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Crocheted Sparkling Scarf
Material List
- Loops & Threads® Festive™ Yarn – Silver (2 Balls)
- Crochet Hook, US M-13 (9mm)
- Yarn Needle
- Scissors
Project Instructions
Finished Measurements
Approximately 6" wide and 75" long.
Gauge is relatively unimportant for this project. Work evenly and consistently throughout to obtain project measurements.
Row 1: Ch 14, dc in fourth ch from hook and in each ch across; turn – 12 dc.
Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as a dc here and throughout), sk first dc and dc in each dc across; turn – 12 dc.
Rep Row 2 until both balls of yarn have been used; fasten off.
Finishing: Weave in ends.
Abbreviations: ch – chain; dc – double crochet; mm – millimeter; rep – repeat; sk – skip.

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Managing Adult Emotions
The first lesson in managing emotions is to understand that emotions are inner feelings that arise, and there is nothing right or wrong about them. It is not right to be judgmental, about even negative feelings. Emotions have to be differentiated from feelings, moods and disposition. Feelings are subjective and do not take into account the objective reality. Disposition refers to a durable and differentiating characteristic of a person. Mood is an emotional state somewhere between an emotion and a disposition.
Psychologically, emotions are complex responses of the nervous system-- negative as well as positive-- to external or internal stimuli. They are also considered to be a cognitive process. A brain that lacks emotions is considered to be incomplete. Dealing with your emotions and managing them is an essential constituent of social life. A willingness to give them a positive direction can help you in becoming a better person.
The primary step towards managing emotions is to learn how to deal with stress. A moderate level of stress is good, since it can motivate and provide challenge. However, stress that builds up and reaches intolerable levels can affect performance and compromise health.
Understanding other people's emotions helps in dealing with our own emotions. There is an old saying, "count till ten before you get angry". That counting is actually meant to let you think and identify the reason behind the anger.
- Try to find what your feelings mean. If you are in fear, try to find ways that will make you feel safe. If you are sad, identify the cause and look for ways to comfort yourself. You may need help from a friend or a counselor.
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- If you are happy, make the most of it without getting complacent of your duties. At the same time, mark the situation so that you can recreate it.
Being aware of the emotions that you are experiencing and the reasons behind those emotions can help you control them. Express your feelings to someone you trust, and you may get a completely opposite assessment of the situation. The underlying idea is to evaluate emotions before they get the better of you. If you can redirect your negative emotions, you may find that what you were contemplating was futile and unjustified. Emotions are strong feelings that take place within the mind and can be influenced by individual bias. Objectivity and a positive mental attitude actually the best ways of managing emotions.References:
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Braves closing in on playoff berth
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Off Thursday, the Braves will monitor the Giants-D-backs and Padres-Cubs games
Bobby Cox wasn't afraid to pitch Tim Hudson and Derek Lowe on three days' rest
Home-field advantage in the playoffs isn't a priority for the Rays, Twins and Yanks
Five cuts from Wednesday night's action ...
1. So, Whadda You Guys Wanna Do?
The Braves' final off-day of the season could involve sleeping in, hanging with the family, a bit of golf, shopping or maybe even some work in the cage. Come the afternoon, though, you can rest assured that it's going to involve some TV, as their competition for the wild-card plays a doubleheader out west. The Giants, a half-game better than the Braves, lead off at 3:45 p.m. ET in San Francisco, closing out their series with the Diamondbacks. At 6:35 p.m. ET the Padres, trailing the Braves by 1½ games in the wild-card chase, look to shave the half by sending Jon Garland out against the Cubs. It could be a big day for the Braves: If the Giants and Padres both lose, the Braves lock up no worse than a tie for the wild-card slot and a one-game playoff.
2. I'm Not Tired
The Braves got another strong start on short rest, this one by Derek Lowe, on the heels of Tim Hudson's solid outing Tuesday. Asking pitchers to start on three days' rest has become as rare as scheduling two games for one day -- kids, ask your grandparents about the "doubleheader" -- or using your best reliever in a tied game in the seventh. Bobby Cox, though, dates from when it was a lot more common, and pushed up his veteran starters, both of whom rely on sinkers, to help the Braves get to the postseason. As with the management of pitch counts on a per-game basis, the reluctance to use veteran starting pitchers on shorter rest cycles is a well-intentioned practice that may be overly limiting. Lowe and Hudson pitched well and are still alive. There's a lesson there.
3. Yeah? Well, We Are
The Rockies dropped their ninth game in 10 outings yesterday, dating to a blown 6-1 lead to the Dodgers on Sept. 19. Even going back home couldn't help them: they lost five of six games on what might have been a season-saving homestand. This collapse, on the heels of a 13-2 run that recalled playoff runs in 2007 and 2009, should put an end to the notion that the Rockies have some special skill that causes them to win in September. They'll finish up their season in St. Louis, taking on the similarly-deflated Cardinals in the "What the Hell Just Happened?" series starting tonight. Both teams might lose three of four.
4. Is This 1900?
You'd think that we were back at the turn of the century -- the last one -- with all this National League talk. The AL, though, provides very little drama, as the four playoff teams are known, with only seeds left to be determined. None of the three teams battling for the 1-2-3 spots is putting that "race" ahead of getting injured players rested and working through options for the final spots on the postseason roster. As it should be: teams with home-field advantage, almost always the better team, are just 45-39 since 1998. It's a unusual ending for the AL, which needed a 163rd game to settle things the last two seasons, and hadn't had all four playoff spots clinched with five days left since 2006.
5. If You Must Watch, Though ...
Arguments over the AL Cy Young race have focused on the excellence in exile of Felix Hernandez, the traditional stats posted by traditional ace of traditional team CC Sabathia, and the mix of both posted by brash sophomore David Price. By some of the more esoteric measures of pitching value, however, those discussions miss the real belles of the ball. Thanks to their work at striking batters out while preventing walks and home runs, Cliff Lee and Francisco Liriano rate as two of the top three starters in the AL. Both take the mound Thursday with last chances to lower their FIPs and send statheads into all-out WAR. (Four of these five guys will be starting next Wednesday in the AL division series. The other is the best pitcher -- and worthiest Cy winner -- of the bunch.)
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With the focus on towering, majestic mountains, this late summer ride kicks off in the Old Town of Zurich. With a handful of medieval churches, a spectacular art gallery, a most engaging cafe culture and a wealth of nightlife, our two days in Zurich are filled with possibilities. One of which is to begin tackling mountain passes right away! Albispass, Pragelpass, Sattelegg, and Glaubenbergpass all offer magnificent views from the top and an exciting ride to get there.
The Journey begins
With the Danube flowing at its head and the Rhein babbling at its feet, Germany's Black Forest is set in impressive natural splendor and is the focus of the first day on the road. This wonderful, unspoiled region encompasses ravines and torrents, dense woods and impressive hills. Landscape, nature, climate, especially the people, and the unique agricultural products, are but a few of the things which comprise the wealth of the Black Forest.
Our exit from the hills of Germany across the broad flood plain of the Rhine Valley takes us to Kaysersberg, a perfect, quaint village with half-timbered houses painted n a riot of color. Vive la France!
France's Doubs region is a pretty area living in the shadows of the more well known tourist regions. What you experience here is great scenery and riding without the annoying crush of tourist traffic. The roads of the Alsace region climb into the hills of the Vosges from the valley area famous for its wines. Choose a route with seven pass roads or cruise through the Rhein valley. The choice is yours.
Double overnight on the shore of Lake Annecy
The French are proud of their - well - Frenchness: Champagne, Chanel No. 5, camembert, croissants. No wonder when we speak of the joy of life, it's in French: "joie de vivre." The French believe they have the franchise on culture, cuisine - and especially, romance. You'll probably agree when you set eyes on Lac d'Annecy, a crystal-clear, turquoise mountain lake in the heart of the Savoie region.
One of the most beautiful towns in the Haute Savoie region, Annecy is a gracious town that is still the quiet joy of provincial France and a perfect example of romance in both location and architecture. Bustle about the shopping core of Annecy or sit in the marvelous lakeside park and commune with nature at its best. Total relaxation on the grass by the pool, a boat ride, a visit to Mont Blanc and a ride up the mountain on the world's highest cable car, or perhaps a visit to the ancient castle of Menthon or the Museum of the French Resistance movement; our double overnight here offers something for everyone.
Spring from valley to valley
Travel through appealing Alpine scenery with conifer woods, grasslands and some very impressive mountains as you conquer Col de la Forclaz, Clo de Tamie, Col de la Madeleine, Col du Glandon, Col de Sarenne, Col du Lautaret, Col d'Izoard - and this is only on the way to our next double overnight! On the free day you can carry on to the highest pass in the Alps, Col de la Bonette. If you have had enough pass roads then head out to ride through two famous gorges; the Gorges du Cians and the Gorges de Daluis. Or combine them all for a full day of spectacular scenery.
Our last day in France means... twisty Alpine Roads
This is a special day with a route that starts over some of the smaller passes and finishes with one of the highest and most beautiful in the Alps, the Col du Galibier in the northern French Alps. The other passes possible include Col de Vars, Col de Larche, Col di Sampeyre, Col de l'Agnello and Col Du Lautaret. On this last day in France enjoy a final opportunity to mentally reprint some of the delightful memories of the roads, the people, the hotels, and the food on the way to Italy.
Poets and painters have long found inspiration in the lake district of Italy. Sometimes called the Lombard Lakes, the area includes eleven lakes, all of glacial origin. The magic of the area arises from the fortuitous combination of Alpine and southern scenery, clear blue skies and a mild climate. Lago Maggiore is the most well known of the lakes and our hotel is situated right on its shores. A free day here provides an opportunity to rest, visit museums, castles and world-class gardens.
It is certainly not down-hill for the last two days of the ride! From Verbania to Chur, wonderfully engineered Swiss roads will make riders smile, while stunning Swiss scenery keeps passengers enthralled. Further, on the last day of the tour it is possible to up the number of countries visited by 33%, with a detour though Lichtenstein and Austria.
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Redknapp: We won't give up on CL spot
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp insists there is still "all to play for" in the battle for a Champions League spot despite his side being held to a 1-1 draw at Aston
Arsenal are now favourites to claim third place in the Barclays Premier League despite Emmanuel Adebayor's penalty cancelling out Villa midfielder Chris Herd's deflected opener.
Spurs also had defender Danny Rose sent off early in the second period for a challenge on Villa defender Alan Hutton.
In contrast, the point for Villa virtually guaranteed another season of top flight football.
Redknapp said: "When you are down to 10 men and you are one-nil down it's a point gained in the end, but on the balance of the game it was two points lost.
"Of course, there was frustration because a win and we were guaranteed fourth place but it's all to play for still. There's one game left and look at the permutations.
"It could be Chelsea, it could be us, it could be Arsenal, it could be Newcastle. It's just impossible to tell.
"We've all got tough games next week. No one has got an easy game so it will be an interesting last game of the season."
Redknapp added: "Fulham next week will be a hard game. Mind you, Arsenal have got no gimme with West Brom away. Newcastle go to Everton.
"If Chelsea go and win at Liverpool and beat Blackburn, we'll have to win.
"A draw won't do. We need to win. But it will be a tough game. Martin Jol won't be coming back to Tottenham wanting to help us, that's for sure, and Fulham are a decent team."
Redknapp admitted that Rose probably deserved to be red carded.
He said: "It didn't look a great tackle, to be honest. I've just looked at it again. He caught Alan Hutton, there's no doubt about that.
"I don't know if he got pushed by Charles N'Zogbia and it's not like Danny. He's not a nasty player, it's not in his nature to do something like that, so it was a bit out of character."
Villa boss Alex McLeish insists he expects to remain in charge of the midlands club for next season despite the negative reaction of some supporters.
Chants of 'Sack McLeish' greeted the Scot from some fans on the final whistle.
McLeish admits it is has been a difficult season but is adamant he retains the support of club owner Randy Lerner.
He said: "It is as tough a season as I've had. I knew it was going to be a challenge but I've always stood up in the face of adversity.
"I assessed the squad at the start of the season and knew there was a possibility of being in the lower half of the table if we got injuries.
"Randy Lerner has been very supportive, he's sent positive texts in the last few days and there is no indication of an urgent meeting being required.
"I expect to be here next season and hope to win the fans over. In general, the fans have been excellent.
"I bought into the project here with Randy and the board and the need to reduce the wage bill.
"There has been some pain along the way but I have shown leadership and stood up in times of adversity."
McLeish opted to select midfielder Chris Herd despite fining him for his part in a nightclub incident.
He said: "I contemplated leaving Herd out after the incident. That was a big dilemma for me over the last 48 hours and did not sit comfortably with me.
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At Larry Hopkins Honda you will find your favorite Honda models at competitive prices. Take a test drive at our greater Sunnyvale Honda dealership in the new Accord, Civic, Pilot, Odyssey, CR-V, Fit and more. The Larry Hopkins Honda sales people are ready to answer your questions about a particular model and find the Honda in Sunnyvale that meets all of your expectations. For a large selection of new and used Honda cars in Sunnyvale, visit our dealership today.
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With all do respect guys Rick Brogan owner of Broadway store ,628 NW Broadway, Portland Or. 97232 ,did not paid his subcontractors when he relocated the store from 15th st to 6th ,more than $30,000.00 .I know all contractors which work there and after almost two months from finish the job their are not paid. already two subcontractors,painter and plumbing put lien on property and another three contractors in next few days all together more than $30,000.00 I think this company should not be in business and please stay away for people which not doing what they need to do. The painter is only income in household he can work only when is not raining because when is rain nobody paint and in the winter the guy stay home without job. because is self employed he is not qualified for unemployment benefit and until spring he maybe lose his home .he is married and have two young kids .
I call all people to look very seriously and boycott this company until they pay all subcontractors.
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Much better than previous reviews would suggest . . . – My husband and I went there recently, liked the pizza. It was tasty, the portions were generous, the kids working there were cheerful. It really is better than most fast foods, perhaps not a pizzicato, but they don't charge the same as pizzicato, either. Or Apizza Scholls. Several years ago, I went there with my mother. Tried alligator - it just isn't my cup of tea - others may like it, I won't try anything with alligator again, don't think it was the fault of the pizza. This place is a good option for a quick lunch.
Worst Pizza In Portland – To give this place the benefit of the doubt, I ordered 3 pizza's. All were horrible, almost uneatable. The sauce made me gag, the cheese did not taste like mozzarella, and the toppings were very low quality. The crust was the only thing that was OK. I can think of at least 5 Pizza Places in Portland that are 4 and 5 stars, I just don't understand how this place can stay in business. I will not return, yuck!
Below Average Pizza – Stopped in for a few slices, the pizza was not that tasty, the creamy garlic and pesto pizza almost made me sick, but the pepperoni pizza was OK. Will go to other places next time, this is probably the worst pizza I have had in the Beaverton Area.
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It's been 100 years since Hiram Bingham came upon Machu Picchu in Peru, and there are still many mysteries to discover among the Andes. Study Leader Dr. Sabine Hyland recently led a group of Smithsonian travelers through Peru. An anthropologist, Dr. Hyland is co-director of a multi-disciplinary project studying the history of the indigenous Chanka people of the central Andes. Here are her impressions from a chance encounter with the local people in the Valley of the Incas.
Travel in the Andes is filled with the unexpected; it is common for travelers to Peru to enjoy chance encounters with local peoples in village fiestas and celebrations. In Smithsonian's most recent journey to the Andes, one such encounter occurred in the high mountains overlooking the Sacred Valley of the Incas.
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earthy crunchy, nature valley, au natural, plain jane, somewhat dirty and unkempt, and in need of a shower.
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Hot yoga is the brainchild of Bikram Choudhury, who opened his first studio in the early 1970s. Forty-plus years later, the practice has taken off with hot yoga studios located in most urban cities in North America.
Why turn up the heat? Proponents of hot yoga make a variety of claims including enhanced flexibility, increased intensity and a heightened ability to flush toxins from the body. Yet, despite the fact none of these claims have been scientifically proved, there's no shortage of hot yoga fans who revel in workouts done in studios with temperatures from 35 to 40C.
"I love the heat," said Kristina Bellows, yoga instructor and Montreal city connector for Tuja Wellness, an online magazine promoting healthy living. "It feels nice to sweat, and I love how I feel when I leave the class."
Part of the popularity of hot yoga is the impression that it's a harder than classes done at more moderate temperatures, mainly because of the amount of sweat that's generated. Bodies glisten within a few minutes of the first pose and it's not unusual to find moisture dripping off the nose, elbows and brow of everyone from the front to the back row.
But do you really need heat to take yoga up a notch? Or will poses performed in a 21C room offer the same benefits as those done with the thermostat nearing 40C?
A small study sponsored by the American Council on Exercise is one of the first to look at whether hot yoga offers any more bang for your buck than traditional yoga.
The study recruited 20 healthy men and women between 19 and 44, each of whom took a 60-minute yoga class in both a room heated to 21C and one heated to 31C. The classes were taken 24 hours apart and were led by the same instructor and featured the same poses.
Each subject wore a heart-rate monitor and swallowed an ingestible core body temperature sensor before taking part in the class. Core body temperature was recorded five minutes before the class, every five minutes during the class and five minutes after the class. Heart rate was recorded every minute with subjects also ranking their perceived rate of exertion on a scale from 6 to 20.
At the end of the study, the researchers, who hailed from the Department of Exercise and Sport Science at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, noted very little difference in the core temperature and heart rate of the participants despite the difference in temperature between the two classes. Core temperature for the hot yoga participants was 37.6C versus 37.4C for those taking yoga in the cooler studio.
"During the regular yoga class, people weren't visibly sweating that much," said lead researcher John Porcari. "But during the hot yoga session, the subjects were all sweating by 15 to 20 minutes into the class. By the end, everyone was dripping sweat. They were absolutely soaked."
As for the intensity of the workouts, both yoga practices would be classified as "light exercise," with heart rate averaging about 56 per cent of maximum during the regular yoga class as compared to 57 per cent of maximum heart rate during the hot yoga class.
"Looking at heart rate, they weren't working any harder in the hot yoga class than in the regular yoga class," Porcari said. "Normally, if you go out and walk three miles per hour and then you do it again on a day that's really hot, your heart rate is going to be higher. So, because the heart rate was identical, this tells me that somehow people must have down-regulated how hard they were pushing themselves in the heated environment."
Interestingly, when asked to rate the workouts based on how hard they thought they were working, hot yoga routinely garnered higher ratings of perceived exertion than did the same class done at a cooler temperature.
The good news in this study is that hot yoga seems to evoke less of a physiological response than previously thought, which means it's safe for anyone who shares Bellows's love of heat.
"It appears that the concerns related to abnormally high elevated core temperature during hot yoga classes is unwarranted," Porcari said.
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As Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) was running for re-election, about $1 out of every $20 he raised for his massive war chest came from a tiny but elite group of Washington insiders: federally registered lobbyists and their immediate family members, according to a new analysis by the Center for Responsive Politics of campaign finance data and lobbying reports.
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The priciest midterm election in U.S. history saw a Republican tide sweep numerous Democrats out of office, as voters anxious about the state of the economy ousted more House incumbents from office than any time since 1948. While several money-in-politics axioms held true, money was not a panacea for embattled politicians.
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Various conservative straw polls from this year have put Sarah Palin, Mitt Romney, Ron Paul and Newt Gingrich on top as voter favorites. Although primaries don't begin for another 16 months, potential candidates are already laying groundwork for possible presidential runs. In the meantime, OpenSecrets Blog explores the financial activities during the 2009-2010 election cycle of the politicos who are angling to challenge President Barack Obama in the next presidential election.
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Massive campaign war chests and establishment endorsements were not enough to be victorious in some of the country's most contested Senate primaries Tuesday night. One sitting Senator was defeated and another is heading to a run-off in three weeks, as candidates worked to distance themselves from Washington and position themselves as crusaders against special interests in charged anti-incumbent environments.
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Despite long odds, insurgent candidates have challenged senators in Arkansas and Pennsylvania, and now these two sitting Democratic senators risk being ousted Tuesday by disgruntled voters. Challenges in each state have gained steam thanks to enthusiasm among the Democratic base, with some liberal activists and unions defying the Democratic Party establishment and bucking even the political operation of the White House.
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An initial Center for Responsive Politics analysis has found that sitting members of the U.S. House of Representatives raised $48.2 million from July 1 through Sept. 30, 2009, based on the 336 reports we have in. The mean amount these lawmakers raised was $143,640, and the median amount was $126,680.
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MARLBORO, VT Internationally known gospel singer, pianist, composer and choral director Horace Clarence Boyer will lecture at Marlboro College on Friday, Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. He will combine lecture and performance with the trio the Year of Jubilee 3 to demonstrate the history of gospel music and its impact on contemporary music.
L to R: Horace Boyer, Jean Davis Palmer, Sheila Davis Harris, Gregory Sutton
The evening will center on African American gospel music from the Golden Age of Gospel Music, 1945 to 1965. Boyer will provide informative historical detail on the origin of the music, while guiding the audience through each stage of gospel music's development.
African-American gospel music originated in slave songs, field hollers and Negro Spirituals, helping to perpetuate and sustain rural African American culture. By the 20th century it evolved into more emotional and jubilant black religious music. The music was the urban counterpart of the spiritual and blues, representing the new freedom of religious, social and political consciousness of African Americans.
Boyer, an authority on gospel music, worked as a professor of music theory and African American music at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst for 26 years until his recent retirement. While at the university he was director of the Voices of New Africa House Workshop Choir, a group that toured throughout New England, New York and New Jersey. Boyer is also member of the group, the Boyer Brothers, with his brother James. As a soloist, Boyer has toured throughout Japan, Italy, Germany, England and France.
The Year of Jubilee 3 is a trio composed of Sheila Davis, Jean Davis and Gregory Sutton. Sheila Davis toured and recorded with the Voices of Zen, a professional choir from Detroit, MI. Davis recorded with Rhani Song Production and performed with Rhani Song's Family Love in the early eighties. Jean Davis sang and toured with many jazz and funk groups including Mickey Havens and Higher Ground. Sutton has appeared with Hezekiah Walker, Shirley Caesar, Timothy Wright, Rance Allen and Avery Sharpe. Sutton and the Davis sisters were also each a part of Voices of Jubilation and Integrity, under the direction of the late David Marshall Jackson.
The performance will feature various gospel songs, with Boyer providing a musical analysis in a non-technical language, and placing each stage of the music into historical perspective.
This event is open to the public and free of charge.


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|flood (flʌd)
|a. the inundation of land that is normally dry through the overflowing of a body of water, esp a river
|b. the state of a river that is at an abnormally high level (esp in the phrase in flood)Related: diluvial
|a great outpouring or flow: a flood of words
|a. the rising of the tide from low to high water
|b. Compare ebb (as modifier): the flood tide
|theatre short for floodlight
|archaic a large body of water, as the sea or a river
|(of water) to inundate or submerge (land) or (of land) to be inundated or submerged
|to fill or be filled to overflowing, as with a flood: the children's home was flooded with gifts
|(intr) to flow; surge: relief flooded through him
|to supply an excessive quantity of petrol to (a carburettor or petrol engine) or (of a carburettor, etc) to be supplied with such an excess
|(intr) to rise to a flood; overflow
|a. to bleed profusely from the uterus, as following childbirth
|b. to have an abnormally heavy flow of blood during a menstrual period
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A temporary rise of the water level, as in a river or lake or along a seacoast, resulting in its spilling over and out of its natural or artificial confines onto land that is normally dry. Floods are usually caused by excessive runoff from precipitation or snowmelt, or by coastal storm surges or other tidal phenomena. ◇ Floods are sometimes described according to their statistical occurrence. A fifty-year flood is a flood having a magnitude that is reached in a particular location on average once every fifty years. In any given year there is a two percent statistical chance of the occurrence of a fifty-year flood and a one percent chance of a hundred-year flood.
floodv. [common; IRC] To dump large amounts of text onto an IRC channel. This is especially rude when the text is uninteresting and the other users are trying to carry on a serious conversation. Also used in a similar sense on Usenet.
an event recorded in Gen. 7 and 8. (See DELUGE.) In Josh. 24:2, 3, 14, 15, the word "flood" (R.V., "river") means the river Euphrates. In Ps. 66:6, this word refers to the river Jordan.


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After a slow start to the Provincial Women's Hockey League season, the Oakville Hornets are starting to buzz.
Oakville defeated the Nepean Wildcats 3-1 and the Etobicoke Dolphins 2-0 last weekend, improving to 3-1-2 in its last six contests. The hot stretch comes after the Hornets opened the campaign with an 0-5-1 record in their first six.
Connor Garagan, Jessica Prevette and Michelle Quick scored second-period goals for Oakville in Friday's win over Nepean at Joshua's Creek Arenas. Camille Leonard made 16 saves for the Hornets, carrying a shutout into the third period.
Saturday, Prevette scored a power play goal midway through the second period and Quick added an empty-netter with five seconds to go in regulation. Kierra Lambertucci stopped all 33 shots she faced to earn the shutout.
The Hornets currently rank 16th in the 20-team league, but they are just five points behind 10th place Burlington and own five games in hand. Oakville will be home to the Cambridge Roadrunners this Friday (Nov. 30) at Joshua's Creek Arenas, beginning at 8:30 p.m., and then travel to Barrie Saturday for a clash with the Sharks.


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Car seat, with baby still in it, found in road
A tired, stressed out Wauwatosa dad allegedly left his baby in the road, then got upset when a motorist called police.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
A driver saw a car seat in the eastbound lane of 89th Street at Meinecke Avenue, about four feet from the curb. He figured it was empty and had been lost or abandoned. Then he saw the baby sitting inside.
The motorist quickly pulled over, got the baby out of the street and called 911. As he waited for an officer, a 40-year-old Wauwatosa man claiming to be the child's father arrived.
He said he had worked all night and couldn't sleep because he had to watch his two boys, ages 5 months and 20 months. They had the flu, so he brought them to the Madison Park playground for some fresh air.» Read Full Article
Small fire doused in men's restroom at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
A small fire broke out Wednesday morning in a men's bathroom in Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, the hospital said in a release.
The incident occurred on the first floor about 9:30 a.m. The Wauwatosa Fire Department responded extinguished the fire. There were no injuries.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Ask NOW: When will the lanes on Burleigh Street near Highway 45 be less confusing?
Is there a rumor you've heard that you would like to track down? Is there something in the city — like playground equipment or a pothole — that needs to be fixed? Rick Romano answers some of the mysteries of life in Wauwatosa and helps solve everyday problems.
When will the lanes on Burleigh Street near Highway 45 be less confusing?
Issue: Two readers within a few days wrote to us noting the confusion on westbound Burleigh Street approaching the highway.
"There are two left-turn lanes," wrote one reader, noting that she has seen drivers think the right-most left-turn lane also allowed them to go straight. The other reader called attention to similar confusion in the far right lane of westbound Burleigh Street.
They both wonder when pavement lane markings will be corrected.» Read Full Article
In helping others, Bachman became 'Mr. Wauwatosa'
Richard Bachman made sure the streets of Wauwatosa were lined with American flags, that it had Little League Baseball and a Fourth of July celebration, that food pantries were stocked, and that every squad car was equipped with a lifesaving defibrillator.
Yes, Bachman was an alderman for 24 years, but it was not a good idea to call him a politician.
"If you called him a politician, he would get extremely angry with you," said his son Rick Bachman. "He saw himself as a public servant — that's what he viewed himself as."
Richard Bachman, who served the city's 7th District and was one half of the team known as "Mr. and Mrs. Wauwatosa," died April 5 of congestive heart failure at a Menomonee Falls care facility. He was 83.
A tool-and-die-maker who worked at Cutler Hammer and Milwaukee Electric Tool, Bachman decided to run for alderman in 1968. Over the years, he and his wife would team up on a variety of civic works. He'd met the former Gloria Mallon, a model and former Miss South Shore Frolic, on a blind date.» Read Full Article
City says goodbye to 'Mr. Wauwatosa'
From spring cleanups to serving at the food pantry to a long stint of service on the Common Council, it is not difficult to look around Wauwatosa and see the impact Dick Bachman had on the community.
Bachman, who was known by the nickname "Mr. Wauwatosa," died Saturday at age 83.
For more than 40 years, Bachman took part in a long list of projects that remain in place to this day. He also made pivotal decisions as an alderman on the Common Council. He served for 24 years — from 1968 to 1984 and again from 1990 to 1998.
"I learned to spell my name by putting up campaign signs with him," said his son, also named Richard. "He was my mentor, my role model and my best friend."
Many longtime Tosans have similar sentiments to those shared by Bachman's son.» Read Full Article
Three new Bartolotta restaurants announced for Mayfair Collection
Ample foot traffic welcomed the new retail destination, Mayfair Collection, last Thursday with shopping at Nordstrom Rack, Saks Fifth Avenue, Dick's Sporting Goods and more. Now, shopping patrons can stay and eat at three new Bartolotta restaurants, announced to open by winter 2014 and summer 2015.
While still in the development stages, possible restaurant concepts include a modern diner, a beer-themed pub and a casual French bistro. Bartolotta Restaurants partnered with Phoenix Development Partners to create, open and manage the eateries.
"Our new Mayfair Collection restaurants will be casual eateries catering to families, shoppers and anyone looking for elevated dining options," said Peter Jensen, partner with the Phoenix group.
"We look forward to bringing these new dining concepts to the area and to begin part of this jewel of Wauwatosa," said Joe Bartolotta, co-owner of The Bartolotta Restaurants with his brother Paul.
Mayfair Collection occupies 270,000 square feet of retail space, adapted from former warehouses, at Highway 45 and Burleigh Street. The Collection is a three-phase project by HSA Commercial Real Estate, a Chicago-based firm, with retail as phase one; a 144-room extended-stay hotel and Whole Foods Market for phase two; and residential for phase three.» Read Full Article
Vukmir releases records related to ALEC work
Sen. Leah Vukmir has released documents related to her work with the conservative American Legislative Exchange Council as part of a settlement of an open records lawsuit filed by the liberal Center for Media and Democracy.Republican state
The center's attorney, Brendan Fischer, told the Wisconsin State Journal that the documents provide the first evidence that an effort by ALEC to rebrand itself as being legislator-driven is "just a sham."
The more than 100 pages of records show Vukmir sponsored a model bill under the direction of a Florida lobbying group, after voting last spring on an ALEC policy allowing only lawmakers, and not lobbyists, to introduce model bills.
"This demonstrates that ALEC is really a lobbyist-driven organization," Fischer said. "The lobbyists are the ones calling the shots. The legislators are just following along."
ALEC spokesman Bill Meierling said the documents are the culmination of a "yearlong witch hunt based on unfounded accusations." He said any model policy that legislators introduce would be consistent with their community culture.» Read Full Article
Voters disagree with Citizens United ruling
Wauwatosa residents voted against language modeled after the Supreme Court case known as Citizens United, which opted to not ban political spending, Tuesday.
The local vote was 4,056 in favor of the referendum question and 2,286 opposed.
By voting "yes," Wauwatosa voters agree to instruct state and federal representatives to regulate political contributions and spending while upholding the constitutional rights of human beings — not corporations, the resolution says. This is a direct rejection of Citizens United.
Brian Bawden elected to Wauwatosa School Board
Brian Bawden, 63, was elected to Seat 7 of the Wauwatosa School Board on Tuesday.
According to unofficial results Tuesday:
Bawden received 2,167 votes, and his opponent, Michael Huitink, received 2,085.
Seat 7 was formerly held by Carmela Rios, who declined to run for re-election. Bawden is a former teacher in the Wauwatosa School District.
Bawden said in January he would no longer seek Seat 7 due to his father's diminishing health.» Read Full Article
Jason Kofroth elected District 7 alderman
Jason Kofroth was elected District 7 alderman Tuesday.
According to unofficial results Tuesday:
Kofroth received 443 votes; Michael Morgan received 409.
Kofroth, 27, a self-described fiscal conservative, is a retirement services relationship coordinator at BMO Harris Bank.
Michael Walsh elected District 4 alderman
Michael Walsh was elected District 4 alderman Tuesday.
According to unofficial results Tuesday:
Walsh garnered 543 votes and his opponent, John Pokrandt, received 460.
Walsh served as 5th District alderman from 2008 to 2012 before moving to the 4th District to be closer to his children's school. He is currently the operations manager of Interior Systems, a Wauwatosa manufacturer of restaurant seating and decor.
Matt Stippich wins District 1 aldermanic seat
Matt Stippich was elected to represent Wauwatosa's District 1 as alderman Tuesday.
According to unofficial results Tuesday, Stippich won 726 votes, and his opponent, W. Scott Nelson, received 409.
Stippich, of 2220 N. Wauwatosa Ave., is owner and general counsel of Digital Intelligence, a local computer forensics firm, and a partner in Stippich, Selin & Cain.
Body found in Tosa identified as James Kieckbusch, 57
decomposed body found Sunday afternoon in a wooded area at 124th Street and Bluemound Road was identified as James Kieckbusch, 57, no known address, according to a medical examiner's report provided by Milwaukee County.The
Kieckbusch's remains were discovered by Daniel and Donald Kempka, a father and son, who had been hiking through the wooded area while looking for deer antlers. Kieckbusch was pronounced dead upon arrival at 4:48 p.m.
The medical examiner identified pill bottles in the jacket pocket with medications still inside as well as a wallet and identification card on Kieckbusch's right leg between his blue jeans and pair of long pajama-type pants.
The area did not appear to be a place where the subject lived or a homeless shelter. No obvious trauma was observed at the scene.
Kieckbusch had been on parole and had a history of bipolar disorder, the report said. His brother, William, said Kieckbusch was a "binge" drinker and had previous illicit drug use, according to the report.» Read Full Article
Body found at border of Elm Grove and Wauwatosa
A partially decomposed body was found under bushes on the east side of the UPS building, 12400 W. Bluemound Road, about 3:20 p.m. Sunday, according to an Elm Grove police report.
Elm Grove police responded to the scene, but determined the dead body, about 150 yards east of the UPS access road, was just over the border, in Wauwatosa, the report states. Officers from both departments taped off the area.
Elm Grove Assistant Police Chief Jason Hennen said Elm Grove officers were not further involved in the case, which was taken over by Wauwatosa police.
The Wauwatosa Police Department had no formal police report on the incident as of 10:30 a.m. except a "dead on arrival" call from officers who were dispatched Sunday, said Karla Ordal, records clerk.
Neither Police Chief Barry Weber nor Lt. Christopher Fox could be reached for comment.» Read Full Article
Michael Lovell's move is a net gain for Milwaukee, business leaders say
While a shock to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, the departure of highly regarded Chancellor Michael Lovell for the top post at Marquette University will prove to be a net gain for the area, business leaders said Wednesday.
Lovell's move across town, they said, won't stop the momentum for university-based economic development efforts such as UWM's Innovation Campus in Wauwatosa.
And they believe Lovell's drive to build connections between the academic and business communities will lead to greater involvement by Marquette in such collaborations.
"Mike Lovell arrived in Milwaukee ready and willing to collaborate for regional growth," said Cate Rahmlow, water technology industry specialist at the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. "He was inclusive when he got here. I would anticipate more of that. To me, nothing has changed. He's still ready and willing to collaborate, but from another chair."
Timothy Sheehy, president of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce, called the news about Lovell bittersweet.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa police seek suspect in BMO Harris Bank robbery
Wauwatosa police are searching for a man who robbed BMO Harris Bank on Thursday.
The robber approached a teller at the bank, 7501 W. North Ave., demanded money then fled on foot about 5 p.m. He didn't display a weapon.
He's described as a man in his mid-20s, between 5 feet, 4 inches and and 5 feet, 6 inches with a medium build, a thin mustache and a goatee. He was wearing an Air Jordan cap, a dark-colored hoodie and dark sunglasses.
People with information should contact Detective James Donovan at (414) 471-8430 or for those who wish to remain anonymous, contact Wauwatosa Crime Stoppers at (414) 771-8672.


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Sophie Frederickson (left) and Reva Renollet pose with Chad the giraffe. A photo the two took with Chad in Falls High School girls locker room garnered each a one-game suspension, because they violated a school policy banning locker room photos. The students had to destroy the original photo. (Photo courtesy Sophie Frederickson)
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