Friedmann, the only boy in this class.
"Yeah, that's the hard part," Heredia commiserates. "Cooking is about being completely unselfish. You really want people to be happy. Sometimes I don't eat all day long."
Then Heredia peeks over the shoulders of the taller 12-year-olds, Isabelle Pickering and Francesca Trepak, to advise: "Remember, season a little at a time. You can always add something, but you can't take it back ... . All right, 30 minutes to showtime!"
Heredia's foodie fire
After hours, as Heredia capably drinks his tequila, he explains why teaching children to cook is so important to him.
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An exceptional life of accomplishment and recognition came to an end when, on Dec. 17, 2013, the Honorable Tyrie Alvis Boyer joined his beloved wife Betty in heaven.
The life of Tyrie Boyer personified the American dream. He was born at home in Williston, Sept.10, 1924, to Mary Ethel Strickland and Alton Gordon Boyer, both of Williston. His parents were subsistence farmers who lived off the land.
In search of employment during the Great Depression, the Boyers moved to Jacksonville where Tyrie graduated from Robert E. Lee High School in 1942. While finishing high school, he simultaneously worked as an auto mechanic at Duval Motor Company until joining the
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shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor. Throughout the war, he was a flight engineer on PB2Y transport planes in the Pacific Theatre. It was during a stopover at Alameda, Calif., that Tyrie met Elizabeth Everett Gale at a USO dance. They married in 1945, and were happy together for 66 years.
The couple left California for Jacksonville at the end of
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. While working three jobs and adding another child to the family, Tyrie earned his B.A. and law degrees in four and a half years, graduating at the top of his class. He thrived in the university environment and was tapped into Florida Blue Key Leadership Organization, awarded a Phi Beta Kappa key, as well as Order of Coif, the highest honor a law student can achieve.
Upon graduation in 1954, the family moved to Jacksonville, and Tyrie joined the law firm of Crawford and May. He became a partner, but decided to run for public office and was elected to the Civil Court of Record where he served until Gov. Ferris Bryant promoted him to the Circuit Court in 1963. After returning to private practice, Judge Boyer accepted a 1972 appointment by Gov. Ruben Askew to serve on the First District Court of Appeal. For two of the seven years that he spent at the DCA, Judge Boyer was Chief Judge, and he served on the Supreme Court of Florida by special assignment.
An icon of the Jacksonville legal community, Judge Boyer was continuously A-V rated by Martindale-Hubbell and was designated as a Pre-Eminent Lawyer. In 1979, he established the law firm of Boyer, Tanzler, Blackburn and Boyer where he remained until he tried his last case and won a multi-million dollar verdict at the age of 85 in 2010.
Always striving for excellence and the general good, Judge Boyer's legal achievements included: Board of Directors of Duval County Legal Aid Association; Advocate, American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA); recipient of ABOTA 2011 President's Award; charter member of Supreme Court Committee on Standard Jury Instructions, Civil; Chairman, Supreme Court Committee on Standards of Conduct Governing Judges. He was listed in "Leading American Attorneys," 2002; was adjunct professor and on the Board of Advisors at Florida Coastal College of Law. He was a Board Member at the Legal Studies Institute, University of North Florida. In addition, he served on numerous committees of the American Bar Association, and was the recipient of the Jacksonville Bar Association's Ray Erlich Award for professionalism in 2012.
The Tyrie Boyer ethos required "giving back" to Jacksonville and to Florida. Judge Boyer held official positions in the University of Florida Alumni Association, the Jacksonville Area Chamber of Commerce and Committee of 100. He served as Director of Jones College; Chairman of Duval County Hospital Authority, and as a member of Jacksonville-Duval County Council on Elder Affairs. Judge Boyer was active in the Kirby-Smith Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans and was Judge Advocate General, Second Lieutenant Commander and Commander of that organization. He and Betty rang a bell for the Salvation Army at Christmas, and he actively participated in Safari Club International.
As an avid outdoorsman and big game hunter, Tyrie Boyer traveled the world. However, he became famous in hunting circles when, at age 69, he was attacked, hooked and gouged at his own farm by a crazed deer. In hand to horn combat, he defended his life with a pocket knife, wielded with one hand while the other held onto the deer's antlers. It was literally a fight to the death.
Despite a demanding life full of family, career and community, the highest priority in the life of Tyrie Boyer was his devotion to the Lord Jesus Christ. His lifestyle and outspoken testimony were an inspiration and example to all who knew him. Judge Boyer was a lifelong Methodist, and he taught the first of many Sunday School classes while still a college student.
Tyrie Alvis Boyer was preceded in death by his wife, Elizabeth Everett Gale Boyer. He is survived by their four children: Carol Boyer Knight (Ted), Williston; Tyrie Wm. (Lori,) Jacksonville; Kennedy Gale (MaryLee), Williston; Lee Carlton (Barbara Michelle), Williston. He is also survived by a niece, Colleen Stevens (James), Jacksonville and his brother Gordon (Betty), Jacksonville. Tyrie Boyer was "Papa" to 11 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
On Thursday, Dec.19, visitation with the family will be at Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home, 4115 Hendricks Ave., from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
The Rev. Tony Chance and the Rev. Richard Petrie will lead a Celebration of Life service at First United Methodist Church (225 East Duval St.) on Friday, Dec. 20 at 10:0 a.m. Interment will follow at 2:30 p.m. at Wacahoota United Methodist Church, SR 121, in Williston. A graveside memorial will be conducted by the Honorable Joe Smith.
In lieu of flowers, the Boyer family requests that you honor Tyrie's memory with a charitable gift to the Salvation Army: online at
or by mail to Salvation Army, Northeast Florida Command, P.O. Box 52508, Jacksonville, FL 32201-2508.
Arrangements are under the care and direction of Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home, 4115 Hendricks Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32207. (904)346-3808. Words of comfort may be shared with the family at
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I've read other books by Joan Silber, and I think she is a writer who deserves a bigger audience. If you're a fan of historical novels, you will enjoy this book. It's less a novel than a collection of interrelated stories centered on friends of Dorothy Day (or were related to her inner circle). She was a famous Catholic worker who fought hard for the poor.
The first story revolves on a group of young 20-somethings in Day's New York circle about the time she was getting serious about Catholicism. (She was an adult convert.) In the title story, a young vivacious woman named Vera, loves her life surrounded by smart, interesting people, one of whom she marries. Silber captures the feel of New York City during this time, the freedom young adults experienced living together, going to political meetings, working their day jobs but also doing creative things on the side.
Vera is a sign painter until her employer insults her and then eventually fires her without cause. Although in love with her husband, Joe, Vera is drawn to Day's boyfriend, Forster, who is also the father of Day's child. A chance meeting in a park brings Vera and Forster together when they discover the corpse of a poor man who froze to death on a bench.
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A Lantern in Her Hand by Bess Streeter Aldrich. Written in 1928, this has become an American classic and was a best seller at the time of publication. The story is also based on the author's ancestor, in this case her mother who traveled by covered wagon to Nebraska in 1865. Another woman who was not broken by hardship and strife on the great plains.
Boone's Lick by Larry Mc Murtry. Beginning in 1865, Mary Margaret Cecil is ready to call it "quits" with her freight hauler husband, but first she has to find him. With her extended family of kids, Pa, brother-in-law and others, they head West from Missouri.
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Paul Harding's second novel after his Pulitzer-prize winning Tinkers is heartbreak of a novel. One Sunday in the lovely New England village of Enon, Charlie Crosby takes a solitary walk at a bird sanctuary. He had invited his 13 year-old daughter Kate but she chose to go swimming instead with her girlfriend. That afternoon while she is biking home from the lake, a distracted mother runs over her. Charlie's life changes forever.
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He adamantly refuses. But then a few days later suggests an alternative. If she is willing to serve as his apprentice, he will teach her how to create her own.
In this 17th Jack Reacher novel, Child gives his antihero some things to think about. He is on his way to D. C. to take Major Susan Turner to dinner, a first. When he arrives, she is in the brig and he is arrested on trumped up charges. In Jack Reacher style, they break out and head cross country to clear their names. Meanwhile a woman from his past is suing him for child support for his alleged daughter.
Lee Child's novels can be described as bleak, edgy, suspenseful, fast paced with complex plots and violent action. His hero, Jack Reacher, can be described as an introspective loner, tough and macho, but with a strong moral code. The following authors have similar heroes. Try some of these series' while you wait for Reacher.
James Lee Burke with hero Dave Robicheaux, Michael Connelly with hero Harry Bosch, Barry Eisler with hero John Rain, Vince Flynn with hero Mitch Rapp and Stephen Hunter with heroes Bob Lee Swagger and Ray Cruz.
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The key to good rest? Turn off all the gadgets and tune out.
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Lynn Taylor has a bad habit of sending emails at all hours of the night ... at 11:45 p.m., then 12:29 a.m., and even as late as 2:23 a.m. When the rest of the world is checked out, Taylor is plugged in.
"I spend my day thinking of emails I need to send, and the only time I can catch up is after hours," says Taylor, 36, a government affairs executive in Washington, D.C.
Whether it's email, a video game, the Web, or TV, electronic devices and their offerings keep millions of Americans like Taylor connected 24/7. But the price for leading our fully wired lives is high: These diversions can keep us from both falling asleep and sleeping well.
"One of the most simple but important reasons technology affects our sleep is cognitive stimulation," says Mark Rosekind, PhD, former director of the Fatigue Countermeasures Program at the NASA Ames Research Center and president and chief scientist at the scientific consulting firm Alertness Solutions.
As your brain revs up, its electrical activity increases and neurons start to race -- the exact opposite of what should be happening before sleep. A second reason has to do with your body: The physical act of responding to a video game or even an email makes your body tense, explains Rosekind. As you get stressed, your body can go into a "fight or flight" response, and as a result, cortisol, a stress hormone produced by the adrenal gland, is released, creating a situation hardly conducive to sleep.


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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAYah sure...and Obama is a Muslim. That is when you guys aren't calling his CHRISTIAN pastor anti-American. You Tea Bagging traitors can't keep your Koch Brother Corporate fetch boy emailed newsletters straight. But by all means, tell us some more of what Exxon Mobile told you to believe about our climate changing. I'll stick with the overwhelming majority of climate experts. You know, the one's that dead on predicted the hottest decade in recorded history.
Wonder why every Tea Party candidate is always so anti-environmental? You know...like Sarah "Drill Baby Drill, It's God's will that we build this pipeline" Palin. Just like with it being merely a coincidence that Cheney's Halliburton made billions off of sending our troops to needlessly die for imaginary WMDs (mission accomplished), I'm sure it has nothing to do with the FACT that the Tea Party and every Tea Party candidate is directly funded by oil billionaires. Ha ha ha ha. You guys ever listen to the words that come out of your mouths? I'm guessing no, considering the whole country thinks of you as a bunch of tinfoil hat, Bible thumping inbred racists.
The emails are genuine and that has never been disputed by the NASA authors.
All of your tea party ranting will NOT change that FACT.
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FANTASY SPRINGS: Wayne Newton aims to be Mr. Indio
Forget Mr. Las Vegas. From now on Wayne Newton is going to be known as Mr. Fantasy Springs.
The crooner will be making a special appearance at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio Sunday, Feb. 23, at 8 p.m. You can almost guarantee he'll perform his signature song "Danke Schoen."
Some of Newton's other hits include "Daddy, Don't You Walk So Fast," "Red Roses For A Blue Lady," "Dreams Of The Everyday Housewife" and "While The Feelings Good."
Here are a few more fun facts that you might not have known about Newton (according to his website):
He has recorded and released more than 165 albums.
Newton can play 13 instruments including the trumpet, banjo and violin.
He opened for Jack Benny for five years in Las Vegas.
He was awarded the "Ellis Island Medal of Honor Recipient" for significant contribution to this country.
His parents were Powahatan Indian/Irish and Cherokee Indian/German.
WHEN: 8 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 23
WHERE: Fantasy Springs Resort Casino, 84-245 Indio Springs Parkway, Indio
INFORMATION: www.fantasyspringsresort.com
To help celebrate Mr. Las Vegas coming to the Inland area, here are a few of my favorite appearances in pop culture from Wayne Newton:
Top movie roles
5. Jimmy 10-Strings in the animated film "Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil."
4. Played himself in the action film "Smokin' Aces."
3. "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane"
2. Played a professor in the Timothy Dalton James Bond film "License to Kill."
1. Tried to steal Ellen Griswold away from Clark in "Vegas Vacation."
Top television appearances
5. Capt. Thomas Turner on the mini-series "North and South, Book II."
4. Played himself and character Justin Marsh on "Vega$."
3. As himself on the "Viva Las Joey" episode of "Full House."
2. Lawyer Brad Byrd on "L.A. Law."
1. Andy Walker on two episodes of "Bonanza"
Most obscure appearances
5. King Croesus on Kevin Sorbo's "Hercules."
4. "Celebrity Family Feud" – His family took on the family of actress Raven-Symone.
3. Played himself on an episode of Lucille Ball's "Here's Lucy."
2. "Celebrity Ghost Stories" – He performed for the ghost of Elvis Presley.
1. The "E! True Hollywood Story" of "Different Strokes" star Dana Plato.


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Nas is Amy Winehouse's duet partner on "Like Smoke," the lead track from the late singer's rarities album "Lioness: Hidden Treasures."
The song, which mixes the MC's freshly recorded verses with a jazzy Winehouse hook, hit New York City's Hot 97 on Wednesday.
Last month, Nas, born Nasir Jones, revealed that Winehouse's "Back to Black" song "Me and Mr. Jones" was about him.
"I don't really remember if [producer] Salaam [Remi], who was really close to her, who introduced us, if he told me about it or not," he told XXL. "But I heard a lot about it before I even heard the song."
Remi produced "Like Smoke," which was initially recorded in 2008. Winehouse and Nas shared a birthday and were reportedly planning a dual party before her untimely death in July from alcohol poisoning.
The 12-track "Lioness," a compilation of demos, covers and unreleased material, is due Dec. 5.
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Artist: Ra
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You and I so red divided by the sun
I fall into the moment understanding why
I try to hard to hold it but I let it fly
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Tell me about the hottest girls in your classes and why? What are their greatest attributes?
Geez ya dirty old man...why don't you just ask what everybody is wearing right now
Im just glad I have Homan as my bodyguard, Eustachy joked. If I ever make it real big and get to drive a limo everyday, hell be driving it. I thought he came off the bench like somebody was stealing his cow or something.
It places the lotion.......
why would you ask that, i hope jeremy erases this thread
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