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Sorbet shades and subtle shimmer are two of summer's hottest beauty trends. Only for teens and 20-somethings, you scoff? We had a feeling you'd say that. So we brought in set stylist and Dior makeup artist Dresden Buras and volunteer model Ann Coakley of Moreland Hills (who will turn 60 in August) to prove the trends work on mature skin, too.
Buras built the look around peachy shades because they flatter women of all ages and skin tones, she says.
"Peach looks beautiful on everybody," she says. "Anybody can wear this look. Anybody."
Here's how to create the look at home, along with a few helpful tips from Buras.
Lay the groundwork: Start with clean skin. Buras then recommends skin and eye detoxifiers to even out skin tone and brighten the under-eye area. Next, apply an anti-aging serum such as Dr. Dennis Gross' Active Vitamin D oil ($65, Sephora and Nordstrom stores) or Oil of Olay Regenerist serum ($25, mass retailers such as Target and Walmart). "If you're going to spend on an item, do it on serum," Buras says. "It gives you the most bang for your buck, I swear. It'll change your life." Follow it up with your regular moisturizer and then your sunscreen. Buras recommends applying foundation or tinted moisturizer with a brush or your fingertips to keep it light. Too much will accentuate those fine lines and wrinkles -- not cover them. And you don't have to apply it to your entire face (Buras used it sparingly on Coakley's forehead, nose, chin and jaw line).
On to the eyes: After years of plucking, some eyebrows can look a bit sparse. "Women look more youthful with a filled-in brow," Buras says. So use a brow pencil (she likes Dior's universal brow pencil, $30) to beef up yours with light strokes in the direction of the hair growth. If your eye shadow regularly disappears by noon, try an eyelid primer (Revlon PhotoReady Eye Primer, $7.99, Walgreens and CVS stores) to help color stick. Hold a tissue at the outer corner of your eye angled to the end of your brow to keep your shadow from going too far, then gently pull your lid upward and apply a cream or ivory shadow to the entire lid, followed by a light grayish purple (Buras used shale from M.A.C., $15). Open your eyes to touch up any areas you missed, then use a deep purple/midnight blue shade along your lash line and feathered up toward the outer corner of your brow. Blend. Purple -- like peach -- flatters nearly everyone, but steer clear of eye products with glitter or sparkles. Those really are for the teens and 20-somethings. Lightly line your lids with a black or deep blue eyeliner, then apply a similar color mascara. Buras runs the wand through lashes from the top side to reduce clumping and separate more evenly.
Conceal and color: Use a cotton swab to clean up any eye makeup that settled below the eye. Mix your concealer with a bit of your eye cream or moisturizer (if the area's dry, concealer will just make those wrinkles stand out more) and apply with a brush or your fingertips. Beware concealer in a compact, Buras warns -- it tends to go on too heavy. Lightly brush a bronzing powder with peach and pink undertones (Buras used Dior Nude, $52, at Nordstrom and Sephora) along your cheekbones and your jaw line. Brush it below your chin to help camouflage a turkey neck (not that you have one, of course). Then smile and dust the apples of your cheeks with a peach blush.
Add shimmer and lips: To add a little sun-kissed shimmer, try a shimmer brick with shades of peach and tan such as the one Buras used from Bobbi Brown ($39, at Nordstrom and Sephora stores). Apply it with a fan brush just above your blush. It can help conceal laugh lines, too. Slather on a lip cream or super-moisturizing lip balm such as Burt's Bees ($3, at Target, Walmart and other stores) to reduce cracks and thin lines. Then line your lips with a deep-peach liner using upward strokes. Thin lips? Use the liner to extend your shape. Apply a peach gloss such as Bobbi Brown's Peach Sorbet ($23, at Nordstrom and Sephora stores). Go heavy on the lower lip to make lips look fuller.


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Tackle Distracted Driving
Two seconds. That's how long it takes for crash risk to double if a driver looks away from the road for any reason.
Considering the fact that nearly two out of three motorists readily admit to driving while distracted, there's no question among experts about the safety threat distracted driving poses. And now the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and AAA are making it a top priority.
Both have launched campaigns to combat distracted driving in the last year. AAA has mounted a national advocacy effort to enact bans on texting while driving in all 50 states, and the DOT has launched an unprecedented campaign to focus public safety, law enforcement, and government and media attention on the issue. The two organizations, along with a host of other advocates and organizations, want to reduce crashes and save lives by stopping motorists from engaging in dangerous and distracting behavior.
Raising Awareness
"It's an all-out campaign," said U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, who last fall hosted the DOT's first Distracted Driving Summit to explore solutions. The two-day event in Washington, DC, included other government officials, wireless and automotive industry representatives, traffic safety researchers, distracted driving crash victims and their families, and advocates such as AAA and the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.
Even President Obama weighed-in on the issue by banning federal employees from using cell phones or texting while driving. "The President really kicked it off with his executive order telling federal employees not to text or use government-issued cell phones or BlackBerry devices while driving government-owned vehicles," LaHood said. "We've tried to continue the momentum with our activities."
AAA also has ramped up its public and legislative outreach efforts to help combat the threat of distracted driving. Last October, AAA and the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety launched the inaugural "Heads Up Driving Week," urging motorists to put away distractions and focus only on the road. AAA's web page for the promotion, AAAFoundation.org/HeadsUp, includes an online pledge and tips on how to avoid distraction.
Prior to the 2009 DOT Summit, AAA announced a legislative campaign to enact laws banning texting while driving in all 50 states. AAA clubs have been instrumental in passing texting bans around the country, and more than half of all states now ban drivers from text messaging while driving. (In AAA Auto Club South territory, both Georgia and Tennessee legislators have enacted texting while driving bans, but to date Florida has not.)
Driver distraction is a problem as old as the automobile itself. In the last decade, "high-tech" distractions such as text messaging and the use of cell phones and other handheld devices have become a contributing factor in a significant number of crashes and garnered a lot more attention from safety advocates. Driver distraction is dangerous because it can divert a driver's eyes from the road, his or her hands from the steering wheel, and his or her concentration off of the task of driving. Text messaging can do all three, which is why it is one of the most dangerous things a driver can do.
Enforcement Is Key
Having a law in place can positively influence driving behavior, but that may not stop some motorists from continuing to put others at risk. Recent AAA research regarding effectiveness of texting bans suggests the importance of enforcement to the success of laws.
DOT officials agree that provisions are needed to maintain a high level of deterrence. "I think laws are good, but good enforcement is even better," said LaHood, who in April announced two high-visibility distracted-driving enforcement pilot programs in Hartford and Syracuse. The pilots are modeled after well-established national and local drunken driving and seat belt enforcement campaigns. Researchers will evaluate changes in attitudes and behavior towards distracted driving before and after the campaign to determine which enforcement strategies are most effective.
It seems that despite the danger, some people are inclined to continue texting while driving. Indeed, ongoing research by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety has shown that while an overwhelming number of motorists recognize the hazards of texting while driving, a significant percentage continue to engage in the practice.
AAA has suggested that what is needed is a change in traffic safety culture—people's attitudes toward safe driving. An example of this is how public attitudes toward alcohol-impaired driving have changed in the last several decades thanks to tough laws, strong enforcement and the work of traffic safety advocates. "When I was growing up, people turned a blind eye to drunken driving," LaHood said. "Even police, if they stopped somebody who was drunk while driving, they'd give them a pat on the back and send them home in their car, call a taxi for them, or maybe even transport them home in their police car. None of that happens anymore."
|U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood.
Driver Distraction in 2015
So where do AAA and federal transportation officials go from here? Cultural and individual behavioral change has proven to be a gradual process, so the issue will require a long-term approach.
"We won't be all the way there, but I think as a result of what AAA is doing—as a result of what a lot of people are doing—awareness will be raised, laws will be enforced, and people will realize they can't drive safely while using a cell phone or texting," LaHood predicted. "We won't have cured everybody, but we will have made a lot of progress."
AAA clubs across the nation already are planning for legislative advocacy in 2011 sessions to continue working toward enacting texting while driving bans in all 50 states. If the current legislative trend continues, AAA expects continued success in its legislative campaign.
A Unified Front
AAA and the DOT share the common goal of keeping America's motorists safe and eliminating dangerous driving behaviors. AAA will continue to collaborate with the DOT and other safety and industry leaders to help prevent distracted driving.
"If we can educate and enlighten people, we're going to make progress," LaHood said. "What AAA does helps us make progress."

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1. Schemes will be in one of Hampshire's older urban areas and demonstrate commitment to the Initiative's aim and objectives;
2. Schemes will provide a consistent approach from strategic planning to detailed design;
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CHARLES TOWN - Michael Dubb's My Happy Face is the 9-to-5 morning line choice and will face nine other 3-year-old fillies in Saturday night's $400,000 Charles Town Oaks at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races.
The seven-furlong Charles Town Oaks is the featured race on the track's fifth annual Race for the Ribbon program and caps an all-stakes Pick Four that begins in Race 9.
My Happy Face, who is cross-entered in Saturday's Cotillion (G1) at Parx, had a successful start to her career that saw her break her maiden by more than 20 lengths at Saratoga, come up just a head short of upsetting Dreaming of Julia in the Frizette (G1) and post her lone graded stakes win in the Tempted (G3) at Aqueduct.
Since then, the filly by Tiz Wonderful hasn't ducked any of the division's best in her sophomore season.
My Happy Face made her seasonal debut in January's Forward Gal (G2) at Gulfstream where she finished second to Kauai Katie. She then won the listed Lotka Stakes at Belmont Park before being runner-up behind divisional leader Princess of Sylmar in the Coaching Club American Oaks (G1). Most recently, she came up a neck short as the 2.00-to-1 second choice in the Test (G1) at Saratoga.
A win on Saturday night would not only push her career earnings to nearly $700,000 but would also give her trainer a second consecutive victory in the Charles Town Oaks. Prior to being sent west, Gary and Mary West's Book Review won last year's race and got trainer Chad Brown's first win at the West Virginia oval.
Winning was a factor that Brown admits to considering when picking out this spot for My Happy Face.
"How we fared at the track definitely plays a role in coming back," said Brown. "Book Review ran well last year, and the people at Charles Town made it so easy on us to ship in and ship out that it makes it a lot easier to want to return with a horse like this."
With a filly that has Grade 1 placings at both 7 furlongs and 1 1/8 miles, Brown thinks the nature of the Charles Town Oaks and track could play into My Happy Face's hands.
"We think the 2-turn, 7 furlongs is something she should excel at. We'll see how the field plays out, but that's the hope," Brown said.
While My Happy Face looms as the likely favorite, she will still have to contend with the lone Grade 1 winner in the field, So Many Ways from the Tom Amoss barn. The 2012 Spinaway (G1) winner was most recently fourth in the Test, beaten just two lengths for the top spot.
Following an undefeated two-year campaign that was capped with a 2 1/2 length victory in the Spinaway, the Pennsylvania-bred daughter of Sightseeing has one win in her six starts in the sophomore campaign. The lone score came in the Eight Belles (G3) on the Kentucky Derby undercard. Despite her win over the Churchill Downs strip, Amoss elected to scratch So Many Ways out of Saturday's Dogwood in favor of the Charles Town Oaks.
"The money is part of it, but none of it would have come together if she didn't show us that she could handle the tight turns," Amoss said. "Just like we did last year with Sum of the Parts, who won up at Charles Town, we took her over to Churchill's sister track to train over.
"It's a 6-furlong track, and she went real good around the tighter turns there, and it gave us enough confidence that she wouldn't have any problems handling them."
With the question about the tighter turns already answered, Amoss set out to handle another potential obstacle by shipping So Many Ways to Charles Town on Monday, five days in advance of the race.
"We sent her up earlier than we normally would have. She hasn't been the best horse in the paddock, so we sent her up to get settled and will start schooling her in the paddock on Wednesday night," Amoss said.
Miguel Mena will ride So Many Ways as she breaks from post 7 as the 9-to-2 co-second choice on the morning line.
The local contingent isn't without a presence in the race. Arlington-Washington Lassie (G3) winner Gold Edge spearheads the hopes.
Owned by James F. Miller, Gold Edge burst on the scene at 2 years old, winning the first three starts of her career, including her lone graded score at Arlington.
The Charles Town Oaks will mark the third different trainer Gold Edge has had in her 9 lifetime outings as she makes her first start for the Charles Town based Keturah Obed-Letts. Miller, who purchased Gold Edge at the 2012 Keeneland November sale for $220,000, has horses with both Obed-Letts and Wayne Catalano and transferred her from Catalano to the locally based connections after the filly's fifth place finish in the Hatoof at Arlington. The Eddington filly made the first four starts of her career for trainer Lon Wiggins.
Following her race in the Hatoof, Gold Edge was shipped up to Charles Town well in advance of the race to Obed-Letts barn. Since her arrival, Gold Edge's new trainer has noticed a change in how she's handled her surroundings.
"When she got here, she was really quiet and would just stand back in the corner of her stall," said the locally based trainer, who will also ride Henny's Princess for Miller in the Rachel's Turn Stakes earlier on the card. "But now, she's taken in the sites in her new environment, has gotten back to being a horse and is training much more aggressively. I hope she can run back to her last work because it was very good, and she seemed to bounce out of it great too."
Gold Edge has the services of jockey Alcibiades Cortez for the race.
The second horse with local connections the West Virginia bred Jax and Jill is currently the first horse on the also eligible list and would need a defection to compete in the Charles Town Oaks.
Despite holding three wins in four career starts over the Churchill Downs surface, including a victory in the 2012 Debutante (G3), Blueeyesintherein is another who elected to pass up the Dogwood in favor of the Charles Town Oaks.
Trained by Garry Simms, Blueeyesintherein rattled off three straight wins to start her career, including her lone graded win in the Debutante. Her first career defeat came at the hands of So Many Ways in the Eight Belles when she pressed the pace and held the lead in the stretch before giving way and finishing fifth, beaten by 2 lengths.
Blueeyesintherein rebounded in her next start with an easy win in an optional allowance at Churchill. Her trainer then sent her onto the Just Smashing Stakes at Monmouth Park where she was dealt her second loss, once again finishing fifth.
Leandro Goncalves, who won the 2012 Red Legend on Sum of the Parts, has the mount on Blueeyesintherein.
While not sporting the resume of some of her competitors, one of the fastest of the lot out of the gate is Averill Racing and Silver Oak Stable's R Free Roll who will make her first start outside of Florida for trainer Ralph Ziadie.
Earlier this year, R Free Roll finished second in the Primal Force Stakes at Gulfstream a race where she was four lengths clear of third-place finisher So Many Ways before a convincing 6 length front running score in the Unbridled Stakes at Calder. The Florida-bred R Free Roll will return to facing fillies after trying the boys in the Carry Back (G3) in July and fading to finish fifth as the odds on favorite.
Kendrick Carmouche, who already has one win in the Charles Town Oaks aboard Derwin's Star in 2010, will ride R Free Roll.
The body of the race is rounded out by Mr. Hall's Opus for trainer Kelly Breen who comes in off a second place finish in the Monmouth Oaks (G3), Delaware Oaks (G2) runner-up Ile St. Molly, the multiple Grade 3 placed Fusaichiswonderful, Guadalupe High from the Ronny Werner barn and Awesome Mama who comes in off an allowance win at Charles Town in her last start.
In addition to Jax and Jill, Thetaloveandmine occupies a spot on the also eligible list at number 12 and would need two scratches to draw into the field.
The Charles Town Oaks is scheduled as Race 12 on Charles Town's 13-race card that begins at 5 p.m., with the featured Oaks carrying a 10:30 p.m. post time. HRTV will show the race live.


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Roosevelt Park's pension fund is about 73 percent funded, and if the burden were divided equally, each citizen would have to contribute $298 to fully fund it.
Roosevelt Park had $5,808,998 in revenue in 2009 and $5,945,963 in expenditures. The Downtown Development Authority and the major streets fund both exceeded their revenue, but all other funds spent the same amount or less than they took in.
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Debt in the DDA, water and sewer funds decreased from $2,215,000 in 2009 to $2,080,000 in 2010.
"Debt reduction is a result of paying down the outstanding debt, and the city is diligent in paying down the debt," City Manager Anthony Chandler said.
Pension assets increased by $30,238, but liabilities increased by $94,304, so the percentage of the pension fund that was covered slipped slightly from 73.1 percent to 72.2 percent. The city paid the amount assigned by the Municipal Employees Retirement System to cover current and future retirees, Chandler said.
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500 Startup's Newest Class Includes 9 Women-Led Startups
Mountain View-based accelerator/incubator 500 Startups adds 15 women entrepreneurs to the family.
By Angie Chang (Co-Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Women 2.0)
27 startups were announced as the 500 Startups spring class. 9 have a woman on the founding team (33%). Not bad!
500 Startups partner Christine Tsai blogged yesterday: "They came from districts afar – Mexico, Brazil, the UK, Slovenia, Italy, Japan, Australia, Canada, India, Philippines, China, Austin, NYC, DC, Chicago. For the next 3 months, these 27 startups will fight to gain customers, revenue, and investor dollars. Welcome to the 4th Annual FUNDING GAMES." Watch the FUNDING GAMES video here.
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Irish midfielder Stephen Ireland returns to face Manchester City this week relishing his new-found "mentor" role with Aston Villa.
The ex-Blues star came through the City youth system and was often picked out as the most naturally gifted player at the club by his team-mates.
But although he could be brilliant on the pitch, Ireland's progress was upset by occasional off-field issues, highlighted by his self-imposed exile from the Republic of Ireland squad.
Ireland left City for Villa in summer 2010 for £8million and despite a rocky first season under manager Gerard Houllier, he has begun to regain his form and is a first-team regular under new boss Paul Lambert.
And speaking ahead of Saturday's clash at the Etihad Stadium, Ireland reflected on his journey from Blues youth player to seasoned Villa pro.
"I know the players here aren't half getting younger," said Ireland. "I had this at Manchester City. Kevin Keegan left, Stuart Pearce took over and all of a sudden, me Micah Richards, Joe Hart were given a chance.
"Now I find myself one of the experienced ones at Villa. I like it when home-grown lads come through, especially if they deserve it, work hard to be where they are.
"I want to give them advice, help them with their decision making because that step up from youth to reserve to first team is massive. When I was trying to get into the first team at City I'd been in the reserves since I was 16.
"Playing with Richard Dunne, Robbie Fowler, Steve McManaman, who were really experienced, I picked up things from them.
"So with the young lads coming in and training with us now, I hope to help them like I was helped."
What are your memories of Ireland at City, and how should the Blues combat him on Saturday? Have your say.
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Public Image Ltd. (PiL) originally was a quartet led by singer John Lydon (formerly Johnny Rotten b.Jan 31, 1956) and guitarist Keith Levene, who had been a member of the Clash in one of its early lineups. The band was filled out by bassist Jah Wobble (John Wordle) and drummer Jim Walker. It was formed in the wake of the 1978 breakup of Lydon's former group, the Sex Pistols. For the most part, it devoted itself to droning, slow-tempo, bass-heavy noise rock, overlaid by Lydon's distinctive, vituperative rant. The group's debut single, "Public Image," was more of an uptempo pop/rock song, however, and it hit the U.K. Top Ten upon its release in October 1978. The group itself debuted on Christmas Day, shortly after the release of its first album, Public Image. Neither the single nor the album was released in the U.S. Metal Box, the band's second U.K. album, came in the form of three 12-inch, 45 RPM discs in a film cannister. It was released in the U.S. in 1980 as the double album Second Edition. (By this time, PiL was a trio consisting of Lydon, Levene, and Wobble.) The third album, not released in the U.S., was the live Paris in the Spring (1980). Lydon and Levene, plus hired musicians, made up the group by the time of The Flowers of Romance (1981), the much-acclaimed fourth album, which reached #11 in the U.K. In 1983, PiL scored its biggest U.K. hit, when "This Is Not a Love Song" reached #5. By this time, however, Levene had left, and the name from here on would be, more than anything else, a vehicle for John Lydon (though with a comparatively steady lineup). A second live album, Live in Tokyo, appeared in England in 1983. The following year saw the release of This Is What You Want ... This Is What You Get, only PiL's third album to be released in the U.S., though it now had six albums out. It marked the start of Lydon's move toward a more accessible dance-rock style, a direction that would be pursued further in Album (1986) (also called Cassette or Compact Disc, depending on the format), notably on the hit "Rise," as well as on Happy? (1987) and 9 (1989). In 1990, PiL released the compilation album The Greatest Hits, So Far, and in 1991 came the new album, That What Is Not. After completing his memoirs in late 1993, Lydon decided to put an end to PiL and pursue a solo career. William Ruhlmann
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The New York Rangers opened their pre-season tonight at the Prudential Center in front of literally dozens of fans and lost 2-1. Henrik Lundqvist started for the Rangers and showed his usual form, only letting in a first period goal to Devils winger Mattias Tedenby, who is fighting for possibly his Devils career right now. Cam Talbot replaced Lundqvist halfway through the game, as planned, and got beat by Devils defensive prospect Eric Gelinas, who blasted one glove side. Dominic Moore brought the Rangers within one in the third period with a backhander, beating Devils goaltending prospect Keith Kinkaid. But the Rangers could do no further damage before the final buzzer.
No reason to overanalyze what is ultimately a single pre-season game with nobody at full speed, but there are things to observe and take away from the game. Keep reading for some of my observations and which players I believe stood out.
Dominic Moore: Other guys might have had better games or stood out more, but first mention of the 2013-2014 season goes to class-act Dominic Moore, who must have felt an unimaginable number of emotions after scoring in his first game of any kind since April of 2012 and his first game as a Ranger since 2006. Anyone who doesn't know the hell that Moore has lived through should take a few minutes to read his tale. The Rangers lacked, among other things, any resemblence of consistent scoring from its bottom-six last season and Moore, who has averaged 10.3 goals per 82-game season over his career, has the ability to address that need. One has to feel extra happy for Moore potting a goal tonight, even if its a meaningless one as far as the standings are concerned.
John Moore: More Moore? More Moore. John Moore's roster spot was never in question but he is one player who could benefit from the "clean slate" mentality Alain Vigneault is employing. Vigneault mentioned Moore as someone who stood out during Sunday's telecast of the training camp scrimmage, claiming to have been surprised by his skating ability. Tonight, Vigneault gave Moore plenty of minutes, including first-unit powerplay minutes. Although only half the roster was used, it's becoming increasingly obvious that Vigneault is taking a liking to the 22-year old defenseman. I don't think it's unreasonable to believe that Moore could play his way into 2nd-pairing minutes and consistent powerplay time.
Cam Talbot: I did not really believe Alain Vigneault when he claimed that Cam Talbot could legitimately win the backup goaltending job and I still am skeptical of how realistic that is, given Biron's likeability, experience, and perhaps most importantly the unlikelihood of finding a trade partner. That being said, I was pleasantly surprised with Talbot's performance tonight against the Devils. It was only half of a pre-season game against many guys who aren't going to be in the NHL this season, but it still was a solid performance. Talbot stood strong despite some miscues from the guys in front of him and the imprint that Benoit Allaire has left on Talbot is obvious; he sets up in a very similar fashion to how Lundqvist does for shots. Talbot was unspectacular but was composed and patient in the net, which is of prime importance for an NHL goaltender and especially one who would play for a team with tremendous media and expectations. If Talbot can hold his own the rest of the pre-season I'll begin to buy Talbot as a potential backup to Lundqvist; even if it's not this season.
Marc Staal: Looked normal, which after all he's been through is notable in itself. It's going to take time to really evaluate how he is adapting to life with the eye injury but considering how bad things once looked it was encouraging to see him fly around the ice like he's always done. McDonagh and Girardi are phenomenal defensemen, but Marc Staal will be the team's best one if his eye allows it.
Justin Falk: Mixed results for Falk tonight in his first game as a Ranger. He has a long reach and some good weight behind his slapshot. That being said, he was partially responsible for Tedenby's goal and seemed awkward and uncoordinated in spurts. Of course, it was his first game after a long summer and he's now learning a new system with a new coach for a new team. The Rangers knew Falk was going to be a project when he was acquired and the team has so many quality defensemen that he'll be afforded time to adjust and learn.
Stu Bickel: And here is where it gets ugly. Bickel certainly would love a fresh start after John Tortorella more or less gave up on him. Bickel did not look good in really any facet of the game tonight. Most alarming, though, was his inability to react to the transition. On multiple occasions Bickel looked like a school bus trying to parallel park when the Devils caused a turnover and went on the counter. One of these instances resulted in a 3-on-1 and required a big blocker save from Cam Talbot. The bulk of Bickel's usefulness lies in his physicality, but Dylan McIlrath is just as mean and a significantly better skater and smarter with the puck on his stick. He's a great competitor and good teammate but I just don't see Bickel beating out Falk or Johnson for the #7 defenseman spot.
Danny Kristo: Traverse City is long gone. Kristo goes from being one of the older, more matured players on the ice to one of the younger, inexperienced guys. And it showed during tonight's first period. He took an offensive zone penalty in his first shift and turned over the puck a couple of times. However, he became more comfortable as the game went on and earned the primary assist on Moore's goal, as it was a rebound from a Kristo shot that found its way to Moore's stick. Did he do enough tonight alone to earn his way onto the NHL roster? Probably not. But it's a good first game for Kristo.
The Rangers play again tomorrow night against the Flyers and I imagine most of the guys who sat out tonight will take part.
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Friday, April 5 & Saturday, April 6, 2013 7:30pm
Bridgewater/Raynham High School, 415 Center St., Bridgewater, MA
A follow up to the Project Moves Dance Company's groundbreaking hit shows
...accept ME, Let it Be, One Human Race, and RETHINK, this mixed-arts, multimedia
event celebrates the ever-challenging journey to self-love and self-respect.
According to the Center for Disease Control, nearly 1 in 6 high school students has
seriously considered suicide, 1 in 12 has attempted it, and every 90 minutes a teenager
or young adult is successful. These statistics are real...
I AM...when being yourself is enough is our way of joining the cause to eradicate these
statistics. Everyone deserves to know they are valuable, unique, and worthy. Everyone
deserves to celebrate who they are, just as they are.
I AM...when being yourself is enough weaves a series of stories together into a fabric of
vivid, rich human emotion -- from the warm memories of innocence, to the devastating
effects of not fitting in. You will laugh, you will cry, and you will leave the theatre with a
renewed sense of hope.
This inspiring evening will also feature 16-year-old folk singer Hayley Reardon. It's hard to
identify what's more impressive: the fact that she's already considered a seasoned folk artist or that she's a national spokesperson for PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center. Hayley was recently featured in the Boston Globe Magazine as one of 2012 Bostonians of the Year.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
...accept ME Medfield High School 7:30pm
Standing room only performance sponsored by MCPE and The Blake Middle School
Monday, January 28, 2013
Project Moves presents "Human" at DRA's Dancing From The Heart
6:30 pm and 8:30 pm
Cedar Lake Theater, New York City
Saturday, January 19, 2013
...accept ME Project Moves brings the message of anti-bullying
and acceptance to Natick High School giving FREE tickets to more than 135 students.
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Ben Speaks anti-bullying benefit.
Friday & Saturday August 10 & 11, 7:30 pm
The Premier of Project Moves ALL-NEW show
RETHINK: to consider something such as an idea, plan, or system again in order to change it.
Bridgewater/Raynham High School, 415 Center Street, Bridgewater, MA
Through their art the change generation as Project Moves likes to call itself tips our preconceived notions of life, love, acceptance and dance on its head. When we separate the human family by borders, class, race, religion, abilities and sexual orientation we fracture the entire global community. When we value and respect the uniqueness each individual brings to the table of life we can live in harmony as one human family.
DRA's Fire Island Dance Festival
July 20-22
Fire Island Dance Festival returned to Fire Island Pines for its 18th awe-inspiring edition, raising a record-breaking $374,260 through three weekend performances. Fire Island Dance Festival 18, the hottest charity event of the season in the Pines, was presented July 20-22 and was produced by and benefitted Dancers Responding to AIDS, a program of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
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The festival also will include performances by:
Ballet Hispanico, David Grenke Performance Projects, Jared Grimes, MOMIX, Monica Bill Barnes & Company
Project Moves Dance Company, Yosvani Ramos, Rennie Harris Puremovement, Sidra Bell Dance New York
By Popular Demand
The Return of ONE HUMAN RACE
a benefit fundraiser for Project Moves
Oliver Ames High School, No. Easton, MA
With special guest Kenny Wormald
FREE for all middle/high school students
Presented in conjunction with Mentors in Violence Prevention
Wednesday, April 25, 2012 Barstable High School 6:00pm
Project Moves Dance Company Boston Premier
Saturday, March 17, 8pm & Sunday March 18, 2012 2pm
The Stanford Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts
ABC's Dancing with the Stars
Nov. 15, 2011 8pm ABC TV
For its third and final AT&T Spotlight Performance of the season Dancing with the Stars has chosen to highlight 4 boys hailing from The Gold School in Brockton, Massachusetts. Kyle Scanlan, David Guzman, Jacob Guzman and Matt Gilmore. All these teen dancers participate in the school's Project Moves "accept ME, for who I am" campaign.
The dancers' goal is to bring awareness to the bullying epidemic that plagues so many schools across the country. Growing up as male dancers the boys have been the target of bullying themselves. Each with their own unique story, the boys have learned to triumph over adversity by relying on each other and their common love of dance. The Gold School serves as a safe haven and a place for the boys to be themselves while living without the fear of being harassed.
The Gold School has produced amazing male dancers, including Kenny Wormald. Kenny serves as a role model to the boys, sharing his own experiences of bullying, but also demonstrating the success that is possible for a male dancer.
Kyle, David, Jacob and Matt are assets to their community, incredible dancers and living proof that there is nothing wrong with following your dream no matter what others may think.
...accept ME October 13, 2011 Easton, MA
Oliver Ames High School first performance of the "High School Version" performed for the entire student body of 1500 students and recieved a standing ovation from stdents and teachers alike!
Another Impression Aug. 23, 2011 NYC
Project Moves presents "This Bitter Earth" NYCProducer/Choreographer Joelle Cosentino presents Another Impression... the second annual Impressions dance concert where a portion of the proceeds are donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
August 12 & 13, 2011 8:00 pm Bridgewater MA
"Let it Be"
Project Moves summer concert
Bridgewater/Raynham High School
415 Center St., Bridgewater MA.
July 24, 2011 7:30 pm NY
accept Me NYC
Project Moves brings the message of acceptance to one of the most prestigious dance stages in NYC, The Joyce Theatre.
Inspired by the work of Kevin Epling, who lost his son Matt to bullycide in 2002, Accept ME had its Boston Premier April 1 & 2, 2011 to full houses and standing ovations both evenings.
Rennie Gold, and the dancers of Project Moves join forces to create an umbrella that shields, protects and gives voice to all those wounded by the bullying epidemic. This mixed art, multimedia event presented by teen dancers that have been on both sides of the issue share their own stories as well as those who have been victims of Bullycide.
With tales of tragedy and triumph, Accept ME shares the joy of first friendships to the pain of isolation to the satisfaction of self-acceptance. You will laugh, cry and leave the theatre celebrating the uniqueness of every human being.
July 14, 2011 7:30pm Easton, MA
...accept Me benefit performance for Oliver Ames High School Gay Straight Alliance
Hour long school version followed by Q & A
100 Lothrop Street North Easton, MA 02356-2099
Open to the public donations encouraged
...accept ME page click here
June 11, 2011 8:00 pm NYC
Young Choreographers Festival - Featuring the choreography of Kellie Grant's "All of Us" for Project Moves.
The Young Choreographer's Festival is proud to present the most up and coming young choreographers along with some very special guests; an evening of dance not to be missed!
The 2011 young choreographers include Mary Angelo, Gierre Godley, Kellie Grant, Troy Herring, Chelsea Lee, Nina Stoller-Lindsey, Lindsey Mandolini, Michelle Amara Micca, Arielle Petruzzella, Gary Schaufeld, Carolyn Schmidt and Lara Wilson.
The 2011 guest artists include Broadway Dance Center's youth performance company Arts in Motion, Neil 'Dradle' Schwartz, Pascal Rekoert/Flexicurve, Sidra Bell Dance New York, Synthesis Dance Project, The DASH Ensemble, 7 dancers with singer/songwriter Nisha Asnani, and more.
Peter Jay Sharp Theater at Symphony Space in NYC.
April 1 & 2, 2011 Bridgewater/Raynham High School
Brockton, MA, dancers are moving to create a better world for kids like themselves- they're speaking out against bullying. Each spring, the dance school's performance company, Project MOVES, produces a concert to benefit an important cause. At 8 pm on April 1 and 2 at Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School, they'll be performing to bring awareness to the current bullying epidemic, a subject that hits close to home for many of the dancers and their choreographers. "I was bullied as a kid. If I can help just one child, it's worth it," says The Gold School's artistic director Rennie Gold.

Accept ME..., featuring dancers age 6 to 18, uses dance, spoken word, and visual media to promote tolerance and acceptance, and open anti-bulliying conversation. The show touches a broad range of human experiences, from the fond memories of a first friendship in "Friends" to the harsh reality of the effects of bullying in "Bully." ¨Proceeds from Accept ME... will go toward donations to The Trevor Project and PACERS National Center for Bullying Prevention as well as awarding a scholarship to the Matt Epling Creative Arts Competition.
November 5 & 6, 2011 Boston University Dance Theatre
Premier of "This Bitter Earth" 11/5&6 8pm @ Boston University Dance Theatre as the Bosoma Dance Company presents IN DIRECTION featuring the Bosoma, Synthesis Dance Company, Unyted Stylz & Project Move
"Everyone was moved, touched and enlightened. Great show!" ~Colleen Devlin Chadwick
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Project Moves was honored to bring "Human" to the Cape Dance Festival's inaugural event bringing world-class dance artists to Province Lands Outdoor Amphitheater, benefitting the AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod.
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Friday, August 9, 2013 7:30pm
Project Moves held it's final performance of the season "in Concert" featuring new works and the best of the best from their exciting and moving repertoire. 268 middle/high school students recieved FREE tickets for this event.
Past Performances
Project Moves Dance Company, Inc. | 1154 North Montello St., Brockton, MA 02301 | 508.586.4653
Project Moves Dance Company proudly presents their latest work, The emPOWERment Tour. In this vibrant new production, dance, spoken work, and multimedia imagery weave together to tell powerful true-life stories of social injustice, oppression, and our constant struggle with self worth. Acclaimed by audiences and critics alike, the spectacular young dance artists of Project Moves remind us all to believe in our inner beauty, limitless ability, and the power of the human spirit. You'll leave the theatre moved, inspired, and emPOWERed.
Thursday, November 21, 2013, 730pm
...accept ME Brockton High School
Sponsored by Brockton Decca
Free performance for 500 high school students
Rhode Island
Saturday, February 8, 2014
7:30 pm
Stadium Theatre
28 Monument Square
Woonsocket, RI
tickets Rhode Island
Saturday, March 15, 2014
7:30 pm
Richard K. Grady Auditorium
King Philip Regional High School
201 Franklin Street
Wrentham, MA 01590
adult tickets Massachusetts
Kids may show up at the door 7:00pm for FREE tickets
New Hampshire
Saturday, April 12, 2014
7:30 pm
Stockbridge Theatre
Pinkerton Academy
44 North Main Street
Derry, NH 03038
adult tickets New Hampshire
Kids may show up at the door 7:00pm for FREE tickets
FREE tickets and ...accept ME bracelet at the door for all kids the evening of the performance, adult tickets $25.00 available at the door.
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"In Concert"
features new works and the best of the best
from their exciting and moving repertoire.
General Admission $25.00 >
more info
All students receive FREE tickets at the
door the evening of the performance.
In this vibrant new production, dance, spoken work, and multimedia imagery weave together to tell powerful true-life stories of social injustice, oppression, and our constant struggle with self worth.
Acclaimed by audiences and critics alike, the spectacular young dance artists of Project Moves remind us all to believe in our inner beauty, limitless ability, and the power of the human spirit. PMDC will not only be premiering the incredible choreography from all the masters at The GOLD School Dance Art, we'll also share new works by Teddy Forance and Tyce Diorio. You'll leave the theatre moved, inspired, and ready to change the world. #PMDCreach
Reach Out
...make the world a better place
Sat., April 11, 7:30pm
& Sun., April 12, 2:00pm
Oliver Ames High School
100 Lothrop St., N. Easton, MA
FREE tix at the door for all students
the evening of the performance
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"Sometimes, reaching out and taking someone's
hand is the beginning of a journey. At other times,
it is allowing another to take yours."
-Vera Nazarian
Thursday, March 26 2015, 730pm
...accept ME Welesley High
Sponsored byYouth Commision
Free performance for high school students
Saturday, July 26, 2014
Project Moves was honored to bring "26 Angels" to the Cape Dance Festival's inaugural event bringing world-class dance artists to Province Lands Outdoor Amphitheater, benefiting the AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod.
Learn More
"In Concert"
August 7, 2015 7:30pm
Oliver Ames High School
100 Lothrop St. North Easton, MA
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from their exciting and moving repertoire.
General Admission $25.00 >
more info
All students receive FREE tickets at the
door the evening of the performance.
With the generosity of MCPE, Project Moves, a dance company comprised of young people bringing a powerful message of inclusion, returns to Medfield with an exciting new show! If you missed the sold out show 4 years ago, here is a chance to be part of this impactful experience.A show for our times, "Symphony" shows us by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all, even the weak become strong when we are united as one.
A cast of more than sixty pre-professional dancers along with a team of extraordinary choreographers and directors will send your heart sailing with optimism. You'll leave the theater holding your head a little higher, inspired to make the world a better place.
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"Peace requires everyone to be in the circle, wholeness and inclusion"
"Project Moves In Concert"
August 12, 2016, 7:30pm
Oliver Ames High School, 100 Lothrop St., North Easton, MA
Features new works and the best of the best from their exciting and moving repertoire.
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Sunday July 24th, 12:00PM
An all-new feature of the Cape Dance Festival is our "Family Week" matinee. This 45-minute performance will be part of the Family Equity Council's Family Week, the largest annual gathering of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer-identified parents and their families in the world. Kids 18 and under will be admitted for FREE with an accompanying adult.
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Line-Up Includes: The beloved Project Moves Dance Company, a dance company comprised of young people bringing a powerful message of inclusion, also a Cape Dance Festival regular, will be featured on this program. Other works include "Hamhock and Tenderloin" choreographed by UMass Amherst chair Tom Vacanti, performed by Vacanti Ballets, and a selection by Boston-based tapper Ryan Casey and his company.


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Since I either miscounted or lost a day somewhere (I have been awake weird hours so it is possible!) and this weekend is my first week back at college and I will be drunker than an abusive spouse, I thought I'd go ahead and do two of these bastards at once. Here we go!
9. Portal 2
For the most part, humour in video games is a load of rubbish. Either it's just references to other games or it's incredibly jevenile, or both, and usually, it only appeals to the lowest common denominator. There are exceptions, like anything Tim Schafer or Ron Gilbert have ever touched, but for the most part it's pure unintelligent dribble. Along comes Portal.
The first Portal's humour was very cynical and sarcastic, but it was still very intelligent. The second game is a whole other ball park though. It's a lot less subtle, but it's got more laughs a minute, and it remains entirely tasteful throughout. There is no smut. There are no references to memes or cake, and there isn't anyone explaining the jokes. This is what comedy in games can be. On top of that, there are jokes that can be entirely missed, as some rely on you choosing not to progress.
Now, that's all well and good, but what about the gameplay? Well, the puzzles aren't really as taxing as the first, and the single player campaign is a touch more cinematic, but the puzzles will still make you scratch your head at times. The Co-op campaign is where the real meat is though, but I don't know anyone who isn't either autistic or a dogmatic prick who I can play with.
8. Mass Effect 2
Confession time: I haven't finished Mass Effect 3. I have no drive too. For some reason, that game just gives me no desire to see it end. I can't pick out a specific flaw with the game, and maybe it's prior knowledge of the poor quality of the ending, but I just cannot see me picking this one up any time soon. I have, however, finished Mass Effect 2 approximately eight times.
This is one of those titles that i bitch about relentlessly because it has a lot wrong with it. It is essentially an adventure game with a poor mans gears of war clone tacked on (waits for casey to kill him...), and a lot of the actual battlefields are incredibly similar and quite bland. It also has a fucking dreadful morality system that practically forces you to be a good guy or a jerk, and punishes anyone who likes a little ambiguity. However, the thing that pushes this forward is the amazingly detailed world and lore, and the weight of your every choice. Even when your decision has no real effect on the world, you are still given the illusion of choice.
The characters in this series are also amazing. They have a near unrivalled depth (except for miranda) and their own unique and interesting backstories (ok miranda does have a decent story I guess, but as a character she is fucking bland), and the writers of this game should be commended.


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The numbers released today are expected to show a resort still struggling with a 4 1/2-year decline brought on by competition in neighboring states and the sluggish economy.
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For the first three months of this year, Atlantic City's casinos won nearly $794 million. That's down 7.3 percent from the same period in 2010.
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CBNNews.com - AUSTIN, Texas - Hispanics are growing faster than any other ethnic group in the country and that is helping make them a major political force. That strength may become apparent as soon as Tuesday when Texans go to the polls.
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Both Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are trying to get 'comfy' with a very important segment of the population deep in the heart of Texas: Latino voters.
Click the play button to watch CBN News' David Brody's report and get Pat Robertson's insights into the interesting turn of events in the state primaries.
At Clinton headquarters here, the phones don't seem to stop. Anywhere from 15-20 calls are received from Hispanic voters each hour. And the stakes are high.
More than 2.5 million Hispanics are expected to head to the polls on March 4 in the Lone Star State - and the outcome could hinge on their vote.
Both Democratic candidates have spent the past couple weeks criss-crossing the state, spreading their message… in Spanish of course.
Clinton has shown strong Hispanic support and needs a big turnout in the worst way.
After a string of 11 losses she trails Obama in the delegate count by about 100 votes.
Latino voters in Texas are passionate about the upcoming election and the role they're going to play. Clinton supporters haven't forgotten what she did here in the 1970s and Obama supporters say it's really about the future and the change that he's going to bring.
Clinton's first political gig was registering Hispanic voters decades ago throughout cities and towns in the southern part of the state.
"I don't forget when somebody works for us. I'm not the kind that turns around because one of mine is running. He would have to be real qualified for me to support her - a Mexican American," said Clinton supporter Valentin Perez, Sr.
"We have over 30 years experience with Hillary Clinton here and the President and she's got a lot of friends in Texas and a lot of people who admire her," former Sen. Gonzolo Barrientos, chair of Tejano Democratics of Texas said.
Even Obama understands that Clinton's roots run deep in the Hispanic community.
"There's no doubt that right now she's doing better within the Latino community and that's just a function of her husband's presidency. She's inheriting good will that came from Bill Clinton. Her name recognition is much, much higher," he said.
But Obama supporters say that once people get to know him, they'll rally around him - people like Ted Kennedy, who is beloved in the Latino community, surprised a lot of people by endorsing Obama.
Kennedy said, "I think if the Latino community has a chance to listen and hear him and to see him and work with him, he will receive their support.
And Rep. TreyMartinez Fischer said "Senator Obama's story is our story. He comes from the son of an immigrant. He worked his way up… and when he made achievements, tremendous success, he turned around and said 'How can I give back to the community that has given to me?' And that is very reminiscent of the Latino story - we work hard and get to a place of success and then turn around and go help him."
But is there enough time?
Down to the Wire
According to The Associated Press, six in 10 Hispanic voters in Texas say they back Clinton. And with less than a week to go, Obama will have to push his message hard.
For many of the Latino voters CBN News spoke with, health care - not illegal immigration -- is the major concern.
"One of our biggest mortality rates is high blood pressure and if there's a President who is willing to stick her neck out there and fight those insurance companies so anybody can get free health care… It's worth a shot," said Tino Vuellarrta, a Clinton supporter.
There's also the war in Iraq.
"Many people are really concerned about the great percentage of people that are in the war and 30 percent of them are Latino," Obama supporter Rosa Santina said.
The attention that Latino voters are getting carries a special meaning for them. It's flattering to a community that has felt overlooked at times.
"As a Mexican American in this country I think that we've been kind of viewed as an enemy in our own country, so he gives us our best chance at faith and reinvigorating hope," said comedian and actor George Lopez.
In a recent interview America Ferrera - the star of the hit show, Ugly Betty - said she looks forward to the day when "I can tell every young Latino girl -- look into her eyes and say there is no limit to what you can do as a woman."
Barrientos said, "There is a pride in saying 'Listen up! This is who we are as Americans - some of us even before the United States came here. We had our own country.'
The Latino pride is there. But as for the results…it's wait and see.
Fischer said, "Nobody owns the Hispanic vote. We are not monolithic....It's wonderful to be a voter in the state of Texas.
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5 Tips to Surviving the Holiday Party Buffet without Getting FatBrooke McLay
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Holiday party buffets are the stuff of nightmares for people who are working hard to stick to a healthful eating plan. But they don't need to be! Here are five simple tricks to keep in mind as you head to your next holiday party. By following these simple tips from Guiding Stars Scientific Advisor, Kit Broihier, you won't feel like you've overindulged or deprived yourself at the festivities!
Prime Yourself with Protein 1 of 5We've all heard the advice about not going to a party totally famished, but what exactly should you eat before setting out to the soiree? Short answer: protein. Why? Protein is filling and provides actual nourishment--a smart move before your faced with the dessert table. TRY THIS: sliced turkey breast rolled around a pickle, low-fat yogurt and a handful of nuts, a hard-boiled egg and a piece of low-fat string cheese (Photo: sxc.hu)
Have a Drink…of Water 2 of 5Yes, water helps keep you feeling full, but it also hydrates you. Between heated rooms, dry air, and alcoholic beverages, lots of us are dehydrated during the winter and don't realize it. So before you head to the party, drink a full glass of water. TRY THIS: At the party, alternate each alcoholic drink with a glass of water or seltzer (toss a wedge of lime or other suitable garnish into your glass to make it more festive. (photo: sxc.hu)
Survey the Scene 3 of 5Take a quick walk around the buffet table and peruse the offerings. Your goal is to choose a pleasing selection of special foods that are also on the healthful side of the holiday eating equation. Pulling a "little bit of everything" onto your plate as you make your way through the line is not a sensible strategy. ..it often leads to an overfilled plate and an overstuffed you. TRY THIS: Find a nice place away from the buffet table where you can hang out and chat with people, or better yet, mingle and move around. (photo: sxc.hu)
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NEW YORK - The Minnesota Twins are waiting for Oswaldo Arcia to consistently have games like the one he delivered Friday.
Arcia homered and threw out a runner at home plate, Ricky Nolasco pitched six solid innings for his first win in more than a month and the Twins beat the New York Yankees 6-1.
"We really have hopes for this guy. We like him an awful lot," Minnesota manager Ron Gardenhire said of Arcia. "You saw that tonight, what he can do."
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Kurt Suzuki singled twice and drove in a run for the Twins, raising the Baldwin High School graduate's batting average this season to .297.
Nolasco (3-5) gave up one run despite throwing just 59 of 107 pitches for strikes, and earned his first win since April 24, a span of six starts.
"A hard six innings," Gardenhire said. "It's never easy against these guys."
Josh Willingham and Trevor Plouffe also hit home runs for Minnesota, giving the club 42 this season, more than just three other American League teams.
"That's a big difference for us, two guys in the middle of our order," Plouffe said of Willingham and Arcia, who both rejoined the Twins on Monday.
Willingham had been sidelined after breaking his left wrist on April 6. Arcia strained his right wrist two days earlier, then spent time in the minor leagues.
Arcia has at least one hit in all five games since his return.
Vidal Nuno (1-2) permitted four runs in 6 2/3 innings, ending a streak of 14 consecutive games in which Yankees starters allowed three earned runs or fewer. Nuno retired 11 of the final 12 batters he faced and struck out seven.
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HELENA, Mont. (AP) – Dr. Jesse Marcel Jr., who said he handled debris from the 1947 crash of an unidentified flying object near Roswell, N.M., has died at age 76.
Denice Marcel said her father was found dead at his home here Saturday, less than two months after making his last trip to Roswell. He had been reading a book about UFOs.
Over the last 35 years, Dr. Marcel appeared on television and radio programs and in documentaries, was interviewed for magazine articles and books, and traveled the world lecturing about his experiences in Roswell.
"He was credible. He wasn't lying. He never embellished – only told what he saw," his wife, Linda, said.
Dr. Marcel's father was an Air Force intelligence officer and reportedly the first military officer to investigate the wreckage in early July 1947. Dr. Marcel said he was 10 when his father brought home some of the debris, woke him up in the middle of the night and said the boy needed to look at it because it was something he would never see again.
His father maintained the debris "was not of this Earth," Linda Marcel said.
The item that Dr. Marcel said fascinated him the most was a small beam with some sort of purple-hued hieroglyphics on it, she said.
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Dr. Marcel graduated from the Louisiana State University School of Medicine in 1961 and joined the Navy in 1962. He retired after nine years and later joined the Montana Army National Guard and became a flight surgeon in 1981.
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via Reuters at the Globe and Mail,
Nashville Predators winger Sergei Kostitsyn, who joined Russian club Avangard Omsk during a work stoppage in the National Hockey League (NHL), hopes the lockout will lead to the cancellation of the entire season.
"Let's put it this way – it would be better (for the players) if the lockout continues," Kostitsyn was quoted as saying by Russian daily Sport-Express on Monday.
"Players want a definite answer. If the NHL season is lost – let it be that way. I would then play in Russia for the whole season."...
Kostitsyn, 25, who joined the Predators from the Montreal Canadiens in June 2010, also said he hated life in North America and labelled Columbus "the gloomiest" city in the States.
"I couldn't get used to (American) mentality. They are totally different people from us," said the Belarussian, who was twice suspended by the Canadiens in 2009 after failing to report to their minor league team in Hamilton.
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He is right about one thing - Columbus is the gloomiest city in America.
Posted by LivinLaVidaLockout on 10/22/12 at 10:48 AM ET
Sergei Kostitsyn hopes the lockout doesn't end because he doesn't want to go back to Nashville. Hahahaha.
Posted by J.J. from Kansas on 10/22/12 at 10:49 AM ET
Good riddance…we don't need this guy anyway. Fine with me that he brought his "skills" over to Russia and I hope he stays there.
Posted by yzer19man from Chicago, IL on 10/22/12 at 11:06 AM ET
lmao nut check Columbus.. someone from a communist soviet state thinks YOUR city is GLOOMY. This place really does blow. They had to have built this place on an Indial burial ground or something.
Posted by HockeytownOverhaul on 10/22/12 at 01:33 PM ET
Had to go visit someone at the childrens hospital down there and i swear i thought i would ever make it out of that area alive. At one point i was sitting at a stoplight and i had to make the decision to just run the red light.
Posted by gretzky_to_lemieux on 10/22/12 at 02:13 PM ET
Yeah GTL you must've gone to the east-side Childrens. within a 1 mile radius of my office there've been approximately 10 shooting, almost al with fatalities in the past month and a half. It's been getting worse the last few months. When I got my ccw permit I went to an adjoining county since mine is so overworked with them, the wait time is 3x greater to get it in my own with the amount they're processing.
It's definitely no Detroit, but it's so irratic it makes it almost as dangerous.
Saw a dude wearing a hoodie and thigh-highs on my way home from work a few months ago.. no pants.. no underwear.
*#$%@&' town is insane.
Posted by HockeytownOverhaul on 10/22/12 at 03:00 PM ET
Saw a dude wearing a hoodie and thigh-highs on my way home from work a few months ago.. no pants.. no underwear.
Wow! That is funny. I know what you mean about irratic. I remember thinking the entire time i was running the red light, "please just let a cop show up". I would venture to guess no police are anywhere near that area. This was all durning the daytime mind you. I made a point of making sure i left the area while it was still day light. I don't even want to think of what that place is like at night time.
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Here's the sort of show American Playhouse was invented to create—a wise and witty American original. A Walk in the Woods, originally a stage play, is loosely based on a real walk that took place during Soviet-American arms talks in 1982. In that one stroll in Geneva, American arms negotiator Paul Nitze and Soviet negotiator Yuli Kvitszinsky stepped outside protocol and came up with a breakthrough agreement; the accord eventually was rejected by their bosses on both sides. In this fictionalized account, Robert Prosky as the Soviet and Sam Waterston as the American take four walks over a year. They too negotiate an initiative that ends up being rejected. But they also learn about each other as men, and they debate the proper limits of optimism and cynicism in this world of superpowers, nuclear bombs and bureaucracy. Walk is deftly written (by Lee Blessing) and engagingly performed. It's a smart delight.
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Key Lime Pie Milkshakes.
Cool and creamy key lime pie milkshakes are the perfect blend of creamy vanilla frozen yogurt, tart key lime, and graham cracker crumbs.
This recipe is for those days when you just can't shake a key lime pie craving, but don't feel like making one. Wait, you get key lime pie cravings as much as I do – right? I'll just go ahead and add "Sally's Key Lime Pie Addiction" to the long list of alternative blog names.
When the days grow longer and the weather starts to get warmer, I want nothing but fresh fruits, lots of guacamole, frozen yogurt dates, cold brews, and key lime pie anything. By the way, have you tried my Key Lime Pie yet? The no-fail recipe is in my cookbook.
If you're looking for a refreshing dessert milkshake to whip up this summer, this key lime pie milkshake is just the right ticket. You've got all the essential key lime pie flavors and textures, too. Sweet, creamy, tart lime, and of course… crunchy graham crackers! No key lime pie is complete without a buttery graham cracker crust.
These creamy milkshakes are a snap to make too. And Kevin, who says he "hates lime desserts" slurped this up in minutes.
For the milkshakes, I used vanilla frozen yogurt, key lime juice, vanilla extract, almond milk, a little vanilla coffee creamer, and graham crackers on top.
I tried to make these milkshakes with frozen banana fro-yo as the base, but I didn't care for the flavor. Though the banana fro-yo tastes more vanilla-y than like bananas, it still did not work well with the key lime juice. Turns out you can add sprinkles or oreos, but not key lime juice to banana whip.
By the way, my funfetti nail polish is from Jindie Nails – my blog inspired that shade, she says! Pretty cool, right?
This sweet 'n tart milkshake makes the perfect afternoon snack or 10pm "gimme something sweet as quickly as possible" dessert –> happens to the best of us. It's not too heavy, either. So you can absolutely have more than one…
It's so good, you won't really mind that it's much lighter than a thick slice of the real thing. By the way, feel free to add a few spinach leaves to make the milkshake green. I know it sounds completely weird, but you won't taste it with all that frozen yogurt and lime!
To all my key lime pie lovers… cheers.
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Key Lime Pie Milkshakes
Yield: serves 2
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Cool and creamy key lime pie milkshakes are the perfect blend of creamy vanilla frozen yogurt, tart key lime, and graham cracker crumbs. Milkshakes are gluten free if using gluten free graham crackers or leaving them out.
- 1 and 1/2 cups your favorite vanilla frozen yogurt or ice cream
- 3 Tablespoons key lime juice
- 1/4 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk (or any milk)1
- 1 Tablespoon vanilla coffee creamer2
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 full sheet graham cracker, crushed
- Place all of the ingredients into the blender, in listed order, except for the graham cracker crumbs. Blend on high until thick and smooth. Taste and add more key lime for more lime flavor, more frozen yogurt for a thicker consistency, more milk to thin out.
- Pour into glasses and top with crushed graham cracker. Enjoy immediately.
Additional Notes:
- If using plain milk (not vanilla flavored) add 1/2 - 1 extra teaspoon vanilla extract.
- The vanilla flavored creamer added so much sweetness and flavor! We both much preferred the milkshakes with it. Keeping that in mind, you could leave it out and replace with more milk.
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61 Responses to "Key Lime Pie Milkshakes."
Key-lime-pie lover, right here! 😉 This looks delicious and so refreshing. Have you tried the key-lime-pie frozen yogurt by Dreyers? SO good 🙂 Haha, before you even mentioned your nail polish, I was noticing that mine looks very similar…but mine is just white with multi-colored glitter on top; it's not a single kind. 🙂 Very summery!
Lime desserts are fantabulous. Refreshing is right.
I love the straws you used for your photos, I think I'd pay a dollar a piece for those =)
And I haven't tried your recipe for you key lime pie yet! It looks just like the one I sampled in Key West (go figure) a few years ago. I also bought a pair of lime green pants to match. Will wear while drinking this milkshake for sure!!
Thanks for the warning about using frozen banana whip because that is where my mind automatically went! This looks crazy delicious, Sally!
And your nail polish…OMG! That is so cool you inspired it and I LOVE the color!!! Am sitting here wondering if I can get away with it at work? Maybe on my toes…. 😉
I'm in love with this milkshake! I've been really into key lime things recently. For some reason, I never really liked key lime pie growing up, but I've seen the error of my ways. 😉 This milkshake looks so perfect for a summer snack! Love the graham cracker crumbs on top too. Very necessary!
Hey Sally! Long time no comment! This milkshake looks absolutely amazing! I actually made the key lime pie from your cookbook for mothers day and everyone loved it!! It was perfect 😀 I also made the BBQ chicken fingers and your giant cinnamon roll cake. The chicken fingers were delicious and the giant cinnamon roll cake…. i have no words it was that amazing! I think it was seriously one of the best things i have EVER eaten 😀
Aww man, your cute recipe just reminded me that I never got to try key lime pie while I was in Florida!! So sad… Guess I'll just have to go back and make one of your milkshakes while I wait! 😉 The graham crackers are the cutest touch, and that's too funny how Kevin actually liked the drink. My guy says he hates chocolate and peanut butter, yet he'll still eat Reese's on occasion… What's with these men??