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Fred Casotti, inducted posthumously in 2006, graduated from CU in 1949 with a degree in journalism, and after returning to his native Iowa for three years to work as the assistant sports editor of the Council Bluffs Nonpariel, he came back to Colorado midway during the 1952 football season to take over as the Buffs' sports publicity director. Little did he realize then it would be the beginning of an association for a half-century with CU athletics. He would work as CU's publicity man through 1968, when football coach and athletic director Eddie Crowder named him associate athletic director. He remained in that capacity until 1985, when nearing the end of his professional career, he took the title of special assistant to athletic director Bill Marolt. He helped Marolt, only the third athletic director in CU history, set up his administration until retiring from CU in 1987. He served as historian from that point until his death at the age of 77 in 2001. He was a press aide at the 1960 Olympics in Squaw Valley, Calif., and was the manager of the U.S. Alpine team for the '64 Olympics at Innsbruck, Austria. He also wrote three books about CU football. He was inducted into the College Sports Information Directors Hall-of-Fame in 1996 and into the state of Colorado's Sports Hall-of-Fame in 2002. As SID, he was noted for his limericks and poems which he included is all his writings, and his sense of humor and wit were second to none.

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Head Coach Mike Batesole
I think we played hard and we got beat by a really, really good team. We made some average pitches, we made some poor pitches and we even made a few pitches this game and they hit them all. I mean, the best offense in the country averaging 9.6 runs a game, they're going to have days like this. They had one today against us and one of our better pitchers in Cody Kendall is our Saturday starter and they got to him pretty good.
I like the way our pitching is set up. Tom has been throwing the ball real well. And our bullpen is intact. [Taylor Garrison] hasn't thrown yet, so he'll be able to go six outs tomorrow and [Justin Haley] will be back. We haven't used [Tyler Stirewalt] yet, so on the mound, we're in pretty good shape. We have got to play some better defense. We made another key error again tonight, which I don't like. Our left side infield has got to get better and they will as we get through this. We've got a freshman over there and [Justin Charles] has never played third base before, he's a second baseman. So learning that side of the field and learning that throw, there's going to be some growing pains and we had another one today.
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A Memorial Day holiday means more box office talk as Monday plays out. It looks like "X-Men: Days of Future Past" will dominate the long holiday as both the three-day and four-day totals are tabulated.
"X-Men" took over in fine fashion from last week's winner, "Godzilla," but did not beat that film's three-day total (see below). "X-Men" took in $111 million over the long four-day weekend. Meanwhile, "Godzilla" is comfortable in second with a four-day total of $39.4 million. The other wide release, "Blended" made $18.2 million over that same period.
Even the updated numbers for the three-day total of "X-Men: Days of Future Past" did not beat the openings for both "Captain American" and "Godzilla." Still, it was big. Those adjusted numbers for the three-day are now $91.4 million. It is the second best "X-Men" opening behind "The Last Stand" at $102.7 million.
"X-Men: Days of Future Past" rolled past "Godzilla" but it wasn't in record fashion for a three-day total, or seemed to be surrounded by the buzz the beast generated during its win. At least that was the feel as the weekend progressed.
The $91.4 million was under the three-day weekend total of both "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" and "Godzilla," but still a huge opening for the time-traveling film. "Captain" opened with $95 million while "Godzilla" took in $93 million.
Jennifer Lawrence (Mystique/Raven) is back in the 1970s again, after "American Hustle." She drives "X-Men" and turns it into more box office gold. Hugh Jackman as Wolverine is prominently featured, but really takes a back seat to Lawrence, Michael Fassbender (Erik Lensherr/Magnet), James McAvoy (Charles Xavier/Professor) and Peter Dinklage (Bolivar Trask). They are all in command when on screen.
But, is there an underbelly of superhero fatigue out there? One would think the latest "X-Men" could, or should have, easily out-paced "Godzilla" and really fought "Captain America" as the biggest opener of the year so far. While audiences and critics like it, the buzz was not that of "Godzilla." Not only before the film, but after it opened that Thursday. But the buzz could have hurt "Godzilla" the second weekend.
One thing "Godzilla" had that "X-Men" did not was the older crowd. Fans of the beast movies of the past pushed it a bit higher than "X-Men," no doubt. The "X-Men" crowd, noted Box Office Mojo, was 56 percent male and 59 percent over the age of 25. The first weekend for "Godzilla" saw the audience that was 58 percent male. Of that, 60 percent were 25 years of age or older. No word on those who were around for those original movies and went out of curiosity. Or the grandparents who brought their grand kids for the same reason.


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UMass-Boston University Softball Canceled; URI Game Declared A 2-2 Tie
April 30, 2014
AMHERST, Mass. - The Massachusetts - Boston University softball game scheduled for Wednesday evening at Sortino Field has been canceled due to rain.
Additionally, Tuesday's suspended UMass-Rhode Island game that was halted in the ninth inning due to darkness has been officially declared a tie game at 2-2 by the Atlantic 10 Conference office.
UMass is now 14-19-1 overall and 8-5-1 in A-10 play.
The Minutewomen will play host to George Mason (21-20, 5-9) in a doubleheader on Saturday at Noon. The games will mark the NFCA Strike Out Cancer event that was originally set for Wednesday. All fans are encouraged to wear pink and there will be prizes and giveaways throughout the day. They will also recognize the 1974 UMass Club Softball team that advanced to the national tournament.
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Radio Shack used to be known for electronics before their past CEO tried to steer them to cell phone sales. Even in their darkest hour, with sales down in electronics Radio Shack is a technology store and as such odds are pretty good they will have a decent security system and Radio Shack stores might not be a good choice to rob. Philadelphia Police said that one stupid criminal did not get that memo on May 7 2014 and just released video today May 8 2014 of the genius. .
On the video that accompanies this article, you can see the thief . This happened at 101 E.Olney Ave . Chances are really good the male pictured on the video lives close by or frequents the area. Some one knows him. Cops said he walked into the shop and fooled the clerk into opening the cash register by buying a cellphone. Once the register was opened,the male unzipped his back pack and took out a pistol.
The male got away with $878.00 in cash. He then asked where the safe was in the store. When the employee told him he had no safe, the male then ordered the employee into the rear of the store. The bandit ran away in an unknown direction. You can submit a tip anonymously here. if you know who or where this male is. The video is clear and had many good angles of the thief's face so that you can see it.


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The kindergarten students of Murray County Central led the gathering in the 'Pledge of Allegiance during the Veteran's Day program held this past Friday.
Morgan Beckman shared her experience at Girl State and shared award winning essay
Community members as well as staff and students at Murray County Central gathered in the gymnasium this past Friday afternoon to honor veterans. Their service to this country, whether past or present, was recognized during the program.
Following the advance of colors, the kindergarten students led the group in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Bob Gass, Slayton American Legion, served as the Master of Ceremonies for the service and introduced each of taking part in the program.
The Murray County Central High School band entertained with "United Nations". Kyle Vos, one of five boys staters, spoke on his experience at boys state listing he learned a great deal about the way the governmental system. Each student was placed in a dorm which was they termed as their city. Students ran for office on all levels of government including city, county, and state. Each campaigned for the office in which they hoped to serve and following election actually had mock laws and other facets of government they enacted.
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Hitman Fired From Assassins League For Shooting At Rick Ross, Missing
MIAMI – Local hitman Carl Flanigan is out of a job after a failed murder plot against rapper Rick Ross this past weekend. Flanigan was hired to take out the 442 pound hip-hop superstar in his Rolls-Royce, but inexplicably failed.
"I honestly don't know what happened out there. You'd think he'd be an easy target, but he just completely fills up your peripherals, it was really disorienting."
Flanigan found himself so disoriented that he accidentally shot himself and purchased a copy of Wale's most recent album.
"Just embarrassing."
The Gangster Disciples, a Chicago street gang, allegedly hired Flanigan after reading several positive reviews on Yelp and World Star Hip-Hop. The gang has already terrorized and threatened Ross's life over the past 6 months via nasty YouTube comments. Ross noted in a recent interview that particularly vicious use of emoticons made him feel, "pain in my breast area."
"What a joke," sighed Gangster Disciples leader Larry Hoover. "That's the last time I hire off Craigslist."
Ross was unable to be reached for comment, though it is believed he is currently in a Miami hospital where one doctor marveled: "I have no idea how a man could eat all those bullets and live."


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— The town has coverage agreements with two nearby city fire departments, and at least two board members and a fire chief are happy with the way things are going.
While replying via mail to questions about a May 14 special meeting with Elkhorn Fire Chief Rod Smith last week, town chairman Joe Kopecky and supervisor Mike Mumford provided their thoughts on the current state of the town's fire coverage. So did Smith in a Friday phone interview.
Although the town doesn't have its own fire and rescue department, it has a couple things in common with communities that do — concerns over waning volunteerism and a desire to find ways to improve emergency response times.
In a May 20 email, Mumford said he feels nothing needs to be done to improve the town's coverage. He said the town receives excellent fire protection from Elkhorn and Lake Geneva departments, as well as emergency medical coverage from Paratech.
"Elkhorn and Lake Geneva effectively back each other up when needed, and the town is well-covered."
Kopecky said he's also happy, that the town "seriously values" the service from the Lake Geneva and Elkhorn departments, which he also said was excellent.
Smith said the town "is in good hands." A third-generation firefighter who has been with the Elkhorn department 37 years, Smith gave a brief history of Elkhorn's involvement in town of Geneva fire protection.
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He said Elkhorn has been covering the town of Geneva since at least the 1960s, and that his department used to cover all of the town of Geneva until the 1990s, when the town entered into a service agreement with the city of Lake Geneva.
Now, Elklhorn covers about 73 percent of the town, but for structure fire calls, both departments respond, Smith said.
One thing he predicted will become a major concern in five to 10 years is staffing.
"The future looks, to me, like we'll have to pay people to do the job," he said.
The reason why? Smith said fire departments are experiencing a drop in volunteers across the country.
"People have lives," Smith said, and "it takes hours and days" to complete the necessary training. Plus, it's hard work. "It takes a good, physically-fit individual."
Kopecky urged town residents to consider volunteering. Those interested should contact the Elkhorn or Lake Geneva departments.
"Having emergency personnel residents throughout our community neighborhoods will help improve response times and fire prevention/accident awareness. Enough community involvement could eventually result in a firefighting facility being constructed closer to our population centers."
Smith said Elkhorn has a fire truck parked at the Lake Como Sanitary District building, but finding people to man it isn't a new problem. "We solicit down there quite often for members, but there just never seems to be any interest."
As for response times, Smith said it's adequate — it's better than the national average — but there's always room for improvement. "The drive time alone is the main factor."
It takes about five to 10 minutes to reach Como from his department.
"The issue of response time is always an important consideration and, even for communities who are fortunate enough to have their own fire department, response times are never instant," Kopecky said.
One issue which affects town emergency services as a whole is Lake Como. Kopecky said having a lake in the center of the town impedes cross-town traffic. "Our problem is not as severe as the north shore town of Linn residents experience. However, it does affect response times for fire, ambulance, policy and highway department personnel."
A popular belief is that building an emergency access drive across the Lake Como Dam would be an improvement, he said.
Kopecky said that's an expensive solution. Such a project would be "highly regulated," he said, "and typically doesn't get past the initial investigation stage."
However, he still considers it "an option which should be given serious study."
He also suggested that some town residents look at sprinkler systems.
"Particularly in the areas of the town with municipal water supply, (such as) Lake Como subdivision, Interlaken and Geneva National, as well as those on private wells, residents should give serious consideration to installing residential central fire sprinkler systems, particularly in newly constructed homes, as insurance against the consequence of unintended fire."
Kopecky said rather than look at that idea "as a mandated requirement handed down by Big Brother, look instead at the loss of life" and prevention of property damage that a system could provide, "not to overemphasize that the value added to your residence may improve its marketability when looking to sell."
He said the board hasn't received any complaints about fire coverage, and the town meets rating standards set forth by ISO, an organization which collection information on municipal fire protection efforts.
However, Kopecky said it's important to avoid complacency.
"Although we have a very workable system in place today, we are always striving to improve. As has always been the case, if anyone has ideas, please show up at the monthly town board meetings and share your thoughts. If you don't have anything to share, show up anyway and join in the information exchange."
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I'm sure there are very few of you out there who haven't seen [The End of Suburbia](http://www.endofsuburbia.com). Well, its sequel, [Escape from Suburbia](http://www.escapefromsuburbia.com) is on its way, you can now view the trailer [over at You Tube](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2y9BbNjLAY) and it does look really rather good.
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Houston control tried for a second morning to wake the crew with "Tenderness" in Russian. This time they succeeded, and the men began their sixth day at 1:54 a.m. In addition to a day-long earth observation, which they started before breakfast, they concentrated on experiments during their first independent day in orbit. Included in the flight plan were experiments in the multipurpose furnace (MA-010), extreme ultraviolet surveying (MA-083), crystal growth (MA-085), and helium glow (MA-088). In the midst of their work during an ATS 6 communication session, CapCom Crippen gave them a news report.
Crippen included a special item in his report. "Six years ago today at 3:17:40 central daylight time we landed on the Moon. At 9:56, that's when Neil said his famous words about 'small step for man, giant leap for mankind.' " Stafford responded, "Roger. Remember it well."
Slayton: Say, what day of the week is this, incidentally?
Crippen: This happens to be Sunday.
Brand: [garbled] . . . our day off.
Crippen: Oh, yeah. We'll get them off after you guys get back. Y'all . . are certainly not getting a day off today.
Brand: We're not complaining.
While there was still much to do, the pressure of the first days of the mission was gone, and the crew was settling down to the routine. The sixth day of the ASTP flight was noticeably void of the drama that had been associated with the joint activity.


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(+)-Bufuralol 1'-hydroxylation, a commonly used marker of hepatic CYP2D6 activity, was investigated in human and rhesus monkey intestinal microsomes and compared with that in hepatic microsomes. The cumene hydroperoxide (CuOOH)-mediated metabolism of (+)-bufuralol suggested that at least two enzymes...
Eighteen healthy Caucasians were evaluated for the systemic acetylation of a caffeine metabolite using the urinary caffeine metabolite ratio 5-acetylamino-6-formylamino-3-methyluracil (AFMU) to 1-methylaxanthine (1X) and for N-acetyltransferase activity in peripheral blood mononuclear leukocytes (MN...
Sulphonamide idiosyncratic toxicosis has been reported in 28 dogs. Non-septic polyarthritis and fever occurring after 8 to 21 days therapy was the most common manifestation. Of 22 dogs with this syndrome, 7 were Doberman Pinschers. In humans, inherited decreased ability to detoxify sulphonamide hydr...
Sulphamethoxazole has been associated with the occurrence of hypersensitivity reactions. There is controversy as to whether the immune response is metabolism-dependent or -independent. We have therefore investigated the site of antigen formation and the nature of the drug signal presented to the imm...
Assessment of arylamine N-acetyltransferase (NAT1) activity in mononuclear leukocytes of cystic fibrosis patients
The clearance of sulphamethoxazole (SMX), a compound metabolised primarily by the N-acetyltransferase NAT1, is increased in cystic fibrosis (CF) patients. We assessed the activity and kinetic properties of NAT1 in lysates of peripheral blood mononuclear leukocytes (MNL) from CF (n = 17) and control ...
Seven dogs with histories of intermittent vomiting and diarrhoea had greatly elevated alkaline phosphatase and alanine aminotransferase activities and total bilirubin concentrations. Exploratory laparotomy in each dog revealed a 3 to 10 cm mass in the body of the pancreas and obstruction of the comm...
Calpain-induced endoplasmic reticulum stress and cell death following cytotoxic damage to renal cells
Calpains and endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress have both been implicated in renal cell death following exposure to reactive chemical toxicants (RCTs). Therefore, we explored the link between ER stress, calpain, and cell death in renal cell injury due to model RCTs (iodoacetamide, menadione, tert-but...
Covalent binding of sulfamethoxazole reactive metabolites to human and rat liver subcellular fractions assessed by immunochemical detection
Potentially serious idiosyncratic reactions associated with sulfamethoxazole (SMX) include systemic hypersensitivity reactions and hepatotoxicity. Covalent binding of SMX to proteins subsequent to its N-hydroxylation to form N4-hydroxysulfamethoxazole (SMX-HA) is thought to be involved in the pathog...
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The purpose of this study was to determine the molecular basis in the dog for an unusual and absolute deficiency in the activity of cytosolic N-acetyltransferase (NAT), an enzyme important for the metabolism of arylamine and hydrazine compounds. NAT activity towards two NAT substrates, p-aminobenzoi...
Deficiency of cytosolic arylamine N-acetylation in the domestic cat and wild felids caused by the presence of a single NAT1-like gene
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Prior induction of an endoplasmic reticulum stress response results in protection against reactive cytotoxins in the LLC-PK1 cell line. The purpose of this investigation was to determine therefore if the endoplasmic reticulum was disrupted by iodoacetamide, tert-butylhydroperoxide or sulfamethoxazol...
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The expression of arylamine N-acetyltransferase (NAT) in leukocytes was investigated using p-aminobenzoic acid (PABA) and sulfamethazine (SMZ), substrates which are preferentially acetylated by the monomorphic NAT1 and polymorphic NAT2 enzymes, respectively. Activity towards both substrates was dete...
Gastrointestinal adenocarcinomas are the most common nonhaematopoietic gastrointestinal tumours in cats. They are highly malignant tumours causing intestinal obstruction due to the annular, stenosing nature to their growth. Current literature is largely based on surveys of pathology records. Therefo...
Sulphonamide hypersensitivity reactions are believed to be mediated through reactive intermediates derived from oxidation of the para-amino group to form sulphonamide hydroxylamines. Sulphamethoxazole hydroxylamine (SMX-HA) can be acetylated by N-acetyltransferase (NAT) enzymes to form an acetoxy me...
Glutathione transferase mu activity, a marker for susceptibility to lung cancer and chemically induced cytogenetic damage, is not a predictive index for the predisposition to sulphonamide hypersensitivity reactions. However, considering the functional diversity and broad, overlapping substrate speci...
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A few of the things we're mildly obsessed with this week, in no particular order.
- ConfettiSystem Ornaments at West Elm — Fringy, festive, metallic goodness. And they're on sale, so you can stock up and use them for birthday parties too.
- Chia Bunny — Really. My five year old is begging for a bunny for her upcoming birthday. I don't want a bunny. I am, however, totally amenable to this adorable, retro Chia Pet action. Not sure the five year old will go for it, but I'm going to give it a college try. (Thanks Kristie.)
- Tom Ford Indian Rose Lipstick — The perfect foil for my beloved smoky eye. (Plus I feel like pretty much the fanciest. lady. in. the. world. every time I pull it out of my bag.)
- The Parenting Trap — A.A. Gill's genius "stop the madness" parenting article in the December Vanity Fair. Hear, Hear A.A. Gill. Hear, Hear.
- Good Greens Chocolate Coconut Bars — The best tasting "nutritional bar" I have ever, well, tasted. No weird aftertaste, no chock full of vitamins vibe (i.e. my kids will actually eat them). Just (addictively) yummy. They're (ahem) hearty at almost 200 calories a pop, but they're made up of 100% good for you ingredients and are super filling, so you feel like the calories are actually doing their job. Sadly they're not available locally, but you can order up a box (or three) on the Good Greens site.
- Flower Road — Michelle Bardwell's line of all-natural, organic skin care and medicinal grade essential oils available at Number One/Le Jus. I have a tiny vial of her geranium oil at my desk, and I can't stop sniffing the stuff. It's magic.


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My name is Nicolas Gregoriades - I'm a BJJ Black belt under Roger Gracie and founder of the Jiu-Jitsu Brotherhood (www.jiujitsubrotherhood.com [2])
Haven't been much of a forum guy as U never really had the time to sign up to any of them until now.
I have another project which is a weekly video show called "London Real" - on this week's episode we discuss Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and martial arts in general.
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Mormons need to work to increase favor
SANDY — More Americans have a strongly unfavorable impression of Mormons than a strongly favorable one — by a ratio of 5-to-1 — and it's up to Mormons themselves to correct the situation, a public opinion pollster said Friday.
Gary Lawrence said only 12 percent of non-Mormon Americans know, unaided, the LDS Church's claim to be a restoration of the church that Christ founded. Sixty-seven percent are uncertain whether Mormons believe the Bible, 77 percent on whether Mormons are Christians and 75 percent on whether Mormons practice polygamy, he noted.
"We've been doing missionary work for 180 years," Lawrence said. "I'd say the delivery vehicles are arriving, but the freight isn't being off-loaded, and that's our fault."
Lawrence addressed the annual conference of the Foundation for Apologetic Information and Research convening Thursday and Friday at the South Towne Exposition Center.
Working primarily by means of a website and the annual conference, FAIR seeks to counter adverse criticism against The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, though it is not formally affiliated with the church.
Lawrence spoke on the theme "How Americans View Mormonism and What We Can Do about It."
Two years ago, his Orange County, Calif., polling firm conducted a survey among 1,000 randomly chosen American adults, asking about their view of the LDS Church.
"We tend to think people are not beating a path to our door, but they respect what we Mormons are trying to do," Lawrence said. "Baloney. They don't."
He found that Americans have a 37 percent favorable and a 49 percent unfavorable impression. By contrast, Jewish people have almost a 7-to-2 positive-to-negative ratio, and the proportion for Catholics is almost 2-to-1 favorable.
Lawrence identified the cause as an "approach-avoidance" situation in which many people are "cross-pressured."
"It's a love-hate relationship," he said. "They'd like to believe certain things about us, but they hear other things about us."
Fifty-five percent of those polled said they believe Mormons are seekers of truth, "which means that 45 percent don't even believe we are seeking the truth, let alone have entertained the thought that we have the truth," Lawrence said.
"A lot of this comes with a misperception of what is known as a faith community," he said, explaining that many people confuse the church with schismatic groups that practice polygamy.
"They do the same thing to us that we do to other religions," Lawrence said. "How many of you make a distinction between, say, a Southern Baptist and an American Baptist?"
It's up to Latter-day Saints, he said, to let people know there is a distinction between the LDS Church and the more than 150 splinter groups.
"Until we make that point very firmly, we are going to continue to have some problems," Lawrence said.
While Mormons think they are known to the public, "37 percent of Americans do not know a Mormon, and 55 percent never met anybody like you," he said, presuming most of his listeners were active Latter-day Saints.
Conducting focus groups for the church, Lawrence found that less-active Mormons have the most friends among those of other faiths.
"We are being represented by our least-prepared members," he said.
Lawrence suggested that church members get out into the community but not with "an agenda." Rather, they should do it "simply because we believe in their cause and what they are trying to accomplish."
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According to a Feb. 24 report from Fansided, the results are in from tonight's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw.
The episode, which aired live on the USA Network from the Resch Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin, opened with Hulk Hogan's grand return to the WWE fold.
Hogan, who was working exclusively for TNA over the past few years, walked to the ring and took to the mic to hype up the WWE Network, as well as his upcoming hosting gig at Wrestlemania XXX.
Hogan got the crowd fired up for an exciting night of action-packed pro wrestling. Hogan also appeared on the WWE Network immediately following his "Raw" appearance.
In the first bout of the WWE Monday Night Raw episode that went down in Green Bay, Alberto Del Rio battled Batista in a rematch from last night's Elimination Chamber.
Del Rio got the best of the opening minutes of the bout, but Batista fired back with a series of strikes.
Del Rio was hellbent on breaking Batista's arm in the early parts of the match. However, Batista dropped Del Rio on the back of his head with a high-flying move off the top turnbuckle.
"The Animal" showed off his power with some crisp clotheslines, but Del Rio survived long enough to drop some serious leg kicks on his oppponent as the match wound down.
Del Rio pinned Batista for the victory, after "The Animal" was distracted by Randy Orton. "The Apex Predator" took to the mic to call out Batista for failing in his return.
The WWE scripted Batista to take some back-and-forth verbal jabs at Orton. Batista yelled at Orton, proclaiming that he's the next WWE heavyweight champ.
Also on the card, Daniel Bryan battled Kane in a singles match. In other action, AJ Lee battled Cameron and Cesaro took on Big E.
However, the biggest moment of the night came when The Undertaker appeared. The Undertaker only works during Wrestlemania season, since he suffered numerous injuries over the course of his 20-year career.
Now that its Wrestlemania season, The Undertaker is back until at least Apr. 6. The Undertaker is expected to put his 20-year win streak on the line at this year's Wrestlemania.
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- 2 packages (3 ounces each) raspberry gelatin
- 2 cups boiling water
- 3 cups fresh or frozen raspberries
- 2 cups graham cracker crumbs (about 32 squares)
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 1-1/2 cups cold milk
- 1 package (3.4 ounces) instant vanilla pudding mix
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- In a large bowl, combine the gelatin and water; stir until gelatin and water; stir until gelatin is dissolved. Fold in the raspberries. Refrigerate for 1 hour or until syrupy.
- In a small bowl, combine the cracker crumbs, brown sugar and butter. Press into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. dish.
- In a large bowl, whisk milk and pudding mix on for 2 minutes. Let stand for 2 minutes or until soft-set.
- In another bowl, beat cream cheese until smooth. Gradually add pudding. Spread over crust. Spoon gelatin mixture over the top. Chill until set. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 12-15 servings.
Reviews for Raspberry Icebox Dessert
"I've made these several times and they are always a big hit. Taste delicious!!!"
"I liked the flavors of this recipe but mine turned out less set than I was expecting. We served with a spoon rather than a spatula!"
"This looks good and I will try it. Great idea to try the lemon gel and peaches RebG. Maybe someone could try Pistachio pudding and another flavor with that. Makes a pretty presentation in glass bakeware."
"I was acyually surprised that I liked this as much as I did. I used mixed berries because that is what I could find. The middle layer tasted like cheese cake which I thought was delicious. I will make this again. I also got a lot of compliments."
"It was very good! I used strawberry gelatin instead of raspberry, since that was all we had, but still used frozen raspberries. Turned out wonderful! Only thing is, it doesn't make very much. The layers are quite thin, so you need to serve big slices! :) It was nice and refreshing, and was a real hit with my family! :)"


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A lone angler in a small aluminum fishing boat anchored at the opening to a large marina seemed to almost turn over every time a huge boat gunned its motor towards the open water. But, as soon as they passed and the waves allowed him to cast into the churning wake, he caught a chunky bass!
Fishing any busy lake on weekends during the summer months can be frustrating to even the most seasoned fisherman. Nevertheless, for folks who work all week, a statement from an ancient angler still holds true: "The best time to fish is when you can."
The key to most success stories is knowledge! One must understand what is happening and how artificial changes to the underwater environment can become an advantage. For instance, boaters and their accompanying wave action combines commotion and expands the line of muddy water being washed out from the shoreline, which partially solves the fisherman's problem. This newly formed mud line offers the predator fish all the cover needed from which to hide and attack bewildered baitfish that are being helplessly thrown around in the churning water.
Fishermen also equate most human activities as detrimental to fishing successes, so they usually avoid busy boat ramps. The fact is that active boat ramps always hold fish and the busier....the better! These structures include a long expanse of concrete that becomes a natural highway for fish that are going from the deep to shallow water. Each side of the ramp has a 3 to 4 foot dropoff with uneven granite rocks that were placed there to deter erosion, but make a perfect home for crayfish, minnows and other smaller fish. Therefore, any boat ramp becomes the perfect hunting grounds for predator fish seeking fast food.
When boats are being launched, outboard motors are cranked on the ramp, then driven backwards towards deeper water. The churning propeller that causes this movement also mixes all the water near the ramp and rocks. This tremendous suction confuses smaller fish and often pulls crayfish out of the rocks, and provides a scrumptious feast for the waiting predator fish.
Since most of the food around mud lines and boat ramps is small, the intelligent angler will use down-sized lures to fool these hungry fish. Three of the best lures available when fishing these conditions are the1/8th ounce Swirleybird with a plastic trailer, a 1/8th ounce leadhead jig with a 3 inch, chartreuse, curlytail grub as a trailer or a small jerkbait. These light lures resemble wounded or confused baitfish, and are a prime target for hungry predator fish hiding in the stained or turbulent waters.
In these situations, I always make long casts along the break of the mudline, into the wildly mixing waters left by the propeller vortex, or the length of the boat ramp for best results. Because of the long casts required with such tiny lures, my equipment choices are 6-pound test on the smallest Doug Hannon WaveSpin reel. I've found that this combination allows a perfect balance for long casts and working these tiny lures.
Use your imagination and common sense, and you can easily find other ways and places on your particular waters to be successful. Always look for any area where the water moves differently, or the boat action causes a major change in the normal environment. Like the fish, you need to look at all of this commotion in a different light, and busy weekends can be a bonus instead of a bummer!


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Nikon has posted a firmware update for its Nikon 1 AW1 compact system camera. Version A 1.01 fixes an issue that prevented updating of the camera's A-GPS file with the latest A-GPS file. The firmware upgrade can be downloaded from the website below.
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When Bob Wheaton, president and CEO of Deer Valley, stepped to the podium at Wednesday's Park City Chamber of Commerce/Convention and Visitor's Bureau annual meeting, he made note of a stunning fact.
During Bill Marolt's 18-year tenure as the CEO of the United States Ski and Snowboard Association based in Park City, the organization experienced prosperity the likes of which it hadn't seen under previous leaders.
"He knew where the organization needed to go," Wheaton said in his speech. "Since 1924, USSA has won 94 Olympic medals. In Bill's 18 years as CEO at USSA, that accounts for 70 of the 94 medals. Talk about results holy smokes!"
Because of Marolt's vision, and his service to the Park City community, he was presented with the Myles Rademan Spirit of Hospitality Award, given annually to someone who displays "outstanding dedication to the community and vision for a successful resort economy."
Joining previous winners such as Stein Eriksen, Hans Fuegi, Teri Orr, Jan Wilking and others, including Rademan himself, Marolt said he felt very humbled.
"I am honored and delighted," he said. "I admire Myles and everything he's done in town. If you look at the list of recipients, it's a pretty amazing group it's a real honor."
Marolt said he couldn't imagine a better place than Park City to help grow USSA into what it is today.
"I've lived here for 25 years," he said. "Over that period of time, you develop good friends on the personal side and, on the professional side, we've managed to create a really good business with USSA and have become an integral part of the community."
With his successor, Tiger Shaw, in attendance, along with several USSA vice presidents, Marolt said there's no reason to think USSA won't continue to improve in the coming years.
"We built a good organization and created a good foundation and direction," he said.
Shaw agreed, saying he hopes to have a big impact on the Park City community as well.
"They are big shoes to fill Bill's paved the way and done amazing things for the USSA and the community," he said. "My goal is to pick up that ball and run with it as far as I can."
For Shaw, the work is just getting started.
"A lot of people think that, when the snow melts, it quiets down [at USSA]," he said. "Our most intense time of the year is April, May and June, believe it or not, with all the planning things that go on."
With FIS Alpine World Championships in Vail in 2015 and Park City set to host Freestyle, Freeskiing and Snowboarding World Championships in 2019, there's no time to waste in taking the USSA even further.
"That's going really well," Shaw said about the 2015 championship preparation. "Vail's doing a great job. They've put a tremendous amount of effort into it."
And when does planning for the 2019 World Championships start?
"About a year ago," Shaw laughed. "We're super excited about 2019 here. With all three ski resorts behind it, we think we're going to be able to host a wonderful event."
As for Marolt, he said he's just trying to figure out what's next for him and his wife.
"I've been officially retired for about three months and I'm trying to get used to that and figure out what I'm going to do in retirement," he said. "We've moved to Boulder, Colorado. My wife and I have spent a lot of time there and we've decided to split our time between Boulder and Scottsdale, Arizona."
List of Myles Rademan Award winners
2014 Bill Marolt
2013 Jan Wilking
2012 Jan and Amanda Peterson
2011 Monty Coates
2010 Bob Richer
2009 Hans Fuegi
2008 Kim McClelland
2007 Teri Orr
2006 Brad Olch
2005 Stein Eriksen
2004 Nick Badami
2003 Myles Rademan


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Is fear of a health concern arising holding you back from international travel? You are not alone. For many people, the idea of being far from adequate health care is a major stumbling block preventing them from getting out and about in the world. The good news is that health care concerns don't have to prevent you from seeing and learning about your planet.
I've had a *bit* of experience with health care around the world in my many years spent gallivanting around the planet. My son has had repeated operations to remove infected ingrown toenails and my husband was medivacked to Israel with a heart condition. I had Lasik surgery on my eyes in Taiwan. I broke my hand in Egypt; my son broke his arm in Malaysia. I screwed up my foot in Vietnam. We've had traveler's diarrhea, giardia, amoebas, dengue fever, colds, and flus. And we've survived it all – with the help of medical personnel around the world.
In most countries, there are two tiers of health care – public and private. In many places, the same doctors work in both - mornings in the public hospital; evenings in their private clinics. The doctors typically have a fairly high degree of training and are capable of treating most ailments. In my experience, they are willing and ready to refer you to someone else if they do not feel they have the expertise to handle the situation. The difference between public and private is a fine line – the private clinics tend to have better and more complete facilities and better support staff, but are a bit more expensive.
The local people are a great source of information about where to go. Seek out a well-presented professional and ask him where you should go – those are the people who tend to demand the best and know where to find it. If they direct you to the public hospital, go there. If they recommend a private clinic, go there instead. Remember that all those people you find so fascinating need medical care too, and they find it where they live.
In most countries throughout the world, medical care is very affordable. A visit to a doctor will rarely cost more than $20, and frequently significantly less. X-rays or an MRI won't break the bank. Although we have an insurance policy, health care around the world is typically so affordable that we don't even bother submitting a claim – it would cost us more in postage and copies than we paid for the doctor in the first place. We maintain our policy only for serious illness or injury.
In general, for fairly routine, run-of-the-mill illnesses, the public health care facility will be just fine. They know what types of bacteria are prevalent in the area, and are current on other illnesses they see a lot of. You'll be better off having malaria or typhoid or diarrhea treated by a local doctor than back in the USA. The public hospitals also deal with plenty of fractures and know how to set them.
For most of us, that is the extent of our medical care overseas – we don't experience drastic situations often. But – what if? What if your heart suddenly goes into arrhythmia or your knee suddenly goes out causing excruciating pain? What if you are afflicted by a mystery illness that won't go away despite numerous visits to local doctors and a course of antibiotics?
You have two approaches to take depending on if the situation is life-threatening or not.
Non-life-threatening: Ask around until you find a specialist. Every country has specialists in nearly every medical specialty imaginable – and they are very easy to get in to see. In the USA, you can wait weeks or months for an appointment with a specialist but in most countries you will be able to get in today. They will even frequently make house calls! It may take a bit of digging to find the specialist, but keep asking everyone – hotel workers, other doctors, or people you meet on the street.
In Mexico, my knee suddenly went out one evening. I was simply walking down the corridor at my hotel when I was struck by the most intense, excruciating pain I had ever felt. My husband helped me into the room and we panicked. What now?
By the next day, I was talking with a knee specialist. Seriously- knees were all he did. He knew knees inside and out and, by simply feeling my knee, told me my knee cap had come out of alignment and it would take about a week for the swelling to go down and the pain to go away. Sure enough – a week later I was back on my bike, pedaling my way back to the USA.
In Colombia, my son needed surgery to remove a severely ingrown and infected toenail. We asked around until we found a foot specialist and allowed her to do the surgery.
In Taiwan, I found a Lasik specialist for my eyes. He performed hundreds of surgeries each week.
When my hip started hurting, I was in the MRI machine within hours. When I nearly collapsed due to an intense headache, I was at the neurologist's office immediately. Specialists throughout the world are very knowledgeable and much more accessible than they are in the USA.
If you don't find the right doctor the first time, keep asking around until you find someone you can trust – they are there.
Life-threatening situation: A life-threatening situation is an animal of a whole different color! Whereas with other situations you have time, a life-threatening situation does not offer you that luxury. You need help, and you need it now.
Your approach here is to head for the biggest hospital around. Don't wait for an ambulance; just get in a taxi and go. The doctors there will most likely know if they can deal with the situation or not – if not, they will start the proceedings to get you evacuated out of the country.
Depending on where you are and exactly what your situation is, your travel insurance company may opt to fly you to better facilities. Be sure you have evacuation insurance! I know – you might be thinking you don't need it – you are healthy and there is little chance of something major happening. I'll tell you a story to (hopefully) change your mind!
Many years ago my husband and I went out for a bike ride one day. We were living in Ethiopia at the time and planned to leave in a couple weeks for a bike tour around Tanzania and Malawi. As it happened, we forgot our water bottles at home. I stopped at every village to buy something to drink; my husband left me in the dust and rode hard – he wanted a good training ride.
By the time I got home, my husband had been there for hours. "Nancy," he said, "Something's wrong. I can hardly move – I get totally winded just walking across the room." We were both clueless about what could be happening, so we just left it – he was healthy and strong, after all.
Four days later, he was still getting winded at the slightest exertion. He went to visit a doctor. "It looks like your electrolyte balance is messed up," the doctor told him. "Take potassium pills, eat bananas, and go get an EKG."
John took the pills and ate bananas, but didn't go get the EKG – until the next week. As he waited in line at the clinic, he collapsed to the floor. A taxi rushed him to the clinic, where a doctor examined him and sent him immediately to the emergency room at the hospital. It didn't take long for the doctors there to determine they needed to send him out of the country – they didn't have the facilities needed to convert his heart.
By this point, John's condition was life and death. His heart had not been beating properly for ten days. He was weak and his body didn't have the oxygen it needed. His heart was beating – but flopping around rather than making good, solid contractions.
I contacted our insurance company, and they began the process of getting an air ambulance flown in – commercial airlines would not accept a heart patient. A while later, John and I got on a plane and arrived in Tel Aviv, Israel where they converted his heart. He walked out of the hospital a healthy man again.
But – here's the moral of the story: Always get evacuation insurance. The air ambulance that flew from Israel to Ethiopia with five highly trained individuals (pilot, co-pilot, navigator, doctor, nurse) did not come cheaply. That seven-hour flight cost $90,000, and that doesn't even include the cost of the hospital in Tel Aviv! Without insurance, we would not have been able to afford the flight, and my husband could very well have died that day in Ethiopia.
So what am I trying to say here? I'm saying don't let fears about medical facilities hold you back from experiencing all our planet has to offer. When was the last time you ended up in the hospital with a serious, life-threatening condition? I would venture to guess it hasn't happened very often – and chances are good that it won't. Pick up an insurance policy for just in case, and then don't even think about it.
Yes, it is likely that you'll have diarrhea or a cold. You might slip and fall. But for all of those minor illnesses or injuries, local medical care is perfectly adequate no matter where you are – and many times even better than what you would find in the USA. Go! Explore! Discover! The world is waiting.
Nancy Sathre-Vogel is currently cycling from Alaska to Argentina with her husband and twin sons. She is documenting their journey for Guinness World Records at www.familyonbikes.org and also has a column in the Communities to the Washington Times.


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What is Dahvie Vanity's (of Blood on the DanceFloor) phone number?
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Problem with electrical feedback on valve phono stage?
I have recently purchased my first valve phono stage (second hand) which sounds absolutely great. However, at switch off the amp makes a thump if I am not mistaken only on the left channel - there is some sort of electrical discharge that perhaps shouldnt be there? The thump can be heard irrelevant of whether the volume has been turned up or down.
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"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Yolanda Foster has been focusing on her marriage and her American citizenship test, so she wasn't able to attend Carlton Gebbia's business party for her husband's company. However, she was watching the episode like a hawk and picked up a few things. According to a new Bravo report published on Feb. 10, "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Yolanda Foster is now revealing that she enjoyed watching Carlton support her husband at the business event.
"It was nice to finally see another dimension of Carlton on her role as the wife of her successful husband David, who runs his prominent family business in Beverly Hills. It's obvious to me why she does not want to have Kyle there after what happened last week," Yolanda reveals. "The anti-Semitic label was extremely hurtful and could have severe repercussions for their family business. Obviously this incident was strictly between the two woman -- and neither Mauricio or David and his family had anything to do with this."
However, part of the business event also included Lisa confronting Carlton about the birthday party and walking away from Kyle Richards, which Yolanda found to be odd. "I get why Lisa was upset about the blow up at her beautiful party. However, her telling Carlton that she didn't think leaving the scene with unresolved issues was a good idea was surprising to me -- considering the fact that she is pretty good at walking away and leaving issues unresolved herself," Yolanda points out.
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The updated college football coaches poll was released on Tuesday. Most of the Top 10 stayed the same except for one newcomer. The SEC traded one team for the other. The Georgia Bulldogs moved into the eighth spot, while South Carolina dropped all the way to No. 21 with their loss to Texas A&M. Georgia also gained a first place vote after leaning heavily on a great Todd Gurley performance.
The Florida State Seminoles are still No.1 after beating Oklahoma State 37-31 in Arlington, TX. Jameis Winston and the Seminoles took a 17-0 lead before fighting off the game Cowboys until the final buzzer. Florida State captured 57 of the first place votes.
The rest of the top five remained the same as well. The Alabama Crimson Tide remained No.2 after they outlasted West Virginia 33-23 in a very entertaining game. Oklahoma had an easy game and remained the No.3 team in the nation. The Sooners received two first place votes, while Oregon earned the final two first place votes. The Ducks have a statement game coming up against Michigan State. Auburn moved into the No.5 spot with a win over Arkansas.
No. 19 Wisconsin, No. 21 South Carolina, and No. 24 Clemson are the only teams to stay in the Coaches poll with a loss. Each team lost to another SEC opponent. The Ohio State Buckeyes and UCLA each dropped after winning. Neither team looked very impressive in wins on the road.
Here is the updated Top 25
1. Florida State (1-0) -- 57 first-place votes
2. Alabama (1-0)
3. Oklahoma (1-0) -- 2 first-place votes
4. Oregon (1-0) -- 2 first-place votes
5. Auburn (1-0)
6. Michigan State (1-0)
7. Ohio State (1-0)
8. Georgia (1-0) -- 1 first-place vote
9. Baylor (1-0)
10. Stanford (1-0)
13. Texas A&M (1-0)
15. Notre Dame (1-0)
16. Arizona State (1-0)
17. Ole Miss (1-0)
18. Nebraska (1-0)
19. Wisconsin (0-1)
20. Kansas State (1-0)
21. South Carolina (0-1)
22. Missouri (1-0)
23. North Carolina (1-0)
24. Clemson (0-1)
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Vogue is on a roll this month with a slew of stellar covers: click through the slideshow below for a rundown of all the July covers we loved and hated.
Vogue Germany
Kendra Spears cover German Vogue in an oversized Prada ensemble and tie-dye hair. Perhaps not the sexiest look, but certainly memorable and Spears is so undeniably stunning she can make pretty much anything look good.
Emma Stone's appeal shows no signs of slowing down as she covers one of Vogue's best issues this year in Nina Ricci.
Vogue Mexico
Who needs Adam Levine when you're this hot? Though perhaps Anne Vyalitsyna could have done without those chunky heels…
L'Uomo Vogue
A nearly unrecognizable Katy Perry covers this month's L'Uomo Vogue. Nice to see her ditch her cartoonish shtick.
GQ's Kate Upton cover was one of the most buzzed-about this month. It featured the 20-year-old model in a patriotic red, white, and blue bikini.
A squatting Azealia Banks covers Paper Magazine's Summer Music Issue in Alexander Wang and an oversized Mickey chain…why not?
Reluctant to smile, a porcelain-skinned Anna Hathaway graces this month's Allure.
Could Michelle Williams look any more adorable on the cover of Canadian magazine Flare?
Selena Gomez gives her best mermaid pose in Dolce & Gabbana.
Vogue Russia
Lily Donaldson shows off her flexibility.
Vanity Fair
Kristin Stewart proves that all you have to do is give her a dog and she'll look even more awkward than usual…
Harper's Bazaar Spain
If Hanaa Ben Abdesslem doesn't make you want to hit the pool (and the gym…), I can't imagine what will.


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For the 4th straight year, NASCAR has named the Dover International Speedway's Spring NASCAR Sprint Cup Series for Autism Speaks!
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In my opinion the interesting new products are the prime lenses for Micro 4:3.
The most amusing is the Loony SonyBlad. It will forever taint my opinion of Hasselblad. It's a bell that can't be unrung. I will never have any respect for Hasselblad again, and if Sony had any sense, should distance themselves from this camera spawned in hell.
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Clark College report
What's happening in Clark College athletics:
Recap — Clark (8-0), ranked seventh in the NWAACC coaches poll, won the Wenatchee Valley crossover with wins over Lane (72-67), Olympic (87-73) and No. 3 Tacoma (81-71).
Upcoming — Clark hosts its annual holiday tournament beginning Tuesday at the O'Connell Center. The Penguins open at 8 p.m. against Olympic. Other first-round games include Snow College of Utah vs. Chemeketa (4 p.m.), Umpqua vs. North Seattle (2 p.m.) and Centralia vs. Clark Alumni (6 p.m.). Semifinals are Wednesday and the championship game is 4 p.m. on Thursday. (Click here for the complete bracket)
Recap — Clark (6-3) won its own crossover tournament with wins over Blue Mountain (75-65), Mt. Hood (65-63) and No. 2 Walla Walla (70-61).
Upcoming — Clark opens NWAACC West Division play on Jan. 4 at South Puget Sound.
Online: www.clarkpenguins.com, www.nwaacc.org


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Wicked Witch of the West (8)Yes... THAT Slash. Slash has been one of my all time favorite guitarists. I must go on record to say that he is one of the nicest and most laid back rockstars I've ever met and consider it is an honor to call him a friend! After seeing the Frankenstein guitar, Slash came to me with the idea of a completely original gift for his wife Perla. Being that they are both huge Wizard of Oz fans, we designed the Wicked Witch of the West guitar and castle wall display as a surprise for her for Christmas/Valentines Day (it took 3 months to complete). First, I built the "lefty" 24-3/4" scale maple top mahogany tone chambered guitar and loaded it with Rockfield pickups. The witch has eyes that are back mounted dowels that I painted a pinkish white that glow in the dark. The teeth are made from a small, carved piece of cow bone with gums made of maple dust, super glue and a bit of red stain. Once this dried, I rubbed in black fresco powder to make her look as if she is in dire need of a trip to the Emerald City Dental Clinic! She is enshrouded in a cloud of "smoke" made of Bondo. Once the Witch guitar was complete, I began the castle. I built castle skeleton from wood and covered it with concrete. The witch is flanked by two of her flying monkeys. They are carved from mahogany and have dowel eyes. The eyes have small brass rings as irises and glow hot pink in the dark! As you look up at the castle and guitar hanging on the wall, the monkeys look down at you with their sinister grin. Creeepy!
Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas (6)Slash told me that Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas is one of his favorite books. When he saw the 1st in my series with Ralph Steadman, he claimed it as his own.


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Sanctification and Growth
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Living By God's Promises
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Eternity in Our Hearts
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In these twelve essays R. C. Sproul Jr. shares a vision of the good life—a life lived in a simple, separate, and deliberate manner, to the glory of God and for the building of His kingdom. The vision is inspiring, … Learn More
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Fayette to Host Inaugural "Think Pink" and "Coaches vs. Cancer" Games
Penn State Fayette athletics and the Student-Athlete Advisory Board are partnering together to host their inaugural "American Cancer Society Coaches vs. Cancer and Think Pink" fundraising event on Wednesday, Feb. 8, as the men's and women's basketball teams host Penn State Greater Allegheny in a Pennsylvania State University Athletic Conference Western Division match-up.
The Roaring Lions women's team hosts their rival at 6:00 p.m. in the Community Center Main Arena, with the men's game scheduled for an 8:00 p.m. tip-off.
All proceeds from the event will be donated to the Greater Pittsburgh chapter of the American Cancer Society, and will directly benefit local cancer programs, services and research. Proceeds will be split between breast cancer awareness through the "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" initiative and general cancer research through the "Coaches vs. Cancer" fund. Currently, the American Cancer Society funds more than $14 million in research grants to Penn State University, Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh.
During the women's game, and in honor of those currently battling breast cancer, breast cancer survivors and those we have lost, the women's game will be played with a pink and white paneled basketball, and players will wear pink socks, shoelaces and apparel. The men's game will feature a commemorative "Coaches vs. Cancer" basketball, blue and orange shoelaces, and other apparel to celebrate the lives of everyone who cancer has affected through the years.
Admission for the event will be $5 for adults. Children under the age of 14 will be admitted free. Fans will receive a pink ribbon and a donation card to complete upon entry. Also available will be official "Coaches vs. Cancer" and "Think Pink" apparel, 50/50 drawings, and various raffles, including two free tickets to a Pittsburgh Pirates game.
In conjunction with the games, Penn State Fayette students are invited to join Student Activities in an '80's themed pre-game tailgate with free food, music and giveaways. Students dressed in '80's style clothing will automatically be given a mini-ball which will be used to determine the winner of a $250 student giveaway. Penn State Fayette students who are not dressed in '80's apparel can enter the contest by purchasing a $1 donation card and making a $1 donation to THON. Admission to the games for Penn State Fayette students is free.
Both games will be broadcast live on radio station 590 AM WMBS. Armstrong Cable will televise both games on a tape delay. Check your local listings for more information.
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ELYRIA — Retired Stark County Common Pleas Judge Virgil Sinclair Jr. has been named visiting judge to preside over the controversial Head Start child molestation case.
Sinclair was assigned to the case Tuesday by Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor.
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge James Burge, who inherited the cases of Nancy Smith and Joseph Allen from his predecessor, retired Judge Lynett McGough, removed himself from the cases earlier this month after determining he had a bias in favor of the defense.
Burge acquitted Smith and Allen of charges that they had molested 4- and 5-year-old students on Smith's Head Start bus route in the 1990s after the case came back to him because of a technical flaw in the original sentencing entries.
He said after reviewing the evidence and trial transcript he had no confidence the guilty verdicts were correct. Prosecutors appealed the decision arguing that Burge had overstepped his authority and the Ohio Supreme Court ultimately agreed.
But Smith and Allen have remained free since the Supreme Court ruled in 2011 and both have asked Gov. John Kasich for clemency. The Ohio Parole Board has not yet issued a recommendation in Smith's case and has not held a hearing on Allen's request, which was filed earlier this month.
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- 1/2 cup chopped yellow onion
- 1/2 cup chopped celery
- 2 tablespoons oil
- 1/4 cup whole grain flour
- 1-3/4 cups chicken broth
- 2 cups cubed cooked chicken
- 1/4 cup tomato juice
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 to 2 teaspoons curry powder, you may want to add more
- salt to taste
- 2 cups cooked brown rice
Instructions:Combine the onion, celery, and oil in a medium nonstick skillet. Stirring constantly, cook over medium heat until softened, about 3 minutes. Add the flour and stir for 1 minute. Add broth and continue to cook and stir until the mixture bubbles and is somewhat thickened, about 2 minutes. Add the chicken, tomato juice, Worcestershire sauce, curry powder and salt. Stirring constantly, cook for 3 minutes more to allow the flavors to blend. Serve over brown rice.
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One's overall health and vitality is what we should each individually care about and focus on, in that when we are not healthy all else and life as we know it cease. Hope, that message of hope, resonates so vividly in words and then in turn in image, which alerts one consciousness on what that particular theme is about. In this case we highlight GNC, which provides hope in a bottle to all it's customers, allowing all people the opportunity with their products the proper resources to change one's life. Vitamins, which we should all take regularly but some don't, is what we can all agree that our bodies need to be highly effective.
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Ferrari Taps a 1950s Trend: Two-Tone Paint (Slideshow)
People tend to associate the color red with Italian sports cars. But for decades Ferrari cars and red paint have been almost synonymous.
Just about every Ferrari Formula One car and factory sports racer since the company got its start in the late 1940s has been red. Sure, there have been a few painted in different livery, such as Belgium's yellow racing hue. But for the most part, as a rule, Ferraris have been red. This trend has affected the company's road cars as well. Indeed, in the early 1990s 85% of Ferraris built were red.
Now the company is branching out, giving an increasing number of its sports cars two-tone paint schemes.
The use of two colors on sports cars dates to the 1950s when Ferrari models like the 212 Inter, 410 Superamerica and 250 GT often had one color on the main body and a contrasting one on the roof, or on the roof and hood. Sometimes the contrasting color was on the car's lower flanks. However it was done, the look was very 1950s. As such it recalls a time when Ferraris were more rare, exclusive and relatively exotic than they are today.
Ferrari recently began pushing the two-tone look again in part because of a new painting system it calls the three-layer technique. The company says it applies paint in three separate coats to give it a deeper, glossier look. The paint also has an iridescent finish that gives it a unique look when reflecting sunlight from different angles.
Ferrari says the effect is "extremely striking" when the three-layer method is combined with a two-tone scheme.
As part of its long-running program for personalizing customers' cars, the company will match the car's color to samples the customer provides. As a result of the recent developments in paint technology, Ferraris come in a wider variety of colors than ever.
Red is still most popular, accounting for about 45% of the cars Ferrari builds. But special order finishes, including two-tones, are gaining. They accounted for more than 10% of Ferrari cars in 2010 compared with 1% in the early 2000s.