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Chakra Clearing, Angel Healings and More with Shu Bretag
Release your fears and anxieties, focusing instead on what brings you closer to your dreams. Psychic healer Shu Bretag accompanies you on this journey, bringing intuitive analysis and her extensive experience in psychology to sessions that range from card readings and chakra clearing to angel guidance, healing with Archangel Raphael and creating your blueprint for living in a healed reality.
Chakra Clearing - The body's seven chakras, or energy centers, start at the base of the spine and extend to the top of the head. If imbalanced, they can cause blocks in areas of your life such as financial flow, relationships and health. Aligning and cleansing the chakras brings a flow of positive energies into your life
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ב Duke of York's Theatre
In an oak-panelled room in Oxford, ten young bloods with cut-glass vowels and deep pockets are meeting, intent on restoring their right to rule. Members of an elite student dining society, the boys are bunkering down for a wild night of debauchery, decadence and bloody good wine. But this isn't just a jolly: they're planning a revolution. Welcome to the Riot Club
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Monday to Saturday 7.30pm
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Wednesday and Saturday 2.30pm
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Gregg William Cuthbert
Gregg William Cuthbert, 50, died Saturday, March 8, 2014 in Bayfield. Cremation will occur at Hood Mortuary Crematory in Durango and memorial services will be held at a later date.
Mr. Cuthbert was born Sept. 2, 1963 in Houston, Texas, the son of Ronald and Cindy (Callaway) Cuthbert. Gregg attended primary and secondary schools in the Houston, Texas area. He graduated from Jersey Village High School and soon after, became employed with the Houston fire department and emergency services. He remained there for approximately six years and then moved to the Durango area. He began to learn the trade and craft of fine art framing and soon opened up his own business, Four Corners Framed Art.
Gregg enjoyed all aspects of the outdoors. He was a gifted photographer, enjoyed horseback riding and also riding his Harley Davidson motorcycle. Whenever he got the chance, he traveled to the Gulf of Mexico to pursue fishing. He enjoyed reading and country western dancing and music. He also liked to cook and his family fondly recalls that he made great crawfish etouffee. His family is very grief stricken during this time and would like to express to the community: "Thank you for those who were Gregg's customers and for those who expressed loyalty and friendship to Gregg."
He is survived by his parents of Bayfield; daughter Brittney Allison of Houston; brother Jeffrey Wayne Cuthbert of Bayfield; and aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins.
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Saint Louis
IntroductionSaint Louis (lōˈĭs) [key], city (1990 pop. 396,685), independent and in no county, E Mo., on the Mississippi River below the mouth of the Missouri; inc. as a city 1822. St. Louis has long been a major industrial and transportation hub. It is a leading rail and trucking center, and its airport and river port are among the country's busiest. Its industries produce a variety of manufactures, including chemicals; consumer goods; motor vehicles and parts; electronic components; foods and beverages; textiles; shoes; paper, plastic, and metal products; paints; soap and detergents; hardware; and pharmaceuticals. St. Louis is also a wholesale, banking, and financial center.
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Museum Fakes, Forgeries, and the Quest for Authenticity: A Mini-Symposium
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As an arts institution, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco endeavor to offer visitors experiences with authentic works of art. We take this responsibility very seriously. After all, collectors can easily buy reproductions, and the public is familiar with works created for tourists around the globe. The very existence of art museums supports the argument that an authentic work reveals something to the viewer that a reproduction simply cannot. Fakes and forgeries thus threaten a museum's educational and inspirational mission. But in the 21st century, how do we define an authentic work of art? Because the Fine Arts Museums are relatively young by international standards, and since its collections continue to grow, the problem is of concern to the Museums' curators and donors alike.
This mini-symposium is the third in a series addressing timely topics of particular significance to textiles and the arts of Africa, Oceania, Asia and the Americas. In 2010 we looked at ways in which scientific testing is being used to evaluate works of art. In 2011 we discussed complexities surrounding the concepts of ownership, cultural property, and provenance. This year, we will explore fakes and forgeries in the museum context and the quest for authenticity. Six experts will address specific museum case-studies that reveal the complexity and intrigue surrounding this compelling issue for curators, collectors, and dealers.
Definitions and Discernment in the Quest for Authenticity, presented by Christina Hellmich, curator in charge of the arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas and curator of the Jolika Collection of New Guinea Art at the de Young Museum.
Fakes and Forgeries in the Marquesas Islands: A Long History, presented by Carol Ivory, associate dean for curriculum and instruction and professor of fine arts at Washington State University. Her research focuses on the arts made by the Polynesian people of the Marquesas Islands.
Tuduc: The World's Most Famous Rug Forger, presented by Stefano Ionescu, an independent scholar of Oriental carpets and a leading scholar of Anatolian carpets in Transylvania. His most recent publication, Handbook of Fakes by Tuduc, will be the focus of his lecture.
Determining Quality in a "Royal" Kuba Overskirt: Changing Craft Habit or Pastiche? presented by Christine Giuntini, textile and organic artifact conservator for the arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Giuntini will present her analysis of the materials and construction techniques of a "royal" Bushong overskirt.
The Authenticity of Mentawaian Art: A Perspective from the Field presented by Juniator Tulius, a PhD student at the Leiden University Institute for Area Studies. His presentation will draw on research concerning notions of authenticity in the art of Mentawai.
Fakes, Forgeries, and Misattributions on the Pacific Northwest Coast presented by Robin Wright, professor of art history, curator of Native American art and director of the Bill Holm Center for the Study of Northwest Coast Art at the Burke Museum, University of Washington. Her research, teaching, and curatorial work center on the native arts of the Pacific Northwest coast, in particular 19th-century Haida art.
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Ryan Smyth and Shooting Percentage
Jonathan Willis
April 08 2012 04:53PM
There were really two seasons this year for veteran forward Ryan Smyth.
There was the October/November season, where Smyth played tough opposition and spent a lot of time in his own end. He fired the puck 65 times in 25 games (2.6 shots/game) and scored a remarkable 12 goals. People lauded his effort, his performance, and the general awesomeness whenever he stepped on to the ice.
Then there was the December-April season, where Smyth played tough opposition and spent a lot of time in his own end. He fired the puck 129 times in 57 games (2.3 shots/game) and scored a remarkably bad seven goals. People decried his lack of effort, his poor performance, and the general miserable mediocrity whenever he stepped on the ice.
The simple fact is that Ryan Smyth didn't forget how to score goals. He didn't suddenly decide every shot had to be off a wraparound - he was doing that earlier in the year too:
The answer lies in no small part in shooting percentage. Here is Smyth's shooting percentage, month-by-month:
|Oct/Nov Total
|Dec-Apr Total
Ryan Smyth is not a guy who will score on one shot in five over the long term (i.e. 20.0 SH%). He is also not a guy who will score on one shot in 20 over the long term (i.e. 5.0 SH%). He will have and has had good months and bad months. He will have and has had good years and bad year.
In 1995-96, Smyth's first full season as an Oiler, he scored two goals in 48 games. He didn't shoot as much in those days – just 65 shots – but at the end of the year his shooting percentage was a miserable 3.1%. I'm guessing there was significant concern about the sixth overall pick's offensive game at the time; I'm also guessing it was erased the next year when he scored 39 goals (establishing his career-best in his second NHL season) and fired at a 14.7% clip.
In 2006-07, Smyth's last year in his first tenure as an Oiler, Smyth scored 31 goals on 161 shots for the Oilers. He slowed a little bit after finishing the season with the Islanders, but still converted shots at a 17.1% clip.
We've seen these variances before. They're a simple part of a complex game – sometimes the puck goes in, and sometimes it doesn't, for reasons that don't always have a lot to do with the shooter.
On his career, Smyth is an 11.6% shooter. The last four seasons – including this one – he's finished within 2.0% of that mark. If I were guessing what his shooting percentage is next year, I'd guess it's that.
The point is that a huge chunk of Smyth's decline in performance is directly attributable to simple variance in shooting percentage. He was never going to be as good long-term as he was to start the year. He's almost certainly not going to be as bad long-term as he was to finish the year. Shooting percentage bounces around; it always had and always will, for players both better and worse than Smyth. Sidney Crosby's an 11% shooter this year. Last year, he was a 20% shooter. On his career, he's a 15% shooter.
The dip in shooting percentage is a good thing for the Oilers, as long as they take advantage of it. It helped a going nowhere team finish as low as it did. It will drive Smyth's contract demands down. It also means that he's probably going to surprise a few people when he starts scoring at his usual rate next season. If the Oilers are smart, he'll be doing it for them at a reduced salary.
April 08 2012, 05:30PM
Or, Smyth has finally hit the wall at age 35 after a lot of hard miles and his shooting percentage reflects that.
If Smyth is used up 25 games into a season as he was this year because he empties the tank to compete -- battle for loose pucks, get to the net, take a pounding -- at the levels he used to for entire seasons, a bounce back to previous career levels is far from a foregone conclusion.
The Mullet took a hit this year, sure, but he was still a useful contributor. His point production was on par with Gagner and Jones, but with absolutely harsh qualcomp and zonestart. Basically, he was brought in to do heavy lifting, shelter the kids, take the hit on points, and he did exactly that. Given how hard his minutes were, I'm not at all surprised to see him dog tired, but that's what sheltered the kids and gave them their solid point totals.
Really, the vet to be disappointed with is Belanger, who went completely off the rails. His utter black hole of point production meant that Horcoff had to take on an even harder role, and sucked down players like Jones. And yet his contract and status meant that a kid like Lander, who rightfully deserved to be up on the third line by midseason, had to be down with fourth line minutes and mates.
If Smitty can put up another 40-50 points while doing pk and shutdown duty, we should be really happy. Frankly, I think next years bottom six should be Smitty/Horcoff/Jones and Eager/Lander/Petrell, assuming we re-sign Tambi and thus make no actual meaningful moves in the offseason.
Bottom line, if we want depth scoring, we have to take some of the heavy minutes off those guys. You can't get 55 points each while taking on the other teams top 6 and also doing all the pk duty and d zone starts. If the kids can handle harder minutes next year, I think you'll see a significant bump in our secondary scoring as a result, and a third of guys like 94-10-28 is perfect because any one of them can move into the top 6 for injury or poor performance, and also any one of them are moderately effective on the pp.
I have the sinking feeling that the mighty Oil brass will screw it up though, not offering 94 a decent contract and dumping Petrell, and then wonder why they've lost some heart and grit. Personally, I'd be fine offering Ryan 2-2.5 for two years. 40 points is still a lot, and you need vets to show the kids how to be proud professionals. But the guy who let him walk a few years ago is now the GMs boss, so... Yeah. It's gonna be a rough summer.
FIST Smyth if he won't take a 3rd liner's salary.
If tom renney is kept around they better manage Smyth's minutes continuously now, as a 3RD line player and nothing more. Smyth was just flat out gassed and even last night in Vancouver he looked it
April 08 2012, 05:41PM
Agreed Smyth looked gassed, ~ but remember he had to carry those plug's Horcoff and Jones around with the occasional stint with that waste of space Belanger, all while having to dig the puck out of the corners because the defense is to soft! Belanger and Horcoff don't hit to separate the puck from the opposition, while Jones is hovering around the blue line looking for that stretch pass from Whitney after Smyth dig's the puck out, but wait... Smyth has to recover because Whitney's ankles gave out, so Smyth has to dive face first in front of a wide open net because that geriatric drunk went and blew out his groin again!~
Yep, That sound's just about average shift right there.
I am a huge Ryan Smyth fan but people need to get over it. He can do no wrong for many Oilers' fans. I am probably in the minority but I would rather us go in a different direction.
April 08 2012, 06:22PM
When Smyth first signed, we were all excited to see him. He was the one to link and infuse Oiler blood and tradition into the next generation. Maybe even point out the spot to the young'uns where he picked his chicklets off the ice like the minor inconvenience it was.
No one thought he would come in and put up the numbers he did early in the season and it raised our expectations.
But on the heels of another disappointing season for the team, where secondary scoring all but dried up, Smyth now has much to prove.
I will no longer be scouring my alphagetti for a ninety-four sighting, it'll have to be on the ice.
April 08 2012, 06:35PM
@Dog Train
I have to agree. A rebuild should include opportunities for hungry, young players. Better to rebuild with youth and be a lottery team than play the crap out of used up blue-hairs and still be lotto bound. Heres to Harti,VV, Teubert,Pitlik,etal playing a role next year. If we finish last, oh well, we've been there before. We can only get better.
I think you can contribute a lot of the decrease in shooting % to the fact that he spent almost 40 less minutes on the PP this year. In fact, this season was the least amount of PP time he's had since at least 97-98 (NHL doesn't have a record of it before that).
He played 82 games this year and had less PP time than years where he's played 55.
If you want to look at the biggest culprit for his decline in shooting %, I'd look at that first. If the Oilers aren't going to give him more PP time, he's not going to raise his sh% to his prior levels.
That doesn't make him bad, he's still a useful ES player, but that's going to hurt his counting numbers going forward.
I have to agree. A rebuild should include opportunities for hungry, young players. Better to rebuild with youth and be a lottery team than play the crap out of used up blue-hairs and still be lotto bound. Heres to Harti,VV, Teubert,Pitlik,etal playing a role next year. If we finish last, oh well, we've been there before. We can only get better.
Haven't we finished last enough yet?
And I'm pretty sure Smyth will be more useful for the next 5 years than VandeVelde will be.
Despite Penner's issues, I for one would rather have him than Smyth (as much as I consider Smyth the eternal Oiler). Penner brings size and skill that demands the RD has to pay attention to him so that Penner doesn't establish position in front of the net.
That opens ice, as well of the fact that Penner is a capable fighter. He may not fight a lot, but he has kicked B a few times, and that is known.
Given he wants to stay in the league and wants to make a good effort next year to keep his career, I think he would be a nice fit for RNH and Eberle.
In the position to decide I also would have a serious look around and see what is going on with him at the moment, and what the scuttlebutt going around the Kings is.
There is always information available to those who are listening and interested. Young guys with a lot of bank can make poor decisions, have in the past, and continue to do so.
A team looking for long term success should be interested in guys with the life skills to keep up the discipline necessary in the NHL these days. Maybe Penner has learned a bit recently.
April 08 2012, 06:53PM
How about 1 more year. Nathan Mckinnon anyone? Actually, I have had enough of being a laughing stock, but 5 years of Smitty? Seriously? Maybe VV is a bad example; how about [God forgive me for saying this] Grig?
Penner was going through a breakup and divorce this year, and he is a heart-on-his-sleeve kind of guy. You could see it when he was here, when he's happy he's great, and when people are ragging on him he's miserable and a poor player. Personally, I'd be very happy to have him back, because I think a calm and intellectual coach like Renney would be perfect for him. No calling him out in public, understands how players tick and works with it, etc etc. He's a hard guy to coach, but do it right and you get 20 goals.
That said, he's also exactly what he seems. He's not going to be a fighter, he's not going to be a consistent crashes of bodies, he's not your fourth line tough guy, and everyone's disappointments with him as a player almost always seem to be not based on what he is, but what you wish he would be. Accept him as a big middle six player who will sometimes coast, sometimes be good, and sometimes get cranky and smash the other team to bits, and everyone will be happy. By all accounts, he's great in the room, a good teammate and a good friend, and if his lousy points this year mean we can get him for nothing, then he's worth a shot. More of a shot than barker was this year, that's for sure. I can picture Tambo seeing him as a cheaper option on lw than Smyth, though I'd rather take both. A lw of Hall, Penner, Smyth and Harski is pretty good and also interchangeable based on performance, with Eager there to mix things up when needed.
April 08 2012, 08:46PM
well, blak thinks that ryan smyth is a player that needs support, like all players. You do not see many goals scored without some passing
Smyth is a useful player and great role model for the kids, but don't count on him to provide 20+ goals a year anymore. Likewise, I think that giving him anything more than a one or two year deal at this stage of his career would be a risk.
At this point its impossible to tell what Smyth will do next season. It is just as likely the tank is empty as it is he will bounce back to his historical shooting percentage.
And that is why the Oilers would be absolutely crazy to sign Smyth to a deal longer than 1 year. (Which means Lowe will see he gets a 3 year deal on an overpay).
Regardless of the offensive output, Smyth was an effective player. If they can sign him for 3rd line money, then it makes sense to bring him back on a 1 year deal. He can slide up the depth chart if injuries occur and help hold the line against the toughs on the 3rd line otherwise.
His value to the team goes up if Horcoff is bought out on a contract amnesty play.
let's hope we have a new coach next season that uses him wisely.
35 and playing his heart out for the team that he never wanted to leave. Skillwise this isn't the same Ryan Smyth that we remember yet he is still the hardworking, gritty type forward the Oilers need. Top 6 forward not anyomore, not everygame anyway but I think that we are talking about a guy that can contribute on the third line, play special teams and move up the depth chart on occaision.
Smytty's career is on the decline but certainly not over, Seeing him finish it as an Oiler would mean a lot to the organization and his fans.
When the blade of your hockey stick is shaped like a deformed snow shovel and your average goal deflects off of your right ass-cheek, how does that factor into shooting percentage? Smyth has hardly scored a goal from more than 6" outside the blue paint in the last 10 years.
His problem is that he is worn out. Does someone mean to suggest that he couldn't recover from the first 20 games in the last 60? Someone at the cardiac care unit at the Mazankowski wing should be checking him out if that's the case.


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Hale boys cross country
The Huskies were ranked sixth in state according to wirunners.com with a record of 93-11, with all losses coming to top 15 teams in the state. Milan Stojanovic was named the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Runner of the Week on Oct. 2.
Hale traveled to Silver Lake to run in the Westosha Central Falcon Invitational. The host school was ranked 14th in the state and won the meet, but the Huskies beat seven other teams to finish second.
"The course was very tough and did not produce any (personal records) on the varsity for us," coach Ron Kurtz said. "Westosha has qualified for state each of the last two years."
Stojanovic continued to run well, placing second (16:31) to Westosha's Tyler Fiebelkorn. Sam Gagliano was ninth (17:02) followed by Dan Nelson in 10th (17:04), Robert Effinger, 12th (17:18), Tony Lozano, 14th (17:33), Tim Ebben, 23rd (18:15), and Alec Krause, 25th (18:31).
"Usually in an invitational, if you can get your scorers in the top 20, you have a good chance to win," Kurtz said. "We had our scorers in the top 14, but still could not catch Westosha."
Greenfield/Whitnall boys volleyball
The Raptors came from two sets down to beat South Milwaukee, 14-25, 26-28, 27-25, 25-13, 19-17, in a wild dual on Oct. 3.
Skylar Czaplewski totaled 20 kills and four aces, while Kurt Storvik collected 49 assists and Kyle Hanneken eight digs.
The Raptors played in the UW-Oshkosh Invitational on Saturday.
Hale girls volleyball
The Huskies put together their best match of the season, said head coach Leng Sayaovong, with a 25-13, 25-18, 25-13 triumph over Sussex Hamilton on Oct. 2.
Caitlin Kantowski collected 25 assists and four aces, while Marlee Freitag had four aces, Rachel Milani five blocks, Miranda Bailey five blocks, Natalie Carr 20 digs and Jaime Supple 12 kills.
"Every player played with energy and passion," Sayaovong said. "This match showed the girls they can play at a higher level of volleyball."
Hale was swept by Mukwonago on Oct. 4 (25-14, 25-13, 25- 22). Supple had 10 kills and 12 digs, Kantowski had 25 assists and Milani blocked three shots.
Greenfield football
The Hustlin' Hawks (2-5) found it slow going against Brown Deer (5-2) on Oct. 5 in a 33-0 loss.
Greenfield, which will close out its regular season at red-hot Tosa West (6-1) on Friday at 7 p.m., gained only 88 yards on 46 carries on the ground against a quick and hot pursuing Falcons defense, which stretched out the sideline plays and stuffed the interior runs. The Hustlin' Hawks got inside the Brown Deer 35-yard line only once and that was after a turnover.
Greenfield did not help itself by going zero for six through the air. The score was 20-0 at the break.
Reggie Blakely rushed for 42 yards on nine carries and Ashton Wendler had 31 yards on six tries.
Whitnall girls volleyball
Kim Ertl put together a fine all-around match with 27 assists, six aces and 13 digs as the Falcons downed Pewaukee, 25-20, 27-25, 25-16, on Oct. 2.
Ashley Markowiak tallied nine kills and Emily Kuether nine kills and four blocks as Whitnall closed out Woodland Conference duals.
The Falcons will now play in the conference tournament, which begins Oct. 11 at various sites. The semifinals and championship will be played at 9 a.m. Oct. 13 at Greenfield High School.
Greenfield girls volleyball
The Hustlin' Hawks lost their first Woodland Conference dual of the season with a marathon 14-25, 25-20, 24-26, 25-23, 20-18 defeat at the hands of New Berlin Eisenhower on Oct. 2.
Sarah Habermahl totaled 16 kills, Luci Krenzke 44 assists, Sam DeLeon four aces and Lauren Bullock 22 digs for Greenfield, which slipped to 7-1 in the conference.
The Hawks will compete in the first round of the conference tournament Oct. 11, and semifinals and the championship match will be played starting at 9 a.m. Oct. 13 at Greenfield High School.
Greenfield then beat Pewaukee on Oct. 4 (25-14, 25-13, 25-9). Jessie Kalous had 11 kills and three blocks, Krenzke handed out 35 assists and three aces and Bullock had 16 digs and three aces.
Whitnall girls swimming
Rachel Stave won the diving with a meet-record 458.85 points in the Lancer Invitational at Brookfield Central on Oct. 2.
Lauren Zurowski came in fourth with 26.79 seconds in the 50 freestyle and the 200 medley team of Jill Kolasinski, Sarah Arteaga, Zurowski and Leah Windt took fifth (2 minutes, 2.59 seconds).
Taking sixth for the Falcons were Arteaga in the 100 breaststroke (1:14.86), the 200 freestyle team of Kolasinski, Arteaga, Leah Jenk and Mary Sullivan (1:55.31) and the 400 freestyle group of Maddie Vokovitch, Sullivan, Zurowski and Windt (4:12.69).
Whitnall tallied 165 points for sixth place in the meet.
Whitnall also competed against Franklin on Oct. 4 and in the Racine Park Invitational on Saturday, but the results weren't available.
West Allis girls swimming
The 400 freestyle team of Paulina Fortis, Brittany House, Tara Kelley and Brianna Kulas finished seventh with 4 minutes, 51.21 seconds at the Lancer Invitational on Oct. 2.
Taking eighth were the 200 medley unit of Larissa Mickelson, Jamie Trapp, Sydney Jewell and Cortney Wery in 2:56.11 and the 200 freestyle group of Kelley, House, Fortis and Kulas (2:13.86).
The Wave tallied 70 points for seventh place in the event.
Menomonee Falls/Sussex Hamilton defeated West Allis on Oct. 4, 142-44.
Whitnall boys soccer
A 3-0 first-half lead was not enough as the Falcons lost a 4-3 double-overtime decision to New Berlin West on Oct. 1.
Jamie Wunrow, Zach Barnhart and Petar Miskov all scored in the first 12 minutes as Whitnall assumed its early lead. West came back, though, and won the game with an overtime goal at 99 minutes.
The Falcons also fell to Pius XI, 3-0, on Oct. 3 in the regular-season finale.
They visited Oconomowoc on Oct. 9 in the first round of WIAA Division 1 tournament play. If they won, they would likely travel to top seed Kettle Moraine on Oct. 11.
Central boys volleyball
Josh Kopplin totaled seven kills and eight assists, but the Bulldogs lost to Brookfield East, 25-12, 25-12, 25-15, on Oct. 3 in their only action of the week.
Mike Brown posted eight assists as well, while Rayshaun Carter tallied four blocks and Danny Doyle eight digs.
Hale boys volleyball
Powerful Marquette handed the Huskies a 25-16, 25-19, 25-21 defeat on Oct. 3.
Parker Voller notched eight kills, Savaughn Boston 17 assists and Zach Bohmann nine digs for Hale.
Hale played in the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Invitational on Saturday.
Central girls volleyball
The Bulldogs lost to Menomonee Falls, 25-13, 25-10, 25-14, in a Greater Metro Conference dual on Oct. 2.
Angela Reyes collected six kills, Melissa Smith 14 assists and Emily Villafuentes five digs for Central.
Central finished ninth out of 10 teams at the Arrowhead Invitational on Saturday as Brookfield Central won the event. The Bulldogs finished fourth out of five teams in Pool A, behind Arrowhead, Wisconsin Lutheran, Wauwatosa West and ahead of Faith Christian.
West Allis girls tennis
Senior Branka Lugonja reached a WIAA Division 1 sectional meet on Oct. 3 at Racine Horlick but lost her first match to end her season at 7-10.
All of West Allis' other entries lost in subsectional play on Oct. 1 at Brookfield East.
West Allis tallied four points in the sectional for a share of 10th place.
Whitnall girls tennis
The Falcons did not advance anyone out of a WIAA Division 1 subsectional on Oct. 1 at Brookfield East.
They tallied four points to tie for 10th place in the sectional.
Central boys soccer
The Bulldogs finished Greater Metro Conference play with a 5-2 loss to Brookfield East on Oct. 2.
Central played at Pius XI on Oct. 9 in the first round of WIAA Division 1 tournament play, and the winner meets either South Milwaukee or Greenfield in a regional championship game Oct. 11 at a site to be determined.
Central played Heritage Christian on Friday, but no information was available.
Greenfield boys soccer
David Castillo tallied the lone goal as the Hustlin' Hawks fell to Pewaukee, 3-1, on Oct. 1 in Woodland Conference play.
Greenfield visited South Milwaukee on Oct. 9 in first-round WIAA Division 1 tournament action.
Greenfield girls swimming
Brooke Charles won both the 200 individual medley with 2 minutes, 36.25 seconds and the 100 breaststroke at 1:15.32, but the Hustlin' Hawks still lost to Shorewood, 126-43, in a Woodland Conference dual on Oct. 3.
Greenfield participated in the Watertown Invitational, but no information was available.
Central girls cross country
The Bulldogs finished eighth (202 points) out of nine teams at the Waterford Wolverine Invite on Saturday, as the host Waterford team won the event with 55 points.
Each varsity runner had either a seasonal record or personal record, as Alex Jonas paced the squad with a 14th-place medal finish with a seasonal best of 16:28. Katie Wardinski had a personal record with a 19th-place finish with a 16:33 (10 seconds bettering her old PR).
"Alex and Katie both ran very smart races staying up with the pack and gutting it out at the finish," coach Mark Klobukowski said. "Freshman Amanda Cielinski continues to improve and scale back on her times as she finished in 55th scoring place (20:05)."
Supawadee Pamoto followed with a 20:19 in 56th scoring place while Hannah Pfister and Clarissa Tylke rounded out the last finishers in 58th and 59th scoring place with a 20:45 and a 21:55.
"We have experienced some big improvements from the beginning of the season until now for our girls," Klobukowski said. "With the GMC and Sectionals scheduled as our next two meets we will have to stay focused and still set our goals on improving and continuing to cut down on our times."
Hale girls cross country
The West Allis Hale girls placed eighth in the Wisconsin Lutheran Invite. Leading the team was Ellie Probst in 21st place with a time of 15:48 and Madison Mihaljevic was 27th in 15:56 and both received medals for placing in the top 30.
Also running on the varsity were April Koshen with a personal best time of 16:35, Caroline Daniels with a PR 17:05, Jenna Freund with a PR 17:13, Elizabeth Elliott in 17:13, and Emily Zelten with a time of 17:17.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
Dale Pierson and Ken Snook of the Rural Water Association board were at the recent North Emery Water Users Special Service District meeting to present. the award they won for the best tasting water in Utah. Pierson said, "Each February, the rural water districts meet at their conference in St. George. Thirty to 40 water samples are entered for the taste test to determine who has the best tasting water in the state. They are judged on taste, clarity and bouquet, which is how the water smells. This is the first time in the history of the award that treated water has won the award. Congratulations to North Emery for winning this prestigious award."
Pierson explained at the end of April, Jack Stoyanoff will accompany him to the National conference to be held in Washington D.C. They will deliver samples of North Emery's water to the Senators and Representatives from Utah. He said the Senators look forward to this visit each year. "I also want to thank North Emery for their membership in the association," said Pierson.
Brian Barton from Jones and DeMille Engineering presented the board with a letter of intent that has been drawn up to be sent to the land owners association for the Elk Springs project. "Some of the springs are on private property, some are on US Forest Service property and some are on PacifiCorp property. The piping will be mostly on forest service, and as with any public works project rights of way are a very important part of the project. Mike McCandless has completed the negotiations with the property owners association and has reached an agreement," said Barton. "Now the letter of intent is ready to formalize the agreed upon items. This is a temporary solution until the snow is gone and we can get up there, then the easement deed can be made and recorded."
The next part of the Elk Springs project will be for North Emery to reach an agreement with Jones and DeMille Engineering about the project. Barton gave the board a draft agreement which is a standard form between owner and engineer. The board will review and compile a formal agreement for the engineer.
A renovation project to the office of North Emery Water Users was considered. The bids were opened and the board awarded the project to Masonry Masters, contingent on CIB approval.
The project will entail the refinishing of the front of the building, replacing four windows, painting, and paving the parking lot.
The North Emery Waters Users board meets on the first Thursday each month at 7 p.m.


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INTERPOL Notices are international alerts allowing police in member countries to share critical crime-related information.
Notices are published by INTERPOL's General Secretariat at the request of National Central Bureaus (NCBs) and authorized entities, and can be published in any of the Organization's official languages: Arabic, English, French and Spanish.
In the case of Red Notices, the persons concerned are wanted by national jurisdictions and the notices requested are based on an arrest warrant or court decision. INTERPOL's role is to assist the national police forces in identifying and locating these persons with a view to their arrest and extradition.
In addition, Notices are used by the United Nations, International Criminal Tribunals and the International Criminal Court to seek persons wanted for committing crimes within their jurisdiction, notably genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.
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The legal basis for a Red Notice is an arrest warrant or court order issued by the judicial authorities in the country concerned. Many of INTERPOL's member countries consider a Red Notice to be a valid request for provisional arrest.
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This 12-page educational comic book introduces readers to the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission. Using the Japanese anime art style, the comic book explains the satellite technology and the mission goals and applications. Supplemental... (View More) materials to support the story include an overview of the GPM mission, a description of the satellite and its instruments, examples of the data it collects, descriptions of some of the constellation partners, and a glossary of science terms used in the comic. Links are provided to additional related resources, including a template for learners to create their own comic. The Japanese anime/manga style of art was chosen because the GPM mission is a collaboration between NASA and JAXA, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency. (View Less)
Based on the popular fortune-telling game, this printable interactive craft and game familiarizes learners with cloud vocabulary and varying degrees of cloud cover.
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In this activity students investigate cloud opacity, including transparent, translucent, and opaque cloud characteristics. The activity is a companion resource to an episode of the PBS series, SciGirls. The episode, titled "SkyGirls," featured NASA... (View More) female scientists and a citizen science projects for students. (View Less)
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This interactive web-based tool asks a series of questions to help you narrow down the type of cloud you are observing. It can be used both for practice and in the field to identify clouds. This resource is part of The GLOBE Program Atmosphere... (View More) Protocol eTraining for Clouds. (View Less)
In this activity, children observe images and objects from very close up and from far away to establish what they can learn from different perspectives and how different perspectives change the way we look at things. They will consider types of... (View More) information you can gather up close and by satellite, using the Colorado Black Forest fire as an example, and finally, students will identify a geologic feature in an image of Mars. This activity was designed for use in a library program. (View Less)
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This video describes the tropical Monsoon weather pattern using global imagery of clouds, precipitation and fires visible from space. When land heats up during summer (June - September in the Northern Hemisphere), the winds change direction and blow... (View More) from the ocean, bringing a large-scale sea breeze and rain over land. While Monsoon generally refers to the rainy phase of the pattern, there is also a dry phase. ClimateBits videos are designed for Science On a Sphere (SOS) and also available on YouTube. Links are provided to more information for this topic from the main ClimateBits website (see related & supplemental resources). (View Less)
This poster shows a series of 10 Landsat image pairs from a variety of locations around the world showing change over time. The images show results from natural and human-induced change. The back of the poster highlights the Landsat mission, the... (View More) connection of Landsat data to our geoheritage, a description of the AmericaView program and its Earth Observation Day program, and a matching game activity to discover types of land cover changes. See Related & Supplemental Resources for additional Landsat image change pairs from Earthshots. (View Less)
Fresh water resources- their quantity, location and distribution- are briefly discussed in this two-page article. The article can be used as a "reading to be informed" activity in a stand-alone fashion or can be incorporated into a lesson plan.
The Global Precipitation Mission (GPM) collects rain, snow and other precipitation data worldwide every three hours. This short (4:17 minute) video introduces learners to the role of GPM and it's partner satellites in gathering precipitation data... (View More) and the role of Goddard's Precipitation Processing System (PPS) in compiling that data into unified global data sets. (View Less)
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Defending champions South Africa were drawn alongside hosts, France, England and the USA for next year's IRB Junior World Championship.
Defending champions South Africa were drawn alongside hosts, France, England and the USA for next year's IRB Junior World Championship.
The Championship, which will be held from June 5 to 23, is firmly established as one of the most eagerly anticipated events on the annual international Rugby calendar, showcasing the future stars of rugby and the host nation in a competition that serves up a feast of excitement and highly-competitive matches to a television audience in more than 160 nations.
The 2013 format will feature three venues with each hosting a pool. Stade Henri Desgrange in La Roche-sur-Yon will host Pool A matches.
The Stade de la Rabine in Vannes will host Pool B, while Rugby World Cup 2007 host venue Stade Pascal Laporte in Nantes will host Pool C matches.
The semi-finals and IRB Junior World Championship Final will be played in Vannes. The pools have been set on rankings based on results at the previous championship which was held in Cape Town earlier this year.
2012's runners-up New Zealand, Ireland, Australia and Fiji are in Pool B, while Wales head Pool C which also includes Argentina, Scotland and Samoa.
The Baby Boks will open the tournament on Wednesday, 5 June against the United States in La Roche-sur-Yon. Four days later they face powerful England at the same venue and then end their pool commitments against hosts, France, on June 13.
The 2012 Championship set the benchmark for future hosts to follow with record attendance and broadcast figures, while 35,000 fans saw history being made as South Africa defeated New Zealand to become the first team other than the Baby Blacks to lift the coveted trophy in the five-year history of the event.
France 2013 aims to stamp its own mark on hosting the Championship with the venues set to showcase rugby to the people of northern France, while an inspiration programme will aim to grow participation within the region.
The 2013 Junior World Championship pools are:
Pool A: South Africa, France, England, USA
Pool B: New Zealand, Ireland, Australia, Fiji
Pool C: Wales, Argentina, Scotland, Samoa


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Skip to comments.A Grandmother and Her Cat: A Story in Photos
Posted on 11/13/2012 1:51:14 PM PST by Slings and Arrows
For the last nine years, Japanese photographer, Miyoko Ihara, has been taking photos of her grandmother, Misao Ihara, and her white, odd-eyed cat, Fukumaru.
Misao and Fukumaru share a special bond and go everywhere together. Although Misao is 88 years old, she still works in the fields, planting and weeding under the sun, with Fukumaru always at her side.
When I see the way my grandmother is living her life, I really feel that she has a kind of strength that my generation simply cant match, Miyoko tells Nippon.com. She gets up with the sun, and goes to bed when it sets. She loves her cat and the vegetables in her field like her own children.
Fukumaru, who Misao found abandoned in a shed as a kitten, is almost deaf. In recent years, Misao herself has become hard of hearing too. Yet the two understand each other perfectly.
Their endearing friendship is captured in a photo book, Misao the Big Mama and Fukumaru the Cat.
(Excerpt) Read more at halopets.com ...
A nice ceiling cat there!
I only see one picture, even after clicking on the article?
There's a slideshow at the bottom. Do you have Flash or Java disabled?
I was thinking David Bowie cat.
This cat looks like my Snowflake, except mine has green eyes.
Mine is the reason I have so many typos. She snoozes on my hands and stretches onto the keyboard.
Never mind, clicked on "photo book", I have it now.
Thanks. Now and then I need these nice stories just to know there is a world out there, outside of politics. Cute pics, by the way.
A good cat story is the cat returns - a Studio Ghibli anime. Also a great cat bus in My Neighbor Totoro, also Studio Ghibli.
That is so precious! I have 4 furbabies and I love ever one of them dearly.
The cat looks stunned by Hussein's reelection in the first picture.
He's in good company.
Three here, and likewise.
Grumpy Cat sez, "BFD."
Unsurprisingly so.
Very nice photo record of a lovely relationship. Thank you, my dear.
Adorable. Thanks.
One of my cats like to put her paw on my hand. It's so sweet. :)
You're very welcome. There's obviously a very deep love there.
click the second link for some cutie pie cutie pix, touching shots really
I seed it on icanhazcheesburger too.
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Four Gators scored multiple goals led by sophomore midfielder Shannon Gilroy (Northport, N.Y.) who tied her season-high five as No. 2 Florida lacrosse improved to 9-0 with a 14-9 win over No. 13 Dartmouth Saturday afternoon at Scully-Fahey Field. The Gators also notched their fifth win over a ranked opponent this season and erased their second-largest deficit of the year in the first half to hold on for a victory.
The win also snaps the Big Green's (4-1, 1-0 Ivy) 16 game regular-season home win streak that dated back to April 17, 2010. In addition to Gilroy's five goals, senior attack Kitty Cullen (Rockville Md.) chipped in four points on two goals and two assists. Sophomore attack Nora Barry (Marcellus, N.Y.) scored a season-high three goals and senior attack Ashley Bruns (Ellicot City, Md.) found the back of the net twice in the win and also recorded an assist.
"As an overall offense I think we are moving the ball really well right now," Head coach Amanda O'Leary said. "We came out a little slow in the first half, but made some adjustments and were able to come away with a win over a good Dartmouth team that is very good at home."
Florida held a 16-4 lead with 4:50 left in the second half, as the Big Green rattled off three-straight goals to end the game. The Gators opened the second half with back-to-back goals from Barry and Gilroy making it a seven goal lead. Holding the Big Green scoreless for 16 minutes spanning the first and second halves, Dartmouth's Kelsey Johnson found the back of the net with 21:04 to play in the game.
But the Gators found a way to keep a seven or eight goal lead for a majority of the second half, including Gilroy and Barry goals within a minute and a half of each other at the 15:09 and 14:23 marks.
Gilroy also led UF with two caused turnovers and a draw control in the game. Barry also recorded a career-high four draw controls, helping the Gators record a 15-9 advantage on the afternoon. Cullen led the way with three ground balls, helping her team to 13 on the day.
"Shannon has done a fantastic job for us this year so far and she's one of those scorers who is really hard to stop and she's got great size and good shots," O'Leary said. "She put herself in a position to put the ball in the back of the net."
Senior goalie Mikey Meagher (Liverpool, N.Y.) recorded four saves for her ninth win of the season as she also picked up two ground balls in the effort
It was all Dartmouth from the opening draw until about ten minutes into the first period, as it scored the first two goals of the game building the first two-point lead on the Gators since season opener against UNC early on in Saturday's contest. Dartmouth would get another goal from Lindsey Allard to make it a 3-1 game.
But Orange and Blue went on an 8-1 run to close the first half starting with a Gilroy goal with 25:00 left on the clock off a pass from senior midfielder Brittany Dashiell (Bel Air, Md.).
"I thought the offense came out a little flat but once our offense got going and doing what we needed them to do and they started taking advantage of opportunities given to them," O'Leary said.
Nicole Graziano made it a 3-2 game as Gilroy would tie things up at 3-3 on a free position goal from the eight meter mark. Senior attack Caroline Chesterman (South Nyack, N.Y.) would take the first lead of the game off a wrap-around goal with 12:40 to play in the opening half. Chesterman found the back of the net and recorded two assists to tie a season-high three points in the win.
Cullen chipped in her second goal of the day with 11:18 to play as Dartmouth's Liz Calby would score with eight minutes left, but that would be all for the Big Green in the half. Florida would close the half on a 4-0 run. In the final six minutes, Barry, Bruns and Gilroy all found the back of the net, sending the Gators into the locker room with a 9-4 lead.
The Gators are back at home on Tuesday as they host Lehigh at Donald R. Dizney Stadium. Opening draw is set for 6:30 p.m.


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The Sharks bounced back from defeat last week in the best possible fashion by thrashing the Rebels 64-7 in Durban on Saturday.
The Sharks bounced back from defeat last week in the best possible fashion by thrashing the Rebels 64-7 in Durban on Saturday.
In stark contrast to their below-par performance against the Brumbies, the Sharks lacked no intensity at Kings Park and had the four-try bonus point wrapped up by half time.
The home side headed to the changing rooms leading 24-0 but the tries didn't stop there as things turned ugly for the Rebels.
Six more tries for the Sharks in the second half saw the hosts cruise to their biggest ever Super Rugby win.
The result sees the Sharks rocket up the standings to third overall and top of the South African conference while the Rebels drop to 13th.
The home side held a 7-0 lead midway through the first half after Louis Ludik went over in the corner in the seventh minute at the end of a wonderful build-up and fly-half Patrick Lambie converted.
While Lambie struggled in the wind, missing three penalties and two conversions in the first half, the Sharks showed their dominance with three more tries – two from rolling mauls- through Marcell Coetzee, Jacques Botes and captain Keegan Daniel.
Lambie was successful with only two of his seven kicks at goal in the opening period, but the Sharks took a 24-point lead into the interval.
The hosts took complete control in the second stanza, with Kyle Cooper, Cobus Reinach, Tendai Mtawarira, Ryan Kankowski and Ludik storming over the tryline within 15 minutes of the break as they drew well clear of the visitors.
Centre Meyer Bosman, who took over the kicking duties, was flawless and slotted over all five conversions as the Sharks put the result beyond doubt.
Riaan Viljoen added another five points shortly before the hour mark, and while the Rebels thought they had scored some consolation points soon after, when captain Gareth Delve went over, replacement Frans Steyn managed to hold the ball up.
Scott Higginbotham eventually put some points on the board for the tourists with 12 minutes left, and full-back James O'Connor converted, to save some face for the Australian side.
The scorers:
For Sharks:
Tries: Ludik 2, Coetzee, Botes, Daniel, Cooper, Reinach, Mtawarira, Kankowski, Viljoen
Cons: Lambie 2, Bosman 5
Yellow card: Reinach
For Rebels:
Try: Higginbotham
Con: O'Connor
Yellow card: O'Connor
The Sharks: 15 Louis Ludik, 14 JP Pietersen, 13 Paul Jordaan, 12 Meyer Bosman, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Patrick Lambie, 9 Cobus Reinach, 8 Keegan Daniel (c), 7 Marcell Coetzee, 6 Jacques Botes, 5 Franco van der Merwe, 4 Pieter-Steph du Toit, 3 Wiehahn Herbst, 2 Kyle Cooper, 1 Tendai Mtawarira.
Replacements: 16 Craig Burden, 17 Jannie du Plessis, 18 Jandre Marais, 19 Ryan Kankowski, 20 Charl McLeod, 21 Francois Steyn, 22 Riaan Viljoen.
Melbourne Rebels: 15 James O'Connor , 14 Lachlan Mitchell , 13 Jason Woodward, 12 Mitch Inman, 11 Cooper Vuna, 10 Angus Roberts, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Gareth Delve (c), 7 Scott Fuglistaller, 6 Scott Higginbotham, 5 Luke Jones, 4 Hugh Pyle, 3 Laurie Weeks, 2 Ged Robinson, 1 Nic Henderson.
Replacements: 16 Shota Horie, 17 Paul Alo-Emile, 18 Cadeyrn Neville, 19 Jordy Reid, 20 Nic Stirzaker, 21 Rory Sidey, 22 Richard Kingi.
Venue: Kings Park, Durban
Referee: Lourens van der Merwe (South Africa)
Assistant referees: Jaco Peyper (South Africa), Reuben Rossouw (South Africa)
Television match official: Shaun Veldsman (South Africa)


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The Gospel according to Matthew 8:23-27
At that time, when Jesus got into the boat, his disciples followed him. And behold, there arose a great storm on the sea, so that the boat was being swamped by the waves; but he was asleep. And they went and woke him, saying, "Save us, O Lord; we are perishing." And he said to them, "Why are you afraid, O men of little faith?" Then he rose and rebuked the winds and the sea; and there was a great calm. And the men marveled, saying, "What sort of man is this, that even winds and sea obey him?"
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Despite Utah's frigid temperatures this time of year, come Jan. 2 at 5 p.m. MST, Utah and the rest of the Earth will be as close to the Sun as we're going to get this year. Astronomers refer to this point in Earth's orbit as perihelion.
"While it may seem counter intuitive that we're coldest when we're closest to the source of the heat, there is a simple explanation." says NASA Solar System Ambassador to Utah Patrick Wiggins.
The difference between furthest from the Sun and closest is actually quite small so the change in distance has little effect on temperature. The real culprit is the tilt of the Earth.
Many might remember that Earth globes are usually tilted. That's the way it is with the real Earth too, tilted just a bit over 23 degrees from straight up.
"During this time of year," explains Wiggins, "we in the northern hemisphere are tilted away from the Sun, meaning the Sun stays pretty low in our sky and doesn't stay up nearly as long as it does in the summer. This makes for short, frigid days."
On the other hand, during the toasty days of July Earth is actually furthest from the Sun. But at that time we in the north are tilted towards it, so the Sun is much higher in our sky and stays there a lot longer.
"Happily," jokes Wiggins, "for Utahns who don't like the current frosty temperature there is a simple fix. Just head for the southern hemisphere where the seasons are reversed and it's pretty hot down there just now."
For additional astronomical information log on to Wiggins' Solar System Ambassador website at http://utahastro.info.


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Living/dining room with satellite TV, Scandinavian wood stove and dining-table. Smoking not allowed. Internet (Wireless LAN [WLAN]).
Sleeping room with 2 single beds.
Open kitchen with 3 hot plates, micro wave, oven, dining table, fridge and deep freezer.
Terrace 15 m2, terrace furniture, 2 deck chairs.
Other equipment: safe, children's high chair, hair dryer. Old, simple, rustic small apartment house "109F", built in 1970, renovated in 1994, surrounded by trees.
Washing machine (shared use).
Access & Parking: on the road. All-season motor access to the house. Car recommended, footpath 10 m. Situation: quiet position in a residential area, by the sea, on the beach. View from the apartment of the sea, the garden, the resort and the countryside.
Surroundings of the house: grounds (shared use), garden (shared use), lawn (shared use), outside shower (shared use), barbecue (shared use).
Facilities and distances: supermarket 100 m, restaurant 100 m, sandy beach 600 m, golf course 10 km, tennis 750 m, riding stables 2 km, bus stop 750 m.
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A fabulously chic handbag, the Mohawk Hobo from Allibelle has all the style you want and all the space you need for carrying all of your essentials.
- Genuine leather shoulder bag
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CD Player/Receiver
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60W x 4 CD Player/Receiver with Ghost™ Display, HD 3D Dot Matrix display and MP3/WMA playback
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MOS-FET Output StageYes
- Muting (M) / Attenuator (A) Yes
- Bass, Treble, Balance Fader Controls Yes
- Speaker Impedance 4-8 ohms
- Pre-Amp Outputs (Front/Rear/Subwoofer) Yes, dual outputs (5V/60 ohms)
- Multi-stage Noise Shaping 1-bit DAC Yes
- 3-Beam Hologram Pickup Yes
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- CD Controls Scan, Search, Repeat and Random Play
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- Frequency Response (±1dB) 20Hz - 20kHz
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- DISPLAY & OTHER FEATURES: Blackout Panel with Touch Sensor Operation
High Definition 3D Dot Matrix DisplayYes
Large Rotary KnobNo
- Super Bright Display with Dimmer No
- LCD Illumination Color Spectrum Color
- Button Illumination Color No
- Spectrum Analyzer Yes
- Level Meter No
- AUX Input Yes
- Open Face CD Access Yes
- Removable Faceplate Yes
- Wireless Remote Control Yes
- Built-in Quartz Clock Yes
- Dimensions (H x W x D) 115/16'' x 7'' x 61/8''
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By Brendan Conway
Dave Nadig at ETF.com has a very good read this afternoon on the various ways investors can go wrong with "smart beta" exchange-traded funds. These ETFs go beyond standard indexing in pursuit of goals such as lower stock-market volatility or steady dividend income — meaning they're helpful additions to the investor toolbox.
But it may be even easier than in conventional options to screw things up. One of the four interesting items Nadig highlights is what calls "false alpha." That's what happens when an investor incorrectly concludes a "smart beta" ETF has a sustainable advantage over plain-vanilla investing on the basis of historical performance. The example: PowerShares S&P 500 High Beta Portfolio (SPHB), which lately has whooped the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY):
[I]t's only buying the 100 highest-beta stocks in the S&P 500. The resulting portfolio has an overall beta of 1.44, which can be interpreted as "when the S&P is up 1%, I should be up 1.44%. When it's down 1%, I should be down 1.44%." In other words, it's effectively acting—from a risk perspective—like leverage in your portfolio.
The lesson is simply to spend some time understanding why your ETF posted such a stellar 2013. It may well be, as investors should expect to be the case in the PowerShares ETF, that you risk losing those gains and then some in the next selloff.
Another of Nadig's risks is "crowding." If fundmakers launch what they believe is the next big thing, chances are lots of other investors are onto the trend. This, often enough, can sow the seeds of the trend's undoing:
[S]ometimes returns look too good to be true, even unexplainably good. Such was the case with the "low volatility" craze that swept the ETF world for much of 2012 and 2013. For much of that period, low-volatility ETFs were the single fastest-growing group of ETFs, with the first entrant, the PowerShares S&P 500 Low Vol ETF (SPLV) pulling in nearly $5 billion in assets in its first two years on the market. …
As more and more money started chasing low-vol stocks, they stopped being the outperformers they had been. Indeed, in 2013, a year that featured a correction both in May and in August, the "low vol" stocks significantly underperformed as the market went down, and ended the year trailing the S&P 500 by nearly 10%.
If there's one risk I would add, it's "behavior." "Smart beta" ETFs won't be immune from investors' tendency to buy near peaks and sell in troughs. Morningstar recently quantified it for mutual fund investors.
The average investor leaves 2.5% on the table annually just from buying and selling at inopportune times. If you ballpark stocks' long-run annualized return at 6% or 7%, that's just massive.


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Cotton Cordell Super Spot
When bass are aggressive, there isn't anything much more efficient than burnin' up the banks with lipless crankbaits. The Super Spot, from Cotton Cordell, is a great one to tie on. The Super Spot mimmicks fleeing baitfish extremly well, and the rattles inside the bait give off the same vibrations as baitfish. Bass feel these vibrations along their lateral line and attack, most of the time, out of pure aggression. And when they slam the Super Spot, they'll almost pull the rod right out of your hands if you're not careful. So, buy a few and hold on!
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Comments: I caught a mixed bag of smallies & largies yesterday, 10 total. Used the lure right out of the box without changing the hooks & never lost a fish. I really dont know why everyone is so hung up about changing out the stock hooks.
From: Big J: Western, NY 9/6/2016
Comments: Great lipless crank, worth every penny. Hooks are surprisingly relatively sharp for such a cheap bait. Durability is awesome, I've cast these things straight down on rocks countless times and not one has more than a small ding or scratch... give em a try.
From: Aaron: GA 3/31/15
Comments: The best trap hands down! My go to bait for over 30yrs Countless tournament wins with the cc.
From: Larry: Middleboro, MA 12/6/14
Comments: This lure is a bargain. It flat out catches fish. It was around before all the $15.00 -$20.00 baits and is still around. Maybe the negative reviews are from elitist snobs that can't comprehend that a three dollar bait works as well as one five times as expensive. Yes, you need to change the hooks but what baits can you not say that about. And if you fish snaggy water or lakes with pike or musky, it doesn't hurt so bad if you lose one. Don't believe me though, buy a couple and find out for yourself. Also comes in suspending model. Great for shallow rip and stop retrieve.
From: Ken: Chicago, IL 4/26/14
Comments: This is my goto lipless crank when I'm fishing "Snaggy" ponds from the bank. They consistently catch fish and its doesn't hurt your wallet when you get snagged up and lose em. Chrome/Blue or Chrome/Black are always good fish producers
From: Jordan: RI 2/26/14
Comments: Caught a 13" brookie ripping it at the very end of the day on accident. It had the ENTIRE front treble in it's mouth. Amazing lure that deserves credit.
From: Chris: ME
Comments: i have used numerous other lipless baits, and i have to say it has more action/wobble than similar other baits, its priced great so i don't mind so much if i lose a couple to fish or snags. i have great luck with the firetiger pattern for walleyes,northerns and bass
From: Kelly: lone rock, wi usa
Comments: Sick! and cheap! will cure the goose egg like no other.
Comments: two 1 pounders, a 2 pounder, 3 pounder, a 6 pound 4 ouncer, and to top it off with my personal best a 10 pound 1 ounce largemouth in 1 hour and 30 mins of fishing with this bait, this is a amazing bait get you one!
From: Ryan: Montgomery, Alabama
Comments: I've witnessed first hard that these things can go toe to toe with LC's that cost 4-5x more... Never underestimate the little guy
From: Carl: Goshen, IN
Comments: one of the BEST 'cheaper' traps you can scoop up. So scoop it. If I need to send a trap into dangerous territory, this one goes in before my more costly ones. It sinks like a rock so dont expect that cool flutter on the fall, but for chunkin and winding, here ya go. Change out those stock hooks, kids.
From: Meatwad: without a lip
Comments: Catches small and big fish, chrome/blue destroys them at Succes Lake. About paint chipping, well you need to bump rocks to trigger strikes and besides it will just turn into bone color which fish hit also. Another plus is the price if lost no big deal.
From: Johnny Bass J: Strathmore, CA
Comments: by far the best trap ive used. the price is wonnderful, these baits catch fish, espically in fall when they are schooling, pick you up a couple of these, they work great. only problem is that the paint chip really really easy, but it still catches fish anyhow
From: Nathan: GA, USA
Comments: Love these. Yes the hook need to be changed out but I leave the them on if I'm fishing new water I didn't learn yet. Other day I was on unknown water and stuck in a log. Was able to bend out hooks with 20lb power pro tied with 12 flouro leader and got my bait back. Caught dozens on bass with no paint chipping. If there are pickerel in ur water they will smash the gold shiner along with bass. Can replace hooks and still way cheaper than Red Eye shad. If ur new to lipless cranks start with the suspending or floating so you don't loose as many on the bottom or use an extra fast retrieve
From: Adam: Phila, PA
Comments: great lure dont eve listen to the people whos sayin theyy aint, been fishing these rattle baits fornyears as well as y entire family the one and only thing i can say is they do get banged up the paint starts to tear off but i fished them hard and the paint is still on them.. change hooks after a month of fishing then just sharpen the new ones u put on every so often. GREAT BAIT CAUGHT WELL OVER 1,000 BASS ON THESE
From: Jake: PA
Comments: good action catches me nice steelhead. Just hooks are HORRIBLE i set the hook on like a 14 inch steelhead and it bent the treble and i lost the fish):
Comments: These crank baits are terrible. they have absolutly no action. spend the extra 2 bucs for a red eye, they will catch you more fish.
From: Sherwood, WI
Comments: just pay the extra 2 bucks and get a red eye shad
From: Kyler: TX
Comments: This is a very underrated bait and is dirt cheap. Just swap out the hooks.
From: Lou: NJ
Comments: This is the ideal rattlebait when you need to fish shallow around brush, grass or rocks. This bait is larger for its weight than other similar rattlebaits and therefore sinks slower. Regarding the other comment about the paint, you can't get a better quality bait for $20.00 much less the $3 it costs. The paint holds up as good as any bait out there including lucky crafts, etc. Don't let the price fool you, this bait is as good as it gets in the shallows, it catches fish.
From: Michael: Nashville, TN
Comments: Good lipless crankbait that can be retrieved slowly and still pump out the vibration. I changed out the stock hooks for sticky sharp hooks.
From: Ted: Blair, NE
Comments: Great lure, quality hooks and rattle. However, the paint starts to chip easily if run in the shallows.
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The Ferris Collection of Prints
The Museum's Graphic Arts Collection, the oldest print-collecting unit in the Smithsonian, focuses on the technical and social history of printmaking to document how prints are made and used. Smithsonian art museums collect works on paper selected for aesthetic reasons, but the National Museum of American History (formerly the Museum of History and Technology) takes a broad view of visual culture.
Our prints illustrate technical developments and cultural changes. They represent all kinds of graphic works that have influenced American society. The collection has always included examples from many periods and countries, fine-art prints as well as popular and commercial graphic art, together with the plates, blocks, and tools used to produce prints. In 1996 the Museum presented an exhibition on 150 years of Smithsonian print collecting, Building a National Collection.
One of the largest print collections ever received by the Smithsonian was donated by the Ferris family between 1927 and 1932. Stephen James Ferris (1835–1915), a Philadelphia painter and etcher, collected over 2,000 European and American prints, both reproductive and original, representing old master and contemporary printmakers. The collection incorporated a variety of artistic subjects, compositions, and styles. Ferris may well have mined it for inspiration for his own work, but he was also deeply interested in art for its own sake. He and his family and friends would have simply enjoyed studying the images.
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"The Ferris Collection of Prints - Introduction" showing 2 items.
Portrait of Two Brothers
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- Les Deux Frères by Louise Girard after a drawing by Paul Delaroche (1797–1856) of the children of Monsieur de la Villestreux is executed in the crayon manner, a process invented in France. Using special tools on a plate covered with an etching ground, the artist reproduces a drawing. When printed on the appropriate paper with the right kinds of inks, the reproduction closely resembles the original chalk drawing. The French firm Rittner & Goupil published this print on August 22, 1835. The original artist, Paul Delaroche, painted history subjects and portraits. In his day, he was a popular artist in the academic tradition, and engravings after his paintings sold very well in Britain and the United States.
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- Delaroche, Paul
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- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center
Napoleon's Army in the Alps
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- This lithograph, Passage de l'armé française à; l'hospice du Mont Saint-Bernard 15 Mai 1800 by Hippolyte Bellangé, shows Napoleon's daring crossing of the Alps via the Great St. Bernard Pass on the Italian-Swiss border with his army of 40,000 men. It was published with eleven other military views, including the Battle of Marengo, in a portfolio. Entitled Souvenirs militaires de la Republique, du Consulat et de l'Empire (Military Memories of the Republic, the Consulate, and the Empire), the firm of Gihaut introduced the album in 1834. It was the last but one in an annual series that Bellangé inaugurated in 1823. The prints in these portfolios included military views and some genre scenes.
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- Date made
- 1833
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Match : RDC Mallorca vs FC Barcelona
Date : 11 November 2012
Competition : Spanish League
Date : 11 November 2012
Competition : Spanish League
Iberostar Stadium, Mallorca, Spain
2 - 4
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