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our grandkids have been wearing since the age of three, and by 6 they can put on themselves. We love the tinted ones. The rubber is so comfortable and the adjustments plentiful (including quick-release altogether). They do warp out of shape when left in the pool and weather, but we don't try to over extend their life because they just work darn well when they are in good shape. We get new every yr and keep a spare in the closet. kids are old enough to take better care now, so we will see if we can improve!
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I have an very small face and these goggles fit me perfectly.
These goggles seal especially well and the black tint really helped with the sun glare in the pool. As I have a small, hard to fit face, I will only buy this brand in the future. They are also very comfortable and easy to adjust in the water.
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I purchased these based on the comments of others and I am so disappointed! They do NOT keep water out and left pretty stout marks on the kids faces. They are VERY easy to adjust, so that I like, but they just don't do a good job in keeping water out of their eyes, regardless of how tight they are. For the price, I was hoping they would be better. The case that comes with them is very nice.
Disappointed Mom
Rochester, MN
Best goggles for kids
My kids love the goggles, as well as, my nieces and nephew. They can easily adjust the strap on their own, without help from an adult. The tinted lense really makes a big difference and made swimming in the direct sunlight much more comfortable on my daughter's eyes...she didn't have to squint at all. The goggles also have great suction. There isn't anything my kids dislike about the goggles.
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These goggles were the best and all the kids fought over them. Fit well, no leaks, and didn't fog. I only bought one pair because they were expensive and I didn't know if they were worth it, but I should have bought more. Goggles always leak or fog up on my kids but these are awesome and fit all the kids we were with, from 4-9.
Marcie R.
Calgary, AB
Great Goggles!!!!
We have these with the clear lenses and have used them for three swim seasons. They've held up great, and not only do our kids love them, their friends always want to borrow them. The fact that the kids keep track of them is the best indication of their value. The tinted lenses have been great for outdoors. They are easy to adjust, don't leak, and have a good field of view.
Iowa City, IA
5 Stars
I love it
Don P.
Middletown, Ohio
Aquasphere kid tint lens
Love the lens- very clear. The concept is very good but moving from adult to junior size did help-but I still get leakage.I'm still looking for that elusive pair that is gentle on senior skin!!
PA -SASK . Canada
These will even fit my narrow face. Feel comfortable, and appreciate the dark lenses for outdoor pool time. Haven't had the kids try them yet, but as a swimmer, I can tell these are high quality and good fit. Got 1 for each of my kids. They're excited to get to the pool to try them out (they're wearing them around the house now).
Grandson Love's them
So far they fit good and dont leek and he liks them. He is 6 and is loving the bottum of the pool.
Marlene S.
Corronwood, AZ
couldn't be happier
Wonderful fit, great mechanism for tightening goggles, purchasing a 2nd pair for beach house
Best Goggles
I love these goggles! My two boys have been using them over the past years and they have been the best. The shaded lens is perfect since we spend a lot of time in the ocean facing the glare. Easily adjustable and great suction. Highly recommended.
Andrea H.
Santa Cruz, CA
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I teach survival swimming to children, and am a recent convert to these goggles. I've found regular junior goggles don't really work for my kids 4 years old and up. My 5-year-old daughter now won't wear anything else, and my students get upset if they have to wear traditional goggles.I really love the tint, as I spend a lot of time teaching kids to float, and the Florida sun can make that uncomfortable.As I've only been using them for a couple of weeks, I don't know how durable they will be, but I typically have to replace TYR goggles at least once a year anyway, and Speedos fall apart much more quickly than that.
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Naples, FL
Not Fit for Asian Kids
Not fit for Asian kids. Big gaps between google and nose, impossible to use. Not recommended for Asian kids.
Jun H.
Newton, MA
Seal Kid goggles
My kids use these to go under water when they are at the pool or beach. I love that they are tinted because it cuts down on the glare of the sun reflecting off the water and protects their eyes since they won't wear sunglasses. These are the only goggles that my kids will wear because they keep the water out and are comfortable. The only bad thing about them is that they have only lasted a maximum of 2 years for us before breaking. We use them 2-3 x a week from May-October. I continue to buy them because they are worth it.
Brentwood, TN
My nine year old will not swim without them.......
Keeps the water out and my nine year old can see well under water.....great product.
The Grafs
Colwich, KS
greatest kids goggles
easiest to adjust for kids and sunshield great for bright days. Fit is great for my smallest faced kid to me....the mama...
Not Impressed!!!
I bought these for my two sons (4 & 6 yrs old). They did not fit them well and it seemed to irritate my younger son's nose. My older would not wear his because the gasket was not comfortable on his face.I don't recommend these masks.
Las Vegas, NV
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I purchased these goggles for my two daughters. They are very durable. The last set we had lasted for more than two swimming seasons. They are easily ajustable and I love that they are tinted to shield their eyes from the sun! I would recommend these to everyone!
Jennifer L.
Orient, NY
Aqua Sphere swim goggles
My kids love these goggles. They are a perfect fit and adjust easily. I like that they are tinted. It protects the eyes and reduces glare from the water. The only bad thing is that they don't last very long for the money that you pay. Our first 2 pair broke after only 1 year.
Brentwood, TN
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Published: Tuesday, October 29, 2013 at 9:33 p.m.
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UPDATE - Danny and Breanna have been safely located in Supply, according to Brunswick Sheriff's Office.
Supply | A pair of 15-year-olds went missing Tuesday afternoon and are possibly together, according to a Brunswick County Sheriff's Office press release.
Danny Huston Parker, Jr. of Supply was last seen at 3 p.m. at West Brunswick High School wearing light jeans and a gray T-shirt, according to the release.
Parker is 6 feet tall and weighs 145 pounds. He has brown hair and blue eyes.
Breanna Delaware Hewett of Supply might be with Parker, according to the release.
Hewett is 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 97 pounds. She has brown hair and hazel eyes. She was last seen at Brunswick Early College High School at Brunswick Community College wearing a black hoodie with pink lettering, black pants and black-and-white Sketchers shoes.
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A Big Pregnancy Update
Ok, so this post is going to be all over the place I fear, but it's long overdue!
The First Trimester
I knew pretty quickly that I was pregnant. I'm always right on time (tmi?!) so when Aunt Flow didn't show up on schedule, I took a test the next day. It said yes, but it was one of those ones with the plus sign and it wasn't totally clear so I needed more convincing. We made a quick trip to Target and got three different tests (yes, three), got home, and then waited. It was the longest 3 minutes ever. We had all of the tests lined up in a row on the bathroom counter and just waited for an answer. After they all came up positive, we freaked out! Well at least I did. When you first learn that you are expecting, a lot of thoughts go through your mind: "I better call the doctor to make sure", "what if the tests are all wrong?", "should we tell our family?", "when should we tell people?!" So many things. I figured we should first confirm what all the tests said. I got into the doctor's office bright and early the next morning. They have you take a test there and then there is more waiting. When the nurse finally came in, she handed me a stack of papers about being pregnant, what to eat, what not to eat, medicines I could take, etc.. I was like, "So am I pregnant?!" I'm horrible at keeping a secret from family so after a quick chat with my husband, we decided to tell our parents right away. Lots of excitement and freaking out!
I would sum up for the first trimester with three words: Nausea, exhaustion, and fear. I know a lot of women suffer from horrible morning sickness in the first trimester and I consider myself pretty lucky because I only actually got sick once, but had all-day nausea from weeks 5-8 that was pretty debilitating for me. Going to work was really hard because I didn't want to tell anybody yet, but I was feeling so horrible. I pretty much lived on chicken noodle soup, saltine crackers, and ginger ale. I had to have a stack of saltines next to my nightstand to munch on every morning before I started moving around and continued to eat them all throughout the day. I barely cooked anything. Blogging was also really tough. Luckily, I had a good build up of recipes saved so I tried to post when I could, but looking at photos of certain recipes totally grossed me out even though I know they were good recipes. I was also ridiculously exhausted to the point where I wasn't sure how I was going to function at work.
We shared the big news in waves. Family obviously knew first along with a few close friends. I had to tell my boss at 6 weeks because the nausea was affecting my schedule at work and I didn't want her to think I was slacking off. I wanted to wait until we were out of the first trimester to share the news with the rest of our friends and co-workers. I work with a bunch of fun ladies so once I hit 14 weeks, I brought in some cupcakes one day and told them that I brought them a treat for working so hard and put a bunch of these cupcakes on the table that had little babies on top.
I thought they would get it right away, but apparently they thought I was calling them a bunch of babies…sigh…that's only slightly true, btw.
So the fear thing…nobody ever really told me that pregnancy can be kind of scary. I mean, it's not like I'm riddled with fear and anxiety, but I was pretty freaked out at first. After the pregnancy was confirmed, we had to wait 4 weeks until our 8-week ultrasound to see that there was actually a baby (which I know is normal). It was the longest four weeks ever. I joined a birth board with other moms that were expecting in November and it was both a blessing and a horrible idea. Horrible because there were so many awful stories. I've learned that Google is your worst enemy during pregnancy. Now that I am further along, it's still scary. I always worry something will go wrong, but I guess that's a normal part of being a parent!
The Second Trimester
I am now 24 weeks along and the second trimester has been pretty nice. My energy is mostly back even though I have some bad days where I just want to lay on the couch. I know the 115 degree heat isn't helping.
We have had three anatomy scans. Yes, three. During the first one, our little one was in a weird position and the tech was unable to get half of what she needed. She said she was 85% sure it was a girl, but that we shouldn't go out and buy pink just yet. We left the appointment kind of bummed out. We planned to go shopping after our appointment to start picking out things for baby and felt like we couldn't really enjoy it not really knowing if it was a girl or not. We were sent to a different place for a second one with better equipment a couple of weeks later. At the next appointment, the tech saw right away and confirmed we were having a little girl! We were really excited. Not that we wouldn't have been super happy with a boy, but we really wanted a girl and both our families need more girls so everybody was pretty thrilled. However, after about 3 minutes, the baby started practicing her gymnastics and karate skills and was moving all over the place once again making it really hard for the tech to get all of the measurements she needed to get. After both appointments, I could really feel the baby moving for hours. I'm not sure if she hated the ultrasounds or if she loved them!
We went back for our third anatomy ultrasound last week. This time, Baby Girl was in another unfavorable position and they were not able to get a good look at her heart. So guess what? We get to go back again! I know we will all laugh about this someday, but I feel bad that we have to keep going back. We had the same tech the last two times and she is fabulous, but I know she has to work really hard with our little one. I am hoping number 4 will be the magic number! On the other hand, it's kind of nice being able to see our sweetie a few extra times!
We are now deep in baby registry mode. Registering is not easy. It requires a lot of research and a lot of trips to the store. There are so many different types of cribs, strollers, car seats, bottles, etc.. The store gave us a list and half of the items on it seem really unnecessary. For example, a nursing stool. Do we really NEED that? No. We are trying to be very practical about what we really need for her. We don't have a lot of space in our townhouse and are not planning to move just yet so we need to be smart about space. If any of you parents have some advice on what you really need vs. what is not necessary, I would love some advice!
I can't decide how I want to decorate the baby's room. Because we are tight on space, her room will also still have to include a guest bed and a small desk. It won't be perfect, but it will work for now. I look at so many sites and as soon as I see something I like, I see something I like even better 5 minutes later. I would say this is the only fun part of registering!
So how about some of the fun stuff now?
– Cravings? Not really. Is that weird? Aside from lots of water and fresh fruit, I haven't really had any weird cravings. I did really want some plain cheese pizza from Papa Johns in the first trimester so I guess that was kind of random, but it was just a one-time thing.
– Food turn-offs? A lot of the food I was eating when I first found out I was expecting because about a week later is when the nausea kicked in. So I do not want any hummus, coconut water, or fish (especially salmon).
– Maternity clothes? Let me just say that maternity pants are the best thing ever. While I was still able to fit into my regular pants, I started busting out the maternity pants at 14 weeks. The button on my regular pants was just not comfortable after a couple of hours so I've been wearing them ever since. I'm still able to wear a lot of my regular shirts, though it is getting more difficult so I have bought some maternity shirts and also bought some clothes in regular sizes and just went up a size as it seems cheaper. Also, why do so many maternity shirts have stripes? Are they more flattering for pregnant women?!
– Baby names? This is the number one question we get asked. Yes, we have a name in mind. Are we ready to share it with everyone? No. So we'll just call her Baby Girl for now, okay?
– Feeling baby move? Oh yes! I first started feeling her move around 18 weeks and now she is quite the wiggler. It's the best feeling ever! I can also tell she likes to kick me in the bladder because I have to pee constantly, especially when she starts wiggling around!
– Sleep? Sleep already seems to be a thing of the past. I have to get up 4-5 times a night to use the bathroom and am starting to feel a little uncomfortable. It's hard to lay in one position for a long period of time. Sticking a pillow between my knees helps.
Ok, I think that's enough for now, right? If you made it through all of this post, then you rock my world! I'm so glad I can finally share this journey with you guys and am excited to share more soon!
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Have I told you lately how much I love to read your blogs? They are all wonderful, but this one is the most special. Can not wait to meet this precious little girl
I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)
I am so excited for you! All those things are totally normal BTW. Pregnancy is crazy and amazing! Yay for a baby girl. ALL my pregnant friends are having girls! Literally. I have like 10 preggo friends.. all girls. :) November is a great time of year, too! My son was born at the end of Novemer. ;)
Thank you, Joleen! It must be the year of the girls!
Great update. Congratulations on the baby girl! Good luck with the registry. I am sorry I cannot be much help with that one. I will say girl baby clothes are much more numerous than boys. I had such a hard time with my nephew.
That's very true! I'm going to be very broke!
YAY!!!!! So happy to read your update! xoxo
Thank you, my friend!
It's very exciting and terrifying for sure! But it gets less scary.
Oh… Get one of those wedge pillows for just under your tummy it helped me a lot. I had a pillow between my knees and the wedge pillow under my tummy and it helped.
Can't wait for miss Adelaide to meet her new little cousin… is it second cousin? … whatever we are excited for you guys.
I'm so happy that you didn't have a long bout of nausea. That is MY fear of pregnancy. I thought that my first was bad, but my 2nd left me in the hospital, on drips, and throwing up constantly ….ewe. ANY-way, I brace myself when I read someone's updates, like – please let them be okay!! I'm also happy that you go to find out the baby's gender (because you wanted to)…that's fun!! Like you, I flip flopped with how to decorate our Abigail's space, which is in our master bedroom. Now that we are moving this fall, I'm going to re-do it ALL over again…lol…why not, right? Big hugs, glad it's going well xoxo
I always get so excited when someone is pregnant… it brings the wonder and the joy of when I first had my kids. It's not all a picnic… but it's so worth it. Finding names is both fun and little nerve-wracking. I am sure you will find the perfect name for your little one. Keep the updates coming. :)
Congratulations!! I'm so excited for you! I'm so far behind… I just read "being pregnant" in your coffee post and I was like how did I miss this?! And you're having a girl! Oh, just think of all the cute outfits! Loved reading this post and glad you're feeling better. Can't wait to find out baby girl's name! :)
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I freely admit that I come from "old school" parenting. My mom didn't hesitate to ground me, spank me, or even now in my 40's call me out if I get out of line. Emulating my parents, I've done the same with my kids.
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- Acquire materials
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There is however a logical path through professions in order to get to end products.
At each step along this path there is gold to be made. The further down the path you go, the more gold can be made.
Let me illustrate my point with an example, I can take Ore, prospect into gems,
craft gems into jewellery, disenchant rings into enchanting materials, use materials to make scrolls and sell on the AH. This path starts with mining, then jewelcrafting and finally ends with enchanting. I have created an arbitrary diagram to show the sequence of events in this process and how gold can be made at each step.
point remains for all. The path always starts with gathering professions and ends
when you produce a product which cannot be used to craft another product.
When it comes to making gold through professions, players will generally decide
what they like to do in the game and fit into this chain somehow. Me for example, I hate gathering so I rely on people who do like gathering (mining, herbalism and skinning) to dump their raw materials on the AH and not wish to carry on further down the chain. I can then buy raw materials at a price I deem cheap enough, then begin my path through the production chain.
My advice is this – broaden your selling horizons so that you sell in demand products at each step along the chain. The best profit margins will come from products at the end of the chain, but that isn't to say they sell the best. Selling at each step along the chain means you cater for all types of player.
So next time you are planning on doing your favourite gold making technique using professions ask yourself the following questions:
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Record: 9-7-0, Finished 2nd in AFC West Division
NFL Season Summary
Scored 345 points (21.6/g), 7th of 28 in the NFL.
Allowed 358 points (22.4/g), 26th.
Differential of -13 points (-0.8/g), 14th.
Expected W-L: 7.6-8.4.
Takeaway/Giveaway Differential -2 (-0.1/g), 16th.
Simple Rating System: Total -0.4, Offense: 3.4, Defense: -3.7, SoS: 0.5, versus averages of 0.0.
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Defensive Coordinator: Larry Peccatiello
Training Camp: Eastern Washington University (Cheney, Washington)
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Twentieth-anniversary edition of a baseball classic, with a new epilogue by Jim Bouton. When first published in 1970, Ball Four stunned the sports world. The commissioner, executives, and players were shocked. Sportswriters called author Jim Bouton a traitor and "social leper." Baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn tried to force him to declare the book untrue. Fans, however, loved the book. And serious critics called it an important social document. Today, Jim Bouton is still not invited to Oldtimer's Days at Yankee Stadium. But his landmark book is still being read by people who don'tordinarily follow baseball.
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When I moved to Portland, Oregon, in 1985, I noticed something conspicuously different about this city than any other I'd ever visited: the rescue missions and similar agencies were falling over one another in making this town a Mecca for winos and junkies and bums. (Oh my!) One group even celebrated this lifestyle with a giant mural depicting four or five tramps playing cards and drinking Night Train in an open boxcar.
Since the government offered little to nothing in the way of helping people bring their existence from street-urchin level to some semblance of self-responsibility, this town became renowned as a place where you could pee right on the sidewalk (or on somebody's car, for that matter).
Religious groups made vagrancy easy by enabling this subculture to thrive. Tramps across the land knew about Portland. The churches pitched their hard-sell evangelism at the cost of untold human misery.
Successive city administrators failed to step in, define the problems, and outline a plan of attack. So a plethora of agencies made good business of taking donations and doing it on their own terms.
You had lots of bad food but little else, such as decent clothing for finding work. With an artificially high population density in that economic class, unskilled jobs were at a premium. Dressing for work was a joke.
Free food made it much easier to live irresponsibly. Boxcars destined for Portland were filled to capacity. The jail soon over-flowed and police released felons at the scene with nary a citation: "What're they gonna do? Throw me in jail? Hah!"
Then the charities' wildest dreams came true: the city got involved to the point of footing the bill for some of the food -- even for the religious missions that require you to endure a long sermon before you can eat! We began paying the churches to inflict their destructive, dead-end ideology onto a captive audience of vulnerable people!
But the food never got any better. One outfit gave out only old Twinkies and stale sandwiches which had spent days or weeks on lunch wagons. I felt for the duffs with poor eyesight, who often couldn't see the fuzzy blue "business" growing on this shit. And everywhere you went, tray after tray of stale, hard, drippy, nutritious doughnuts!
There was no accountability. The City dared not move against those who did her dirty work. The churches cared for nobody except the converts, who ate well, wore decent clothing, and were naturally first in line at the mission-run jobs programs.
In Santa Barbara, connecting laborers with jobs was so lucrative that it became an underground movement. The lazy had no free food, so people opted for the vast opportunities at hand, or got caught up in the mental health system, or moved on.
Copyright ©2001 Cliff Walker; Portland, Oregon


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The thrill of sailing a catamaran is like no other! Climb aboard, grab a line, and prepare yourself for an exciting ride on an ultra-fast, ultra-light catamaran. Our 90 minute sailing lessons offer a completely hands-on introduction to multi-hull sailing.
Our comprehensive introductory lessons cover all aspects of sailing including:
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Lessons can be arranged on an individual basis or with a group of up to 6 passengers. If you are interested in a private lesson, please check out our Private Intro to Sailing Lesson. Participants can arrange single lessons for a general introduction, or arrange several consecutive lessons to take your sailing skills to the next level.
What Is Not Included?
- Food and beverages are not included. Feel free to bring a picnic to enjoy on board!
- Gratuities for the crew are not included, but are greatly appreciated.
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- Advance purchase is strongly recommended as lessons sell out quickly. To maximize your chances of getting the day and time you prefer, please book well in advance. Tickets can be purchased through Zerve with a Visa, Mastercard or American Express.
- What happens in the case of inclement weather?
- Our captains are very experienced in monitoring and forecasting local weather patterns. We do not sail in bad weather, however cancellations due to weather are only decided by the captain at the time of charter. In the event of a cancellation due to weather, you will be able to rescheduled if possible or receive a credit for a future sailing lesson.
- What will we learn during this sailing lesson?
- Our comprehensive introductory lessons cover all aspects of sailing including sail theory, navigation, points of sail, tacking/jibing, sail maneuvers, nautical terminology, rigging, wind, tides and more!
- What type of boat are we on?
- All of our charters are operated on a US Coast guard certified 27' Stiletto Catamaran. The boat is ultra-stable and offers an exciting ride with no heeling. We limit our capacity to 6 passengers for everyone's comfort and enjoyment.
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- We recommend dressing comfortably and appropriately for the day's weather. Remember to bring an extra layer wince the temperature drops once we get out on the water.
- How many people are on each sailing lesson?
- We teach up to 6 passengers at a time.
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- While we don't provide any food or beverages, you are welcome to bring a picnic. We provide an iced cooler for guests to use.
- Is gratuity included in the ticket price?
- Gratuity is not included in the ticket price. If you've enjoyed your experience, tips for our hardworking crew are greatly appreciated! Gratuity aboard a charter boat works similarly to restaurant gratuities and ranges from between 15-20%.
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- The sails of the boat do offer shade from the sun. However, we do recommend that all passengers bring hat, sunglasses and wear sunscreen while aboard the boat since there is no indoor or climate controlled area.
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- While there is no bathroom facility onboard, the Charleston Maritime Center has clean restrooms available both before and after the charter.
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- Our crew will make every effort to accommodate all passengers to the best of our ability. For passengers with special requirements, please click the "Contact PrevailWinds" link on the left so we can discuss how we may be able to accommodate your group.
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- Non-refundable, cannot be rescheduled.
- Once purchased, tickets cannot be refunded and cannot be rescheduled because your space is being guaranteed at the event.
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- Activity may be cancelled due to severe weather.
- The activity usually runs in light rain and other moderate weather conditions, but the seller may cancel the activity up to an hour before the start time in the event of severe or unsafe weather conditions. If the seller cancels the event, ticket-holders will be allowed to reschedule tickets (subject to availability) or receive credit for a future event.
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- Our boat is United States Coast Guard documented for a certain amount of passengers and we cannot exceed the capacity. This means that all passengers, including infants and toddlers, must have a ticket.
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BOULDER—It took the Buffs nearly six minutes to knock off the rust of a 12-day layoff. They then spent the game's final 34 minutes rediscovering a level of efficiency that had been lost for the better part of the season, as they defeated the TCU Horned Frogs 78-71 in the first round of the Women's National Invitational Tournament at the Coors Events Center on Wednesday.
Trailing 19-11 with 14:01 left in the first half, the Buffs suddenly switched into a different gear as they finished the half on a 32-11 run that also saw them shoot a resounding 55 percent from the field over that span. They then fought off a furious Horned Frogs rally in the game's final few minutes and now will advance to the second round of the WNIT where they will play the winner of Thursday night's Colorado State-Southern Utah game. The date and location of the second-round matchup will be announced by the WNIT shortly following that contest up in Fort Collins.
"We're extremely excited to have our season continue," said head coach Linda Lappe. "It was also good to get back into the flow of things and get that rust off. We really came out and started attacking their zone, which was a huge key and we got some easy baskets off of that."
One of the team's best offensive performances of the season was sparked by a bench that outscored its opponents' 36-3. Jamee Swan provided the biggest boost off that bench as her 16 points paced an offensive unit that struggled to find its way in the game's opening minutes. Trailing by eight at that tedious point early in the game, the Buffs bench proceeded to score 15 of the team's next 20 points and help turn a deficit into 31-24 lead in just over eight minutes. By the end of the half that surge of momentum had translated into a 43-30 halftime lead.
"I thought everyone that came in was solid," said Lappe. "(Desiree Harris) gave us some good minutes. Lauren Huggins gave us some good minutes, and Zoe (Beard-Fails) did as well. That allowed us to keep everybody fresh and we also wanted to try and get our young kids some post-season experience. You could see a lot of the hard work that they put in over this past week carry over into today and it really helped us."
With 16:59 remaining, the Buffs' lead had ballooned to as much as 17 (47-30). But, before the Buffs even began to breathe a sigh of relief, the Horned Frogs went on a 24-7 run of their own, ignited by an effective full-court press defense, that ultimately culminated in a 59-59 tie with just over five minutes to play.
"TCU's a good team," said Lappe. "They're quick, they're athletic and they can cause a lot of problems with their pressure. We wanted to make stronger and better cuts through the center of their defense. I think we handled it pretty well but we didn't do a good job in letting them back in the game, but I did like our composure when that happened."
After an offensive lull allowed the Horned Frogs back into the game, CU went more than six minutes without a field goal at one point in the second half, It was a renewed level of defensive tenacity that eventually helped them win it.
TCU guard Zahna Medley's short jump shot tied the game at the 5:10 mark. Two Haley Smith free throws then helped CU regain a 61-59 lead on the ensuing possession. Facing the most critical juncture in the game, Lexy Kresl swiped a TCU pass, one of 22 turnovers they forced in the game. The steal led to a fast break layup by Arielle Roberson at the other end that gave the Buffs a four point lead, and the game's momentum had officially swung for the final time.
After a timeout and two TCU free throws, it was only fitting that Swan would take center stage once again as she had done all night. Swan converted three times in the paint on the next four CU possessions and the Buffs once again had a double digit lead.
"Everybody comes to play and I wouldn't have been able to do it without the passes or the looks that I got from my teammates," said Swan. "You can't do it by yourself. As a team as a whole, I wouldn't be able to do it without them."
Swan wasn't the only Buff who had a big night offensively. Roberson, who pulled down a career-high 17 rebounds 12 days ago against Stanford, scored a team-high 18 points on Wednesday.
"I think we did a really good job moving the ball," said Roberson. "We could basically get anything we wanted. I think we had it in the post all night, and I think our guards also could shoot as much as they wanted. So, I think it was just a matter of your mentality and if you're going to attack them or fall back on your heels and more often than not we were able to attack them."
The biggest surprise on the roster continues to be senior guard Ashley Wilson, who scored 13 points. Her incredible performance over the last nine games, averaging 10.8 points per game over that span, has given CU an added dimension on the offensive end of the court. Her recent offensive explosion comes as even more of a shock considering that she had scored in double figures only twice in the first 97 games of her career.
An added motive for the team as they finish out the season has been to send this year's celebrated senior of class of Wilson sisters Brittany and Ashley and center Rachel Hargis out on a high note.
Hargis played in her 132nd career game on Wednesday which ties the program record originally set by Erin Scholz, who starred on the team from 1993-97. Brittany Wilson played in her 131st career game as she continues to also climb the school's all-time list.
"We're very, very happy (to continue our season)," said Roberson. "Not every team gets this opportunity to continue postseason play, so it's great for us to continue to play with our seniors, and I know it's great to get this home win. I don't know if words can describe it, but we're just really happy."


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IIROSA provides drinking water to 50,000 families in Somalia
October 2, 2011
The International Islamic Relief Organization of Saudi Arabia (IIROSA) recently dug a number of wells to provide drinking water for residents of several Somali villages facing water scarcity and suffering from thirst. The project benefitted 50,000 families displaced by the country's severe drought. The IIROSA also provided 35 water tankers to Somalis in the West Kasmayo region and sent food deliveries to displaced people in remote areas of the country.


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Can someone with a realistic view of the world please step forward? Peter Cosgrove maybe? Maydbe the Aussie Cossie could be GG and PM. Aussie Cossie the Pressie. has a ring to it dont you think?.. That would fix the constitutional mess and give us a Republic in one fell swoop.
I really want another choice beyond Abbott and Gillard. That said I really didnt expect it to be Clive.
Clive couldn't possibly be worse that the red-headed witch, the RAbbott or the Mad Katter, in fact the only person I'd prefer ore is the fish & chip lady. Maybe they orm a coalition .... Pauline to return ownership of the county to those with a right to it, and Clive to de-rail the politicians / governors gravy-train.
I love this guy.
He is exactly what this country needs to give it a fkn good shake-up. No BS. Bit like Barnaby but with a sense of humour. Tells the truth. Prepared to confront corruption in his own party. Open heart, shrewd and for someone who's so fabulously wealthy, amazing humble.
It's heartening to see that this kind of larrikinism which used to be a defining feature of the Australian character is not dead yet..
Who knows...if elected he might even be able to do some good.
Actually.. can I ask if he said anything about becoming PM or is this just the usual trash we've come to expect from our esteemed journalists???
He most definitely said it -
"I'm running to be the prime minister of Australia,...I am standing because I think I can offer better service to the community than anyone else."
Yeah that's what Australian politics needs - another egomaniac lol
The fact he has to say its not a stunt surely means it is.
But where is the story here? a crazy man who has forged a business based on the rape and pillage of the planet announces he wants do be PM ?
Tell him he's dreaming....


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LG hopes the new G2 smartphone will boost sales in H2
LG's Optimus G Pro is quite successful at the moment – at least in South Korea, where more than 1 million units have been sold since February.
But LG knows it can do better.
According to The Korea Herald, LG officials have recently declared that they expect the upcoming G2 smartphone to ensure "an extra sales boost for the second half of the year." Unlike the Optimus G Pro, which was launched in select markets only, the G2 will most likely be widely available around the world.
"Whereas our previous concerns mainly revolved around hardware and user experience, with the G2, we tried to concentrate on design and the brand image," reportedly said an LG insider. This, of course, does not mean the G2 will be underpowered. On the contrary, we've heard it would come with a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor clocked at 2.3 GHz, and 2GB of RAM. Moreover, its 5.2 inch screen will be the slimmest Full HD LCD panel on the market.
As seen last week, the G2 has a button-less design that does make it stand out (although there's certainly a Nexus 4 vibe in there).
The G2 will be officially announced on August 7.
In the first quarter of 2013, LG has sold a total of 10.3 million smartphones worldwide (all of them running Android, of course).


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An assault is the intentional application of force, directly or indirectly, to another person without that person's consent.
An assault may also take the form of an attempt or threat, by an act or gesture, to apply force to another person. In this case, however, the Crown must prove you had the present ability to carry out the assault or that the victim believed you did. The degree of alarm felt by the person threatened is irrelevant to a finding of guilt as is your intent to carry out the threat.
The threat must cause apprehension of immediate personal violence; a threat to inflict harm at an unspecified time in the future is not an assault. Words alone, while they may be a threat, cannot constitute an assault.
Assault may be prosecuted in one of two ways: by summary conviction or by indictment.
Almost invariably, a simple assault will be prosecuted by summary conviction. If convicted following a trial by summary conviction, you are liable to a fine of up to $5,000 or six months' imprisonment or both. Other penalties may be imposed. For example, many judges will place you on probation, which can last up to three years. Typically, as a condition of probation you will be required to have no contact with the victim of the assault and to participate in counselling for anger control.
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Witnesses driving through Bethlehem, NH, said traffic around them was slamming on their brakes to get a look at a triangle-shaped UFO with three white lights hovering under 1,000 feet overhead about 5:32 p.m. on February 6, 2014, according to testimony in Case 53945 from the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) witness reporting database.
The reporting witness was driving near dusk when the "odd white lights" were seen hovering between 500 and 1,000 feet overhead.
"Several other drivers noticed and pulled over and slammed on their brakes," the witness stated. "We continued driving, however, to try to get to a better spot."
The witness drove closer to the object.
"You could see three distinct white lights forming a triangle shape with a faint triangular outline that blended in with the sky, but you could tell there was something there."
The witness described the object's movement.
"The object hovered in place for maybe a minute, and then it shot up vertically into the air at an incredible speed, ascending maybe 30,000 feet in half a second. It then made an abrupt right angle turn northerly and disappeared."
Bethlehem is a town in Grafton County, NH, population 2,526. New Hampshire has a UFO Alert Rating of 5 with a low number of recent reports. New Hampshire was the 41st highest reporting state with 3 reports in January 2014 - while California had 102 reports - the highest reporting state in the nation.
Other recent reports of low flying UFOs from around the country include:
- Slow moving cigar UFO reported under 500 feet by Missouri witness
- New Jersey witness says Facebook photo captured UFO that hovered over house
- Connecticut witness 'didn't stick around' after encountering triangle UFO
- Witness follows cylinder UFO spotted at tree top level over North Carolina
- Triangle UFO reported low over Ohio field
- Giant silent sphere UFO with lights reported over Georgia town
- Oklahoma witness says object 'size of a van' hovered over her home
- Silent low flying UFO spotted moving over Oregon town
- Triangle UFO reported dipping below tree line in Michigan town
- Low flying orange UFO made U-turn while Arkansas witness watched
- UFO reports wanted: Washington witnesses say disc-shaped craft too big to miss
- Florida photo capture looks like disc UFO
- Low flying orb UFO observed hovering before darting away over California town
You can read more details about other recently reported cases at the UFO Examiner home page.
The above quotes were edited for clarity. Please keep in mind that most UFO reports can be explained as something natural or man-made. If New Hampshire MUFON investigates and reports back on this case, I will release an update. Please report UFO activity to MUFON.com.


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The 120-member Knesset is Israel's legislature. Members of Knesset (MKs) are elected every four years within the framework of parties that compete for the electorate's votes. Each party chooses its own Knesset candidates as it sees fit. The major function of the Knesset is to legislate laws and revise them as necessary. Additional duties include establishing a government, taking policy decisions, reviewing government activities, and electing the President of the State and the State Comptroller.
The Knesset works in plenum and committees. The plenum, the supreme authority of the house, has two annual sittings of at least eight months' duration. The two sittings together form a session. The Knesset may be convened during intersessions if 30 members demand this in writing or if the Government so requests. Resolutions of the plenum are taken by a majority of participating MKs, except for cases in which a special majority is required. The plenum elects the Speaker of the Knesset and one or more deputy speakers (the law does not specify the number). Deliberations in the plenum, presided over by the Speaker or a Deputy Speaker, are open to the media and the public. The agenda of Knesset meetings is set by the Speaker in accordance with Government proposals. One meeting each week is set aside for consideration of private member's bills. Every day that the Knesset is in session, time is reserved for ministers to reply to questions.
Knesset debates take the form of general debates, motions for the agenda, parliamentary questions, and motions of no confidence. A general debate is held on bills or general matters of a political or other nature. Debates on bills conclude with a vote; debates on general matters may end without voting. A motion for the agenda is a preliminary debate concerning the inclusion of an issue raised by an MK on the Knesset agenda. A parliamentary question is asked by an MK of a minister on ministry affairs, to draw the attention of the Government and the public to an issue that, in the presenter's opinion, needs corrective action. Parliamentary questions are presented in writing, and the minister must reply in the Knesset plenum within a period of time set by Knesset bylaws. Since 1984, oral parliamentary questions have also been allowed; these must be replied to within two days, at which time members of other Knesset factions may ask additional questions. Any Knesset faction may submit a motion of no confidence in the Government; the Knesset must vote on the motion at its first meeting during the week following submission of the motion. If the no-confidence motion wins a majority of those present and voting, the defeated Government functions in a caretaker capacity until a new Government is established.
The Knesset's main function, however, is legislative. While the Government is the sponsor of most legislation, any MK can present a bill, known as a "private member's bill." Bills go through three stages, beginning with a first reading, i.e., a general debate in the plenum. At this stage the bill may be accepted and referred to the appropriate committee, removed from the Knesset table, or returned to the Government. If the bill is accepted, it goes to committee for the resolution of details. The committee may propose as many amendments as it wishes, as long as the general topic of the bill is not impaired. The committee then returns the amended bill to the plenum for a second reading, where the deliberations and voting take place on each section separately. In the third and final reading, the bill is presented in its final form, as adopted in the second reading. While most Knesset votes are by show of hands, certain cases are resolved by secret ballot or by roll-call vote. The Twelfth Knesset was the first to institute electronic voting.
The Work of the Knesset: Responsibilities, Roles and Authority (Knesset website)
The Knesset has the following 12 permanent committees (in alphabetical order): the Committee for the Advancement of the Status of Women; the Constitution, Law and Justice Committee; the Economics Committee; the Education and Culture Committee; the Finance Committee; the Foreign Affairs and Security Committee; the House Committee; the Immigration and Absorption Committee; the Interior and Environment Committee; the Labor and Welfare Committee; the Committee on Scientific and Technological Research and Development; and the State Control Committee.
There are also committees on particular matters, which function in a similar manner to the permanent committees, but with a limited term of office. Today, there are three such functional committees: the Anti-Drug Abuse Committee; the Committee for Foreign Workers; and the Committee for the Advancement of the Status of the Child.
Committee chairpersons are chosen by their members, on the recommendation of the House Committee, and their factional composition resembles that of the Knesset itself. Committees may elect subcommittees and delegate powers to them. They may also establish joint committees for issues concerning more than one committee. In addition to their legislative function, the committees discuss government regulations or any matter referred to them by the plenum. To further their deliberations they invite government ministers, senior officials, and experts in the matters being discussed. Committees may require explanation and information from relevant ministers in any matter within their competence, and the ministers, or persons appointed by them, must provide the explanation or information requested.
By law, MKs enjoy lifetime personal immunity from prosecution for votes, acts committed, or opinions expressed in the course of duty. During their term of office, they are also immune from search of their homes or bodies (except for customs' checks) and are not subject to arrest unless caught in the commission of a violent crime, disturbance of the peace, or treason. This immunity can be lifted if the Knesset plenum so resolves. Finally, access to and activity in the Knesset building and compound require permission from the Speaker of the Knesset.


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From now until May 17 Target will offer the Nintendo 2DS for just $99, a drop from the usual $129 price of the console.
The console is available in two colors: Crimson Red and Electric Blue. Neither console is currently in stock on the Target website but both are available for an in-store purchase.
Originally released in October of 2013, the 2DS is a cheaper alternative to the popular Nintendo 3DS system. It plays all 3DS games, except it does not use the 3D feature. It also does not use the foldable, clamshell feature that most Nintendo handhelds have used since the release of the Gameboy Advance SP.
While a nice feature, most 3DS games don't benefit much from using 3D. This makes the 2DS not only a less costly substitute, but a more than capable system for playing some of the best games Nintendo has released in years.
Trying to figure out which games to buy for your 2DS or 3DS? Check out my Top 5 Nintendo 3DS games of 2013 list. If you pickup a 2DS from Target it certainly wouldn't be a bad idea to add one of these games to your purchase.


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Bahrain kicked-off their FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup campaign against European debutants, just as in the 2006 edition when they overpowered Italy 4-2 in their opening game. But, this day, Switzerland wanted no part in helping history to repeat itself.
And the first seconds of Dubai 2009 set the tone for the excitement awaiting the supporters here on Jumeirah Beach, as Rashed Salem's drive cruised just north of the Swiss crossbar. Two minutes later, Bahrain notched the tournament's first goal as Salem slammed home a penalty kick to put his side ahead.
Stephan Leu came close moments later for the Swiss, as his deceptively unassuming strike glanced off the bar. As the first period rolled on to the thumping beats echoing throughout the stadium, both sides showed flair and creativity as they worked to earn the first win of this year's competition. Six minutes in, Dejan Stankovic brought the Swiss supporters to their feet as his perfectly-executed overhead strike yielded the equaliser and Switzerland continued to press, jumping to a 3-1 lead as the first period came to a close.
Rashed Salem got his second mid-way through the second period before Ebrahim Abdulla tapped in from close range, as Bahrain's vocal fans broke into boisterous, celebratory chants. As the period wound down, goalkeeper Hasem Almannaei did well to punch a long-range Swiss strike over the bar, but Ayoob Mubarak's bouncing shot found its way into the net as the Swiss took the lead with eight minutes left.
Almannaei did well to turn away Stephan Meier's direct kick and moments later Bahrain sent a searching shot that glanced off the bar. Stankovic grabbed an equalizer with four minutes left before took the lead through captain Mo Jaeggy. Salem struck his third though to bring Bahrain back into the match, but Sandro Spaccarotella's low shot slipped into the net to earn beach glory on day one for the Swiss.
Difficult group stage confrontations with Nigeria and Brazil are next on Switzerland's dance card, but they can take pride in their performance and take comfort in the knowledge that the seeds of success have been planted.


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According to The Hollywood Reporter on Wednesday, conservative Christian radio hosts Kevin Swanson and Steve Vaughn took Disney's hugely successful "Frozen" to task on their Colorado-based Generations Radio show for its "progressive" agenda.
The co-hosts referred to a pair of conservative websites that allege the movie has homosexual and bestiality undercurrents.
Elsa's – one of the main characters – being "born that way," coming out at her coronation, never having a male suitor, and accepting who she is in the movie's staple song, "Let It Go," are among the homosexual allegations.
Furthermore, the hosts reported, Elsa becomes a member of Disney's first-ever, feature same-sex couple in a short after the end credits in which the giant snow monster wears Elsa's crown.
"Man, how many children are taken into these things and how many Christians are taking their kids off to see the movie 'Frozen,' produced by an organization that is probably one of the most pro-homosexual organizations in the country?" Swanson said during the broadcast. "You wonder sometimes … if maybe there's something very evil happening here."
The hosts went on to suggest that the film is brainwashing young children to embrace homosexuality and – in the case of Kristoff's "unnatural" bond with Sven – bestiality.
Personal Take
Disney's been accused of inserting nefarious, but subtle, messages in its movies and marketing material for a long time.
"The Little Mermaid," "The Lion King," and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" are a few examples.
It's hard to imagine that somebody in the Disney chain of command signed off on the things that are hard to dispute – such as the phallic image in "The Little Mermaid's" movie poster – but it's there for the world to see.
Some of the visual accusations against Disney are hard to see, but some are not.
Visual images are one thing, thematic elements – such as those the radio hosts and websites allege against "Frozen" – are another.
Having seen "Frozen," the purported undertones did not register in this moviegoer's mind, but that does not mean they weren't there.
What matters most is if parents are okay with their children possibly interpreting that homosexuality is acceptable or not.
If most adults can miss most of the subliminal stuff Hollywood has thrown our way over the years, what are the chances a child will catch on to them?
Bottom Line
If Disney is guilty regarding the messages contained in "Frozen," isn't that doing exactly what liberals accuse conservatives of doing: pushing their views off on to others?
Because they have never seen "Frozen," it's hard to put much stock in what Swanson and Vaughn said on their program. Yes, they were commenting on material from a third party, but in the interest of journalistic integrity, these guys are obligated to see the movie before they comment on its contents.
If parents came away from the movie with these contended themes blaring in their psyches, then perhaps more prescreening research is in order.
Then again, because of its family-friendly reputation, it's easy to trust the folks behind The Happiest Place on Earth.
As you can tell, the jury is out on this one, folks. What do you think?
Suggested Links
- 'Ender's Game' author Orson Scott Card issues statement, movie boycott ongoing
- Disney to produce live-action 'The Jungle Book' movie
- CBS snags 'Psych's' James Roday for upcoming comedy
- Fox adds David Mazouz and Camren Bicondova to 'Gotham' cast
- J.K. Rowling to release 'The Silkworm' under Robert Galbraith pen name


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Recent pictures taken at the official signing ceremony for the National Automotive Mercury Switch Removal Program held on August 11, 2006 at Bionic Auto Parts & Sales, Chicago Illinois (an ARA Gold Seal member).
National Automotive Mercury Switch Removal Program partners look on as United States Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Steve Johnson adds the final signature to the Memorandum of Understanding. Pictured from left to right: Thomas A. Danjczek, President, SMA; Andrew G. Sharkey, III, President & CEO, AISI; Richard Bell, Manager, Emissions Control and Recycling Planning, ELVS Board Chair; Mike Garfield, Director, Ecology Center; George Eliades, Executive Vice President, ARA; Frank Cozzi, President, Cozzi Enterprises Inc., Chair of ISRI; Fred Krupp, President, Environmental Defense
ARA member John Catalano, President, Bionic Auto Parts & Sales, assists EPA Administrator Steve Johnson pull the first mercury switch taken from an automobile as part of the National Automotive Mercury Switch Removal Program.
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Feb. 18, 2009
This Week: The No. 19 Arizona gymnastics squad (3-5) hosts in-state rival Arizona State Friday at 7:00 p.m. in McKale Center after two meet victories over the weekend.
Meet Dedicated: The Gymcats will be dedicating this meet to friend and supporter Kim Bird, who founded Tumbleweeds Gymnastics here in Tucson. Bird passed away last year of Valley Fever. In honor of Bird, all club gymnasts who attend Friday's meet and wear their club competition jacket will receive $1 off their admission.
Last Week: Arizona won its first two meets of the season in a span of three days. The Gymcats beat Brown and Wisconsin-Stout Friday in McKale 195.700 - 189.575 - 183.825, then followed it up with a win on the road at Texas Women's University Sunday 195.450 - 193.350 Sunday... Vault: Arizona scored a 48.400 on the vault led by senior Bree Workman with a 9.825 Bars: With a brand new lineup, the Wildcats put together bars without a fall. Senior Alexis Greene put up a season-high 9.9 to pace Arizona and senior Erica Anderson put in her first score of her career. Beam: Arizona put up a 49+ for the third straight meet on beam with a 49.025 led by freshmen Katie Matusik and Britnie Jones and senior Briana Bergeson, who each posted 9.85's. Floor: The Gymcats scored a 48.8 as a team on the floor while senior Sarah Tomczyk put up another 9.9 All-Around: Senior Alexis Greene scored her highest all-around score of the year with a 39.025. Friday... Vault: Arizona put up a season-high 49.275 behind five scores above 9.825 led by Tomczyk and freshman Deanna Graham, who both scored 9.875's Bars: Arizona struggled to a 48 on the bars led by Jones's 9.775 Beam: For the second meet in a row, the Wildcats scored above a 49 on the beam lead by a pair of 9.9s by Jones and Bergeson. Floor: The Gymcats posted their highest event score of the season with a 49.350 on floor led by Tomczyk and freshman Rebecca Cardenas, who both scored 9.925's. All-Around: Sophomore Colleen Fisher was the only Wildcat to compete in the all-around and posted a season-low 37.65 because of a couple falls on the bars. He highest score of the meet came on the vault where she recorded a 9.85.
Scouting the Opposition:
Arizona State- The Sun Devils are coming off their first win of the season with a 193.724 win over California. ASU was led by senior Nicole Harris and sophomore Beate Jones, who both scored a 39.2.
New Name, Same Game: Junior Sarah Tomczyk (formally Spect) had a stellar weekend for the Wildcats. She competed in six events in the three days, tying a career-high in floor with a 9.925 and posted team-highs of 9.9 on floor and a team-high 9.875 on vault.
That's Fresh: Like much of the season, the freshman have played a huge role in the Wildcats success. On Friday, the Gymcats had a freshman hold the team-high in all four events. Deanna Graham set team-highs on vault with a 9.875. Britnie Jones held the team-high on bars with a 9.775 and beam with a 9.9 and Rebecca Cardenas had the high on floor with a 9.925. Sunday, two freshman Katie Matusik and Jones held the highs on beam with a 9.85.
Had the Best Week'end' Ever: In the span of 24 hours, the Wildcats set a season-high team score of 195.7 Friday and followed that up with their road-high team score of 195.450 Sunday.
Three-for-Four: The Gymcats recorded season-highs in three of four events in their wins over Wisconsi-Stout and Brown Friday in McKale.
Go Greene: Senior Alexis Greene posted a season-high 39.025 in all-around Sunday at Texas Women's University. This was the fourth time in her career she has broken the 39-point mark.
What's Coming Up: The Wildcats head back on the road to face Pac-10 foe California in Berekley March 1 at 2:00 p.m.
College Debuts: Arizona debuted five freshmen in its season-opening meet at Minnesota Rebecca Cardenas competed in bars (9.700) and floor (9.625). Talyn Curry and Deanna Graham competed in vault and scored 9.625 and 9.800 respectively. On the bars, Britnie Jones and Katie Matusik also made their debuts scoring 9.150 and 9.175 respectively.
2008 Review: The Wildcats finished the year 14-11 and competed in the postseason for the 22nd consecutive season. One of the season highlights came in Tempe, Ariz., where for the first time since 1987, Arizona beat rival ASU in a dual/away meet. Arizona had beat ASU in unbiased meets in the Pac-10s and Regionals, but in Tempe during the regular season since 1987.
Meet the newcomers: The Arizona roster features six freshman including Rebecca Cardenas from Honolulu, HI, Talyn Curry from Westborough, Mass., Deanna Graham from Tucson, Ariz., Britnie Jones from Phoenix, Ariz., Katie Matusik from McKinney Tx., and Jillian O'Neal from Fountain Hills, Ariz.
Preseason Rankings: The Wildcats opened the season with a No. 18 national ranking and are one of five Pac-10 teams in the preseason coaches' poll. UCLA leads the way at No. 4, including gathering four firs t place votes. Stanford ended up right behind the Bruins at No. 5, Oregon State came in at No. 9, Arizona was No. 18 and Arizona State fell in at No. 24. Washington and Cal fell under the Other Teams Receiving Votes category.
Stacked schedule: Arizona will be faced with the challenge of playing some of the best teams in the country in 2009. The Wildcats compete against six teams in the preseason top-25, including opening the season with four straight weeks against top-25 opponents including No. 22 Minnesota, No. 4 UCLA, No. 9 Oregon State and No. 5 Stanford. The other two ranked opponents Arizona faces are No. 14 Denver and No. 13 Penn State.
Ryden's record: Head coach Bill Ryden holds a career and school record of 145-142-3 in his ten years at Arizona. Ryden should get to his 150th career win in 2009.


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Kate Middleton's private chats weren't as private as she thought once finding out she was the main target of a media eavesdropper. This reveal is enough to shock and probably embarrass anyone. Kate's just learned that someone had been listening in on her very private calls, long before she said "I do" to her prince. Kate's phone was hacked 155 times and William's phone was hacked 35 times by an editor from the News of the World tabloid, which is now defunct.
The former editor, who handled the news of the royals, admits to these hacked calls, along with hacking Prince Harry's phone a total of nine times, according to Yahoo News on May 15. The zeroing in on Kate's phone, more so than the other royals, was done because of what was going on in her life, starting almost a decade ago.
Kate's hacking started in 2005 when the editor tapped into her conversations on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day. She was emerging as an important person in the royal family at the time.
According to News Max today, there were conversations before Kate and William were married. They centered around Kate settling down and getting married. She gained some royal status before she was married and this was also something that was discussed in these hacked phone calls.
Clive Goodman, the editor who was the perpetrator of these crimes, never disclosed this information before because he wasn't asked. He now says that he hacked Kate and William a total of 180 times. This was during the time that Kate was integrating into the royal family before marriage. A time when meetings, questions and all types of protocols were on the table for Kate.
An archived article from E! Online reported what Diana had to go through before marrying Charles. She was checked out by the royal gynecologist. Some say it was to prove she was a virgin and others say it was for reproduction purposes, making sure she could have children.
While that might not have been the case for Kate, there were all types of things to learn and do before marrying in to the royal family. She certainly had plenty to talk about finding her royal footing. Were these type of things the hacker was fishing for? Even if Kate's calls were all about the weather and nothing else, this is still a massive invasion of her privacy, which would make anyone feel violated.
Goodman was jailed back in 2007 for phone hacking. Today he is facing fresh charges of hacking Kate, William and Harry. Goodman's charges also include conspiring to pay officials for royal phone directories and commit misconduct in a public office.
Kate was targeted because she was "becoming a figure of increasing importance to the royal family." This was before Prince William and Kate were married. She was emerging in the media limelight during this time.
The couple married in 2011, but before this time the conversations hinged on "Prince William marrying, moving in, and settling down. She (Kate) started to receive semi-royal status and things were moving on," said Goodman when talking about what he heard from the hacked phone calls.
He is one of several people facing these charges at trial, his co-workers Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson are also facing charges. These two are former World of the News executives.
When in court last time he said that Princess Diana gave him a book of royal directories, but this is the first time Kate, William and Harry's name have come up for the phone hacking. This is also the first time he's admitted to hacking any of the royal family members phone lines.
Back in March Goodman was deemed unfit to stand trial after he had a heart operation that was minor. He has not appeared in court since that time.
How embarrassing this must be for Kate to realize that someone was listening in on her private conversations. Even though it was years ago, it is still such an invasion of privacy and unfair to Kate, William and the entire royal family.


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According to a March 13 report from WrestlingInc., CM Punk's upcoming television appearance following this Sunday's episode of AMC's The Talking Dead irks WWE officials.
The WWE is reportedly upset by the appearance because they feel if Punk could go all the way to Los Angeles for the filming, he could have at least met with WWE officials when the promotion came to Chicago for Monday Night Raw last week.
Additionally, the WWE doesn't know if Punk will address his contract situation or anything else regarding WWE matters.
That sense of uncertainly absolutely bothers officials from the WWE, a promotion Punk walked out on following last month's Royal Rumble.
CM Punk will appear on this Sunday's edition of AMC's post-show for The Walking Dead in a segment called "Talking Dead."
He will apparently be appearing by his real name, Phil Brooks. The WWE has no idea what he will say on the show, and that scares them.
Host Chris Hardwick could easily bring up the topic with Punk, and it's unclear at present time if he'll discuss the matter on television.
In other interesting CM Punk news, former UFC star Ken Shamrock made headlines this week for his comments about the wrestler.
Shamrock thinks Punk has no chance at success if he decides to enter the UFC. He believes Punk would be better off working at the regional level and slowly advancing to the top.


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This Mother's Day, give the gift of fine fragrance to the First Lady in your life with this season's must-have, mood-boosting and sophisticated scents that will have her smelling divine, feeling luxurious — and absolutely appreciated.
With Mother's Day just around the corner, it's time to get "scent-imental" and thank our much-loved moms with the most swoon-worthy and spirit-lifting scents that will win her heart over, show how much you care and delight her senses. Forget about the traditional chocolate and flowers, instead give her a fragrance bouquet that will make her feel couture-chic while smelling fabulously fresh and oh-so-sweet. After all, there's no better gift than a fine designer fragrance that will be used to make the everyday extraordinary, enjoyed for special occasions and appreciated for months to come, making for an irresistibly perfect present.
Scroll down below and check out this season's show-stopping scents that will delight her senses and fill her with beauty and bliss on her much-deserved day.
Disclosure: Author received product samples solely for the purpose of review, with no monetary compensation to offer a favorable mention. Opinions expressed are those of the author.
Bottega Veneta Essence Aromatique- gift your leading lady this unique fragrance that's the perfect blend of luxurious warmth and feminine grace. Bottega Veneta's Essence Aromatique is inspired by the rich and refreshing embrace of cologne balanced with the caress of sophisticated, feminine flair. This multi-faceted fragrance features top notes of Italian Bergamot and Ukrainian Coriander that give it a crisp and bold amalgamation, mid-notes of Turkish Rose absolute and Indonesian Patchouli bring a fresh floral bouquet, while Australian Sandalwood smoothens it out for a creamy and sweet finish. Bottega Veneta Essence Aromatique is fresh, spicy and energizing at first, followed by a warmth that's comforting and luxurious. Bottega Veneta's Essence Aromatique is perfect for the mom who enjoys living both a refined yet relaxing lifestyle, for the fragrance-loving lady who enjoys complex and chic scents, and for the professional mother who loves being bold and beautiful all at once. It's a luxurious scent that makes a splendid Mother's Day surprise — and it's a fine fragrance that's perfect for weekday office sophistication to weekend outing relaxation.
Bottega Veneta Essence Aromatique retails for $90 for 1.6 fl. oz. and $120 for 3 fl. oz. and is available at www.bottegaveneta.com/us and Nordstrom.
Daisy Marc Jacobs Delight Edition- spoil the young mama-to-be with this spirited, fresh and limited edition fragrance that's sure to bring bliss to her bright and beautiful new life. Daisy Marc Jacobs Delight Edition is a light and lively fragrance that delightfully blends floral, fruity and woodsy notes to create a warm, fun, flirty and whimsical world. Daisy Marc Jacobs Delight Edition features top notes of apple, quince flower, and freesia for a bright and zesty scent while at the heart iris, gardenia, and peony create a subtly sweet floral bouquet, finished off with musks, cedarwood, and sandalwood for a smooth and warm-woodsy dry down. This sparkling scent brightens the senses with a warm yet sheer delicacy that's feminine and fresh. Daisy Marc Jacobs Delight Edition is the must-have gift for the glam mama-to-be because it is playful, spirited, soft yet long-lasting and femininely beautiful — plus it is a limited edition fragrance which makes it a thoughtfully unique gift for the one-of-a-kind mom in your life. This fun and fresh fragrance is perfect not only for the young expectant mother but also for the young-at-heart mom who lives life with optimism, always seeing the "brighter" side of life.
Daisy Marc Jacobs Delight Edition retails for $75 for a 1.7 oz. EDT Spray bottle. It is available at Macy's, Sephora, and major department and specialty stores nationwide.
endless euphoria by Calvin Klein- surprise your modern mom with this fresh and alluring fragrance that's sure to bring a smile to her face. Endless euphoria by Calvin Klein is a light and airy fragrance that evokes an effortless elegance, making the everyday extraordinary. This fresh scent plays with sweet, floral and woodsy notes for a radiant aroma that's intoxicatingly beautiful and contemporary. Endless euphoria by Calvin Klein contains top notes of cherry blossom, mandarin and bergamot that give it a femininely sheer fruity-floral aroma, mid-notes of violet, pastel rose accord and syringe which bring a sweet flowery bouquet and base notes of bamboo, sandalwood and bare musk accord which give this scent a smooth and seductive finish. This fresh and flirty fragrance brings a touch of whimsy that uplifts the spirits — it is light yet warm and cozy but charming. Endless euphoria by Calvin Klein is perfect for the modern mom who welcomes each new day with opulence and optimism. This light and radiant fragrance is sure to bring excitement and elegance to the fabulous forward-thinking mother who's always fashion-forward.
Endless euphoria by Calvin Klein is available at Macy's — the 4.2 oz. EDP spray retails for $89, the 2.5 oz. EDP spray is $69, and the 1.4 oz. EDP spray is $49. A body collection is also available — the 6.7 oz. Sensual Skin Lotion retails for $38 and the 5 oz. Sensual Shower Gel is $30.
Daisy Eau So Fresh Delight Edition- treat your boho-chic or sporty mother to this effervescent, elegant and ethereal fragrance that's sure to become her go-to signature scent this spring and summer. Daisy Eau So Fresh Delight Edition is a bubbly, free-spirited and feel-good fragrance that's fruity, floral and feminine, creating a light and lovely air that's soft and sweet. Daisy Eau So Fresh Delight Edition perfectly plays with lasting notes that are both fruity and floral, sweet yet spicy, and warm yet uplifting. This limited edition fragrance opens with top-notes of blood orange, pink pepper and white tea which create a mix that's both sweet & spicy as well as refreshing, at the heart lies a tiare tahiti, violet and raspberry blend for a sweet and striking aroma while bottom notes of apricot skin, musk and amber create a smooth and sensual scent with staying-power. Daisy Eau So Fresh Delight Edition is a got-to-give Mother's Day gift for the elegant and energetic mom, for mama's who are carefree yet oh-so-chic, for the fun, sporty and feisty mom who is the heart of the home and family — and for the cool, stylish and young mama who's always full of pep in her step.
Daisy Eau So Fresh Delight Edition is a limited edition fragrance that retails for $89 for a 2.5 fl. oz. EDT Spray, it is available at Macy's, Sephora, and major department and specialty stores nationwide.
See by Chloé Eau Fraîche- pamper your fashionable and fun-loving mom with this sophisticated, subtly sweet and fresh fragrance that's sure to awaken her senses with a playful panache. See by Chloé Eau Fraîche is a new romantic fragrance that's light and lyrical, airy yet alluring, both bold and delicate — and femininely fresh. This fun and flirty fragrance features top-notes of green floral and water hyacinth that create an aquatic and refreshing mix that's dreamy, mid-notes of apple blossom accord and white jasmine give it a sweet and sparkling touch while base notes of vetiver and musk round out the fragrance with an earthy and bold finish which gives it charm. See by Chloé Eau Fraîche has excellent staying-power and lasts all day — and it emits an unforgettable lingering yet lovely trace that's sweet, fruity-floral, fresh and fabulously feminine. See by Chloé Eau Fraîche makes a grand gift for the designer-loving mom, for the high-spirited and stylish mama who always has her fingers on the pulse of fashion, and for the fabulously feminine mother who is gracefully-girly and fun-loving.
See by Chloé Eau Fraîche retails for $78 for a 1.7 oz. EDP Spray and $98 for 2.5 oz. EDP Spray, it is available at all authorized Chloe retailers nationwide.