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Gallbladder, Christmas Eve, and a New Start.
Wednesday, January 02, 2013
I have been having gallbladder issues for years and did not even know it until one day when I had to be taken to the ER, but it was because of a severe kidney infection. With all of the scans they found that my gallbladder was not working correctly and they recommended that I see a gastro doctor, so I did. I went to one that my parents have used before, but I didn't like him at all and the people in the office were very rude. Still, he ordered a HIDA scan to be done and they found that my gallbladder was only working at 20%, so they recommended that I see a surgeon. I went to a surgeon that my mother used before and he fixed her hernia. I really do like the surgeon though. He actually sat down with me and told me what was going on. I had not known that my gallbladder was only working at 20% until he told me and he said that he recommended it out, but that it may or may not help anything. He was kind and honest. We went along with having it out and I was scheduled on Christmas Eve. So, Christmas Eve morning we get a call from the hospital and they asked me to come in earlier than my appointment because of a cancellation and we were off. I got into the hospital, to the place that they told me to go, and they got me prepped, then took me in. It was a very smooth process and I was out quickly in the OR. I woke up feeling sick and I started to throw up from the anesthesia. This lasted the whole time in the recovery room and after we got home. Family came over that night to exchange gifts and I threw up in front of them, which I felt horrible for, but thankfully I have an understanding family. I slept in a recliner for about three nights with my mom sleeping on the couch next to me and then I felt good enough to try to sleep in my own bed. I was glad to be back in my bed and it is much more comfortable than the recliner, but at first I could not get up out of my bed to go potty, so I had to use the recliner. I am still recovering and today I go for a follow up with the surgeon. I feel better every day though. I want to start eating better and get an exercise routine when I can move around better. I have a plan to order a bigger hard drive for my xbox 360 and then download some of the exercise demos to use with my kinect before my gold subscription runs out. I did try to download them, but my hard drive is too small and I ran out of space. I tried one of them, which was Zumba and it was fun, so I want to try more out. I can't afford all of those games, so the demos will do for now.
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I hope you feel better. Don't worry. I threw up in front of all my family (and my husbands family) after my daughter was born.
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For the Cooper family of Decatur, calf roping is a family business that requires constant travel, hours of practice and hard work.
How to go
What: The rodeo at the Tri-State Fair, an event put on by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
When: 7:30 p.m. today, Friday and Saturday
Where: The Tri-State Fairgrounds, 3301 E. 10th Ave., at the Amarillo National Center
How much: Free on Thursday and Friday, $5 on Saturday
Information: 806-376-7767, www.tristatefair.com
Roy Cooper, now retired, is considered by some to be the Michael Jordan of calf roping. He won eight world championships and qualified 36 times for the National Finals Rodeo.
His three sons, Clint, 27, Cliff, 21, and Tuf, 18, were in Amarillo on Wednesday for calf-roping qualifying rounds for Tri-State Fair's rodeo. Clint and Cliff hope to compete tonight. Tuf doesn't yet know if he'll be able to compete Saturday.
The Cooper boys all have full schedules.
"I plan on roping here (tonight)," said Clint, who travels with his wife, Amber, and 18-month-old son Cason. "Then I'm sending a rig to Barstow, and then to San Bernardino, and Poway, California. Those are my three California rodeos this week. And then I'm going to Kingman, Arizona, and Pahrump, Nevada, this weekend. Cliff is trying to compete (today) because he has a college rodeo he has to go to in Alpine (Texas)."
Clint said he and his family go to 100 to 125 rodeos a year.
The travel doesn't bother Tuf, either. He is going to compete in Albuquerque, N.M., and Omaha, Neb., this week.
"I'm young, so I'm on the road a lot and I like to rodeo quite a bit. I'm gone about seven, eight months of the year," Tuf said.
When the boys were growing up, the Cooper family traveled with Roy for three or four months around the summer. Tuf estimated that his father was away from home up to eight months of the year.
"It wasn't like he was gone seven months straight or anything," Tuf said. "But it would be a weekend here, a week there. I learned a lot at the rodeos. I've been all around, like a lot of rodeo families. I'd been everywhere by the time I was 10 years old."
The brothers said that following in their father's footsteps just seemed natural.
"I was roping before I even knew what I was doing," Tuf said. "I guess I could rope a dummy before I knew how to talk. When I got older, I got to realize that I can make a living at it and make money at it. Be great at it. I knew that's what I wanted to do."
"My grandfather, Tuffy Cooper, did it," Clint said. "My dad rodeoed forever, and then it was me and my brothers. It's just a family tradition, I guess."
Clint, who turned pro when he was 20, has won a few large rodeos in a short time. He has been to the national finals and has qualified for the finals. He also has won at some major rodeos staged across the country.
Tuf turned pro last year, when he turned 18, and said winning doesn't come easy. It's a matter of how much a competitor is willing to practice.
"I try to practice as hard as I can every day, because I want to stay as healthy as possible," Tuf said. "It's all about practice. And if you're not healthy, what good are you at a rodeo? In the arena, I practice a minimum of four hours a day. Sometimes I'll go 12 hours."
Mike Mathis has been announcing rodeos for the past 20 years and he has been the announcer at the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association event in Amarillo for the past five years. Mathis has nothing but praise for the Coopers.
"These are amazing young men," Mathis said. "They have learned from (their dad), from their grandfather. They have put in hard work with natural ability and they are truly amazing athletes. They are going to set their own records in rodeoing and calf roping."
Mathis compared the Coopers to the first family of professional football, the Mannings.
"They are coming along, and taking what their father did and improving on it. In our sport, I didn't even think that was possible."
The Amarillo rodeo is one of Mathis' favorites.
"(The Coopers) are great examples of the level of talent that is here at this rodeo," Mathis said.
"No matter what night you come, that is the kind of talent you see here in Amarillo. It's just a great opportunity to come out and see real talent."
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Best Elliptical Trainer For Home Use
A healthy lifestyle remains one of your best defences against various health problems. Eating right, sleeping enough, reducing stress and exercising regularly remain the indispensable key to a healthy lifestyle, in your fight against obesity, against an expanding waistline and a host of diseases. Exercise should become a daily routine.
Home exercise machines such as the elliptical trainer with its low impact exercise, full body workouts, is gaining in popularity. Forget about rigorous diet and back breaking exercises, invest instead in a home elliptical trainer and use it to get the solid abs, toned muscles and desired weight without undue stress on your joints. It also provides you with a great low impact cardiovascular workout boosting your heart and lungs as well as giving all the main group of muscles a thorough low impact exercise routine.
Elliptical trainer reviews are good sources of information for checking out your best elliptical trainer for home use.
Elliptical trainers are low impact exercise equipment. The elliptical benefits the whole body. Less strain, less effort and less time needed for more calories burned is its selling point. The best elliptical trainer comes with moving handle bars and together with the pedals, allow for upper as well as lower body workouts simultaneously. Also known as elliptical cross trainer, they are noted for their very efficient low impact cardio exercises with minimal pressure on the joints and back.
Researches have indicated positive results using elliptical exercises as a means of rehabilitation for patients with knee problems, multiple sclerosis and so on. A recumbent or seated elliptical trainer is excellent for rehabilitation purposes. Read about elliptical training for multiple sclerosis patients here.
Buying a new elliptical trainer can be intimidating. Just click on the Internet and you are bombarded with all sorts of information about the best elliptical trainer to buy. Meeting the salesperson might not be better either. Too much information can lead to the paradox of choice. Low price or higher price models? So what is the best elliptical for home use?
Here are a few tips to guide you along in buying your home elliptical trainer.
Best home elliptical trainer – the different designs
There are three designs of elliptical trainers to choose from: the older rear drive elliptical, the second generation front drive elliptical and the latest designs are the center drive elliptical.
So what are the differences between the 3 different types? Which is the best one to buy and put in your home?
Rear drive elliptical with the flywheel at the rear tends to have a more biomechanical motion, a more natural feel. Operating on free-rolling bearings, they have much less wear and tear and thus require less maintenance. This type of elliptical enables the user to sit in a forward position with a good posture. This type of position always result in a more effective training.
The front drive elliptical comes fitted with a track which needs to be kept in a clean condition, free of dust and dirt for it to run smoothly. It also has more mechanical parts involved in its construction and these can break down due to wear and tear. Compared with the rear drive, the user finds that he has to lean forward in order to do his training. This is due to the way the machine is set up, which tends to push the user in a backward position.
The latest center drive elliptical has the weight of the user being concentrated in the center of the machine. This results in the body being positioned naturally upright.
The design, quality of the components and mechanics of the machine will affect the price.
Best home elliptical trainer – Special features
Better quality ones come with a higher price tag but are more stable and durable, in other words, with a longer life span. They do not shake as you exercise, have a much smoother performance and an extremely quiet drive besides requiring less maintenance. The heavier the flywheel, the more stable the exercise machine. The disadvantage is that these are normally heavier and larger in size as well as occupying a larger space in your home.
On the other hand, smaller and more compact ones are lighter and occupy less space but less stable. These are not meant for high intensity usage.
User weight and stride length
Do take into consideration your weight and height when buying your best home elliptical trainer. Check the maximum user weight capacity set by the manufacturer. Exceeding the maximum usage can result in breakdown of the machine. Another important feature to consider is the stride length. You need to have the proper correct stride length in order to run properly. Users nearer to 6′ tall would be more comfortable with a length of 18″ above. Too short a stride length will result in jerky movements, with less range of motion.
Elliptical trainers that provide the option of adjustable stride length would be best as walking and running has different stride lengths. On top of that, different family members have different heights and therefore work with different stride lengths. Stride lengths can also be adjusted to target different muscle groups during workouts. Muscles of the thighs and calves get toned up with a shorter stride length whereas at a longer length, your glutes and hamstrings are targeted.
Foot pedals
Equally important are the foot pedals. The newer models come with adjustable foot pedals. Even the position of the toe and heel angle can be adjusted as well, shifting the pressure to the entire foot instead of just concentrating on the ball of the foot. This makes for a more comfortable and enjoyable running motion catered to individual requirements. Foot motion should be smooth and continuous, with an ellipse pattern simulating the way your feet walk and run.
For example, top of the Sole elliptical range, the Sole e95 elliptical trainer, has 6 preset programs, 2 heart-rate-controlled workout options and 2 programs that you can customize to suit your degree of fitness level. Its custom-designed foot pedals with durable foam cushioning, supports your feet comfortably and with a 2-degree inward slope, minimizes ankle and knee stress, a common complaint among elliptical exercise users.
Another feature to check out are the bearings. Machines using ball bearings are more trouble-free compared to those using bushings. The bearings themselves come in 2 types, standard or sealed ball bearings. Because the standard ones are open, exposed to dirt and dust can result in a less than smooth motion. It is recommended that these standard bearings be greased frequently.
However, sealed ones do not have such problems and greasing is not necessary. For sealed ball bearing types, you have the choice of self-aligned bearings. This means that it will automatically adjust the alignment in line with the elliptical motion thus contributing to a more smoother operation.
Brake resistance
Next, have a look at the brake resistance system. You are faced with the choice of a magnetic resistance brake, an electromagnetic resistance brake (eddy current brake system) or the self-generating induction brake. The electromagnetic brake uses an electronic system and hardly needs servicing due to the absence of moving parts. Self-generating types do not run on electric power and have few maintenance issues due to their motor-free operations. Magnetic brake resistance is the least reliable of the three types and normally fitted in lower end models.
Workout programs and resistance levels
The preset programs as well as the number of resistance levels will also contribute to a more enjoyable elliptical workout. With preset weight loss programs, interval training programs and cardiovascular programs (heart rate programs) , staying motivated and challenged will be much easier. The more resistance levels the machine has, the smoother
the change from one level to the next as well as the more efficient the training received according to your fitness level. Sole E25 elliptical trainer offers 20 resistance levels whereas Smooth Fitness CE3.6 elliptical has a total of 16.
Choice of backlit LCD, LCD without backlit or LED display. LED displays are easier to read no matter viewed from which angle.
Heart rate monitors
Having built-in heart rate monitors in the form of sensors on the handle bars or the more accurate wireless chest belt monitor, means that the resistance level will be automatically adjusted to the workout zone that you are in, giving a more efficient elliptical training and fat burning.
Are trade-ins allowed?
Newer models usually have improved features. Perhaps you have an older model you would like to trade in when upgrading to a newer and more expensive one. Lots of places do allow you to trade in your old model or even sell to them your used elliptical machine.
There are several brands offering elliptical machines, such as Sole Fitness, Lifecore Fitness, Horizon Fitness, Smooth Fitness, Diamondback Fitness, Healthrider, Livestrong and others. Different companies offer different ranges of warranties, and these vary among different models and even different parts of the machine. Low end models have shorter warranties.
The Sole e55 for example, has a 5 year warranty on parts and electronics, and a lifetime warranty on the frame and the brake and the Livestrong LS13.0e elliptical trainer comes with a lifetime warranty on its frame and braking system, 5 years on parts, 2 years on labor. A long warranty speaks volumes on its workmanship.
Best elliptical trainer – How often do they breakdown and need to be sent in for maintenance?
To prevent frequent breakdown and maintain it in tip-top condition, read the owner's manual and follow the instructions properly. It is advisable to wipe and dust the machine regularly to maintain its fluid performance. For those machines with wheels and tracks, regular cleaning to prevent dust accumulation is important for a fluid operation. Lubrication of any moving components as well as checking for loose bolts and screws will avoid frequent breakdowns and thus lengthen the life span of the machine.
Just set up an elliptical at home and you have access to a good, low impact elliptical workout everyday or whenever you are free. It is very convenient. There is no need to wait for your turn to use it, saves time traveling to the gym, not to mention the expensive gym membership fees and of course lots of privacy doing your full body workout routine in your own home at any time you wish.
You can vary the workout programs for a more interesting elliptical training. You don't even have to miss your favorite TV show, just exercise in front of the TV, or perhaps listen to your favorite music if you buy one with iPod docks and console speakers, truly entertainment and training at one go.
Due to their low noise level during use, these machines are ideal for apartment dwellers, since those living below you might complain if the equipment you use is too noisy. Compact elliptical trainers are best suited for apartment dwellers due to space constraint in their home.
If exercise is low down in your to-do-list list because of time constraint or aching joints, then it is time to invest in a good quality elliptical trainer. Remember, you are investing in your good health. The impact of a daily workout routine on your overall health can be extremely rewarding. Make full use of this low impact exercising equipment to your best advantage. Lose weight, stay in shape, bursting with positive energy, increase your metabolic rate and feel the joy of a healthy life; minus the injuries of a high impact drill. Of course, don't forget your low fat diet.
Elliptical training benefits your whole body muscle groups. Offering low impact exercises, elliptical trainers benefit even seniors and those worried about knee and joints pain. Exercise and good health goes hand in hand. So, get the impressive looking best elliptical trainer that you have always wanted to buy and start your first step towards a healthy lifestyle right in the comfort and convenience of home sweet home.


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The FAQ you linked to I believe covers this. Since fights are started by a character refusing a seat exchange, a dead person's seat is just taken from them. How do I start a fight? Fights can only be started by a character refusing a mugging or a seat exchange. Incapacitated characters (unconscious or dead) cannot start a fight, join a fight or have ...
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OTHER YEARS (U. of Denver)-He lettered twice as a midfielder in soccer at the University of Denver (2007, 2008), starting 28 of 36 games over those two seasons including all 19 as a sophomore. He earned honorable mention All-MPSF honors as a sophomore, when he scored two goals and had four assists in helping DU to the Sun Belt Conference title. He scored two goals with an assist as a freshman; he had the game winning goal in a 2-1 overtime win over San Jose State (for which he was named the MPSF player of the week). He earned DU's John Byrden Award as a freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL-An NSCAA All-American as a junior and senior in soccer, when he earned All-Colorado honors. He was also first-team all state as a sophomore, junior and senior and was his team's most valuable player those three years as well. He helped lead Broomfield to the state title his senior year in 2006. Earned four letters in all in the sport, with 74 career goals and 43 assists; he had 23 and 16 respectively as a senior and 22 and 15 as a junior. His summer club team, the Colorado Rush, was a six-time state champion; he was captain of the team from 2003-07, and was named the 2005 State Cup MVP. He was a member of the Olympic Developmental Program regional and state teams from 2003-06, making the national pool in 2003.
ACADEMICS-He is majoring in Business Management at Colorado. He earned Academic All-MPSF honors as a sophomore at Denver. An NSCAA First-Team Academic All-American as a senior.
PERSONAL-Born January 3, 1989 in Boulder. His hobbies include golf, swimming, camping, traveling and snowboarding. He has performed a lot of community service, ranging from coaching young athletes with disabilities to teaching English to children in Argentina.
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This book chronicles a walk through one of the least known and most horrific chapters in 20th Century history. During WWII the Japanese enslaved thousands of Asian, mostly Korean, young women as sexual captives to serve Japanese troops.
Scott Husted is a writer, photographer, pastor and teaching missionary in Seoul, South Korea. He lives and works with his wife, Dionne and son Jonah. They have a passion for the establishment of the House of prayer, the plight of children at risk around the world, and raising up a new generation of leaders with a passion for the kingdom of God. For more information go to www.ttvonline.org.
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Operation American Spring is a march on Washington, D.C. and other cities around the country on May 16. Organizers are expecting millions of patriots to join in the movement against Barack Hussein Obama and his administration. Unlike other marches, it's not a protest, it's a march of prayers. Their mission is the restoration of constitutional government, rule of law, freedom and liberty "of the people, by the people, and for the people' from despotic and tyrannical federal leadership. Just like Thomas Jefferson the supporters of this prayer march believe that we were 'endowed by our Creator", not by the men and women in power in Washington, D.C.
Ret. Colonel Harry Riley, the organizer of Operation American Spring says that "The lawless cowards in control of our American government are tightening their grip, reining in our freedom, and pushing us toward servitude. It's just a matter of time, and that won't be long, until we are tied to the back of the wagon and dragged along by thugs whether we like it or not. Kick and scream all your want, but it won't help any of us, that is, unless we do something about it now. Our "movement to action" is a grass-roots movement by non-partisan Americans committed to Constitutional principles, responding to an unresponsive and dismissive cabal of duly elected, but oath-breaking officials, who ignore the Constitution, in fact are purposefully destroying the US Constitution."
Col. Riley presents a clear, simple explanation of the march. He states that "Our demands and grievances are quite common. Everything that's wrong in America is basically tied to government leadership violations of the United States Constitution. The majority of America understands those currently in leadership positions are lawless, violating their oath, ignoring legal process, presenting an appearance of tyrants, self-serving personal agendas, and leading the United States toward a socialist, Marxist, totalitarian form of slavery. It must stop. "
Operation American spring is expecting millions of patriots to march on D.C. and to stay as long as it takes to unseat those legislators who are not following the constitution including Obama, Biden, Reid, McConnell, Boehner, Pelosi and Eric Holder.
Riley says that "Consistent with the U. S. Constitution , as required, the U. S. Congress will take appropriate action, execute appropriate legislation, deal with vacancies, or U.S. states will appoint replacement s for positions vacated consistent with established constitutional requirements." He is asking Americans to join his march.
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Meet the new face of decorative illusion, Faux Museum, makers of the innovative Pop-Up Art Frames. Lush French decorative arts are timeless, so we especially like the Parisienne Pop-Up Art Frame ($9-$28). This frame mimics dramatic golden frames of Louis XVI's Palace of Versailles in high definition, photo-real trompe-l'œil (lit. trickery of the eye). Eco-friendly matte board construction starts flat and pops up to create a deep, broad structure that is as fun to assemble as it is to look at; check the adorable Pop-Up Art Frame assembly video. We're cultivating the image of extravagance (we can't afford the reality), and The Pop-Up Art Frame lets us frame our art photos, and keepsakes like the Renaissance masters. The J. Paul Getty Museum store offers these decadent frames too if you want to help the arts get back on their feet while you're getting decadent.
Want more info on Trompe l'oeil? Check it out... Because Trompe l'oeil murals still exist all over the world, they are showcased everyday, but while most appreciate their illusion as novelty, they do not recognize the history behind this spectacular art form. Here's the skinny. Trompe l'oeil can be dated back to 400 BC from a Greek story by Pliny the Elder recounting the battle of competing artists, Zeuxis and Parrhasius. From there, the Romans in the volcano-preserved civilization of Pompeii c. 79 AD exhibited tromp l'oeil artwork where the illusionist architectural framework in the House of Vettii is most relevant. In The Tromp l'oeil in History, University of Trento professsor Luigi Belloni outlines a brief history from the ancient to the 20th century uses in opera staging. Fooling the Eye: Trompe l'oeil at the Springfield Museum offers another review of the subject that sticks strictly to painting art history and the revival of naturalism in the Renaissance.
Like punk rock, trompe l'oeil is not dead. It has such a strong following that Lodi, Italy holds an annual Trompe l'oeil Festival in its celebration. As to be expected, tromp l'oeil's existence is most vivacious in the museum world; the National Gallery of Art in Washington had an excellent exhibition in 2002 and 2003 on the topic called Deceptions and Illustions: Five Centuries of Trompe l'oeil Painting. If we wanted to make the schlep, the Museum of Tromp-l'oeil in Dordogne, France proudly displays artful optical illusions in their full European grandeur.
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Casey Moss, JJ Devereaux on 'Days Of Our Lives' and his musical partner Andy Weissberg have formed a Rock band called "Eyes of One " and the official website is at www.eyesofone.com. They have released their first EP entitled "Reconnection"!
They describe their recording project saying, "Eyes of One is a Los Angeles based Rock 'n' Roll band Started by lead singer ( Casey Moss) and guitar player (Andy Weissberg) The bands sound is driven and influenced by some of the biggest names in Rock 'n' Roll and heavy metal dating back from the 1980′s to the current 2000′s. Casey and Andy started this project with one goal in mind and that is to bring back a true organic/natural Rock 'n' Roll sound. They feel Its best to approach their song writing and lyrics based only from their own real life experiences. Doing it this way allows them to bring out the true and full emotion in their songs. They both feel that Rock 'n' Roll is missing the true organic aspect of its music today and it has taken a sharp turn Into a direction that is hard for most people to call rock. This is why the first EP released is named Reconnection. They feel that their music is a great example of what has gone missing in Rock 'n' Roll. "Eyes of One" are ready to take a stand to that statement and prove that true Rock 'n' Roll is not dead and that the world deserves to be given back the sound that has been taken away from them."
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Former UFC champions, Pride/Strikeforce stars gambled their MMA reputations on a giant 40x40' mat. For some, it earned unbelievable bragging rights, for others, it was a sad learning experience.
Here's a loook at this legendary lineup!
Ricard Pirez Vs. Marc Laimon (2000 U.S. Trials)
Camilla Gjelsten Vs. Stacy Cartwright (2005 Adcc)
Georges St. Pierre Vs. Otto Olson (2005 Adcc)
Dennis Hallman Vs. Rico Rodriguez (2000 Adcc)
Dean Lister Vs. Nate Marquardy (2003 Adcc)
Erica Montoya Vs. Kyra Gracie (2005 Adcc)
Tito Ortiz Vs. Rostyslav Borysenko (2000 Adcc)
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MechAssault [November 11, 2002]
MechAssault 2: Lone Wolf [December 28, 2004]
F.3.A.R. [June 21, 2011]
F.E.A.R. Files [November 7, 2009]
Fracture [October 7, 2008]
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A Star Is Born (1937)Esther Blodgett (Janet Gaynor) is just another starry-eyed farm kid trying to break into the movies. Waitressing at a Hollywood party, she catches the eye of alcoholic star Norman Maine (Fredric March), is given a test, and is caught up in the Hollywood glamor machine. She and her idol Norman marry; but his career abruptly dwindles to nothing This was also Lana Turner's film debut as an extra.
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A presentation of video profiles of trans folks from across the country with a Q&A from director/ Emerson alum Jesse Begeny. (co sponsored by EAGLE)
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It's safe to say that by now you know the ins and outs of having a great time at our pool. SPF, tropical drinks, a cabana, you know the drill. We've even given you tips to making your M poolside experience as hot (or cool) as possible. In fact, through the end of September, our pool is offering $50 daybeds, $75 cabanas and $100 VIP cabanas (a complete steal if you ask us!) Email firstname.lastname@example.com to reserve yours before they're booked up for the month.
So, after you're all set up in your cabana, cocktail in hand you might be getting a little hungry (blame it on the alcohol.) You're ready to chow down but still want to keep your figure looking good so what's a bikini-clad pool patron to do? Lucky for you our Pool Team has taken special consideration in developing figure-friendly menu options.
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Classic Cobb - Our classic Cobb salad has one very important slimming ingredient, avocados! Avocados are a monounsaturated fat. These types of good fats (saturated fats = bad fats) stop spikes in blood sugar (which signals the body to store fat around your midsection), helping prevent fat accumulation.
Fruit Plate - Our selection of seasonal berries and other sliced fruit is probably the go-to menu item for those looking to stay fit. Berries are strong in antioxidants. Antioxidants help improve blood flow, which helps deliver more oxygen to your muscles. The more oxygen your muscles have the easier being active and working out feels.
Chicken Caesar Wrap - While this may sound like your ordinary salad wrap, the best ingredient is in the packaging. Our Chicken Caesar Wrap comes bundled up in a spinach tortilla. Spinach is low in calories but still very high in vitamins. Popeye didn't down all those cans of spinach for nothing!


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I've been using my own homemade "dryer sheets" for about 9 months now and have been very happy with the method.
But even though I may be an "old dog"…I can be taught "new tricks". :-) When I saw this idea from Heather at Living On Love and Cents recently I decided it was worth trying something new.
The thing that appealed to me most about this idea was it eliminates the fishing out and squeezing dry step. Which, to be honest, doesn't really bother me, but then again…it's not necessarily my favorite thing either. :-)
So, here is my updated version of "Homemade Dryer Sheets" for your consideration.
I decided to start with 4 white dishrags I already had on hand in my stash. (I have a "thing" for white dish towels and rags from Walmart. It's just one of those things I can't really explain.)
I happened to have JUST ENOUGH Downy Fabric Softener left in this bottle to make this work. I have literally had this bottle for over a year because I dilute it so much I hardly use any of it.
I thoroughly soaked all four dish rags with full strength Downy. (You can use whatever kind you want. I think next time I will try my Homemade Fabric Softener. Don't know why that didn't occur to me until just now! DUH!)
Allow the towels to dry THOROUGHLY! I took mine outside and draped them over a plastic chair. Even in this uber dry state I live in…they took awhile to dry COMPLETELY. Of course it didn't help that a RAINSTORM came through and blew the chair over and got the towels WET! ugh. I finished the drying process indoors. :-) Here they are hanging from my mini-clothesline in my laundry room.
Throw one sheet in with a load of clothes. You should be able to use each dryer sheet a dozen times or more, before it needs to be dipped and dried again
So I have used this new method on about 4 different loads of clothes now and have been very pleased with the results. Clothes are VERY soft and VERY nice smelling. :-) But MORE importantly (and the MAIN reason I use fabric softener) NO STATIC CLING!
Another PLUS about using these "dry" cloths vs. the kind that are wet is there is less worry about getting any "spots" on the clothing that you are drying. I've never had that problem…but I know others have complained about it.
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Despite gaining nearly 300 "yes" votes following Tuesday's special February election, the Battle Ground School District's maintenance and operations levy is still failing after a second count from the Clark County Elections Office.
Battle Ground was one of five school districts to put a replacement M&O levy on the ballot, along with Vancouver, Ridgefield, Camas and La Center. It was the only district to have its maintenance and operations levy appear to fail Tuesday after the county's first count of ballot returns.
The levy represents about 20 percent of Battle Ground's budget. District officials say they plan to try to pass the levy again during the April special election.
Between the county's first count Tuesday night and its second Wednesday afternoon, the levy gained 280 "yes" votes. It still falls about 900 votes short of approval.
Meanwhile, the only other levy to fail Tuesday, La Center School District's capital fund levy, also gained votes after the county's second count.
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An emergency flood plan has been activated by the council in response to continued heavy rain across the borough.
Seven flood teams were deployed at 4.30pm to known flood sites in Darton, Low Barugh, Lundwood, Burton Grange, Aldham Bridge, Low Valley, Darfield Bridge and Bolton on Dearne.
In Low Valley, residents have been nervously watching the River Dearne from the bridge on Stonyford Road, which is still closed due to its bank collapsing at the last round of flooding in June.
Low Valley Flood Group chairman Pete Bradshaw said the river had risen by half a metre since noon to one metre.
The river flooded at two metres in June but Pete said there were worries residents would be unable to sandbag the river as in June because the council had not repaired the banks.
He said: "In the last hour it's gone up 0.1 of a metre - it's flying up even though it didn't look that bad this morning. It's a big reminder to the council, even if it doesn't flood, that they've done nothing."


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Massachusetts 20, Maine 10
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- The meeting was the 49th meeting all-time between the two teams. UMass now leads the all-time series, 35-13-1, including a 20-3-1 mark in Amherst.
- The win was UMass' first win over a top 10 opponent at home since 1993.
- UMass continued its first drive success. The Minutemen scored on their first drive for the fourth time this year and are 4-0 when scoring on their first possession. It was also the first time that UMass had kicked off this year.
- R.J. Cobbs' 49-yard run on 3rd-and-28 was his career long. He went over the 100-yard plateau for the third time in his first five career games.
- Jeff Krohn scored his first rushing touchdown at UMass in the first quarter.
- The Massachusetts kicking game plagued the Minutemen today, recording two personal fouls on punts, a blocked extra point and a bad snap over the punter's head that resulted in Maine's only touchdown were a few of the miscues.
- The UMass defense held Maine to 211 yards, the fewest that the Minutemen had given up this year, including 33 in the third quarter.
- UMass ran for only 13 yards on seven carries in the second quarter.
- Adrian Zullo had two touchdown receptions for the first time since Sept. 30, 2000.
- UMass has won four of the last five in the series.
- UMass in 2-1 in the Atlantic 10 for the first time since 1998's National Championship season.
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|My daughter has been going to the optometrist since she was 8 1/2. Her eye doctor asked her yesterday if she was driving yet, she told him no, but she had her permit. He told her the following:
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Him: If you are ever pulled over, you may be questioned and given a sobriety test; along with others, because you have Abnormally Large Pupils.
He has been logging this since she was 8, and no... she's not on anything. Should I be worried? He seemed to act like it's not a big deal (however now she has to drive around with a doctor's note of explanation). She doesn't have any diseases that we know of, but could this be a bigger deal then he made it sound?
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"KEIGWIN achieves astonishing feats of dancing...a parcel of pure explosive energy mediated by impressive technical skills." — The New York Times
KEIGWIN + COMPANY, founded in 2003 by Artistic Director Larry Keigwin and Associate Director Nicole Wolcott, is bringing its signature brand of electrifying contemporary dance to the Modlin Center.
KEIGWIN + COMPANY reaches national and international audiences and invigorates diverse communities with a refreshing vision of dance that embodies Keigwin's theatrical sensibility of wit, style, and heart. Works created from community projects and education seek to physically engage audiences and aspiring dancers in movement and the choreographic process, and bring opportunities for individuals to become more invested in dance.
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SINGAPORE - Singapore's Keppel Corp , the world's largest builder of offshore oil rigs, on Thursday posted a 32 per cent rise in third-quarter net profit as higher contributions from property offset a drop in earnings from rigs.
The company, whose biggest shareholder is Singapore state investor Temasek, earned S$457.6 million in the three months ended Sept 30 compared with S$346.4 million in the same period a year earlier.
Excluding gains from revaluation, impairment and divestments, Keppel's net profit rose 20 per cent to S$403 million.
Keppel's offshore and marine arm order book stood at S$13.6 billion as at end-September, up from S$13.1 billion at the end of June.
Keppel Land, the group's property unit, on Wednesday reported a 70 per cent rise in third-quarter net profit to S$126.4 million, helped by the completion of more projects in China.
The developer sold about 3,070 housing units in China during the first nine months of 2013, more than three times the 970 units sold over the same period last year.


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While in Oklahoma, you might enjoy a visit to:
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial
Sprawling, somber, and stirring memorial to victims of a homegrown terrorist attack. The Field of Empty Chairs account for each 1995 bombing victim.
Pauls Valley, Oklahoma: Toy and Action Figure Museum
Thousands of moveable-joint heroes and villains are on display, many from the personal collection of the curator.
Enid, Oklahoma: Midgley Museum - Glowing Rocks
Built around the rock and mineral collection of Dan Midgley and his wife, the structure is composed of 30 different rock types. Includes a room black light minerals, and a room of mounted wildlife trophies.
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The only gun designed to hurl a nuclear shell at an enemy. On display outdoors at Fort Sill.
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College Hockey:Bowling Green Shocks No. 1 Miami
Falcons Record First Win Over Top Ranked School in 14 Years
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — Freshman winger Jacob Cepis scored a pair of first period goals, including the game winner at 16:03 of the period, as Bowling Green stunned No. 1 Miami, 4-2, at the BGSU Ice Arena on Friday night.
The victory gave the Falcons their first win against a top-ranked opponent since November 6, 1993, when they upset Lake Superior State, 3-2.
How great is that? said Cepis. We just beat the number one team in the country. How many people can say that?
Bowling Green played 60 gritty minutes of hockey against in-state rival Miami to end a four-game losing streak.
It feels good because weve been in a stretch here where weve played a lot of good hockey teams and played well, but we havent got the wins, said BG coach Scott Paluch. We took a lot of time this week to talk about that. We needed to do a lot of things well, and confidence-wise, its real big four our program to get a win like that.
The last couple of games, weve been giving up leads, said Cepis. We came in tonight with the goal of playing 60 minutes. We havent been playing 60 minutes. Tonight, we didnt give up the lead like we have some other games.
We didnt let up. We didnt go into that prevent. We attacked. We attacked on the penalty kill, everyone was trying to score and get chances. When you keep the pressure up on teams like that, it just makes it harder for them to come back.
Bowling Green deserved to win that game, said Miami coach Enrico Blasi. They outworked us, they outplayed us, they outcoached us every step of the way, and they deserved to win.
Bowling Green did a lot of good things. They got the puck to the net. We didnt win any battles. Thats the way it goes.
The Falcons looked strong once again on the penalty kill, killing six of seven man-advantages.
The key kill came late in the second and early in the third, as the Falcons had to kill off a five-minute major to Kai Kantola for a hitting from behind penalty on defenseman Ray Eichenlaub.
We found ourselves on a major penalty for five minutes, but our special teams played well tonight, said Paluch. The fact that we got a power play goal and our penalty kill was big when it had to be was important. Ultimately, we were good enough down the stretch to hold the lead and beat a real good hockey team.
In a battle of Chesterfield, Michigan natives, BG goaltender Jimmy Spratt outplayed his counterpart, Jeff Zatkoff, to pick up his 4th win of the season. Spratt stopped 25 of the 27 shots he faced. Zatkoff was lifted after two periods in favor of senior Charlie Effinger.
Im so happy for the guy, said Cepis. Weve had some tough games where weve given up goals in the third period. He hung in there today " even through the penalties — he played a hell of a game.
Jimmy was really good all the way through the game, remarked Paluch. Probably, the most important part of what Jimmy did was after the goal to make it 4-2, we saw three really good saves out of him. Thats ultimately what you want your goaltender to do, and he did it.
We had plenty of opportunities to get back in the game, said Blasi. Spratt played well, their team played well.
After Cepis opened the scoring just 1:17 into the opening period, on a shot from the circle, Brian Kaufman tied the game at 14:38. The Minnesota native as able to get his stick on an Alec Martinez shot from the point, and deflect it into the net for his seventh goal of the year.
Cepis would give the Falcons the lead again late in the period. Defenseman Tim Maxwell was able to create a neutral ice turnover and feed the puck to Cepis, streaking up the middle. He beat Zatkoff with a wrister to net the game winner.
Midway through the second period, James Perkin would net a power-play goal for the Falcons just seven seconds into the power play on nice tic-tac-toe with Maxwell and Mike Nesdill to make it 3-1.
Kai Kantola iced the game late in the second period with a shot from the left circle off the faceoff.
The RedHawks added their final tally at 5:52 of the third period as freshman Tommy Wingels beat Spratt just under the crossbar for goal number 10 on the season.
Miami continued to generate chances in the in the closing half of the third period, but Spratt was up to the task, stopping 10 of the 11 final-period shots he faced.
Both teams finished the night 1 for 7 on the power play. Jimmy Spratt made 25 stops, while Zatkoff and Effinger combined for 22 saves.
Miami (18-3-0 overall, 10-3-0 in the CCHA) and Bowling Green (9-8-0, 6-5-0) will face off again tomorrow night at the BGSU Ice Arena.
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When Danny Chalifour joined Telefilm in 1987 it was for a six-month contract. The young producer was looking to immerse himself in the business and Telefilm offered a prime spot to learn the trade from the inside out.
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Sept 1st Update
Many thanks to the local observers who have provided us with updates as to the activities and whereabouts of our three falcon fledglings. All three of the fledglings were reported in the vicinity of the nest area as recently as Saturday August 29th. Observers report that all three of the birds are flying well and perching on various buildings in the downtown area. Both adults remain in the area as well - and are sometimes seen hunting at a well known Purple Martin migratory roost in the Shockoe Bottom area of Richmond. At the time of this post, we can see two falcons with the falcon cam - although we are not able to focus closely enough to determine if they are adults or juveniles. It should be noted that many of the birds' favored perches are not within the camera's field of view.
Young falcons may remain close to their nest area for 5-10 weeks following their fledging. During this period of time they will continue to follow the parents in flight and beg for food - calling loudly (they can be heard clearly from the ground - even over the traffic noise of downtown Richmond). The young will continue to perfect both their flying and hunting skills until they become self-sufficient and eventually disperse away from the nest area.


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Sanne Holland
Former Ceney High School cross country star Sanne Holland was named the Mountain West Conference's Freshman of the Year for her time in the conference's cross country championships last Friday, Nov. 1. Holland turned in a time of 22 minutes, 51.20 seconds to finish 31st on the six-kilometer course at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs to help her Colorado State University team to a third-place finish overall behind Boise State and conference champion New Mexico in women's competition.
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So you want to travel to Wilmington, DE during the weekend. However, you wonder: Is there something that I should be wary of during my travels? You see every city has its positive rosy side, which is advertised in travel brochures. However, today we will discuss the negative points of Wilmington DE. Although they are not that many, there are still a few things you need to know.
First, let us look at the warnings that people travelling with their families should be aware of.
Do your sightseeing during the day – One huge negative aspect is the robberies that may occur in the city. The layout of the city is such that at certain places, the roads are narrow and difficult to navigate. While this does not pose a problem in the day, they are a trap for robbers during the night. Hence, stick close to your hotel room and do not carry your documents or cash when you step out at night.
Keep your vehicles locked – Statistics shows that cars are a favorite target for robbers at night. Hence, before you travel, invest in a high-end security alarm system. The system should be such that it gets activated immediately and should be loud enough to alert the authorities.
Store your valuables in a locker – Ask the hotel to store all your valuables in a secure locker and do not keep any items in your room. This means that in case of any robbery attempt, all your money and credit cards will be safe and the damage will be minimal. Also, stay away from bars and unfamiliar areas during weekends – the weekend rush in the city is pretty high. This means that bars all around the city are always full and open till late in the night. But this means that there may be a lot of unsavory characters too. Hence, it is advisable to visit the bar connected to your hotel or near to your hotel for your safety.
What about weather warnings connected to Wilmington? You may not have expected such harsh weather in the state of Delaware, but better be prepared.
1. Always get the weather reports in advance – Since it is near the coastline, the weather can be extremely fickle from June till November. Hence, check online for the forecast for the duration of your trip. Also, ask your hotel to inform you in advance if bad weather is expected.
2. Carry adequate protection and do not travel during extreme weather – Tropical storms are common in this beautiful city. While it is not able to predict when such a storm will strike, carry enough protection against rain. Also, if the storm strikes during your visit, stay indoors.
3. Ensure that you visit beaches with lifeguards – One important point that you should remember is to stay away from unguarded beaches. Always visit beaches that have a lifeguard round the clock. Ensure that you do not enter the water unless you are an expert swimmer. If you are not, then stick close to the shore or enter the water in a group.
We hope these tips help you remain safe throughout your vacation or weekend trip in Wilmington, Delaware. You can book now online flight tickets to Wilmington with Spies (or as they say in Danish flybilletter med Spies) on this website.


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March 5, 2013
Final Stats
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - The Alabama baseball team had just three hits and committed three errors that helped Auburn score four unearned runs in a 6-3 win for the Tigers in the Max Capital City Classic from Riverwalk Stadium on Tuesday night. With the loss, Alabama falls to 8-4 overall, while Auburn improves to 9-3.
"On our side, you can't walk eight batters, commit three errors and get three hits and expect to win a ball game," Alabama head coach Mitch Gaspard said. "The difference in the game was Kendrick, he came in and stabilized the game for them, didn't allow a hit and pitched really well. It was a rough night from the start, our guys were amped up and really wanted to win the game tonight, but it just didn't go our way."
Auburn reliever Conner Kendrick (1-0) shut down the Tide bats for the final six innings, as he did not allow a hit, walked one and struck out a career-high eight batters to earn his first win of the season. Reliever Tucker Hawley (2-1) took the loss for Alabama after throwing just one inning, allowing three runs (1 earned) on two hits with a walk.
Alabama starting pitcher Taylor Guilbeau lasted four innings, before giving way to Hawley, after allowing one run on two hits with five walks and three strikeouts.
"For us offensively, it's been all or nothing," Gaspard said. "We've had some good offensive games, and then we've had three or four games that we have laid an egg, kind of like tonight. When you have four young guys in the lineup who are still learning there way, that's where you expect the older guys to set up and deliver in those spots. There's no excuse, we've played the same guys every night now and we have to be better offensively than we are right now. We're a better ball club that what we showed out there tonight."
Of the three Alabama hits, Austen Smith delivered an RBI double to spark a three-run fourth inning for the Tide. Andrew Miller and Georgie Salem had one hit each in the game and Brett Booth was twice in four trips to the plate and scored a run. Auburn jumped out to a 1-0 lead when Jordan Ebert delivered a sacrifice fly to right field of Guilbeau to score Garrett Cooper, who walked with one out, from third.
Alabama answered in the bottom half of the inning, scoring three times thanks to two walks, two Tiger errors and one hit, a double of the left field wall by Smith that plated Booth from second. Kyle Overstreet reached on an error that allowed Smith to score, then another error on the Auburn third baseman allowed the Tide's third run of the frame, making the score 3-1 in favor of the Tide.
After the UA took the lead, Auburn answered with three runs in the top of the fifth to take a 4-3 lead. The Tigers got the first two runners aboard, then after a sac bunt, a groundout by Collin Wacker got the Tigers within one, 3-2. An error on the Alabama shortstop allowed the game-tying run to score, and then an error on the UA third baseman gave the Tigers the lead for good.
Auburn tacked on two more unearned runs in the ninth when Cooper delivered a two-out bases loaded single of Justin Kamplain to make the score 6-3. Both runs in the ninth were charged to reliever Keaton Haack, who gave the Tide 3.2 innings out of the pen, allowing two runs on no hits with a walk and three strikeouts.
Alabama will continue its non-conference schedule on Friday with the first game of a three-game series at No. 5 Louisville. First pitch for the series opener is scheduled for 2 p.m. CT, from Jim Patterson Stadium. The series continues on Saturday at noon CT, and wraps up on Sunday at noon CT.
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Knowing that even four-goal leads are never safe at the Olympic Games, the U.S. women made sure to stay organized and effective in the fourth quarter of its final preliminary game against Russia. Bruins scored 4 of the 8 USA goals, with 2 from Robin Beauregard and 1 from Kelly Rulon and Amber Stachowski. By game's end, Team USA had secured itself an 8-4 win over Russia -- a hefty enough win to put the finishing touches on first place in Group B and a free ride to the semifinals. Even if Canada beats Hungary at the end of the day and winds up in a three-way tie at 2-1 with USA and Russia, goal differential between the those three teams would weigh in the United States' favor. Team USA can now rest assured that it will play for an Olympic medal, although the preferred color is obvious. The U.S. women have reached the medal round of all but one international tournament since 1999. "This team is looking forward to getting back out and playing again. It really shows the character of this team. They love challenges and so far, they've done well with each one," U.S. coach Guy Baker said. "We're going to play for a medal. We don't know what color. We'll figure that out in four days. Plan A was to get to the medal round as soon as we could." U.S. goalie Jackie Frank (Long Beach, CA/Stanford) had a phenomenal game in the cage. She racked up a whopping 14 saves for Team USA, stifling a number of dangerous Russian strikes to help protect against any late runs like the five-goal streak Canada managed in a 6-5 win over the USA two days earlier. The 14-save performance stands as Frank's highest total in goal for Team USA in major competition since notching 14 in a semifinal win over Canada at the 2002 World Cup in Perth, Australia. "Jackie played well the entire game. We never expect to come into these games and get the kinds of leads that we have. All the teams have great shooters, great centers and great 6-on-5s. She's been playing well," Baker said. "The thing that we emphasized was playing our game. We focused on what we needed to do and how we wanted to play. Six different people scored eight goals. I like it when it's more balanced." In the early goings of the game, Olga Turova bore down on Frank on a Russian counterattack. Frank got up and made a big save to get the ball rolling on her domination in the cage. Another important Frank save, again versus Turova, followed that on Russia's next trip down. After another solid U.S. defensive stand, Team USA went on the attack. Brenda Villa's (Commerce, CA/Stanford/Commerce) shot from the top hit the bar, but Kelly Rulon was there for the rebound. On the far left post, Rulon (San Diego, CA/UCLA/San Diego Shores) gathered in the ball and shoved it to the back of the net for a 1-0 U.S. lead at 3:10 in the first quarter. Maria Yaina got some help from a U.S. field block attempt next, however, and the deflection knocked the ball past Frank to make it 1-1. A minute and a half into the second half, Robin Beauregard (Huntington Beach, CA/UCLA/New York AC) lifted the U.S. women ahead 2-1 with a skipper to the left side of the cage. Soon after, Villa made it 3-1 with a sneaky shot to the right side. Next, it was time for Villa to set up some U.S. center play. She dumped the ball in to Amber Stachowski (Rancho Santa Margarita, CA/UCLA) at two meters, and Stachowski jammed in the score on a rollout for a 4-1 lead. Russia earned its third 6-on-5 advantage of the game on its next possession, however, and finished off the play with a quick score from Turova at set. Frank put a stop to Russia's next strike and promptly fed into the U.S. counterattack. Passing up to U.S. captain Heather Moody (Green River, WY/San Diego State/New York AC), Team USA had Beauregard and Margie Dingeldein (Merced, CA/Stanford) streaking toward the cage. Moody crossed to Dingeldein, who went crosscage, bar-in to snag a 5-2 advantage for the U.S. women two minutes away from halftime. Frank's sixth save of the game gave the USA the final possession of the half, though it was unable to finish off its first power play of the game, leaving it 5-2 for the second half. Ekaterina Salimova blasted in another 6-on-5 score for Russia at the 5:47 mark of the third quarter with a shot from two meters, creeping the Russians to within two. Rulon got the ball in to U.S. center Ellen Estes (Novato, CA/Stanford), and her efforts at set were rewarded with a four-meter penalty shot. Villa drilled in the score, rattling it around the cage for a 6-3 U.S. lead. On Team USA's second power play of the game, Ericka Lorenz (San Diego, CA/UC Berkeley) climbed out of the water on the right side and rifled it in to make it 7-3 with 3:44 left in the third. Russia had an opportunity to claw back with a streaking counterattack, but U.S. attackers Lorenz and Heather Petri (Orinda, CA/UC Berkeley) closed in and smothered the chance. Team USA's next 6-on-5 opportunity failed, but it got another one on its next trip down the pool. This one threatened to pass bay as well after a save out of bounds, but as the teams were pulling even, Beauregard catapulted in her second goal of the game on a speeding skip shot to go up 8-3. Russia pulled back on a score from Natalia Shepelina, and it was 8-4 USA with 3:54 on the clock. In contrast to the game with Canada, Team USA held strong to its lead for the remainder of the game. Frank continued to shine in the cage, and the four-goal lead held down to the final buzzer. "We really didn't change anything heading into this game. We prepared the same way that we have for all the games," Baker said. "I think we've played 11 good quarters here. Every team here will have a bad quarter. It would have been nice if the game against Canada was five quarters."


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The Unexpected Boys are back in the Midwest for another great tour ... this time doing a Tribute to the Beach Boys and Broadway, and one of their stops is here in La Junta at the Ed Stafford Theatre, Otero Junior College campus on Sept. 30 at 7 p.m., sponsored by the Arkansas Valley Community Concert Association.
Since 2007, The Unexpected Boys have been rocking the world of entertainment with their tribute acts. After countless requests, they have delivered their next blockbuster. They're asking you to grab your surfboards and head to the beach with The Unexpected Surfer Boys!
Featuring classic hits of the iconic group The Beach Boys, including "Surfin' USA," "California Girls" and "Good Vibrations," this rollicking show follows four hilarious guys at the bachelor party they will never forget. The groom may be getting married, but his three kooky friends plan to have "Fun, Fun, Fun" before the big day. This will complete the first half of the program.
The second half of the program is a Tribute to Broadway and will feature songs from familiar Broadway shows, performed by the quartet or by individual members of the Unexpected Boys, all four of whom have performed in shows on Broadway or in touring productions of Broadway shows.
For the last six years the Unexpected Boys have amazed audiences with their award-winning tribute shows, including most recently the tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, which toured heavily in the Midwest. You may have seen that show, and if you did, you know what a terrific show it was.
They have headlined all over the world and performed with such celebrities as Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick and Chubby Checker, and they have been featured artists on Royal Caribbean, Holland America, Princess and Cunard cruise lines.
For further information about this performance and how to attend, contact Kathy Parker, 384-8017, or Peggy Powell, 384-5528. See a preview of the Unexpected Boys on YouTube.
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