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P!NK Talks Beauty Must-Haves and Body-Sculpting Workouts
Written on January 27, 2014 at 9:35 am , by Molly Ritterbeck
If there's one singer out there who knows how to Get the Party Started, it's P!NK. On her The Truth About Love Tour, she flies through the air Matrix-style, performs acrobatic moves worthy of the Cirque du Soleil (as proven in last night's Grammy performance), and tears up the stage with her dance moves all while showing off her rock hard abs—oh, and belting lyrics of course! But that's just her day job. She's also a busy working mom and one of the beautiful faces of CoverGirl. We got the chance to grill her on what's in her beauty bag and how she stays in sick shape.
Your CoverGirl ads are gorgeous and fierce! Did you pick up any cool makeup tips while on set that you can share?
"Well, a lot of people might know this but an eyelash curler really gives your lashes amazing lift. Also, a dab of concealer under the eyes is the best quick-fix for dark circles, especially for tired moms like me."
What's one beauty product you have to have right now?
"Right now, I love CoverGirl Bombshell Mascara ($10, covergirl.com). There's one coat for volume and another coat that intensifies for noticeable lashes. The result is this dark sexy lacquered look. Sometimes a girl just wants to flaunt her sexy!"
What's the one beauty staple you have to have on everyday?
"I guess I'd have to say foundation, but nothing too heavy or unnatural. The CoverGirl TruBlend Foundation ($10, covergirl.com) is great because it feels really lightweight and it's so super blendable that even I can't mess it up."
For someone who colors their hair often, it must be tough to avoid damage. What do you do to keep your strands healthy?
"I've been told that washing it every day can make hair dry but with being on tour and being so active, skipping a wash isn't really an option. The good thing is that when it's short like this, I don't have to use a hairdryer, so that helps and I use a deep conditioning treatment when I have downtime. I'm lucky that I have people to help me with these things!"
Switching gears a bit, your tour is really physical. How do you train and how do you manage to stay in shape while traveling?
"My show is pretty demanding, physically, so on tour, I work out about 5 times a week. I do an hour of cardio and an hour of yoga with my dancers before almost every show. It's intense, I know. Sometimes I feel more like an athlete than a singer!"
How do you keep your diet on track while you're on the road?
"I try to eat really healthy most of the time. When I'm not on tour, I've done the vegan thing, although I sometimes eat chicken and fish. But on tour is a different story. I don't beat myself up over every little food choice. If I'm hungry for bread or pasta or a French fry, I eat it. I cannot resist cheesecake! You can't be too controlled."
When you're not touring, how do you find time to fit in a workout as a busy mom?
"I try to find the time to do something active every day, whether it's hiking or running or anything outdoors. I like the results—feeling strong, and I think that challenging myself physically keeps me more mentally aware so I'm better able to tackle all of the other stuff. Even when you're not in the mood, it's worth motivating yourself to do."
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BCA Beauty: Bigger and Better Than Ever!
Written on October 10, 2013 at 4:19 pm , by Fitness Magazine
Every October, beauty companies create products that not only help women look gorgeous (we all know the power of a lipstick!), but more importantly, help fight the battle against breast cancer. Checkout a few of our favorite pink picks on shelves this month that are guaranteed to help you look good and feel even better.
For the makeup obsessed:
Sonia Kashuk Proudly Pink Five-Piece Purse Brush Set ($16, target.com)
Yes, these pink bristle brushes will look adorable displayed on your vanity (and chic in their sleek black travel case) but they'll also meet all of your makeup application needs by swiping on powder, blush, bronzer, concealer, eyeshadow and liner seamlessly. As a breast cancer survivor herself, makeup artist Sonia Kashuk knows the significance of supporting such an amazing cause, which is why 15 percent of the sales benefit The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
For the fragrance fanatic:
Evelyn Lauder Dream Solid Perfume Compact ($50, esteelauder.com available through 6/30/14 while supplies last)
Pleasures' fans, you're in luck. The iconic floral scent now comes housed in a glossy, Pink Ribbon design compact that's perfect to toss in your purse or gym bag (read: no spillage!). Most impressive: 100 percent of sales will go to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. In addition, the Estée Lauder Companies is launching their BCA campaign—Let's Defeat Breast Cancer. We're Stronger Together.—with hopes of raising $5 million worldwide. Get involved by creating your "Circle of Strength" by visiting their website here, which will then link to your Facebook friends and watch three inspiring breast cancer survivors' uplifting videos here.
For the DIY nail artist:
OPI Pink of Hearts 2013 Polish Duo ($16, ulta.com)
The nail art possibilities are endless with this year's Pink of Hearts' set, which includes Pinking of You (a sheer pink) and More than a Glimmer (a new silver glitter and multi-colored flecked hue) along with 10 pink ribbon stickers and 10 crystal decals. OPI is donating $25,000 in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month to Susan G. Komen plus $5,000 to Rethink Breast Cancer in Canada.
For the lipstick lover:
Clinique Pink with a Purpose ($15, sephora.com)
The company whipped up a limited edition shade of Almost Lipstick fittingly named Pink Ribbon Honey that glides on sheer and delivers a soft pink that flatters every skintone. Stash it in the coordinating mini pouch along with your cards. An incentive to buy more than just one (and stock up on holiday gifts): Clinique will donate $3 from each purchase to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
For the skincare junky:
GlamGlow Cure Sexy YouthMud ($69, sephora.com)
One of Sephora's top-sellers is getting a girly (pink) makeover for October. Filled with clay, pumice rock particles and pieces of green tea leaf, 10-minutes with this face mask slathered on your skin will leave it even and glowing. Buy in bulk: GlamGlow will donate 25 percent of its profits to The National Breast Cancer Foundation.
For the grooming goddess:
Tweezerman 2013 Precision in Pink Slant Tweezer ($22, tweezerman.com)
Now's the prime time to chuck your dull tweezers and upgrade to this limited edition pink version that's adorned with the Breast Cancer Awareness ribbon and a Swarovski crystal sure to glam up any tool kit (and serve as a reminder to do a monthly breast exam). The brand will donate $1 from each purchase to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure and the CEW Cancer and Careers organizations among other charities throughout the country.
For the long hair lover:
Pantene Beautiful Lengths Collection ($4-$6, drugstore.com)
Suds up with this strand-strengthening shampoo and conditioner (keep the 2-in-1 in your gym bag), tame fuzz with the finishing crème and treat locks to the moisturizing mask once a week. And if you're ready to make a chop, you can donate your length to someone in need. For more info., visit click here. Pantene will donate over $500,000 to create free, real-hair wigs for women undergoing cancer treatments, which are distributed at select American Cancer Society wig banks.
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Favorite Find Friday: Nars Blush in Gaiety
Written on September 6, 2013 at 9:56 am , by Fitness Magazine
You know that lit-from-within glow often spotted on the cheeks of your favorite celebrity or magazine cover star (Fitness' cover girl and rumored girlfriend to Derek Jeter, Hannah Davis, is working it on our September issue)? Well, I've found a dream product that delivers the perfect pink flush reminiscent of an after-workout glow minus the sweat-soaked clothes. Nars Blush in Gaiety ($29, narscosmetics.com) is an in-your-face hot pink that at first glance appears a bit intimidating. But don't be thrown by the nearly-neon hue because once you sweep this onto the apples of your cheeks, you will be amazed at how natural and flattering this shade is. It goes on sheer and doesn't overpower your whole look, so you have the freedom to play up bold eye makeup or a strong lip color. So even if you're not a cover model, or Derek Jeter isn't the one making you blush, you can still fake a flirty look with this pretty powder.
—Karee Hackel, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go, Favorite Find Friday | Tags: blush, cover look, flush, NARS, pink
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Favorite Find Friday: Jane Iredale Just Kissed Lip Plumper in L.A.
Written on March 30, 2012 at 2:01 pm , by April Franzino
We're on an endless quest for the perfect pink lip color, and have finally found true love in Jane Iredale Just Kissed Lip Plumper in L.A. The medium-rose hue has just enough pigment and subtle gold flecks to enhance your lips' natural shape and color, making them look pouty and lush. Shea butter makes the formula feel as hydrating as a lip balm, and ginger and peppermint extracts give it a refreshing bit of tingle. It complements any makeup look, requires zero effort, and brings us as close to Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's pillowy pout as we're ever going to get— all we're really looking for in a lip product!
Tell us: Have you found the perfect pink lip color?
Categories: Beauty On the Go, Favorite Find Friday | Tags: hydrate, Jane Iredale Just Kissed Lip Plumper in L.A., lips, Lipstick, perfect pink, pink
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Favorite Find Friday: TheBalm Hot Mama! Blush/Shadow
Written on April 1, 2011 at 10:29 am , by April Franzino
We all have days when we need something that makes us look alive—fast. A dusting of pinky-peach, slightly glimmery TheBalm Hot Mama! Blush/Shadow does the trick for us: In seconds, we have a healthy, just-in-from-the-outdoors flush, and our bags/dark circles are less noticeable. You can even swipe it on lids and lips for a pulled-together look in a flash. What's your favorite beauty-boosting product?
Categories: Beauty On the Go, Favorite Find Friday | Tags: blush, boost, glimmer, glow, healthy, peach, pink, shadow, TheBalm
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Behind-the-Scenes of our "Spring Awakening" Shoot: Part 8
Written on March 14, 2011 at 9:53 am , by April Franzino
In the final episode behind-the-scenes of our March "Spring Awakening" feature photo shoot, Mary Kay celebrity makeup artist Ashunta Sheriff shows us how to add a pop of pink to your look:
Ready, set, spring!
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: Ashunta Sheriff, behind the scenes, blush, cheek, cheeks, lip color, Mary Kay, pink, pop of color, Spring Awakening
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Favorite Find Friday: LORAC Blush in Desire
Written on October 15, 2010 at 12:06 pm , by April Franzino
Something about the chilly fall air gives us a hankering for rosy, flushed cheeks. Our favorite way to fake them (when we're not working up a natural glow at the gym)? LORAC Blush in Desire, a true pink that looks bold in the pan, but goes on sheer thanks to a touch of glimmer. We've been wearing this shade for years, and have never gotten so many compliments on a cheek color. What's your favorite way to blush?
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|#66 Tony Ugoh
Courtesy: Razorback Media Relations
Release: 09/02/2005
Houston, Texas
(Westfield HS)
OUTLOOK: A veteran of 29 collegiate contests, he has been Arkansas' starting left tackle for the past two seasons. He has been instrumental in the Razorbacks' dominating rushing attack. He has all the physical tools to be one of the best offensive tackles in the SEC. The two-sport athlete missed portions of spring practice while competing in the discus for the UA track and field team. He appears primed for a career year as the Razorbacks' starter at left tackle.
2006 (Track and Field): He made five appearances in the indoor season competing in the weight throw. He marked a season-best throw of 59-0.75 at the New Balance Invite on Feb. 4, where he finished fifth, and finished a season-high second at the Razorback Invitational on Jan. 21 with a toss of 57-11.25. During the outdoor season, he competed in the discus on five occasions. He marked a season-best toss of 164-7 in his first meet of the season at the Texas Relays. He finished 12th in Austin. At the TCU Invitational, he earned his highest finish of the season, seventh, with a throw of 162-6. He ended the season with a 20th-place finish and a throw of 140-8.5 at the SEC Championships.
2005: A mainstay on the Hogs' offensive front, he started all 11 games at left tackle. He was a key contributor to the Razorbacks' SEC-leading 216.9 yards per game on the ground. The rushing average also ranked Arkansas 12th in the nation in that category. He cleared the way for 10 100-yard rushing performances and a 1,000-yard rusher (Darren McFadden). He also led the team in knockdown blocks with 64 and led the Razorbacks in that statistic in five games (Missouri State, USC, Alabama, Ole Miss and LSU). � He recorded a team-high 11 knockdown blocks and graded out at 87 percent on 67 snaps in the season opener against Missouri State. He helped three UA running backs gain 100-yards or more in the victory. He racked up a season-high 14 knockdowns on 74 snaps against Vanderbilt. He graded out at 90 percent in the SEC opener against the Commodores. He tallied five knockdown blocks at No. 1 USC. He graded out at 82 percent at Alabama and tied for the team lead with three knockdown blocks. He also made his second career tackle against the Crimson Tide. He played 59 snaps against Louisiana-Monroe, earning an 88 percent grade and six knockdown blocks. He graded out at 87 percent against Auburn, tallying one knockdown block against the Tigers. He had nine knockdown blocks in 72 snaps at No. 4. Georgia. He also netted a grade of 88 percent against the Bulldogs. He had two knockdown blocks and graded out at 90 percent on 73 snaps against South Carolina. He led the team with three knockdown blocks at Ole Miss, while grading out at a team-best 85 percent on 62 snaps. He helped clear the way for 247 yards rushing against Mississippi State. He graded out at 86 percent on 67 snaps with four knockdown blocks. He also made a tackle against the Bulldogs. He finished the season with a team-high six knockdown blocks at No. 3 LSU.
2005 (Track and Field): He competed in the throwing events for Arkansas, and his best performance came at the SEC Indoor Championships when he registered a personal-best and school-record mark of 60-4.50 for seventh place in the shot put. His two points helped Arkansas claim its 12th indoor league title. During the outdoor campaign he regionally qualified in the discus with a career-best throw of 172-01 at the Penn Relays and moved up to fourth on UA's all-time top 10 list.
2004: He started 10 of 11 games at left tackle for the Razorbacks. He missed the Georgia game after recovering from kidney stones. He averaged an 87.7 percent grade on running plays and a 92.3 percent on passing plays on the campaign. He graded out at 91 percent or better in six of 10 contests. He collected 42 knockdown blocks in 10 games of action for an average of 4.2 knockdowns a contest. He earned four or more knockdowns in seven of 10 games, including seven of his last eight contests of the season. He helped the Hogs boast the second-best rushing offense in the SEC and the 22nd-best rushing attack in the nation with an average of 187.4 yards per game. � In 44 snaps against New Mexico State, he earned three knockdown blocks and an overall grade of 91 percent (92 run, 90 pass). The Hogs racked up 548 yards against the Aggies. He garnered a team-best grade of 97 percent with one knockdown block against No. 7 Texas. He graded out at 97 percent in both the running and passing games. He recorded eight knockdown blocks and helped the Hogs rack up 571 yards of total offense against Louisiana-Monroe. He posted 96 percent and 95 percent grades, in run blocking and pass blocking, respectively. He logged 66 snaps against the Indians. He earned a 91 percent overall grade on 62 snaps against Alabama. He garnered a team-high 93 percent grade on rushing plays and an 89 percent mark on passing plays. He also racked up four knockdown blocks against the Crimson Tide. He earned a team-high grade of 88 percent and recorded a team-best four knockdown blocks in the Hogs' loss to No. 16 Florida. He graded out at 80 percent in the running game and 96 percent on passing plays. He logged 56 snaps and graded out at 87 percent in the passing game in the Razorbacks' 38-20 loss to No. 4 Auburn. He earned a team-leading six knockdown blocks against the Tigers. He did not play against No. 6 Georgia after suffering a bout with kidney stones earlier in the week. He returned to the starting lineup at left tackle against South Carolina. He logged 72 snaps, garnering a grade of 90.5 percent against the Gamecocks. He graded out at 89 percent in the run game and 92 percent in the passing game against USC. He also tallied a team-high four knockdown blocks against the Gamecocks. He racked up five knockdown blocks and recorded a grade of 87.5 percent in Arkansas' 35-3 win over Ole Miss. He charted at 85 percent in the running game and 90 percent in the passing game against the Rebels. He helped the Hogs rack up 452 yards of total offense, including 297 rushing yards, in the conference win. He logged 79 snaps in the Razorbacks' 24-21 win over Mississippi State. He earned a grade of 92 percent (94 run, 90 pass) and three knockdowns against the Bulldogs. He was part of a blocking front that helped De'Arrius Howard rush for a career-high 125 yards. He posted an 88 percent mark, including a 97 percent clip on passing plays, in the Hogs' season finale against No. 12 LSU. He recorded four knockdown blocks and also made a tackle against the Tigers.
2004 (Track and Field): He competed in only one meet in the spring. On April 10, he threw 140-05 in the discus to finish in seventh place at the John McDonnell Invitational.
2003: He appeared in eight games with most of his action coming late in the season. In fact, he played in Arkansas' final seven games. He logged 21 snaps in the Razorbacks' non-conference win over North Texas. He graded out at 87.5 percent, including a perfect 100 percent rating on pass plays. He saw limited snaps against Ole Miss and Kentucky. He was on the field for nine plays against South Carolina. Against New Mexico State, he played 14 snaps and earned two knockdown blocks. He played a season-high 25 snaps and graded a perfect 100 percent in a 52-6 win over Mississippi State. He garnered five knockdown blocks against the Bulldogs. He took the field for some snaps late against LSU and in the Independence Bowl against Missouri.
2003 (Track and Field): He joined John McDonnell's squad in time for the outdoor season as he competed in the discus throw at six meets. His best mark came at the SEC Championships where he threw for 155-00 and an 11th-place showing.
2002: He played against Boise State and South Florida before injuring his knee. He was awarded a medical hardship for his abbreviated season.
HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: A prep football standout, he was rated as the No. 5 offensive tackle in the country by Rivals100.com and the No. 64 prospect overall out of high school. USA Today listed him as one of the top 125 players in the country. Tom Lemming's Prep Football Report rated him the No. 32 player in Texas while the Houston Chronicle listed him in the top 100. He was rated as Texas' No. 13 player by David Garvin's Heartland Recruiting. Insiders.com placed him as the No. 83 overall prospect and the No. 10 offensive lineman in the nation. Max Emfinger rated him as the No. 10 offensive lineman in the nation. He was also recruited by Florida, Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma and Florida State.
PERSONAL: Born Nov. 17, 1983, he is the son of Tony and Olu Ugoh. He was named to the 2003 SEC Academic Honor Roll. He was a member of the 2002-03 Lon Farrell Academic Honor Roll. He is enrolled in the Sam M. Walton College of Business and is majoring in administrative management.
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The history of the young Carters' star-crossed relationship
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There's still no change with Christopher. Helen wants to visit, and picks up Emma who's glad of the lift to the hospital. Emma spends some time alone with Chris and is elated when she feels him squeeze her hand and open his eyes.
Mike and Ed come up with some good thoughts for the marketing campaign. With the leaflet ready for the printers, they enjoy a drink in The Bull, where Ed tells Jazzer that he's given Mrs James some more money for the Fergie. Jazzer's not pleased.
Nic asks Ed if he's looking forward to Eddie's birthday dinner on Friday. She's surprised when she sees Helen and Emma come in together. She didn't realize they were such friends. They tell everyone about Chris.
Helen's pleased that Alice has had some good news, especially as Alice has heard rumours that the accident was her fault because of the state Chris was in when she left for Canada. Jazzer thinks the rumours are terrible. Fellow rumour-monger Ed uncomfortably agrees.
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Drought-Adjusted Food Prices Harm Farms, Not ConsumersWhile consumers will see increases in the prices of meat, eggs and dairy products as a result of this year's drought, they won't see its effects nearly as much as farmers, according to an agricultural economist in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.James Dunn, professor of agricultural economics, says that the drought's effect on prices at the consumer's end will not be significant. "The impact is really going to be on the farmers," he says. "Corn and soybean producers will have nothing to sell, and livestock producers will have very expensive inputs. Consumers can adjust because they eat a variety of foods. Cows don't."Read more: http://www.laboratoryequipment.com/news/2012/08/drought-adjusted-food-prices-harm-farms-not-consumers
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How to find work in a tough job market
This year, your grandfather — not your classmate — is the competition.
Spring is many things to many people. But for students, it means just one thing: searching for a job.
Whether it's full-time employment after graduation or a summer gig, this year will be one of the most challenging for those under 25. More than ever before, it's going to take strategy, focus and determination to make it happen.
Those in the 15-24 age group took the hardest hit during the recession. They accounted for more than half of all jobs lost and that trend has been slow to reverse. Now, youth employment remains stalled at 250,000 jobs below the pre-recession peak, while for those over 25 the number stands at 400,000 above pre-downturn levels.
The biggest part of the problem is that longer life expectancy, the end of mandatory retirement, a shift to a service-based economy — and financial necessity — have converged to lead workers who are over 60 to stay in or return to the workforce.
According to TD Economics, that demographic group alone accounts for one-third of all new jobs since mid-2009. It's all the more impressive given that they're only eight per cent of the total labour force.
It doesn't stop there.
In fact, Statistics Canada research indicates that a 50-year old worker in 2008 is likely to work 3.5 years longer on average than a 50-year-old worker was in the mid-1990s.
Even competition from the over-70 crowd is fierce. Employment for that age group has increased by 55,000 since mid-2099 — a 37 per cent gain.
Employers are keen on older workers because they've usually got extensive experience and existing networks. But they're also highly flexible, keen to work part-time, flex-time or in other so-called "non-standard" ways.
They're also highly motivated: the retrenchment of financial markets, lack of savings and accumulation of debt in later life, means that debt loads are keeping workers' shoulders to the wheel.
All of this means that for those just joining the market, it's going to take a serious game plan to find work. Here are a few things to bear in mind when going up against your parents — or even your grandparents — for a job:
- Don't use a boiler plate resumé. Instead of just listing your education and experience, carefully tailor your resumé to the job you're going for and be very precise about your experience. Write a killer, one-page cover letter that specifically relates your skills to the position for which you're applying. The less generic the better.
- Be strategic in building up experience. Look for volunteer or other opportunities that round out your education with practical, real-world experience.
- Cultivate interests or accomplishments that set you apart from the pack — then be sure to spell out the direct connection between that initiative and the requirements for the job for which you are applying. Don't expect others to make those links — do it for them.
- Talk to everyone you know — even if they're in an area that doesn't particularly interest you. It's all about who they know and they might just make you rethink your assumptions about yourself — and your interests. Even people who know you may very well not know things about you that could make you a strong job candidate. So don't assume anything.
- LinkedIn is the best way to keep tabs on who you know. Keep an eye specifically on connections to the top 20 companies you'd like to work for.
- Manage your expectations. Of course you're worth $100,000 a year right out of school. But failing that, find a job that has good upside potential. And keep a strategic eye on how to build your skills once you're in the door.
- Use social media tools but with caution. Think twice about what you tweet or what you post on Facebook — it could be really embarrassing. And make sure you regularly scan job posting aggregators like Workopolis and Eluta.
- During interviews, be sure to listen rather than just talking.
- Be confident and keen. Dress neatly. Look people in the eye. Be punctual. Answer questions precisely — if someone asks you the time, don't tell them how to make a watch.
- Follow up. And when you've got new information to offer up, pass it along.
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It's not supposed to be like this. I'm supposed to be me, and you're supposed to get your ass kicked.
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Joe Flacco hadn't seen too many days like this.
Through the second and third quarters in Baltimore's 34-17 win over the Jets, Flacco did not complete a pass. Including an incompletion in the fourth quarter, he threw 12 consecutive passes that his team did not catch. One of those passes was an interception to Jets linebacker David Harris that went for a touchdown.
Flacco likely would have been in a worse mood had the Jets won instead. But he seemed ready to brush off those two quarters and move on.
"We weren't operating smoothly," Flacco said. "There were a couple of times where guys were on different pages than others. Something wasn't clicking."
When asked, Flacco couldn't recall a similar situation like this. He said maybe in high school he lasted in a drought like this. Certainly not in college or in his NFL career thus far.
"It was definitely crazy," Flacco said. "You don't really think about it. But you're like, 'Man, when was the last time I completed a pass?'"
Flacco (10-31, 163 yards, 1 interception) ended his drought with 11:50 left in the fourth quarter. He completed an 11-yard pass to rookie receiver LaQuan Williams.
"That was a great throw and a great catch against really good corners," coach John Harbaugh said. "Credit our offense for finding a way to win a game. We had some fireworks early and I thought they did a good job early. But that's a really good defense over there."
Gorrer steps up
During the game, safety Tom Zbikowski sustained a concussion which left the Ravens with only two safeties. Zbikowski, Bernard Pollard and Ed Reed all played in nickel packages to start the game.
But when Zbikowski exited the game, cornerback Danny Gorrer stepped in to play one of the wide corner spots while starter Lardarius Webb moved inside to play nickel.
"We asked Danny to play great technique," Harbaugh said. "That's what Danny does. He's become a fundamentally excellent corner over the last year, and he can run, and he has good ball skills. He's going to be a really good corner. I think this was kind of his opening salvo of his career."
Knocking Sanchez down
Defensive tackle Haloti Ngata said the gameplan all along was to make Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez beat them. The Ravens held the Jets to 38 rushing yards and pressured Sanchez all night. Sanchez finished the game 11-35 for 119 yards and 1 interception.
"For us to get to him early and often, I think he's playing a little timid in the offense, trying to get rid of the ball faster than he should," Ngata said. "You saw a lot of plays where the balls were hitting the ground because he was trying to get rid of the ball too fast."
The Ravens' defensive front dominated the line of scrimmage, and also forced quite a few false starts. One Ravens player even called the Jets' offensive line "soft."
Linebacker Terrell Suggs said quarterbacks now know they have to get the ball out fast unless they want to end up on the turf.
"Quick game. Get the ball out or get hit," Suggs said. "You can clearly see that's been the game plan. If you hold the ball you're going to get hit."
Quick slants
Linebacker Ray Lewis on defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano: "He's not afraid of anything. We learned some personal stuff about him a long time ago that makes us realize that he'll never be afraid to doing anything like that."
Right guard Marshal Yanda said offensive coordinator Cam Cameron called the same running time about eight or nine times in a row when the Ravens ran it 11 straight times in the third quarter (and first play of the fourth quarter).
"Our defense was playing lights out," Yanda said. "We wanted to help out. It felt like we weren't helping out. I felt we needed to get it going. We pushed hard and kept working and we started getting some yards. Cam started going with that same play. … I don't want to say we broke their will because that's a damn good defense and we really only got after them for 10 plays. But that took the wind out of them."
Linebacker Sergio Kindle was active for the first time in his NFL career. He missed his rookie season after fracturing his skull in a fall away from the football field. He was inactive for the first three games this season.
"It's just a blessing to be active, to finally get some wear and tear on my cleats besides the practice facility," Kindle said. "I got my feet wet, that's what matters. I waited a long time for this. I would say it was emotional."
Baltimore's seven inactive players were all injured. They were: Wide receiver Lee Evans (ankle), cornerback Jimmy Smith (ankle), left guard Ben Grubbs (toe), cornerback Chris Carr (hamstring), linebacker Dannell Ellerbe (hamstring), safety Haruki Nakamura (knee) and wide receiver/kick returner David Reed (shoulder).
Harbaugh issued three game balls after Sunday's game. One was to Pagano's father, one went to former Ravens linebacker O.J. Birgance, who is battling ALS, and the other Pat Modell, the wife of Art Modell. Pat Modell is seriously ill.


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Daemen (6-1) took part in the Molloy College Tipoff Tournament last weekend. The Wildcats posted a 76-64 victory over Queens College, before Molloy handed them their first loss of the season, 80-79. Both Queens and Molloy are members of the NCAA Division II East Coast Conference, which Daemen will join as a probationary member next year.
Daemen has put up some impressive offensive and defensive numbers so far this season. The Wildcats have scored over 100 points five times and are shooting 49-percent from the field. Defensively, opponents are shooting just 32-percent from the field and the Wildcats have forced 151 turnovers--an average of 22 per game.
Daemen's balanced offensive attack has been led by the frontcourt play of sophomore Gerald Beverly (Rochester, N.Y./Gates Chili), junior Kadeem Johnson (Syracuse, N.Y./Henninger) and senior Jim Regan (Williamsville, N.Y./Nichols). Beverly has recorded six double-doubles and leads the team in scoring (17.3 ppg), rebounding (10.0 rpg) and blocks (15). He is shooting 63-percent (43-68) and scored a career-high 28 points in the loss to Molloy. Johnson has scored in double figures in five-straight games and recorded his third double-double of the year (14 pts, 11 rebs) in the loss to Molloy. He is shooting a team-high 65-percent (38-58) from the field and is averaging 12.4 points and 8.9 rebounds. Regan, who netted 18 points in the loss to Molloy, is shooting 62-percent (33-53) and is averaging 11.1 points and 5.0 rebounds.
Junior guard Casey Sheehan (Rochester, N.Y./Greece Athena) is averaging 11.6 points and is also contributing 3.2 rebounds and 4.0 assists, while junior point guard Mark Coppola (Williamsville, N.Y./Williamsville South) is logging a team-high 27 minutes a game and is averaging 6.7 assists with a team-high 14 steals.
Bench support has come in the form of sophomore Jordan Greene (Fort Edward, N.Y./South Glens Falls) and junior college transfers Uchechi Ogbonna (Hicksville, N.Y./Eric CC) and Alvin Satram (New Port Richey, Fla./Pasco-Hernando CC). Greene is averaging 9.0 points and is ranked second in three-pointers (9). Ogbonna has reached double figures in scoring four times and is averaging 12.2 points and 3.6 rebounds. He scored 15 points in the win over Queens. Satram has drained a team-high 11 three-pointers, is averaging 7.3 points and is tied with Coppola for the team lead in steals (14).
Taylor and Indiana Wesleyan are both members of the NAIA Division II Crossroads League, formerly the Mid-Central College Conference.
Daemen's perimeter defense will be put to the test against both teams, as they are both averaging seven three-pointers a game and shooting 42-percent from long range. Daemen has allowed over five three-pointers in a game only once this season and has held each of its seven opponents to under 35-percent shooting from behind the arc.
Taylor posted a 20-11 record last year and is receiving votes in the NAIA Division II preseason poll. The Trojans improved to 3-2 following a 69-46 victory over Indiana University-Kokomo Tuesday night. The Trojans have limited each of their five opponents to 65 points or less. Offensively, TU is shooting 50-percent from the field overall (119-240) and is averaging 65.4 points per game. The Trojans scored a season-high 78 points in a season-opening 78-63 win over Shawnee State.
Senior Casey Coons collected NAIA honorable mention All-America honors last year after averaging 20 points with 101 three-pointers. The 6-foot guard recorded his 1,600th career point and 250th career three-pointer earlier this year. He drilled seven three-pointers and scored 23 points in the win over IU-Kokomo and is averaging 14.4 points, 4.4 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game. Senior Nate Kasper, a 6-foot-8 forward, is shooting 62-percent (32-52) from the field and is averaging a team-high 15.6 points. He has scored in double figures in all five games and netted a season-high 19 in the win over IU-Kokomo. Additional production has come from senior guard Tommy Peller (12.2 ppg, 10 3pt fgs) and sophomore forward Tyler Waite (9.0 ppg). Waite scored 24 points in a 65-63 loss to Michigan-Dearborn.
Friday's game will mark the fourth all-time meeting between Daemen and Taylor, and the first since the 2005-06 season. Taylor has prevailed in two of the previous three meetings, including a 60-49 victory the last time the teams met during the 2005 NAIA Disney Challenge.
Daemen's game with Indiana Wesleyan will be a battle of the Wildcats. The game will mark the first-ever meeting between the schools.
IWU has averaged 25 wins a year over the past seven seasons and advanced to the "Elite Eight" of the NAIA Division II Tournament four of the last six years. The Wildcats went 21-12 last year, and are ranked fourth in the NAIA Division II preseason poll.
The Wildcats improved to 5-1 following a 79-61 win at Ohio Christian University Tuesday night. IWU is shooting 49-percent (163-334) from the field overall and is averaging 73.5 points per game. IWU has limited each of its last five opponents to less than 70 points.
NAIA All-Americans Jordan Weidner and Patrick Hopkins have led the charge. Weidner, an honorable mention All-America pick last year, drilled five three-pointers and totaled 21 points in a 63-50 win over Aquinas (Mich.) and is averaging a team-high 16.7 points. The 6-foot-7 Hopkins, a second-team All-America selection as a sophomore, totaled 18 points and 14 rebounds in a 69-65 loss to No. 20 Cornerstone (Mich.) and is averaging 14.6 points and a team-high 8.6 rebounds. Senior guard Aaron Martin erupted for seven three-pointers and 27 points in a season-opening rout of 14th-ranked Saint Xavier (Ill.) and is averaging 11.7 points.


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If you listen carefully as you browse the shelves at Daedalus Books in Columbia, you might hear the clicking of seven or eight sets of paws from the offices above.
Those paws belong to the French bulldog, Cairn terrier, border collie and other canines that enjoy the dog-friendly culture that Daedalus owners Helaine Harris and Robin Moody pioneered from day one back in the '80s.
Even if they're out of sight, says store manager Denise Hagvall, know that "if their owners are here, the dogs are here."
But it's Hagvall's dog -- company spokesdog Bernie -- a half cocker spaniel, half shih tzu rescue from Tennessee, that most often parades about the store, where he has a following of fans, especially kids. (Check out the Daedalus Facebook page for a series of videos of Bernie, paradoxically named for the cranky Irish bookstore owner in Britcom "Black Books.")
"Some customers are a little hesitant about dogs," Hagvall says, "but Bernie is very friendly. The staff just loves him."
Now science has verified what the folks at Daedalus Books (and pet owners everywhere, for that matter) already know: It feels good to be with our pets.
A 2012 Virginia Commonwealth University study measuring stress hormones in three groups of workers -- those who brought their dogs to work, those who have dogs but didn't bring them to work and those who did not own dogs -- showed that bringing dogs to the workplace reduces stress and increases employee satisfaction. The first group reported lower stress, while it was higher in both other groups as the day progressed.
No wonder businesses such as Google, Ben and Jerry's and Build-a-Bear Workshop host dogs at work, notes the Huffington Post. And it may be no surprise that "Capitol Hill has been going to the dogs for decades," according to an article on the AARP website in which Charlie Martel, counsel to the Senate Homeland Security Committee, reports that canines are the norm in both houses. His own husky, for example, wanders into any old meeting, regardless of party or topic.
VCU researcher and professor of management Randolph T. Barker does point out that only friendly, clean and well-behaved pets should be permitted in the office. And what's sauce for the dog, so to speak, seems to be sauce for the cat and the bird as well.
At A Journey from Junk on Ellicott City's Main Street, customers may not readily see Osiris (named for the athletic shoe, not the Egyptian deity) either, but that's because the 8-month-old toy poodle knows to stay out of the way, often camouflaged on a bed whose blanket matches his coat.
"There's no reason for him to be home alone when he could come in here and sleep all day with us," says store owner Kelli Myers.
Besides being hypoallergenic, the popular puppy "is a showstopper," and, although tempted, Myers did refrain from tinting him pink during the historic district's Pink Window contest.
When Erin Matthews took over Books with a Past in Glenwood three-plus years ago, she didn't see its shelves and counters as a kitty catwalk. But now, two years after a large male tabby joined the customer service staff, followed by a petite tabby female, "a bookstore cat makes sense," the owner has concluded.
An employee brought in the first, found in her yard, "just until we find the owner." Famous last words. So intelligent and laid back, "such a people person" was he that Atticus he became, named after the heroic lawyer of "To Kill a Mockingbird." And later, when the gregarious, hyperactive, nutty and feisty kitten found behind a trash bin arrived, calling her Scout after the attorney's daughter seemed "strangely appropriate."
The pair comes to work several times a week. Characteristically, Scout "runs around like a crazy person," then naps in the back while Atticus does rounds and lounges on his cushion on the front desk.
Only one person has left citing allergy during the store's two-year feline tenure, and one other turned and left without further explanation.
Fans are much more numerous, making the pair "delighted recipients of toys, treats and fresh catnip in season," says Matthews. "Their pictures are on our Facebook page, and those posts get three times the views and likes as the others," she admits.
At Fulton Art and Framing in North Laurel, shoppers are greeted by the ever-cheerful Jake.
"African greys are as smart as 5-year-olds," asserts shop owner Marion Quinn, regarding the parrots known as the best talkers of the species.
And like kids, Jake has strong opinions and tastes and is interested when she's the subject of conversation. Yes, she -- at age 4, Jake was identified as female and became Jacqueline, but she'll always be Jake to family and friends.


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Datsun is back! Just not in developing markets...
Nissan Motor Co. is reviving Datsun models in emerging markets, where the biggest growth is expected for affordable stylish vehicles, and has no plans to bring the brand back in developed markets, Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn said Wednesday.
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By Carina Adly MacKenzie
Jimmy Kimmel always has something special for us during his post-Oscars show, and this year is no different. He brings us the "Humpilates" infomercial -- an ad for his new exercise fad, Hottie Body Humpilates. He's joined by respected actresses like Scarlett Johansson, Minka Kelly, Emily Blunt and Jessica Biel.
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He's also joined by Lindsay Lohan, who does the smart thing by poking fun at her larceny case on national television before she's even been sentenced.
We're not sure the Hottie Body Hump Club is quite as fun as the Handsome Men's Club of yesteryear, and it's got nothing on the Matt Damon/Ben Affleck battle between Kimmel and Sarah Silverman, but we'll take it. Except for the Lindsay Lohan part. That was just ... awkward.
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David Schuster
I have been covering the local sports scene for the last 30 years and in that time have seen more games and events then anybody. I've been privileged to have covered 9 local championships (6 by the Bulls, and one each by the Bears, White Sox & Blackhawks). I have also covered 3 no hitters and one perfect game and had the honor of covering the best basketball player ever on a daily basis. Not only do I love reporting on sports but I equally enjoy participating (Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Tennis…etc.) You name it and I love it. I'm a huge movie goer who also likes to travel and I own a piece of a local minor league baseball team as well as a piece of a local restaurant.
Schuster: No 'Sure Thing' For Bulls, But Anthony Outlook Is Positive
The Bulls are reportedly front-runners to land Carmelo Anthony — but we've heard this sentiment before.
Schuster: Seabrook Goal Silences Boston Crowd
For once the TD Garden Arena was silent. That was after Brent Seabrook scored the game winning goal in Overtime as the Blackhawks defeated the Bruins 6-5.
Schuster: Do Or Die For Blackhawks
It's not an elimination game Wednesday night, but it's still do or die for the Blackhawks.
Schuster: Blackhawks' Previous Sky-High Confidence Crashing To Earth
Talk about bad timing for the Blackhawks to have their first three-game losing streak all season.
Schuster: Adversity Suddenly Haunts Blackhawks
Following a near-perfect regular season and a first round playoff win over Minnesota, the Blackhawks for the first time are facing adversity.
Schuster: Time Is Running Out For Rose's Return
If I had a nickel for every time we have asked Tom Thibodeau when Derrick Rose is coming back, I would have a whole lot of nickels (which still doesn't amount to much).
Schuster: Thornton Calls MRI 'Over-The-Top Precautionary'
A few days ago the veteran left-hander experienced a twinge of discomfort in his throwing elbow during a bullpen session and immediately was checked out by medical personnel.
Schuster: Hairston Proud To Return To Chicago As A Cub
As a free agent, Scott Hairston had options, but there was no question in his mind that he wanted to play for the Cubs.
Schuster: Hector Santiago Playing An Important Role In 2013
Talk about a swing man on your pitching staff. That's exactly the role that Hector Santiago will fill on this year's White Sox team.
Schuster: Soriano Has No Regrets Staying With Cubs
The Cubs left-fielder had medical reasons for turning down a trade to San Francisco last year.
Schuster: Ricketts Silent On Wrigley Details
ubs owner Tom Ricketts would make an excellent politician because he can talk a long time without saying much. That was the case Sunday when Ricketts met the media and pretty much brushed away all questions regarding a deal with both the city and the neighborhood involving Wrigley Field.
Schuster: Konerko Pondering Future
Paul Konerko is the last of the Mohicans, meaning he's the final member of the 2005 World Series championship team that is still playing for the White Sox.
Schuster: Lillibridge Has A Good Shot To Make Cubs' Major League Roster
Brent Lillibridge only signed a minor league deal with the Cubs, but he has a very good chance of making the Major League roster.
Schuster: Not Surprised Ventura Turned Down Extension
The news that Robin Ventura had turned down a one-year contract extension really didn't surprise insiders.
Schuster: Rose Interview Insulted Local Reporters
Say what you want about Tuesday's story about Derrick Rose potentially not playing this season (and I don't believe that for a moment) but the part that upset me is that Rose granted an interview to a reporter from the national media.
Schuster: Bullpen Will Keep White Sox In Contention
There's an adage in baseball that you're only as good as your bullpen. If that's the case, then the White Sox have a chance to prove a lot of the so called experts wrong.
Schuster: White Sox Respond To Sub-.500 Prediction
Since its inception, the publication Baseball Prospectus seems to pick the White Sox to finish at the bottom of the standings each season.
Schuster: Marmol Fighting Back Against Woman Who Claimed Sexual Assault
Carlos Marmol says he's completely innocent of the accusations that have been levied against him.
Schuster: White Sox Get Their New Third Baseman, Cubs Still Searching
There was an influx of both Chicago teams needing third basemen, and players available coming into Baseball's Winter Meetings, and on Wednesday the logjam opened up.
Schuster: Sveum Shot While Hunting With Robin Yount
"He got the bird but he also got me. It happens more often then you think", said Sveum.


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Grand Opening Pictures from Melody Spangler
June 29th, 2008 by Ralphie
Melody with Jim Moralevitz who delivered the Leg Lamp crate in A Christmas Story.
Melody with Patty Johnson and Drew Hocevar who play the surly elves in A Christmas Story.
The Renaissance Hotel was the site of the actors meet and greet.
Lolly Trolley took fans from the hotel to A Christmas Story House and back again.
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