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Editor's note: For information on trends in color cosmetics from the male perspective, check out "Man Up" here.
Color is a constant in beauty and cosmetics, but according to color consultant Roseanna Roberts, "Consumers are becoming much more open to playing with color. This trend originated in fashion, and continues to influence cosmetics." Roberts also notes that the skyrocketing nail industry gives women permission to explore color, providing a safe canvas to start experimenting with combinations.
And the playful attitude has now been adopted more pervasively. "Overall, we see a decrease in the use of black in cosmetics, replaced by subtle neutrals and/or saturated brights as consumers take a more light-hearted approach to beauty," Roberts explains.
The newest trend is long-lasting and highly pigmented color for eyes and lips, according to trend consultant Amy Marks Marks-McGee, founder of Trendincite. "It's all about impact and the latest buzzword is pigment," she says. Marks-McGee cites Nars Eye Paint and Estée Lauder Pure Color Instant Intense EyeShadow Trio for the eyes and Maybelline New York's Color Elixir Lip Color by Color Sensational and Bite Cashmere Lip Cream as examples of high-intensity pigment in hyper-saturated shades to provide amplified color impact.
The bold colors of 2014 and beyond—such as Pantone's Radiant Orchid and Dazzling Blue—give an added dimension and definition to colors for a more youthful crowd. The whole cosmetic look changes accordingly and translates into new market opportunities and product possibilities: pink, orange, blue and green colors for hair and cosmetics that blend the boundaries between hair and face.
Impact Colors' Avatar Purple is a catchy example of how color can express a certain theme. It can work for eye shadow, lashes, brows, fingertips—in fact, the latest was translation of a French manicure to match purple-tinted hair. Doug Thornley, president of Impact Colors, which recently introduced 16 synthetic mica colors to its Fiesta Pigments line, cites Brilliance and Two-Tones as just two of the color themes relevant to the future of cosmetics as presented in his company's "Color Trends 2015+" portfolio, developed in conjunction with color consultant Antoinette van den Berg. "The new themes are all about effects in color, texture and packaging," says Thornley. "Our objective is to inspire ideas that will create new markets and revenue-producing products for our customers."
Multi-Colors is the most innovative theme for 2015, according to Thornley, an exciting answer to the bright and intense colors that have been on the market but with intensity in multi-tone, almost psychedelic, effects. Inspired by soap bubbles and rainbows, Impact Colors' Kaleidoscope line of color travel pigments creates a new version of intensity with three distinctive interference colors in one pigment. "Rather than use them by themselves, we recommend that travel pigments are used to complement or contrast colors, which will soften the shift in a chameleon-like way, a delightful surprise," explains Thornley.
With all the vibrant colors to choose from, finding the right color might be daunting. For those who might not have the expertise of a makeup artist, personalized color matching continues to be a driving trend, according to Roberts. "Custom services such as Sephora's Color IQ, which partners with Pantone to analyze skin and find an accurate foundation shade, takes the guess work out of the matching process," she says.
Consumers also continue to crave experience. "Some want to try before they buy, others want consultations with a live person and some enjoy self-service," says Marks-McGee. Beauty companies are trying to address these needs using technology. Department stores are making over beauty counters with interactive experiences, specialty shops are launching in-store technology programs and brands are finding alternative methods to reach consumers. For example, Marks-McGee notes Clinique at New York's Macy's Herald Square revamped its beauty counter to allow customers to easily shop, browse and interact with the company's products. The Clinique consultants continue to wear white lab coats but now also carry iPad minis. Using the electronic Clinique's Skin Diagnostic Tool, they can "prescribe" product recommendations and either print them or e-mail them to customers.
Another innovation, L'Oréal Paris launched the Intelligent Color Experience, a high-tech vending machine located in the New York subway. Using digital technology the system detects the colors in a woman's outfit and then recommends coordinating eye, lip and nail shades to match, which were available to purchase on the spot.
L'Oréal also offers the mobile app Color Genius, which provides suggestions for pairing makeup with outfits via a digitally submitted image to find the perfect combination anywhere, anytime.
Taking the experience one step further, Sephora partnered with Google Helpouts, which connects people with live experts over video—specifically, makeup artists advising on anything from choosing a complementary cosmetic color palette to applying the perfect cat eye. And for the social media crowd, Pampadour is a beauty website that allows users to add or clip beauty products from the Web and tag parts of the photos such as eye, face, lip and hair to tell their network what products were used. "Users can make recommendations, share advice, give feedback and invite new users," explains Marks-McGee.
On the flip side, the desire for glowing, natural skin has generated an increase in nude and skin-toned makeup. "Foundation formulas have advanced, and the textures are becoming weightless and more natural," says Marks-McGee. In addition to color tones, naked and nude are terms brands are using to connote the sheer and natural surfaces the products will leave on skin, such as Marc Jacobs Beauty's Genius Gel Super-Charged Foundation. The brand uses Buoyancy Gel technology to create weightless, natural coverage.
Skin illuminators and nail "foundations" in nude and neutral colors also seamlessly seek to improve on nature. Ilia's Polka Dots & Moonbeams illuminator is the brand's bestseller. Working as a subtle highlighter, the organic ingredients are combined with rose hip oil to bring added dimension and vitality to the skin for a dewy glow. "An illuminator helps to enhance the angles on the face and produces a natural-looking result," says Ilia founder Sasha Plavsic. By adding definition, the face can be contoured and highlighted to appear lifted in the right areas. "Flawless skin is always in, but for 2014, there is an increased interest in skin quality, and as a result, a preference for less base makeup," adds Roberts.


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How many students apply to the program? How many students are accepted?
Acceptance to the nursing program is competitive. We generally have about 100 students come to CSB/SJU declaring nursing as a major and about 60-70 apply to the major. We accept 54 students each year after spring semester.
What happens if I do not get accepted to the major?
Of those not accepted, there are three possible options: 1) repeat up to two prerequisite courses and reapply the following year, 2) change majors at CSB/SJU, or 3) transfer to another college. We work closely with every student in order to find a path that is suitable to meet your career goals.
Do you guarantee acceptance into the program?
CSB/SJU offers the Early Admission Program to qualified students who meet the eligibility criteria. Click on the link for more details on this program.
Do you take transfer students? Can I graduate in less than four years?
We define transfer students as those students who have completed coursework at another college and intend to graduate in less than 4 years at CSB/SJU. We accept transfer students on a space available basis only after we have accepted all qualified CSB/SJU students who have completed their first year at CSB/SJU. The nursing program cannot be completed in less than four years.
Can I get a second major or a minor?
The nursing major is 136 credits, averaging 17 credits per semester. A second major or a minor is not possible without extending your education beyond 4 years.
What GPA do I need to be accepted? What criteria are used to determine acceptance into the program?
The minimum GPA for acceptance to the nursing major is 2.75. GPA is the sole criteria for acceptance to the program. This GPA is calculated based on performance in the following six prerequisite courses: BIOL 121, BIOL 212, CHEM 125, NUTR 125, PSYC 111, and NRSG 220 (see Course Descriptions). However, due to the competitiveness of the nursing program, historically the lowest GPA accepted has been around 3.25.
I have taken all the prerequisite courses at another college. Can I apply to your program?
It is not possible to take all prerequisite courses at another college. NRSG 220 is unique to CSB/SJU and must be taken here. NUTR 125 must be completed through a nutrition department and is therefore difficult to find an equivalent transfer course.
What courses can I transfer?
Click here to view a list of courses that we have pre-approved for transfer to the nursing program.
Do you have a waiting list?
We accept students once per year and do not keep a waiting list. Students must reapply each year for consideration of acceptance to the nursing program.
When is the application deadline?
May 1 of each year is the application deadline. Click here for information on our application process.
Do you have an RN to BSN program? I already have a bachelor's degree. Do you have an accelerated program?
We do not have an RN to BSN program or an accelerated program.
Do I need to have my CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) to apply to the program?
CNA certification is not required for acceptance to the nursing program.
Do I need to have my CPR certification to apply to the program?
CPR certification is required for final acceptance to the program. Students complete CPR certification during the summer following initial acceptance. Details can be found here.
How long is the program?
Once accepted, the nursing program is six consecutive semesters starting fall of the sophomore year.
Can I take courses online, in the summer, or part-time?
It is not typical for students to take courses online, in the summer, or part-time. In rare circumstances, this may be an option, but would need to be discussed and approved by the department chair.
What degree do students earn?
Students completing the nursing program earn a Bachelor of Science degree.

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WHOEVER said motorway driving was boring clearly hasn't driven across Shap Fell in Cumbria.
Flanked by rich autumn colours and hardy sheep happily munching 1,000 feet up, this stunning stretch of the M6 was the perfect start to our Eden Valley break.
Many visitors may have already turned off towards the South Lakes but our destination this time around was an area with its own distinctive character and charm.
I spent many happy times in and around Penrith as a child and was excited about introducing my husband Chris and ten-year-old son Nicholas to the area.
Our base for three nights was the George and Dragon in the village of Clifton. This 18th century inn is now a stylish pub, restaurant and hotel and we particularly liked the communal seating area with tea, coffee and a DVD cupboard. Good to see Miss Potter on the shelves!
After settling into our spacious family room with super cosy king size bed, we had our evening meal in the pub's popular restaurant. Nicholas loved his Askham sausage and couldn't wait to have another one at breakfast. The grown ups' pumpkin risotto and sticky toffee pudding – a must in this part of the world – also went down well.
Produce is locally sourced with suppliers listed on a large blackboard. Fruit, vegetables and meat are grown and reared at nearby Askham Hall and the pub's owners, Charlie and Juno Lowther, kindly showed us around the day after our arrival.
The gardens, featuring a 230ft long herbaceous border, meadows and formal lawns are open to the public from March to early November and offer beautiful views down to the River Lowther.
Earlier that morning, we'd visited Lowther Castle and its lush gardens, crunching leaves underfoot as we discovered the ongoing restoration work. Abandoned for 70 years, the 130 acres of gardens and castle terraces were opened to the public in 2011 and the stable courtyard now houses a restaurant and exhibition.
Another castle was on our holiday hit list and we headed north up the M6 to Carlisle, for centuries a bitter battleground between England and Scotland. Now protected by English Heritage, this impressive fortress boasts scary dungeons where Jacobite prisoners licked the walls to quench their thirst. A recently opened exhibition forms a useful introduction to the castle's colourful history.
So when you're planning your next staycation, bear the Eden Valley in mind for excellent accommodation, food and natural and man-made attractions.
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The North West province is home to the Taung Heritage Site, where a 2 million-year-old fossilised skull was found.
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Sun City resort, Africa's world-renowned conference, casino and entertainment complex, offers some of the best North West province meetings venues. It has facilities for 6 000 delegates plus a host of accommodation and entertainment options that include superb golf courses.
Adjacent to Sun City, the Big 5 Pilanesberg Game Reserve offers several meeting options. The reserve's Bakubung Bush Lodge can cater for 120 conference delegates and offers Big 5 game viewing, guided walks and game drives. The nearby Kwa Maritane Bush Lodge can cater for 264 delegates and offers Big 5 game viewing, an underground hide, guided walks, game drives and a rock climbing wall.
At the 5-star Tau Game Lodge (a 2008 World Luxury Hotel Awards finalist) in the malaria-free Madikwe Game Reserve, there is a convention centre catering for 120 delegates and luxurious spa facilities.
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(Reuters) - Happy, healthy and chock-full of confidence, Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens says he is returning to the track after a seven-year hiatus for one reason: because he can.
In fact, Stevens believes he can return to the saddle as a better rider than the one who won the Kentucky Derby three times and over $221 million in purses.
"My body and my brain are telling me I can come back," Stevens told Reuters on Friday in a telephone interview from Santa Anita Park outside Los Angeles. "It's not something that just happened overnight.
"I've spent the better part of the last three months preparing for what's about to happen. I'm basically trusting my instincts."
Stevens announced Thursday his intention to ride again and that his first time in the starting gate will be aboard Jebrica on Sunday in a $50,000 claiming race at Santa Anita.
The affable jockey had hung up the tack in late 2005 with a battered body and a right knee that caused so much pain it was hard to walk. His road back was almost by accident.
"It started out I just wanted to get on a couple horses in the morning for exercise and fun -- for my own well-being," he said. "The way I felt I was thinking, 'Man, I wish I felt like this the last six or seven years I was riding.'
"My body just continued to improve."
A three-time winner of the Belmont Stakes and a two-time Preakness champion, Stevens captured 4,888 races during his illustrious career, which began in 1979.
"If I get any inkling I'm not a shadow of what I once was and that I'm not an asset to the horses I'm riding, the boots will get hung up as quick as they're going back on," he said.
"I don't plan on going out there and cheating the public, the owners or myself."
Stevens, who will turn 50 in March, weighed 133 pounds as a racing analyst for HRTV last year and Friday was at 119 -- a few more pounds then he will have to carry on Sunday.
He attended a 12-week program at a Seattle facility ostensibly for obese people and finished it in six weeks. His body fat went to 15 percent from 25 percent.
Stevens said he will "cherry pick" his mounts and will not be a regular rider at any track. The Idaho native said he is committed to be an analyst for NBC during the 2013 Triple Crown.
"I'm not going into some intramural league," he said. "I'm coming in at the highest level. There's no warm-up. I'm diving into the deep end. I've got faith in my body and my reaction time.
"Whatever I lack in physical abilities that I had when I was twenty-something, I can make up in experience. It's like watching a veteran quarterback, like Peyton Manning.
"He may not be able to run as fast but it doesn't matter. My reaction time is there. And I can read a defense pretty good. That's what I'm relying on.
Stevens said it was too early to tell if he would ride in this year's Breeders' Cup at Santa Anita.
"Why am I coming back? Because I can. I expect to be better than when I left. Physically I feel better than I did the last six years I was actively riding. Let's see how it plays out."
Stevens, who has won eight Breeders' Cup races, insists he will not be nervous when entering the starting gate on Sunday.
"It's weird, last night was almost like the Twilight Zone," he said. "I'm watching the Fiesta Bowl, sitting on my chair with the fire going, waiting for a big race on Sunday.
"I'm not nervous at all. I'm excited. It's a weird feeling. I feel like I've never been away."
Reporting by Steve Ginsburg in Washington; Editing by Frank Pingue


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo Men's Soccer program has announced the first four signees of its 2011 recruiting class. Midfielder's Bruno Da Silva and Joel Purkiss will join defender Sean Mcfarlane and goalkeeper Nolan Peek on the Lions' roster beginning in the fall of 2011.
In total, the Lions see nine additions from last year's squad, including four defenders, three midfielders, one forward, and one goal keeper.
"I am very excited to get on the field with the team," said first year coach Keith Fulk. "I look forward to evaluating their talent and getting them to believe in one another as we prepare for our first game. I feel this team has potential and can put a good product on the field that fans can enjoy."
The nine newcomers will join the 15 returners from last season's 9-6 squad. Each of the 24 are expected to make a contribution to the team's efforts over the course to the their 15-game regular season schedule.
Bruno Da Silva
5-5, Midfield
Lake Alfred, Fla.
Auburndale Senior High School
Da Silva joins the Lions from Auburndale Senior High School after playing four years under Coach Guy Jennings. The midfielder was tabbed 2010 and 2011 Soccer Player of the Year by the Ledger and Newschief newspaper while also being selected an ESPN All-American in 2010.
Coach's Perspective: ""Bruno is a talented young player. He brings a new level of creativity and flare to our midfield position that will cause real problems with our opposition. He garnered All-State recognition through high school and played at a very high club level with the Clearwater Chargers Academy Team. Bruno is also an excellent student off the field and will make an immediate impact on and off the field."
Joel Purkiss
6-1, Midfield
Sheffield, England
King Edwards VII High School / Herkimer Country Community College
Purkiss, a native of Sheffield, England, competed at King Edwards VII High School under the tutelage of Phil Wymer. Purkiss was listed as the team's top goal scorer five consecutive years and Player of the Year on two occasions. After his successful stint at King Edwards, Purkiss spent two seasons at Herkimer County CC. While there, the attacking midfielder helped lead his team to a Region III Championship while earning Player of the Year accolades. He wrapped-up his stint at HCCC with a selection to the Division III All-Soccer Tournament Team.
Coach's Perspective: "Joel is a talented player that did very well at the junior college level. He is very good at keeping the ball, connecting passes, and dictating the tempo of the game. He had great success at Herkimer, earning All American honors and we hope to see that translate here to Saint Leo. His experience and ability will be welcomed in a position where we lost a lot of talent."
Sean Mcfarlane
5-11, Defender
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
American Heritage High School
Mcfarlane is talented defender who spent four seasons under Marcel Nevelef at American Heritage High School. The gifted back helped solidify the back four and will be a critical piece of the Lions' success over the next four seasons.
Coach's Perspective: "Sean is an extremely gifted athlete. He brings speed and tenacity as a defender that will be an asset to our team. The Weston FC Academy product will help sure up a backline that graduated some crucial players. He brings depth and athleticism to our team and will look to compete for playing time right away."
Nolan Peek
6-3, Goalkeeper
Grayslake, Ill.
Grayslake North HS
Peek spent four seasons at Grayslake North High School under the tutelage of Adam DeCaluwe. The 6'3" 'keeper put together a stellar resume during his stint with Grayslake as he was named Daily Herald All-Area and First Team All-Conference. In addition, Peek holds the GNHS records for shutouts with 12, and led the teams charge at a conference title in 2010.
Coach's Perspective: "Nolan is a solid young goalkeeper that has a lot of experience playing at a high level. He is a very good shot stopper and organizes his team well. His size and presence in goal make him formidable in net. He will join a strong goalkeeping contingent with returners Jake Hirst, McKenzey Scott and Sean Jones. Nolan will push the others right away for playing time, in what will be a fierce goalkeeper competition."
The Lions will open their fall campaign with a trip to Orlando, Fla. as they will take on Division I opponent the University of Central Florida on Saturday, August 20.


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Robert Howard Gray
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Robert Howard Gray "Bob" born December 1, 1930 in Viola, Marshall Co., West Virginia to Brady Leland Gray and Evelyn May "Howard" Gray.
Bob completed 8 years of schooling at the Viola Elementary School in Viola, West Virginia. During the school years he worked on the family farm. At the age of 18 Bob worked in Construction until he enlisted in the Army.
Bob enlisted Feb. 1951 "To see more of the world. " He completed Boot Camp at Fort Jackson, South Carolina after which he was assigned to Love Company, 35th Infantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Division in Korea. While in Boot Camp Bob disliked, "the sand and chiggers."
Specialties were the Rifle; Bob was an excellent Marksman from an early age, often times providing meat for the table.
His military service was served at Fort Jackson and Korea from Feb. 1951 to Oct. 20, 1951 with the 35th Infantry Regiment.
For his service in the Army Bob received the following awards and medals; Purple Heart, Combat Infantry Badge, Korean Service Medal, United Nations Service Medal, National Defense Medal, Korean Presidential Unit Citation, Republic of Korea Service Medal.
In his first letter to his mother after arriving in Korea he said he enjoyed the Army. He also wrote in the letter to his mother, "but be glad this isn't happening in the US."
On Oct 20, 1951 PFC Robert Howard Gray was KIA in Korea. His body was sent home and buried in the Sandhill Cemetery, Marshall Co., West Virginia.


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Not covering the AL anymore, Anaheim is one of the places I miss. Toronto and Seattle, too. And, Cleveland because it is home. This could be one of the nicest parks in the majors. A real garden spot. You were a little closer to the field before the renovation. And, the old park had a Cinnabon stand right below the press box. A far better smell, I might add, than anything at Shea or Yankee Stadiums.
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We're about 45 minutes away and everybody is here, but Omar Minaya. Like the Church thing, the Mets have butchered this. If the Mets were 15 games below .500 and the players weren't hustling, then do it. They are two games below.
I have never thought firing the manager was the answer, but we're sure to hear it again this series. Afterall, the Angels have the second-best record in the majors so them winning a couple isn't unrealistic to assume.
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David was one of eight children born to observant Jewish parents living in the small town of Delyatin. During World War I, David served in the Austrian army. Following the war, he married Frieda Gaenger and moved to Stanislav [Stanislawow]. There, David worked in his father-in-law's lumber business.
1933-39: David had a post as vice-director of the forestry ministry's regional office. His three daughters attended private schools. David was an ardent Zionist, and looked forward to moving his family to Palestine soon. In August 1939 his oldest daughter married a man from Palestine; just before Soviet forces occupied Stanislav on September 18, 1939, the couple left for Palestine.
1940-45: The Germans occupied Stanislav in July 1941. Before year's end, they had killed David's wife and youngest daughter, leaving David and his middle daughter, Amalie. In 1942 he was deported on a train headed to the Belzec death camp. He pried boards from the car floor and escaped by lowering himself from the moving train onto the tracks. He ran to a farmhouse where a Ukrainian peasant agreed to keep him if he worked on her farm. Though safe, he felt he had to look for Amalie. He boarded a train for Stanislav.
En route, David was betrayed, turned over to police, and executed. Unknown to him, Amalie had already escaped from Stanislav and was living near the farm where he worked.
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The woman wrote anonymously to police in Avon and Somerset and in Devon and Cornwall after contacting Crimestoppers.
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WORKERS at an East Lancashire bakery will be ready for a well-earned rest this Easter after sales of hot cross buns reached record levels.
More than 100,000 packs of the traditional Easter treat have rolled off the production line at Clayton Park Bakery – more than double last year's bake.
Ovens at Clayton Park's newly-opened second unit, in Huncoat, have been busy since January baking the spiced classic.
Managing director Barry Thomas said: "The demand for the traditional hot cross bun builds year on year. It's almost at a point where we're thinking about baking them all year round.
"In fact, they're proving so popular we're also thinking of expanding the range for next year, with a few twists on the traditional recipe."
Each one of Clayton Park's buns has its trademark 'cross' piped on by hand.
Mr Thomas added: "I think the new packaging has certainly helped to boost sales, and the fact we've now got a second bakery means we've got the capacity to cope with the extra demand."
The majority of the hot cross buns will go to Spar stores across the north west.
The bakers also supplies a range of pies, cakes and savouries to football clubs, including Liverpool, Everton, Blackburn Rovers and Accrington Stanley, as well as supermarket Booths and hundreds of small shops.
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I love the way contemporary fashion gets refocused through the prism of Japanese culture. Many a times when I flip through Men's No No, the brother publication to Spur magazine, I wonder why is it that no "Western" mag has managed to capture those street style pages with the vivacity apprent in the pages of MNN. You get a sense of a strict and structured design policy but certain elements: namely the product pages and those street style snaps are just so gorgeously organized it creates a form of cultural envy. Well I'm hoping this new book The Secret Sense Of Japanese Magazine Design will dissolve the mystery.
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A MAN has been charged in connection with the death of Daniel Robbie whose body was found in undergrowth near the Upton bypass last September.
The 23-year-old young father had been riding a child's micro scooter in the early hours of Sunday, September 15.
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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by HoustonFrog, Feb 15, 2013.
Hmmm... bring him in for a look see if cheap?
(sorry for title... should be GOING to be released)
There's our safety....
Seeing as he thought he deserved the $9 million he was due, and wasn't willing to restructure, I doubt he'd come cheap.
He's WAY too old and he'd be nothing but a progress stopper.
Would love to have had him 10 years ago, but not today.
Would rather go after Ronde Barber if we go the "veteran" route. He had a decent season at FS and knows Kiffin's system.
Good point.. but I don't think he is a FA though. Is he?
Much to the dismay of Packer fans. Any chance the Cowboys take a look at the 36 year old corner? I think he still has some good football left in him. He may not be the elite corner he once was, but he's still better than a lot of guys in this league. Maybe a permanent move to Safety would help preserve him a bit. He played there some last season and played well. He certainly has the ball-hawking skills to make the move. What do you guys think?
The Green Bay Packers will release 2009's Defensive Player of the Year, Charles Woodson, NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reported.
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"They're getting ready to release him. It's part of the business," agent Carl Poston said. "I just talked to him. He sounds like he has a lot of football left.
"He'd like to go play for a contender, win another Super Bowl."
Woodson was due $9 million in 2013 and would count $10 million against the cap. He's just not worth that any longer.
Woodson moved to safety last season as his cover skills declined. The Packers went with the cornerback trio of Tramon Williams, Sam Shields and rookie Casey Hayward. They have young talent in safeties Morgan Burnett, M.D. Jennings and Jerron McMillian.
It will be interesting to see where Woodson lands. He's 36 years old and not the same playmaker he once was. But Woodson brings a strong presence to the locker room and is an upgrade from over plenty of corners in the league.
He can cover on the inside, matches up well with athletic tight ends and is still disruptive around the line of scrimmage. His intelligence enables him to be a coach on the field and makes up for some physical limitations. Woodson always was a risk-taker, but that started to become a problem as he lost a step.
You have to take the good with the bad when it comes to Woodson at this point of his career.
There will be teams that want Woodson on the roster. He could be the missing veteran piece for an organization ready for a championship run.
Could be our missing piece
Maybe, but I just don't like the idea of going after anyone with that kind of mileage on his tires. He could probably be a good box safety, but if Church is healthy, that would be his position. Not sure how much Woodson has left, and he can't cover very well anymore. Plus, he still won't come terribly cheap. Personally, I'd look elsewhere.
He is almost done as a player, maybe has one or two years left max,
He would be good as a mentor to the youngins but way too expensive to fill that role.
Pass on him and get someone younger IMO.
No more old guys!!
No and we shouldn't go after Titus Young either.
Too old and injured no thanks.
Woodson has been huge for GB for years. Nobody wanted this guy when Oakland released him but he became a star with the packers. Have to agree his age maybe caught up with him. Kaepernick abused him with the pass and run in the playoffs....Charles looked slow and o/p most of the game.
no thanks to bringing him in but I will say CW is easily one of my favorite all-time college players. I also feel forever indebted to him for winning the heisman over Manning whom everyone, including him, thought he was 'entitled' to it.
He had a great run there.
Good idea. In 2003.
Heck in 2003-2005 Charles Woodson fell slowly out of favor with the Raiders and was considered across the league as a malcontent.
When he finally hit the FA market after the 2005 season there was no rush for anyone to sign him -- basically almost no-one wanted him. He didn't want to play for GB and only accepted their offer because nobody else was very interested.


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Back when the Skip Bertman era began at LSU, the Tigers still played the occasional day game.
It was a quaint idea, a fun reason to ditch that afternoon class across campus or cut out of work early when a gorgeous spring day made it impossible to tolerate staying inside.
As the program began to take off, though, day games at Alex Box Stadium became a relic of the past, something few, if any, remember anymore. Not many folks took advantage of those daytime starts — like many LSU games back in the early '80s they usually drew an intimate gathering of a few hundred diehards. Soon night games were a necessity to accommodate the thousands of fans who were drawn by the success of Tigers baseball.
College baseball has been on a parallel upward arc of popularity over the past 25 years or so as well. The NCAA tournament has expanded from 48 to 64 teams, now includes both regionals and super regionals, and every single game is televised on one or more ESPN platforms. The college game now has a sparkling new palace to call home, TD Ameritrade Park Omaha, the beacon that draws every team beginning in February.
But progress is rarely all positive. Even when much is gained, something is invariably lost.
Consider ESPN showing every NCAA tournament game this year. "Every game" meant some contests, like every one from the Baton Rouge regional, were on ESPN3 or WatchESPN. For LSU baseball fans that was a step backward from the days when an entity like Ronny Rantz's Jumbo Sports Network bought the rights to televise the regional to LSU fans who couldn't squeeze in to Alex Box.
As for the College World Series' new home, there is no question the ballpark is an upgrade over old Rosenblatt Stadium, a collection of jigsaw pieces the NCAA and the city of Omaha assembled into a 24,000-seat ballpark over the years.
TDAPO is clean, has a broad, sweeping main concourse that allows you to keep up with the lack of offense on the field from any concession or souvenir stand, much improved locker room facilities, indoor batting tunnels and state-of-the-art media facilities.
What it doesn't have is charm, something the College World Series has lost in the quest to be bigger and better.
Rosenblatt wasn't the best ballpark in America. It had claustrophobic, dark concourses, few of the all-important club seats and cramped clubhouses for the participating teams. It was the kind of place where you had to go outside to change your mind.
But what it lacked in modern amenities it made up for with buckets of homey ambiance. It fit into the slightly gritty South Omaha neighborhood that grew up around it like a ball in a well broken in baseball glove. The ballpark was like a beloved weekend retreat on False River — not the place where you would want to entertain heads of state, but where you wanted to visit over and over again.
TD Ameritrade Park shiny and new and is surrounded by shiny new restaurants, watering holes and eateries. As an example of urban renewal, it's top notch. Who knew Omaha could look so slick and refined?
But the new ballpark has the feel of something valuable behind glass that is to be admired but not touched, and certainly not a place where you would feel comfortable putting your feet up on the furniture. It's a place you would like to visit, but sort of like going to the White House. You're afraid if you sit on a chair the Secret Service is going to come repelling out of the rafters and hoist you away.
Another thing TD Ameritrade Park probably has over Rosenblatt: big walk-in freezers. In that respect, the new CWS ballpark is in keeping with the warm and fuzzy feeling that everyone gets from the NCAA.
At least TDAPO accomplishes one very important thing: it kept the College World Series in Omaha with an unprecedented 25-year contract. If a new home that leaves everyone with a bit of a chill is the Faustian bargain necessary to guarantee that the city which nurtured the CWS – which loved it before rest of the country figured out it was cool — then it's worth the loss of rough-hewn folksiness that was Rosenblatt. But just barely.
Here's a suggestion: bring in the TDAPO outfield fences 10 feet and allow parents to take their kids down into the space between the outfield wall and the bleachers to watch through some old-fashioned knotholes.
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PLANS to build 200 homes on a popular Worcester beauty spot have been unanimously opposed by St Peter's Parish Council.
The council has joined the fight against the bid from Miller Homes for housing on the green fields at Middle Battenhall Farm in the hope it will be thrown out by Worcester City Council planners.
Cllr Mike Johnson, the parish council's vice chairman, said: "It has already been to planning and it has already been rejected once. Have they answered all the queries from the planning inspector? You have to assume they have."
County councillor Marc Bayliss believes the proposals are the "thin end of the wedge" and has concerns any development of the site could lead to more homes built and eventually see it join up with the ward of St Peter's.
"I don't think the infrastructure is sufficient to cater for that and it certainly won't be to cater for hundreds more.
A government planning inspector has ruled that the number of properties in the South Worcestershire Development Plan must be increased by 22 per cent before it can be accepted - taking the total to more than 28,000 homes.
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This summer, writer/director Chaz Lee and Valley production company Six Gun Entertainment, LLC are filming the first-ever feature length western, "Copper Wind," filmed exclusively in Arizona. The production, which centers on love, hate, vengeance and discovery, will feature all Arizona scenery and talent.
Production began on June 6, with a cast of more than 25 Arizona professionals. Numerous other Arizona personalities will make cameo appearances in the film, including:
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LUNCHTIME, February 9 1961 – all over Liverpool city centre, thousands of workers were streaming out of offices and shops to enjoy an hour away from the cash till, telephone or desk.
One of them was Alex Mckechnie. But instead of his usual lunchtime routine, on that Thursday he headed straight for nearby Mathew Street where he'd been told a local band just back from Hamburg was making an appearance.
That band was the Beatles, and next week – and half-a-century later – Alex will be among those back in the (current) Cavern to mark the 50th anniversary of John, Paul, George, and Pete Best's first appearance at the legendary club.
Cavern Club bosses are planning a day of celebrations to mark the date, and they want as many Liverpudlians, particularly original 'Cavern dwellers' from the early 1960s to come along and join the free festivities.
"I was working at a printers as a messenger boy, a couple of hundred yards down the street," says Alex, who was the tender age of 16 at the time.
"I'd seen the Beatles in Litherland Town Hall a couple of months before, and then at Lathom Hall. I went to most of the shows put on by Brian Kelly at the time, and we'd heard there was a band from Germany coming to Litherland.
"So me and my chum went along, and it was the Beatles.
"I wanted to see them again because they were so different to other bands playing the circuit. The Beatles were quite irreverent to the audience, and quite mischievous. They were also quite insulting – they were the first punk band in my opinion."
Their appearance, in Cuban heels, black leather jackets and trousers, and the sheer level of noise they generated – stamping their feet in time to Pete Best's drum beat, was also exciting for the teenage Alex and his friend.
And so it was that the youngster decided to spend that particular lunch hour on February 9 at the Cavern.
The band's first gig wasn't publicised, and, Alex recalls, the club wasn't anywhere near as full in the way it soon would be when word got around about the Beatles' appearances there.
"For the first few times I went to see them at the Cavern it wasn't really that packed," he says.
"I think their performance was just as good as it had been at Litherland, but possibly a bit better because the place was so compressed and small, and you could stand in front of them.
"It was an intimate atmosphere."
And the Beatles also appeared to enjoy the atmosphere of those noon to 2pm sessions.
"We were playing to our own fans who were just like us," George Harrison would say in later years.
"They would come in at lunchtimes and bring their sandwiches to eat. We would do the same, eating our lunch while we played."
In fact George, still two weeks shy of his 18th birthday, was almost barred from the club on that first visit after turning up in jeans, which were banned.
It was only after persuading famous Cavern doorman Paddy Delaney that he was actually performing on stage that he was allowed in.
Alex, who later became the booking manager for the club in the 90s, and a director of the Mathew Street Festival, remembers joking and banter being a big part of the Beatles' routine in those early Cavern days, taking the mickey out of each other and singing skits on adverts and children's programmes such as Torchy the battery boy.
John Lennon was usually at the centre of the larking around, and the late Beatle recounted: "In those old Cavern days, half the thing was just ad lib, what you'd call comedy. We just used to mess about, jump into the audience, do anything."
"We were too shy to speak to them," says Alex. "But they were very approachable.
"John Lennon couldn't see the audience and he used to glare at them with his eyes half closed, so people didn't tend to speak to him, they spoke to Paul or Pete.
"But it was only because he couldn't see without his glasses."
Two years and 291 performances later, at their last show there in August 1963, their fee would be £300, but the late Bob Wooler remembers the Beatles were paid the princely sum of £5 for that first appearance in February 1961.
And Alex for one never thought the lads who laughed and stomped their way through their set would one day become the biggest band the world had ever seen.
"They were just exciting, and entertaining on a local level," he says. "If anyone had said I'll give you a million to one they will get a recording contract in London, I wouldn't have believed it."
Of course the rest, as they say, is history – and history that is now, amazingly, half-a-century old.
Next week's anniversary is one of a slew of Beatles '50ths' over the next decade.
Jon Keats, of the Cavern, says: "The appearance on February 9 was an unadvertised session, and their first advertised lunchtime appearance was on February 21. Their first evening show was March 21.
"We really want to get local people in to the club for the lunchtime session next week which is then followed by live Beatle music throughout the day and night.
"It would be great if people who were there on that first day, or who visited the Cavern in the early 60s, could come along."
The Cavern celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' first appearance next Wednesday with a day of free events starting with a lunchtime session from 1pm.


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THEATRE groups across East Lancashire are celebrating nominations in the National Operatic and Dramatic Association's North West regional awards.
Individual and company performances are lined up in categories to be announced during the annual conference weekend at Manchester's Mercure hotel on May 3 to 5.
Youth productions will be honoured on the Saturday, with adult societies gathering on the Sunday. East Lancashire covers two NODA districts, areas three for Burnley, Pendle and Todmorden, and 12 for Blackburn, Hyndburn, the Ribble Valley and Rossendale.
See the youth nominations in next week's Curtain Raiser.
NOMINATIONS Best supporting male in a musical: Steve Grist, The Beadle, Sweeney Todd, Pendle Hippodrome Theatre Company (PHTC); Patrick Walsh, Gaston, Beauty And The Beast, Rossendale Amateur Operatic Society; Best supporting female in a musical: Joanne Gill, Felicia Gabrial, The Witches of Eastwick, Burnley Light Opera Society (BLOS); Katie Cowburn, Lois Lane, Kiss Me Kate, Clitheroe Parish Church AODS; Best supporting male in a drama: Tim Mason, Private Pike, Dad's Army, PHTC; Geoff Baron, John, Calendar Girls, Blackburn Arts Club (BAC); Best supporting female in a drama: Dorothy Broughton, Mrs Gray, Dad's Army, PHTC; Best male comedy performance: Andy Fraser, Mr Basford et al, Teechers Todmorden Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society (TAODS); Best female comedy performance: Heather Nicholas, Widow Corney, Oliver!, St Cuthbert's Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society; Best staging: The Witches of Eastwick, BLOS; The King And I, Accrington Theatre Group (ATG); Best choreography: Anthony Williams, The Witches of Eastwick, BLOS; Emily Friend The King And I, ATG; Best musical direction: Lisa Manley, Sweeney Todd, PHTC; Best leading male in a musical: Nicholas Gunn, Bill Snibson, Me And My Girl, Blackburn Musical Theatre Company (BMTC); Best leading male in a drama: Chris Berry, George, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, TAODS; Dylan Allcock, Eddie, Blood Brothers, Blackburn Drama Club (BDC); Best leading female in a drama: Katrina Heath, Martha, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, TAODS; Claire St Pierre, Emily Bronte, Bronte, BDC; Best artistic direction of a musical: Howard G Raw, Sweeney Todd, PHTC; Best artistic direction of a drama: John Spooner, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, TAODS; Gayle Knight, The Curious Savage, Oswaldtwistle Players; Best pantomime: Jack And The Beanstalk, Bacup Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society (BAODS); Best concert/revue: From Bow Bells to Broadway, BAODS; Best G&S production: Patience, Blackburn G&S Society; Best drama: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, TAODS; Calendar Girls, BAC; Best musical: Sweeney Todd, PHTC; Me And My Girl, BMTC.


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It features a covered bluestone front porch, a long, wrap-around raised bluestone patio and a balcony accessed from the master bedroom suite, all of which have views of a pond that abuts the property as well as across the street.
The "view" inside is also attractive. It was designed by Megan Robertson of MLR Properties. The front door opens to the entrance foyer, which has a hardwood floor with a darker wood border. Unlike most houses, the formal front staircase is not immediately visible. It is not even accessed from the foyer, but rather a hall between the living room and family room.
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Destination: Africa
Embarkation: Dubai
On the plus side, the itinerary was wonderful. We visited some incredible places. The beds were the most comfortable we have had on a cruise ship, the staff were always smiling, polite and helpful. The ship although basic was clean. There were plenty of towels and lotions including after sun which was welcome.
When we booked the holiday with Iglu we were under the impression that gratuities were compulsory but flexible. In actual fact there are no gratuities only a compulsory service charge of €8 pp/day, the first half of which was taken from our bank account half way through the cruise.
On the Costa web site a 5% discount was available for tour reservations before 31 January. Because I have walking difficulties we decided to reserve the easy trips, as we thought they would be the popular ones and spent €1,500. Had we known that the ship would be less than half full, we More wouldn't have bothered. When we arrived on the ship the tours were the same price as we paid. When we enquired at the Tour Desk we were told that this package was not available on neo Riviera!! As we had to put the code for the ship, our booking number and name when reserving these tours we feel we were mis-sold these trips. When we asked to see the Tour Manager she suggested we put in a Formal Remark Form which would be stamped and sent to the Head Office in Genoa. We would get a reply very quickly – certainly before the end of the cruise. To date we have not even had an acknowledgement, so we will be pursuing this.
We have been on many cruises and have never known the self service restaurant to close during the day. There was nowhere to get water tea or coffee while the restaurant was closed unless you bought them at the bar or had the drinks package which although advertised on the internet before the cruise at €19 increased to €28 once on ship. The restaurant closed for the day at 21.30 which meant that after the show in the theatre there was nowhere to go for refreshment before bed. We only used the Cetara Restaurant once but were not impressed with the menu. The self service restaurant had lots of salad and fresh fruit, an omelette station at breakfast time and a grill bar on deck at lunch time, together with a pizzeria. These were the only really hot food. The cooked food in the self service restaurant was at best passable and was only warm and very rarely were there any hot plates.
Because there were multi-national guests, all announcements were made in several different languages which at times was quite tedious. There was also piped music everywhere except cabins, including the library. Even the port talks were conducted with piped music in the background.
Overall the cruise was not as cheap as we were led to believe as the Service charge was over £500 for the five weeks and everything on board was very expensive – drinks, photographs etc. However the itinerary was superb.
Further emails to Customer services from the UK regarding the misselling of excursions have been similarly ignored!! Less
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