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Since I am a citizen of Sweden I can t claim to be either R or D. Guess for many republicans Sweden is a very leftist country. Politics in Europe and USA are very different by all means. Guess there is a great span of different opinions within the democrats and republicans as well. For an european the moral issues, religous issues and all that stuff that we read are a part of american politics seems a bit eh exotic. Never mind that Clint Easywods perfomance obviously wasn t a succes for Milt and his cohorts.
Don t agree with Mike that he came out of the closet I have been aware of Clint s politics a long time. There might be an overweight of socalled liberals in Hollywood but obvipisly there are a lot of rightwing people there as well. Back in the days we had John Wayne, Charlton Heston still goin strong, Bruce Wills and lot s of others. Actually - during the Mccarthyera a lot of people have to leave Hollywood because they were accused of being communists, Chaplin was one of them
Back to the topic - I felt sad because Clint perforce wasn t so sharp. Also felt sad that the chiefrepublicans seemed more embarassed than proud afterwards.
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Alexis Bittar sits next to a provocative Victorian painting of a woman in mourning. "It's a bizarre piece. Her husband just died and she was like 'wait let me sit for this portrait right now.' What's incredible about that painting, for me, is that she has see-through sleeves and she's mourning."
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Call it the $12.5 million nobody — well almost nobody — wants to talk about.
When Pueblo city and economic development officials won a state Regional Tourism Act project award in 2012, there was general celebration. The far-reaching plan could bring as much as $43 million in development to the Downtown over 50 years.
But the clock is running on the first phase — expanding the Pueblo Convention Center — and all signs are that City Council is going to be asked in November to loan the project $12.5 million from the city's half-cent tax fund for economic development.
Jim Munch, executive director of the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo, told council Monday night the financing must be in place by Dec. 30 according to the RTA agreement with the state.
"It's critical we meet our deadlines," he said, although he never mentioned the $12.5 million loan. But council knows the request is coming.
Munch was joined by Rod Slyhoff, president of the Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce, and John Batey, executive director of the Pueblo Urban Renewal Authority.
Only Councilman Chris Kaufman mentioned the wanted city loan in his not-so-friendly questions.
"What if you don't get the $12.5 million?" he asked Munch, Slyhoff and Batey, saying he was skeptical the city would ever be repaid.
"Then you won't trigger the $43 million or whatever amount of revenue comes," Slyhoff countered. "We need the new facilities to attract new visitors. You won't increase sales tax revenues unless we do something like this."
Asked why council hadn't told the public about the loan request, Council President Steve Nawrocki said the Pueblo Economic Development Corp. hadn't approved the plan yet.
PEDCo uses the half-cent revenue to recruit new employers, a purpose expressly written into the half-cent authorization by voters. Council has the final say over spending that money.
"PEDCo is our partner and I won't support this if they don't," Nawrocki said.
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Now that the Winter Meetings have come and gone, and the Hot Stove season is about half over, make your prediction: What changes will be made between now and then? Who will be brought on board?
Just Ryan Ludwick
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Michael Bourn (FA)
Dexter Fowler (Trade)
Jacoby Ellsbury (Trade)
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No major changes (no Ludwick and no CF)
Now that the Winter Meetings have come and gone, and the Hot Stove season is about half over, make your prediction: What changes will be made between now and then? Who will be brought on board?
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I'm going big and saying the Reds end up with Ludwick and Bourne on a one year deal.
I'd love to see them sign Bourne and get a big-time bopper in LF, but I suspect Ludwick + a lefty platoon partner for Stubbs is what they'll end up doing.
I voted for a lesser cf, but I'm thinking someone with more potential than Coco or DeJesus, like G Parra.
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I'm going for the Hail Mary. What the Reds really want when their heads hit the pillow at night is Michael Bourn. I have no doubt of that. Bourn doesn't look like he's going to get a monster offer from a serious contender. Might as well take a short-term stab at glory with the Reds. The GAB stat padding also won't hurt in his quest for future earnings.
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I'm thinking Ludwick and either De Aza, Parra, Dejesus or Crisp to split time with Stubbs/Heisey.
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Don't tell me i have to put up with stubbs again next year.after what he has done ever since he got here I figured he would have already been gone.
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The strikeouts are absolutely a problem, perhaps fatally so for his career. But he's also dropped a lot of power since 2010, when he put the ball in the air more frequently. And unless swing for the fences results in a lot more ground balls, your assessment doesn't seem to hold up.
Perhaps he does need a fresh start, but no matter where he goes, his route to a successful career is more likely by being more Curtis Granderson than Juan Pierre.
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
Stubbs is a smart guy, interesting to hear him say that. Nonetheless, you gotta go into next year with some solution in CF against righties. He has simply proven over a very long time that he is not going to be an asset, let alone average against them.
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Keep Iraq in mind in weighing Syria strike
Another 80-plus people were killed in Iraq Wednesday, adding to a death toll of thousands just since April. It is becoming clearer and clearer that the U.S. strategy to pacify that country was a dismal, bloody, expensive failure.
Much of the violence seems to involve battles among Sunni and Shiite religious factions. Their fighting has reached its bloodiest point since 2008, and many fear it will revert to its 2006-07 peak.
After toppling the late Saddam Hussein's brutal regime in Iraq, U.S. officials set about the ambitious task of installing what they hoped – and at times bragged – would be a peaceful, democratic culture. But their efforts were tainted from the start since the public justification of the U.S.'s March 2003 invasion was based on false claims that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction ready to use.
More than 100,000 people were killed there over the next six years, according to The Associated Press; other groups' counts are higher. Of those, nearly 4,500 were American soldiers. Tens of thousands of others were wounded, some maimed severely for life.
The U.S. poured billions of dollars into Iraq – and the flow of money has not stopped.
Withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq came when that country's new rulers said they were ready to run the country on their own, without outside military help. Clearly, they were wrong.
Violence is increasing in Iraq. There have been discussions among that nation's leaders about asking for renewed U.S. military involvement. As matters stand, that should not be considered. There is no reason to believe a more effective long-term strategy of pacifying Iraq has been devised.
U.S. involvement in Iraq seems to have changed little, if anything. Going back would merely waste more American dollars – and lives.
Our nation's leaders should keep Iraq in mind as they prepare military strikes for Syria. It's hard to fight fire with fire, to stop violence with violence, but even if we do beat aggressive dictators like Saddam and Bashar Assad into submission, what then? The aftermath is often worse.


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You are welcome, I use 500 g of flour, which make it easy to calculate the rest of the ingredients.Your pies looks delicious, what toppings do you have on the first one and the last one
sorry Bert, I thought I had answered this last night but I must not have hit postfirst one - mozz, garlic, olive oil, spinach, red pepper on 1/2 and goat cheese added post bake last one - dry and fresh mozz, lemon , olive oil, arugula lightly dressed with lemon juice, olive oil, s&p added post bakethis is what the last one looked like before the arugula was added
Deb,Do you have the link to Bert's emergency dough recipe?Thanks.Peter
Very good looking pies right there Deb. Did you use VT pepperoni ma'am?
thanks Bertthanks Bobyes, VT pepperoni, this batch seems a little greasier than previous. It fatted out, the sticks have a film of orange grease. Still better than other brands though
The last sticks I had kept for a good long time.Ha! I like your "fatted out" terminology. My GF thinks I'm nuts when I wash off the fat from say, a Nathans dog that got away from me a 'lil. I've never gotten sick or anything and they taste fine...but is it safe to do that Deb?Thanks!


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Santa Claus Rally Eyed for Online Leaders Apple, Amazon and Google
It's time for another look as Black Friday sales accelerating short-term mojo could be the beginning of this year's Santa Claus rally led by these names.
Google (GOOG) ($669.97) has a buy rating according to www.ValuEngine.com, and was profiled Oct. 16 in Handicapping Key Earnings Reports. Google set an all-time high at $774.38 on Oct. 5 and was sliding going into its quarterly report on Oct. 18. Google missed EPS estimates by 17.2%, which accelerated the slide after a higher opening high at $706.70 on Oct. 19.
I updated this profile Oct 24 in Missed Corporate Revenue Signals QE Fatigue. In both stories I mentioned that Google was above its 200-day simple moving average.
A test of the 200-day SMA on the downside is almost always considered a buying opportunity for a buy-and-trade strategy. Google tested this moving average at $638.41 Friday. The upside is to the 50-day SMA at $709.21 given a weekly close above the five-week modified moving average at $680.90. My weekly value level is $659.15 with a monthly pivot at $679.57 and quarterly risky level at $713.85.
Google has improved shopping apps and updated Android maps for an enhanced holiday shopping experience. You can create shopping lists, view products with 360-degree views, find promotions and coupons, and use new maps for about 10,000 stores.
Amazon.com (AMZN) ($233.78) has a buy rating according to ValuEngine. I profiled the stock Oct. 23 in Apple, Amazon Face Tougher Scrutiny Reporting Earnings.
Amazon set a multi-year high at $264.11 on Oct. 14. Amazon reported quarterly results Oct. 25 with a much larger than expected loss missing EPS estimates by 187.5%. Investors liked the growth story and the stock popped from a $222.92 close that day to an opening high at $238.71 on Oct. 26. Investors and traders had the opportunity to reduce positions at my semiannual pivot at $236.23.
I updated this profile Oct. 30 in Trading Earnings Volatility and in both stories mentioned the annual pivot at $236.23 and that Amazon was above its 200-day SMA.
A test of the 200-day SMA at $219.57 occurred last Thursday, providing a buy-and-trade strategy. Now the stock appears ripe for a re-test of its semiannual pivot at $236.23, and above this pivot is the 50-day SMA at $243.84. A weekly close above the five-week MMA at $236.10 enhances the upside potential. My weekly value level is $218.67 with my semiannual pivot at $236.23 and quarterly risky level at $263.71.
Forrester Research projects a 12% increase in online sales this holiday season, and Amazon.com should be a major beneficiary as up to 25% of smartphone and tablet owners buy on their mobile devices. Sales of their Kindle products should be on "Fire" and their online Black Friday deals feature video games for Nintendo, PlayStation and Xbox 360 platforms.


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Insignia Villa is a new development on the Jomtien side of Pattaya Hill. The hill itself provides a wide array of attractions including a temple set on top of the mountain where you will find a panoramic vista of the entire region. Pattaya Park, as well as many other attractions such as Tiffany's Cabaret and the Underwater World Aquarium are all within a 10 minute drive of your location in the heart of the region. Nearby your villa you will find shopping centers that include Big C, Tesco Lotus and Villa Market. Everything is well marked and accessible with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that will leave you with fond memories and a great tan.
Living Rooms
The tiled living room area is completely furnished with entertainment center, including flat panel wall mounted TV with DVD player. Beanbag sitting plus couches, chairs and other exquisitely designed items create the perfect ambiance for relaxing or entertaining while the walk out patio doors provide easy access to the pool area.
Kitchen is large and fully equipped. Microwave, oven, counter top hob with exhaust hood and refrigerator are all built in to this modern and efficient food prep area. Rice cooker, toaster and a complete line of pans, bowls and utensils assure that everything you need to create your holiday meals is right where you need it.
Dining Room
Dining area is integrated with the kitchen bar which seats four while offering all the necessary facilities for dining in this innovative and unique chateau. Dining al fresco by the poolside is another delightful option for the cooler diner hour.
The master bedroom suite overlooks the pool that is accessible through the insulated and glazed patio doors. Walk in wardrobe rooms as well as en suite bathrooms are featured in each bedroom. Both bedrooms come with king-size beds. Bedroom floors have ceramic tiling and are air conditioned.
The master en suite bathroom features a full-size bath with tiled steps. The corner shower is tiled as well; the wash basin is set in a marble counter top with plenty of space for soaps and other bathroom utensils. The other en suite bath room is accessible through the patio doors of the bedroom. This bath features contemporary fixtures and décor plus a long shower cubicle with glass bricks which provides for plenty of space when freshening up after a swim or before bed. ]]>
House rulesThere have to be paid a security Deposit which will be refunded after the stay.
1-3 bedroom villa = 156 USD (5,000 THB)
4-5 bedroom villa = 312 USD (10,00 THB)
6 and more bedroom villa = 468 USD (15,000 THB)
The deposit is payable in cash.
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Can recommend it 100%. We liked it very well and there is nothing to complain about.
Kann man zu 100% weiterempfehlen. Es hat uns sehr gut gefallen und es gibt nichts zu beanstanden.
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It's a great house, with lots of space and great Laage, less than 5 minutes to the famous' "Walking Street" The staff was very nice and everything went tip top.
Es ist ein super Haus, mit viel platz und toller laage, keine 5 minuten zur berümten "WalkingStreet" Das Personal war sehr nett und alles ist Tip Top gelaufen.
Nice, modern apartment. Nearby construction site blocks a bit the view but not too noisy.
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by Anton Shilov
Chief executive officer of Nokia Corp. said in an interview that his company would "prefer" to release the first Windows Phone 7-based smartphone already this year. The intention of the world's largest cell phone maker is certainly bold, it remains to be seen whether the troubled company can launch a completely new smartphone in a short period of time after its track record of consistent delays.
"Clearly there is significant pressure on the teams and the whole company to ensure that we deliver a great Windows Phone product as quickly as possible, and we would certainly prefer to see that in 2011," said Stephen Elop, chief executive of Nokia, in an interview with Reuters news-agency on the sidelines of the Mobile World Congress trade-show.
For several years now Nokia has consistently delayed its flagship smartphones based on Symbian software and even had to cut down features in order to release them on time without issues. Since Windows Phone 7 or its updated version will be something new for Nokia and also because the company will reorganize its products groups going forward, launching a high-quality handset based on Microsoft Corp.'s operating system is not very likely.
It is absolutely crucial for Nokia to release a very advanced, stable, stylish and powerful smartphone based on Windows Phone 7 since many will judge viability of the company's new strategy based on this very first product. In case the phone will be just like its competitors, then Nokia will likely lose even its most loyal customers. All-in-all, making a promise to release the device already this year is an extremely bold move.
Nokia has done a number of questionable moves in the recent years. But the worst problem was its inability to innovate as quickly as Apple or Google. Partly this was because of the volumes that Nokia sells: it simply cannot afford things that are okay for its competitors (e.g., antenna-related scandal with iPhone, software stability issues with Android, etc.). But the biggest problem was that Nokia has always wanted to offer something unique, not sell phones based on OSs developed by Google or Microsoft. As a result, Nokia has essentially competed against everyone else on the market, which was hard from financial and intellectual points of view.
"Because of the pace of software development and advances of Android, and Windows Phone for that matter, and Apple, we had a risk of falling further and further behind because development of our Symbian-based products was slipping. [...] What [transition to Windows Phone] also creates, in the very short-term, is some ambiguity. Ambiguity about the degree to which we will reduce operating expenditure. There is ambiguity about managing the transition in the immediate months ahead ... So it is incumbent upon us now, having delivered a great strategy, to demonstrate execution," added Mr. Elop.


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Stop enabling them
American workers have to show up. They can't miss 10 to 12 days in four months without a valid reason. Some have to wear ID?badges or name tags. There are no excuses.
So we have to ask:?Is Fairmont Area Schools enabling students who miss too much class time and who fail to remember their IDs? The school board made adjustments this week to these two policies, but we're not sure they are helpful.
How about holding students accountable, by not letting them run up 600 instances of unpaid fines for replacement IDs? The real world won't be so lax.
Attract younger folks
Martin County is getting old and gray. That's happening across the nation, in fact. Baby boomers are retiring, putting stress on the system and setting up conflicts with other societal priorities, such as school funding.
Minnesota state demographer Susan Brower visited Fairmont this week to discuss these issues. Certainly, we understand that her message is one of inevitability.
However, that doesn't mean our area should give up. We should try to maintain and attract businesses that will bring more younger people here. We should build on the successes seen in attracting younger folks to return home to raise families.
Let individuals decide
A bill to allow Sunday liquor sales in Minnesota has stalled in the Legislature. This appears to be a loser of an issue regardless of who is in power, Democrats or Republicans.
States around Minnesota allow Sunday sales. In fact, they allow sales in grocery stores. Apparently, they view the issue as one of personal choice.
So do we. This is the 21st century, and Minnesota is living in a bygone era when it comes to Sunday liquor sales.
Accountability needed
Local government officials in Minnesota are interested in using the rising reach and power of social media to interact with constituents. We think that is fine in some respects, worrisome in others.
If city, county or school staff are simply trying to relay information to citizens, that's one thing. If elected officials are debating issues online and making decisions before they ever get to a public meeting, that is not good in terms of being open, honest and accountable.
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A piccolo player, Lillian Burkart has spent decades researching and refining the petit flute. The widely acclaimed Burkart piccolo sets industry standards, and is played in many of the world's top ensembles.
Burkart Cut: The rectangular shape of this embouchure is slightly overcut at the sides of the embouchure hole for an open, "flute-like" sound that blends well in ensembles. A most flexible headjoint style, it can be pushed to the extremes of fortissimo high notes without being shrill, and can produce a colorful, sustained diminuendo.
Clarion: This relatively small embouchure hole, with modest rounding of the edges, is reminiscent of early French and German piccolos. The tone it produces is very focused and sweet. For players using a small aperture when playing, it will have the most stable, clear tone of the various headjoint styles.
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Jay Leno – named America's Favorite TV Personality in the 2009 Harris Poll – has been America's late night leader for almost two decades. Join Silver Legacy in welcoming Jay to the Grande Exposition Hall on Friday, January 25 at 8 p.m.
Prior to embarking on the new show, and before returning to the "Tonight Show with Jay Leno," Jay served as the host of the Emmy Award-winning and top-rated "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" since 1992. He followed in the footsteps of legendary NBC late-night hosts Steve Allen, Jack Paar and Johnny Carson, while at the same time creating his own unique late-night style with a combination of humor, talk and entertainment each night at 11:35 p.m. ET - the wee hours when viewers want to wind down with a few laughs before drifting off to dreamland. His outstanding and engaging combination enabled "The Tonight Show" to capture its timeslot for a remarkable 15 consecutive years, while making the show one of the most valuable properties not just for NBC but in all of television.
Jay has performed hundreds of comedy shows around the United States for the past 20-plus years. In 2001, he traveled to Bosnia, where he performed for military troops associated with the war in Afghanistan. Jay also traveled to Aviano, Italy to entertain military troops associated with the peacekeeping efforts in Bosnia. He remains passionate about performing in front of live audiences and appears regularly in Las Vegas, on college campuses around the United States and in other venues.
Jay has authored two New York Times best-selling children's books, "How To Be The Funniest Kid In The Whole Wide World (Or Just In Your Class)" and "If Roast Beef Could Fly" (both from Simon & Schuster). His other book, "Leading with My Chin" (from HarperCollins), hit the bookstores in 1998. He also has published four versions of "Headlines," the compilation of books and desk calendars featuring his favorite funny newspaper headlines, and "Police Blotter," a book with more humorous newspaper clips involving police stories (book proceeds go to various charities).
One of the country's premier comedians, Jay's "everyman" style and personality have helped him earn millions of fans worldwide, who relate to his personable style and work ethic. He has been touted as one of the nicest people in show business and the hardest-working. Save the date for Jay Leno on Friday, January 25 at 8 p.m. Tickets are available from $59.50 and $75.50 with premium seating available for $89.50. To reserve seats visit www.silverlegacy.com or www.ticketmaster.com or call 1-800-MUST-SEE (687-8733) or 775-325-7401. You can find more information and the latest updates on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and the Silver Legacy iPhone and Android Apps.
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October 17, 2005 WIC Update
SUBJECT: Breast Pumps
SUBJECT: Updated Missouri WIC Approved Infant Formulas, Exempt Formulas, and Medical Foods Reference Sheet
SUBJECT: Printed Food Package and Item Code Listing
SUBJECT: Translated Rights and Responsibilities (Master Copies)
- The Department has purchased breast pumps for the local WIC providers. The LWPS will be receiving their shipment within the next week. Each LWP will be receiving Harmony manual pumps, Lactina double pump kits, at least one Lactina Select electric breast pump and Harmony to Lactina conversion kits. The numbers of each of the pumps or kits were decided based upon agency caseload. Once you receive your electric pump(s), please record the serial number(s) on the form attached and return the form to the State WIC office. We will send WIC tag(s) to the agencies to be placed on the electric pumps.
The LWPs who have the Breastfeeding Peer Counseling Grant will be receiving additional pumps and kits, which will be sent from the State WIC office during November and are for educational purposes only.
- Attached is the updated Missouri WIC Approved Infant Formulas, Exempt Formulas, and Medical Foods Reference Sheet effective November 14, 2005. Issuing some non-contract formulas will no longer require State Nutritionist's approval; however, using food packages will be required. Please avoid using OTH food package and SF ____ food packages for infants. Please remember to fax (573-526-1470) or mail the completed WIC 29 form (front and back pages) to the State WIC Office within 7 working days.
- During the month of October, the WIC State office will mail hard copies of the following printed reference materials to each local WIC provider:
- Updated Food Package Code Listing for Infants - Effective November 14, 2005
- Food Package Code Listing for Children and Women
- Individual Food Item Codes for "OTH" Food packages
New food packages for infants include: Partial Food packages for Gentlease LIPIL; and Food Packages to be used for issuing cereal and juices for infants and children whose formulas are directly shipped. Please begin utilizing the new food packages starting November 14, 2005.
If you have any questions, please contact Takako Tagami at 1-800-392-8209 or e-mail email@example.com
- The State WIC office is mailing to each local WIC provider during the week of October 17, 2005, a packet containing master copies of the translated Rights and Responsibilities for the following languages:
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not convinced about john . i think today he would be a fully paid up member of the looney - left protesting against the iraq war and stuff. dont mean to sound cruel but if he hadnt got shot how sad would he be today ? i doubt he would be making music ! celebrities today have lost the power to campaign for peace etc !
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Big first time win
LINCOLN-The Alcona baseball team picked up two big wins at their home invitational on Saturday, beating Hale 16-1 and then Ubly 13-6 in the championship game to pick up their first Alcona invitational championship win since it's initiation five years ago.
"We've been holding this event ever since Dan (O'Connor, Alcona athletic director) came. He helped bring in some of the teams, including Ubly. They're a pretty good team and they always give us good competition every year," Alcona head coach Terry Franklin said.
The championship game was a back-and-forth hitting fest for the first few innings. Alcona scored in the top of the first after Cody Franklin hit a double and got to home on a passed ball. Ubly answered back in the bottom with two runs of their own.
Ubly then went up 3-1 in the second after Zach Priemer walked and was then driven in by Jeff Wright. The Ubly batters were hot in the second inning and they kept finding the pitches of Nathan Fettes.
If the Alcona boys were nervous about the two run lead, they didn't show it in the top of the third. They picked up four runs to go up 5-3. Scoring runners included Austin Cole, Franklin, Jared Steiner and Joe Hudgins. The highlight of a scoring run was a two run homer by Franklin.
Ubly answered back in the bottom of the third with three runs of their own to go up 6-5. All runs came off of hits, but if Fettes or coach Franklin were nervous they kept it to themselves.
Two more runs in the top of the fourth gave Alcona a 7-5 lead. They never fell behind again. Cole scored again as did Franklin after hitting a double.
The next few innings saw Fettes and Ubly pitcher Cole Roggenbuck calming down and throwing better pitches. Fettes struck out four while Robbenbuck struck out two.
"He (Fettes) started throwing a lot better, got a lot more control on his pitches (in the fourth). He did a really good job today. Everybody did," coach Franklin said.
Alcona then picked up three runs in the top of the sixth to open the game up. They picked up three runs in the inning, including a triple by Carston Jamieson.
They scored three more in the seventh after Fettes went 1-2-3 in the sixth. Ubly relief pitcher Tyler Dropiewski dropped the first two batters but then gave up two walks, hit a batter and two singles.
Franklin came in to relieve Fettes in the seventh and gave up one run but it was too late for Ubly as Alcona took the championship 13-6.
Hudgins was the winning pitcher in the first game, giving up only one hit and striking out two. He also picked up a single and a triple. Franklin went 3-for-4 at bat while Jamieson picked up a double. Both Steiner and Fettes picked up a hit.
Alcona is now 16-5 overall and 7-1 in the Huron Shores conference. They play Monday in Standish and host Tawas on Monday in a big conference game, a game which may help decide the Huron Shores title holder.
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Education Programs at the Arboretum
The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden has been enlightening North Texans of all ages with programming for nearly two decades.
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The Arboretum makes learning fun for all ages and stages of life through tours, classes and workshops. Our Adult Education Programs offer an outlet to expand your creativity and strengthen your connection to the natural world. Children's School Programs are enhanced by the new Rory Meyers Children's Adventure Garden. This 8-acre garden will delight, educate and entertain students and visitors of all ages with 17 interactive galleries to explore. We offer on-site and off-site programs for school children and beyond, and many of our classes are hands-on to allow for deeper learning and enjoyment.


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Marlin Duane Miller
NEW ULM – On Jan. 15, 2013, Marlin Duane Miller went home to our Lord, after fighting COPD for several years. He passed on surrounded by his loving family.
Funeral service will be 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 18, 2013 at the First United Methodist Church in New Ulm with Pastor Ric Jacobsen officiating. Burial will be in the New Ulm City Cemetery. Full Military Honors will be conducted at the cemetery by the New Ulm Area Comrades of Valor Honor Guard.
Visitation will be 4-7 p.m. Thursday and from 7:30 8:30 a.m. Friday at the Minnesota Valley Funeral Home, South Chapel, in New Ulm and will continue for one hour prior to the time of service at the church on Friday.
To leave an online condolence for his family or to sign the guestbook go to: www.mvfh.org.
Marlin Duane "Pee Wee" Miller, the son of Louis and Mildred (Jacobson) Miller was born May 30, 1936 in Lake Wilson. He graduated from Lake Wilson High School. Marlin's youth was spent working on the family farm. Marlin served in the U.S. Army from 1956 to 1960, and was stationed in Alaska. Marlin was united in marriage to Ellen Matthews on Sept. 7, 1958 at the Tracy Church of Christ.
He is survived by his wife, Ellen of New Ulm; daughter, Juli Sands (Tom) of Eden Prairie, and their children, Michelle (Jeremy) and Ryan; sons, Duane (Nancylee) of Lafayette, Donald (Theresa) of Norfolk, NE and their children, Dylan and Hailey, and Brian (Kristal) of New Ulm and their children, Nathan, Kelsi and Madison and great-grandchildren Brenden, Briana, Bryan and Bryce. Marlin is also survived by siblings, Louise VanLeeuwe (Bob), Louis Miller Jr., Grace Hart (Doug) and many nieces and nephews.
Marlin is preceded in death by his father, Louis Miller; mother, Mildred Miller; brothers, Maynard, Allan and Jerry.
The couple originally made their home in Balaton, Minn. where Marlin worked at the John Deere shops in Balaton and Marshall. The couple then moved to New Ulm, where Marlin was employed by Bob Dittrich Trucking for many years. He also worked for WW Black Topping and Four Seasons Truck in Mankato. Marlin has always been known as a loyal, hardworking man. While the children were growing up, vacations to northern Minnesota were special to family. He enjoyed hunting with his family, caring for his lawn and garden and working on his friend's farm. His passion was repairing John Deere two-cylinder tractors. Marlin and Ellen have been long time members of First United Methodist Church.


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Info: craft.seSizes: XS-XXLUnlike many standard arm warmers, this pair from Craft features a variety of different fabrics placed in different positions, thereby moulding to your arm and regulating your temperature more effectively. They are thicker at the back and around the elbow than around the front, which helps keep your arms warm but not clammy, and you don't overheat in them; a common problem among arm warmers. There were the usual silicon grippers around the upper arm, but our tester found the arm warmers to be quite long - whether you choose small or XL, they're the same length - which may mean you'll need to roll them up. There is no extra-reflective piping and they are not waterproof or windproof, but they dry quickly and are warm.
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NMU women's hoops: Wildcats storm past Finlandia
MARQUETTE – The Northern Michigan University women's basketball team took an early lead and cruised to a 102-40 domination of Finlandia University on Saturday at the Berry Events Center.
"It was great to get everybody the opportunity to get out there and make plays, and I thought we did that from top to bottom," NMU coach Troy Mattson said.
Every one of the Wildcats reached the scoring column.
Bre Gaspervich put in a team-high 11 points while playing 25 minutes. Although being 5-foot-5, the freshman guard is outside of the Wildcats' typical mold for recruiting, Mattson said she will be a special player.
"I'm just glad she's getting as many minutes as she is right now to prepare her for the tough games that are going to be coming up," her coach said.
Junior teammate Brooke Coenen added 10 points and led the team with seven rebounds. Five players had nine points each.
Mattson said the Wildcats are working on a new defensive style of play, but he was not satisfied with their ability to rebound the ball on the defensive end.
"We watched a lot instead of going to get the basketball,"?he said.
Typical with younger teams, Mattson said one of NMU's biggest challenges is maintaining consistency.
NMU will step up its competition in the next few contests, facing Lewis University at home next Sunday and Concordia-St. Paul on the road on the night before Thanksgiving, Nov. 27.
"It's going to be exciting to see what happens to us in the next couple weeks and see exactly where we fit in the mold as someone who can compete at the national level," Mattson said.
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Many schools are joining the Google Apps in Education program.
The free program, Google EDU, entitles a school to a small, out of the Google mainstream space where students and faculty can work on teaching and learning activities. After joining Google EDU a school owns all of its content, and the data from an institution's work and searches are not collected by Google. Thus an extra layer of privacy exists for users.
While the entire suite of Google web-based tools is available for school communities to use, an educational institution can limit some of the access for children in younger grade levels. For instance, it's possible to begin with word processing, presentation, and spreadsheet programs and turn off most of the other applications. The school's administrator can also turn on additional Google options for students and teachers when a reason arises or organize the community into groups with different access privileges.
If a school likes its e-mail program, it's not necessary to turn on Gmail at all, though many Google EDU participants are now using Gmail because, they believe, it is more secure and has an exceptional spam filter.
From my teacher's vantage point, the best features of Google EDU apps are the automatic saving, the easy web access, and the multiple opportunities for collaboration.
Google saves as a person writes, so even if the power goes off and everything shuts down, a student has his or her work saved (a big deal for students who move around a lot during the school day). Moreover, because a student's work is on the web, it is easy to access from various locations, computers, and devices.
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Chicken Pie
Recipe courtesy of Trisha Yearwood
- Trisha's Southern Kitchen
- 3 cups cooked, shredded chicken
- 2 cups chicken broth
- One 10-ounce can cream of chicken soup
- 1 cup self-rising flour
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, melted
- 1 cup buttermilk, well shaken
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F.
Put the chicken in a 2-quart casserole dish. Combine the broth and soup in a medium saucepan and bring the mixture to a boil. Pour the broth mixture over the chicken.
In a separate medium bowl, mix the flour with the pepper. Stir in the melted butter and the buttermilk. Pour this mixture over the casserole and smooth the top; do not stir. Bake the casserole until the crust is brown and the filling beneath is hot and bubbly, 45 minutes.
Recipe adapted from Georgia Cooking in an Oklahoma Kitchen by Trisha Yearwood (c) Clarkson Potter 2008
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Soap fans, rejoice! Prospect Park has confirmed which cast members are returning for the One Life to Live and All My Children revivals coming to TheOnlineNetwork.com.
Over on One Life to Live, the returning cast includes: Erika Slezak (Victoria Lord Buchanan), Robin Strasser (Dorian Lord), Tuc Watkins (David Vickers), Robert S. Woods (Bo Buchanan), Kassie DePaiva (Blair Cramer), Jerry verDorn (Clint Buchanan), Florencia Lozano (Tea Delgado), Melissa Archer (Natalie Buchanan Banks), Hillary B. Smith (Nora Buchanan), Kelley Missal (Danielle Manning), Josh Kelly (Cutter Wentworth) and Andrew Trischitta (Jack Manning). Additionally, Sean Ringgold (Shaun Evans), Shenaz Treasury (Rama Patel), and Nick Choksi (Vimal Patel) will recur.
Susie Bedsow Horgan (As the World Turns) will act as co-head writer with Thom Racina (General Hospital).
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As for All My Children, the cast will include: Darnell Williams (Jesse Hubbard), Debbi Morgan (Dr. Angela Hubbard), Vincent Irizarry (Dr. David Hayward), Lindsay Hartley (Cara Martin), Jordi Vilasuso (Griffin Castillo), Jill Larson (Opal Cortlandt) and Thorsten Kaye (Zach Slater).
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The headline of this posting may sound absurd to anyone who has used test equipment for more than just the last few years. If you read Test & Measurement World, you probably have some test equipment with an HP logo and you use that equipment every day. But, Agilent split from HP ten years ago, and there's a crop of young engineers who've grown up with Agilent equipment but not necessarily with HP equipment. To them, HP has always been a computer company.This revelation came to me yesterday while working with several graduate students for our May cover story. I mentioned an HP meter to one of the students by saying "It was manufactured by HP prior to the formation of Agilent."
This caught a 24-year-old grad student by surprise. "You mean Agilent used to be HP?" he said wide-eyed. I explained to him that HP actually started as a test equipment company and split off the business into Agilent in 1999. The student replied "That explains why we have a box in the lab that says HP on it. Now I get it."


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Fly rods to kill for--made for the Smokies
Fishing GSMNP is at the least difficult and frustrating.Generally you live or die on your ability to roll cast.Small delicate rods seem bestI have owned at least 100 fly rods in the last 30 years.Some were bad,most were ok,but my Winston LT5's are the best I have every used.I own a 3wt 6'9' that seems made specifically for Smokies fishing.It is light,and casts like a dream.I have a 4wt 7'9" that handles good in the park's streams,it is probably best over all.I used it in Wyoming on Pacific Creek,last September,and caught several nice rainbows,one was 19" long.It was great fun.These rods are a pleasure to put together,thay have a sensitive tip that has action unlike any I have found.
They are expensive,but are guaranteed for life.You will come to covet these rods.These rods are made in Montana,in the USA.They are expensive,but I think the cost is in line with the quality of the rod.Winston's Boron rods are some really "fab" fast action rods.I have a 5wt 9',that worked well fishing Abrams Creek.I should add thay are expensive--well over $600.00--making them expensive.I suggest putting your pennies away to own one of these rods.Don't take my word for it--ask Paula--LRO is a dealer for Winston rods--Winston's are made in a tiny factory in Three Bridges Montana--They are at times hard to get,or they used to be hard to get.
There are many good rods out there,some are made in China(The cheaper Winston model((Can't think of its name)) is made in China,it is not a real Winston and feels like a club)others are made in Korea,Japan etc.Please buy American--Please buy from locally owned fly shops like LRO,not because they need the business,but because of credibility,honesty and services.Used to be,a rod to be taken seriously had to be made in the USA.By the way,have felt 2 really nice rods a friend showed the other day'he could not decide which one he wanted so he bought them both. Rod 1 was a Sage 7'4wt,can't rememberwhat it was called,but it was a blondish-green rod,a new model,that was ultra light and felt like a dream.Rod 2--Was a ultralight 3wt 7' Murray Mountain Rod made in Colorado by --sorry can't think of their name.
Re: Fly rods to kill for--made for the Smokies
Scott fly rod co. makes the Murray Mountain Special,they are in Colorado.
Re: Fly rods to kill for--made for the Smokies
I used to be peculiar about rods, owning high end Orvis, Winston, Sott , Powells & bamboo. As i was looking for a 9 weight rod last year, a foreign made rod shamed 2 $600 American made rods, guess which one i bought
Re: Fly rods to kill for--made for the Smokies
I want to cast (no pun intended) a vote for my Sage 7'11'' LL 4wt. Sage dropped the Light Line model from their line up a few years ago but I thought it was the perfect GSMNP rod.I have been fishing it for 10 years and it's just as good as the day I got it. The fish can't tell it's old technology.
Re: Fly rods to kill for--made for the Smokies
It may not be as fancy as a Sage or Winston, but my vote for the perfect Smokies rod goes to my 7'9" St. Croix Legend Ultra. It is the older three piece version, but is unbeatable in my estimation. The only exception being if or when it's line becomes tangled in brush and if the tip snaps off as it did on my most recent trip to the park. Of course that isn't the rods fault but it was under warrentee and has already been returned to me after having been repaired!
"Fly-fishing has many attributes, but none more pleasing than it's ability to liberate the young boy that still hides within me and to let that boy live again without embarrassment or regret, sorrow or anguish." Harry Middleton
Re: Fly rods to kill for--made for the Smokies
I view rods the same way that I do any piece of equipment.
No matter how little or how much it cost, its gotta feel and work right .
My go to rod is a Cortland combo that I got on closeout a few years ago.
I never go on a trip without it.
Meanwhile the $600 Loomis along with my other 5 rods gather dust at home.
* * This spring I built a matching set of 4wt rods for the wife and son.
By sheer luck both turned out *excellent .
The balance is perfect and they both perform very well.
Ive got about $350 in the set including a set of Orvis reels.
I just wish they would let me borrow one of them sometime.
Re: Fly rods to kill for--made for the Smokies
To each his own, but I usually don't use anything shorter than my Sage Light Line 8'9" 3 wt. The only time I use a smaller rod would be on a stream as tight as Collins Creek, for instance. Other than that I like to be able to reach WAY OUT. I haven't been able to find a medium action 4 piece 9 foot 3 weight or I would buy it. If Scott would make a 9' 3 wt., 4 piece G or G2 I would buy it in a heartbeat.
Chris McCarthy
Many go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after.
- Henry David Thoreau
Re: Fly rods to kill for--made for the Smokies
You're like me, Chris. I use long rods on all but the tightest of little trickles. I use a 10ft Winston IM6 4wt a lot and love it.
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Those old timers aint fools.
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Topping keeps USA perfect with walk-off home run
CLEARWATER, FL – Moving to 12-0 on its 'Aiming for Athens' tour, Team USA captured two wins on Thursday evening during the opening night of the 2004 Speedline Invitational. Pushing the pre-Olympic tour win streak to 127, it was all Jenny Topping (Whittier, CA) in game one whose bottom of the seventh walk-off home run lifted the squad 3-2 over Illinois. An 8-0 mercy rule victory over UNLV, hurler Lori Harrigan (Las Vegas, NV) stifled her alma mater in game two with 11 strikeouts allowing just two hits in the contest.
Struggling at the plate through the first three innings with just one hit, the U.S. bats waited to come alive when they needed it most in game one. Scoreless through three, the Illini took the lead in the fourth after a lead off base hit to Janna Hall put a runner on for an eventual two-run home run to right field by Erin Montgomery. Just shy of the right field foul line, the home run gave Illinois the advantage but it didn't last long as the U.S. responded.
Kick started by a Crystl Bustos (Canyon Country, CA) double to left field, the Red, White and Blue put run No. 1 on board thanks to Topping who connected on an RBI double to left center. Bringing in pinch runner Jaime Clark (Tustin, CA), it would soon be tied 2-2 after an RBI single from Lovieanne Jung (Fountain Valley, CA) plated Clark for the tie.
Both squads failed to threaten through the fifth and sixth not advancing a runner into scoring position. Relieving starting pitcher Lisa Fernandez (Long Beach, CA), Jennie Finch (La Mirada, CA), entered the game in the sixth inning where she retired six consecutive batters via strikeout. Tied headed into the bottom of the seventh, this would be Team USA's tightest match up thus far on the tour.
But it was the hot stick of Topping who came through again in the seventh when she blasted a 2-2 pitch to left center for a solo home run and the 3-2 win.
"I had the opportunity to be on time tonight with my at bats," Topping said. "I was seeing good pitches and had a chance to make some things happen. That's what I was trying to do and it worked out for me tonight."
With two hits a piece, Topping, Jung, and Bustos led all hitters while Finch moved to 4-0 from the circle.
In game two versus UNLV, starting pitcher Harrigan showed no mercy to her alma mater Rebels as she completed five innings for the win with 11 strikeouts allowing two hits. The 8-0 victory ended in a mercy rule win after six innings noting Team USA's ninth mercy rule victory of the tour.
"I was just happy to throw the ball tonight and feel loose," Harrigan said. "I'd been struggling the last couple weeks and it was nice to work on my mental game and really be able to move the ball."
Using game one as a warm up, the bats came alive early in game two plating one run on two hits in the first. A lead off infield single from Natasha Watley (Irvine, CA) was all Fernandez needed as she bolted an RBI single up the middle to take the 1-0 lead.
Pushing its lead to 6-0, the U.S. rallied for five runs in the second inning highlighted by a two-run home run from Bustos. A walk to Jessica Mendoza (Camarillo, CA) put a runner on before Watley surfaced her second of three hits on the night to plate Mendoza. Watley's soon scored on a wild pitch before Leah O'Brien-Amico (Chino Hills, CA) reached on a base on balls. The defying swing of Bustos would then come to the plate to smash a home run to right center for the 5-0 jump. Tairia Mims Flowers (Tucson, AZ) would later score Fernandez who earlier reached on an error.
The U.S. would go on to score two more runs in the bottom of the sixth due to a Nicole Giordano (Saugus, CA) single and a Watley double to left field. The shortstop led the U.S. contingent going 3-for-4 while Bustos connected on her eighth home run of the tour.
On the 2004 'Aiming for Athens' tour the USA has outscored opponents 117-8 and has crushed 29 home runs in just 12 games.
Returning to Speedline Invitational action on Friday, the U.S. will battle No. 22 Iowa at 6 p.m. and Baylor at 8 p.m.


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Friday, September 19, 2008
Happy Friday!
I have all the entries for the Name My Domain Contest (dang why didn't I think of that title earlier) and thank you so much for participating! I had a lot of great entries. You guys are so clever! This weekend my boyfriend and I will go over the entries and announce the winner on Monday.
TGIF Right? I have a couple of things going on this weekend which should be fun.
Friday: This evening I'm going with my best friend and crew to do a bridesmaid dress fitting/try-on...my first wedding as a bridesmaid!
Saturday: I'm doing a wedding from 11pm to 3:30. Nine faces to makeover yikes! Luckily I have an assistant to help me out. The bride is so sweet. I made her a face chart which I meant to post today but I didn't have a chance to take a picture. We're actually using the Cult of Cherry quad for her night-time wedding look. After that, I'm doing a fashion show and leaving straight from the wedding to arrive there by 4pm. It should be fun...I'm using my Cult of Cherry products once again to achieve a dark lip look for this fall collection.
Sunday: I'm doing a bridal consultation for an Indian wedding, yay! I've been wanting to do arabic themed makeup for a while. I can get a little more creative with with this kind of makeup. The bride wants to try airbrush makeup...should be fun!
Besides that I need to do some major laundry and cleaning, lol. Any big plans this weekend?
7 comments:
- PBW said...
Good luck on Saturday! Wow! You're going to be hopping!
I am already looking forward to photos from the Indian wedding, and you're only at the consultation phase! How exciting!
- September 19, 2008 at 11:10 AM
- Couture Carrie said...
Exciting weekend - enjoy!
I'm hoping to get out and enjoy this brisk fall weather :)
- September 19, 2008 at 12:44 PM
- Ethereal Prey said...
first time as a bridesmaid? brace yourself for bridezilla. have fun this weekend working the wedding.
indian wedding? wow those are intense colors! and you need some serious long lasting power. i love the henna. i shall post a pic in your honor
- September 19, 2008 at 2:00 PM
- May Nguyen said...
i so curious myself!!!!!!!!!
- September 19, 2008 at 10:14 PM
- Joey said...
Wow, your weekend is packed! Have fun doing the wedding, haha. Nine faces?? I'd die from the stress.
I'm not doing much. Staying in with my mom tonight then Korean BBQ with the bf tomorrow night (:
- September 19, 2008 at 10:26 PM
- jeSmakeup said...
wut an exciting weekend for u! its goin to be hectic but fun =) have a good one =)
- September 20, 2008 at 12:09 AM
- Tammy M said...
I spent the weekend in Orlando!!! Woohoo! I really miss being there, and hate that I live in such a small town now! Bob Marley's at Universal CityWalk was so much fun!
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Community support in cancer fight is strong
Editor, OBSERVER:
On March 3, our Relay for Life Team Lucky 777 held a Chiavetta's chicken barbecue at the First Ward Falcon Club in Dunkirk. It is our pleasure to tell you all that it was a huge success.
We would not have been able to pull this off without the help of all the wonderful people of Dunkirk and surrounding communities. What a turnout of people we had. Unbelievable! Whether you came inside to eat, or took a chance on the silent auction, we thank you. If you drove through the drive thru we thank you. This community is the greatest!
We would like to thank the First Ward Falcon Club for all their help and support with our fundraisers. Thank you also goes out to the OBSERVER and WDOE for all of the publicity they gave us. Without it we would not have attracted so many people.
We are proud to say that we live in such a community. Just think, maybe some day we all will be able to say that we took a part in finding a cure for cancer.
Thank you again,
TARA AMIDON and TRACI TARNOWSKI
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Indian Bridal Trial - 3 Looks
13 comments:
- jilliandanica said...
Your work is amazing Ren! I love the Smokey Brown and you really did magic on evening out her complexion.
- March 31, 2011 at 2:31 PM
- Miss B said...
I absolutely love Indian bridal makeup :)
- March 31, 2011 at 2:41 PM
- Mandy said...
I really love Indian wedding ceremonies because they are so intimate but celebratory at the same time. I love the tradition of having different make-up looks during the ceremony to express different things. These looked wonderful. Great job!
- March 31, 2011 at 3:14 PM
- Cinfamous said...
You really enhanced her beauty She was a complete bombshell!
- March 31, 2011 at 3:32 PM
- Supriya said...
Her eyes! So amazing especially the circles, she looks amazing!!!! You did amazing work!!
- March 31, 2011 at 3:34 PM
- Hell Notes for Beauty™ said...
She looks like a whole different person, amazing!
- March 31, 2011 at 3:54 PM
- Trina J Makeup said...
Love this look! Indian weddings are so glamorous. The lip color you used is so rich...perfect!!
- March 31, 2011 at 5:52 PM
- mina said...
I love your Indian Bride posts. The lashes really make her eyes pop!
- April 2, 2011 at 2:10 AM
- NishHair said...
Hi Ren Nice work as usual She really looked different
- April 2, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- Dye-A-Graham said...
My word..all of your Indian clients are gorgeous, before and after makeup. They have huge beautiful eyes that carry makeup so well..and don't get me started on their skin color..they can wear any color..thanks for sharing Ren, she looks stunning!
- April 4, 2011 at 11:36 PM
- Jalen's mom said...
First time posting. This by far is one of the best before and afer shots I have ever seen you do. The flash wasn't over the top and the bride looked stunning!
- April 7, 2011 at 11:31 AM
- what i want, love and like said...
i like it
- April 22, 2011 at 12:31 AM
- Shirl_da_Diva said...
Hey Ren, do you mind me asking?? What eyeshadows did you use on this bride for look #2 and #3???
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I graduated from Bellevue University with a Bachelors Degree in Business Management and I've worked as a buyer in several industries over the past seven years. I'm a musician in my personal time having played guitar for the past 20 years, which paired well with the Austin music scene. It's a great place to catch a live show and meet other musicians to play with.
I'm actually new to paddle sports, mainly because water is somewhat limited in Nebraska but the staff here are knowledgeable and helpful and their input has been essential in my first kayaking experiences.
Part of my job is to understand our customer's needs and wants so if you ever have a new product recommendation, don't hesitate to contact me (just be sure to mention my name in the email).
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Runner-up Flivvs advance from Division 3 cheer meet
IRON MOUNTAIN – District runner-up Kingsford along with Iron Mountain and Norway have qualified for the Michigan High School Athletic Association competitive cheer regionals.
The Flivvers, with a district-best third round score, finished second behind Division 3 host Houghton Lake.
"An amazing day for this team," said Coach Sara Pericolosi, her Flivvers posting a 706.64 score. "We had our highest all-around score, breaking the 700 mark for our first time this season."
This is only the second time that Kingsford has been a district runner-up, with the first in 2009 by a margin of nearly 40 points.
"The girls fought their way from fourth to second," said Pericolosi, noting the margin was less than five points overall.
Houghton Lake, 711.42; Kingsford, 706.64; Remus Chippewa Hills, 704.44, and Gladstone, 688.06, qualified for the regional. The Flivvers compiled a third-round score of 287.20.
"This team is determined to make history by becoming the first cheer team at our school to make it to an MHSAA state final, " Pericolosi said. "We're up against some great competitors next week, but we're ready for the challenge."
Kingsford competes at noon (Central time) Saturday in Rockford. The top 12 teams in Division 3 from the western half of the state will be participating with the top four moving onto the state finals in Grand Rapids.
In the Division 4 district at Munising, Iron Mountain placed third and Norway wound up fourth to reach the regional.
Munising, 713.86; Manistique, 701.50; Iron Mountain, 695.46, and Norway, 671.68, advanced to the regional Saturday at Muskegon Mona Shores. Start time is 5 p.m.


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Barbara A. Fitzgibbons
Barbara A. Fitzgibbons, 78, of Silver Creek, died Monday, Feb. 11, 2013, at the Chautauqua County Home in Dunkirk, N.Y.
She was born Feb. 27, 1934, in Buffalo, N.Y., the daughter of the late Thomas and Mary (Slater) Newton.
Barbara was a graduate of Our Lady of Victory High School in 1951. She also was a graduate of the Famous Artist School of Chicago, a home study program and she attended Fredonia State, where she took art classes. She became a commercial artist and created her own greeting cards. In her younger years, Barbara was gifted with horses and an accomplished horsewoman. She was passionate about the family vineyard. She loved working in the vineyard, her gardens, and taught herself horticulture. Most of all, she adored her children and grandchildren.
She is survived by her husband of 57 years, William T. Fitzgibbons Sr., whom she married Dec. 30, 1955; a son, William T. (Kathleen) Fitzgibbons Jr. of Alpharetta, Ga.; three daughters: Paula J. (James) Snyder of Olean, Barbara "Susan" (John) Saulitis of Mineral Ridge, Ohio, and Kathryn M. (Thomas) Welch of Hinsdale, N.Y.; eight grandchildren: Timothy and Margaret Perrigo, Emily and Ann Saulitis, Colleen and Bonnie Welch, Natalie and Peter Fitzgibbons; a sister, Mary Clancy of Buffalo; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by a sister, Jeanne Wright.
Prayers will be held Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2013, at the Hole-Parker Funeral Chapel in Silver Creek, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church in Silver Creek.
The family will be present at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Monday. Interment will be in Evergreen Lawn Cemetery.
The family suggest memorial contributions to Hospice Chautauqua County, 20 W. Fairmount Ave., Lakewood, NY 14750; of Lakeshore Humane Society, 431 Chestnut St., Dunkirk, NY 14048.
To send condolences go to www.holeparker.com.


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How To: Spreading the Joy of Comics
One of the most difficult things about being a fan of comics is helping others (significant others, friends, or family members) understand, appreciate, and even possibly share in your love of comics.
Some of you may be thinking, "How does this apply to me and why should I care?" Simply put, either you yourself are trying to get someone you know to enjoy comics, or you know someone else who is and you can help them with this advice. You may be trying to become interested in comics yourself.
This week we will look at various aspects and difficulties surrounding the acquisition of new readers from within your social groups. We'll do this by looking at some of the common questions and complaints about comics.
Skeptical friend: "Comics are for kids, why would I want to read comics?"
The truth about comics, for the most part, is that they are geared toward a very similar group of consumers to video games–males age 18 to 30. There are a number of books you cannot even buy unless you are 17/18 or older. The comic shop I frequent even has a portion of the store that is blocked off from minors because of the content of the books. Even those that are left in the "non-parental advisory" section are quite violent and filled with action sequences that put most big Hollywood blockbusters to shame. Most of the themes that the books cover are quite mature as well. Marvel's Mutants have always been a metaphor for those who are socially disenfranchised. They represent anyone who might be considered a social outsider. Comic books often talk about death and the afterlife. They confront societal crisis like 9/11. Some have even touched on such "taboo" subjects as sexuality and religion. Comics aren't just for kids.
Have this friend read X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills, The Death of Superman trade paperback, or The Amazing Spider-Man Volume 2, #36.
The free answer: http://picturesofyou.smackjeeves.com/ (Parental Advisory), http://www.calamitiesofnature.com/ (Those Easily Offended by Political and Religious Humor Better Skip This One), or http://waywardsons.keenspot.com/ (Parental Advisory).
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