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In 2011 (Sophomore): Nick made eight starts in
19 appearances for the Golden Eagles and posted a 4-4 record on the
season…threw 58.2 innings, while striking out 38
batters…against Eastern Illinois, he threw eight innings,
giving up just two runs on three hits, while striking out two
batters…threw at least four innings in seven of his
In 2010 (Freshman): Price finished his freshman season with 18 appearances on the mound as he threw 40 innings...he struck out 32 batters and recorded two wins...allowed just 24 earned runs and walked just 25 batters.
Anderson County High School: Nick lettered in varsity baseball all four years, and was selected to the Tennessee Baseball Coaches Association team after his junior and senior years…had a 10-1 record with a 1.17 ERA during his senior season and was named District 4-AA Co-Pitcher of the Year…was also an all-district and all-region selection and named to the Tennessee baseball report all-region team…went 8-3 as a junior with a 3.08 ERA…struck out 60 batters in 50 innings pitched, and walked just 25…allowed 41 hits and recorded one save…led his team to three consecutive district championships, and also won regional and sectional championships in 2006 and 2008…finished third in state in 2006…was a member of National Honor Society.
Personal: Full name is Nicholas Kurt Price…son of Tony and Jane Price…born March 23, 1991 in Knoxville, Tenn…majoring in physical therapy.


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Two worlds apart – ballet and pop culture. They may come together from time to time but in spite of increasing popularity over the past fifty years ballet is essentially an elite art form appreciated by relatively few. It's also an expensive art form. Expensive to stage and expensive to see due to the inevitably high ticket prices.
Without a mass market for ballet there's not so much money in it for dancers when compared to the mega bucks that top pop performers can make, so it's interesting to take a look at some of the stars who trained as classical ballet dancers but went on to achieve fame and fortune in other spheres of the entertainment world.
Jean-Claude Van Damme
Born in Belgium, the star of martial arts movies first studied karate at the age of ten and after two years enrolled in the National Centre for Karate where he trained for four years and earned a place in the Belgian Karate Team.
Then at the age of 16, he took up ballet, which he studied for five years and became good enough to be invited to join the Paris Opera Ballet. But he wimped out, opting to return to the less tough sport of karate. In his own words: "Ballet is an art, but it's also one of the most difficult sports. If you can survive a ballet workout, you can survive a workout in any other sport."
Jean-Claude went on to win the Mr. Belgium bodybuilding title and in 1982 moved to the United States to pursue a career in films. His first success came in 1988 with the movie Blood Sport and his biggest box office success was the 1994 movie Timecop, which grossed over $100 million worldwide, earning him money that dancers can only dream about.
Patrick Wayne Swayze
This sadly missed star was born in Houston on August 18, 1952. His mother was a dancer, instructor, choreographer and head of the Houston Jazz Ballet Company, so it is not surprising that he followed in her footsteps and became a dancer. However, dance was not his first choice of career. During his teens, in addition to studying classical ballet, he trained in ice skating, gymnastics and acted in school plays. He also played football for his high school until a knee injury ended his hopes of a career as a professional player.
In 1972, at the age of 20, he moved to New York City to complete his dance training at the Harkness Ballet and Joffrey ballet schools. His first professional appearance was as a dancer for Disney on Parade. He then starred in the long-running Broadway production of Grease and went on to make his film debut in Skatetown, U.S.A. He made a name for himself as an actor in movies and TV, enjoying his first big success in North and South, the 1985 television miniseries about the American Civil War.
His breakthrough role was as dance instructor Johnny Castle in the 1987 film Dirty Dancing, which made him a world famous movie star. His next big hit came in 1990 with a starring role in Ghost alongside Whoopi Goldberg and Demi Moore. In 1991 he was chosen by People magazine as that year's "Sexiest Man Alive".
In 1998 his career took a setback when he was seriously injured while filming in California. He fell from a horse and hit a tree, breaking both legs and suffering four detached tendons in his shoulder. It took him two years to recover and resume his career. Returning to the stage in 2003 he appeared on Broadway in the musical Chicago and in 2006 made his debut in London's West End starring as Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls.
Patrick Swayze met the girl who was to become his wife, Lisa Niemi, when she was taking dance lessons from his mother. She was 14 years old at the time and he was 18. They married five years later in 1975 and remained together for 34 years until his death from pancreatic cancer in 2009.
Jude Law
British actor Jude Law had no early dance training and only studied classical ballet to prepare for his role in the 2001 movie A.I. Artificial Intelligence as Gigolo Joe, a male prostitute robot on the run after being framed for murder. He also studied the acting of Hollywood greats Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly. So, perhaps ballet can take a tiny bit of credit for the movies success in taking a total of $235.93 million worldwide.
Evidently very thorough in his preparation, Jude Law learned to play the saxophone for his role in The Talented Mr. Ripley. His daughter is now studying ballet.
Penélope Cruz
Beautiful Spanish actress Penélope Cruz studied classical ballet for nine years at the National Conservatory in Madrid. Initially she had no ambition to be an actress and was focused on dance, but while still a teenager she became interested in acting after seeing Pedro Almodóvar's film Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! Looking to a change of direction she underwent four years of theater training at Cristina Rota's school in New York.
She continued to attend dance classes while in New York and speaking of those years she said: "I worked so hard that I washed my feet in blood and wanted to tear my fingers off because they hurt so much. But if it were not for the years of discipline in the dance world everything in my career would have been much harder." She acknowledges this by saying that if she ever has to write her résumé for a job she will state as her education "The school of ballet at the National Conservatory of Spain."
Charlize Theron
Actress, film producer and former fashion model, Charlize Theron was born in South Africa where she grew up on her parent's farm near Johannesburg. Intended for a modeling career, after winning a local competition at the age of 16 she went to Milan on a one-year contract. She then moved to New York on a contract with Pauline's Model Management.
After this contract ended she decided to remain in New York and attended the Joffrey Ballet School. Her budding career as a ballet dancer ended with a knee injury when she was only 19 years old.
Acting seemed the best alternative so Charlize took a one-way ticket to Los Angeles and after only eight months in the city landed her first film part. Although it was non-speaking role it led to bigger and better things until her career really took off in the 1990s with a string of box office success. So once again, ballet's loss was the movie world's gain.
Real name Louise Ciccone, the global show business phenomenon known as Madonna, was born in Bay City, Michigan. Dancing was her first love and she persuaded her father to let her take ballet lessons. After graduating from high school she received a dance degree from the University of Michigan. Her ballet teacher, Christopher Flynn, considered Louise talented enough to pursue a career as a dancer and at the end of 1977 she dropped out of college to seek her future in New York. Arriving with only $35 in her pocket the future Madonna worked as a waitress at Dunkin' Donuts and with modern dance troupes. She also worked as a backup dancer for established artists.
Her career as a singer came about as a result of performing as a dancer for French disco artist Patrick Hernandez on his 1979 world tour. She became involved with musician Dan Gilroy and they formed her first rock band, the Breakfast Club, with the multi-talented Madonna performing as singer, drummer and guitarist. In 1980 she left Breakfast Club and formed the band Emmy, which led to a singles deal with Sire Records, a label belonging to Warner Bros. Records. Her debut single, "Everybody" became a dance hit and today, having sold more than 300 million records worldwide, Madonna reigns as the queen of pop culture. Among the artists who have influenced her, Madonna includes Martha Graham and Nureyev.
Kim Basinger
Born in Athens, Georgia, USA, Kimila Ann "Kim" Basinger was a very shy child to the point where her parents even suspected a mental disorder and consulted a psychiatrist. To overcome the shyness her mother – a model, actress and swimmer who appeared in several Esther Williams films – sent the three-year old Kim to ballet lessons, a course of "treatment" that continued for more than ten years. On the surface this seemed not to work because her classmates at school thought she was not right in the head!
However, her ballet training must have done some good since the lovely Kim went on to win the Athens Junior Miss contest, which she followed up by winning the Junior Miss Georgia title. This qualified her to compete in the national Junior Miss pageant resulting in her being offered a modeling contract with Ford Modeling Agency, which she turned down in favour of becoming a singer and actress. However she changed her mind and went to New York where she became a successful Ford model and cover girl.
In 1976 she revived her ambition to become an actress and moved to Los Angeles where she acquired fame and fortune as a movie star. In 1997 her role in L.A. Confidential won her triple honours with an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, the Golden Globe and the Screen Actor's Guild Award.
Natalie Portman
Very much in the news for her role in Black Swan, actress Natalie Portman was born in Jerusalem as Natalie Hershlag. Her Israeli father is a doctor and her American mother works as her agent. On her mother's side, her ancestors were Jewish immigrants from Austria and Russia, while her father's ancestors were Jews who emigrated to Israel from Poland and Romania. She is a dual citizen of the United States and Israel.
Natalie started dancing lessons when she was four years old and at the age of 10 turned down an offer to become a child model in order to focus on acting. At the same age she auditioned for the off-Broadway musical show Ruthless! She and future pop star Britney Spears were chosen to understudy the show's star. She made her film debut at the age of 13 in Léon (The Professional) and shortly after took her grandmother's maiden name Portman as her stage name.
Prodigiously talented, she studied psychology at Harvard and as a student co-authored two research papers that were published in scientific journals. Languages are another gift and she has studied French, German, Japanese, and Arabic.
No doubt her Bachelor's degree in psychology helped her to prepare for the role of Nina when she returned to ballet in the psychosexual thriller Black Swan, for which she went through five to eight hours of classical ballet training each day for six months. Natalie lost twenty pounds in weight but gained a husband when she married the film's choreographer, New York City Ballet principal dancer Benjamin Millepied, and won the Best Actress Golden Globe Award.
Incidentally, the title role in Black Swan was offered to Diana Vishneva but our beloved prima ballerina turned it down, preferring to tour with her ballet group. There's true devotion to art.
Sarah Jessica Parker
Now here's an actress who not only trained as a ballet dancer but actually performed in classical ballet. Sex in the City star Sarah Jessica Parker was born in Nelsonville, Ohio, the daughter of a nursery school operator and a journalist. As a child she trained in singing and ballet and when the family moved to Cincinnati, Ohio, she attended the School for Creative and Performing Arts. At the age of eight she danced in The Nutcracker and La Sylphide with Cincinnati Ballet.
Later her parents relocated the family to to Dobbs Ferry near New York City so that she could get specialized training and, with her mother guiding her career as a child actress, Sarah Jessica won a role in the Broadway revival of The Innocents. While in New York, she attended the School of American Ballet in New York City and later moved to Los Angeles where she studied at the Professional Children's School, Hollywood High School.
Before becoming a movie star she appeared in stage productions of plays and musicals, and also in a TV sitcom titled Square Pegs. After this her career began to take off, eventually leading to the leading role of Carrie Bradshaw in Sex in the City, for which she won an Emmy.
Sarah Jessica Parker still loves ballet and on May 1, 2010, along with Natalie Portman she attended NYCB's Spring Gala.
Britney Spears
Unlikely as it may seem, pop diva Britney Spears was once another budding ballerina. Starting at the age of three she attended dance lessons in her hometown, Kentwood, Louisiana, and performed a solo at the school's annual concert. There are photos to prove it! She also trained as a gymnast. Ballet may not have lost a great star but one thing's for certain, Britney sure has lost her ballet figure.

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Bucs hit up VT Final Qualifier
BLACKSBURG, Va. (March 1, 2013) – Eleven members of the ETSU men's and women's track & field teams will compete at the VT Final Qualifier on Saturday and get one last shot at qualifying for the NCAA Indoor Championships.
The meet begins at 9:30 a.m., and runs through 4:30 that afternoon at VT's Rector Field House. All student-athletes participating are vying to be one of the top 16 in their respective events nationally, as those who are earn the right to compete at the NCAA Indoor Championships. The NCAA meet will be held March 8-9 in Fayetville, Ark.
Competing for the Buccaneers on the men's side are Ifrish Alberg (Paramaribo, Suriname), Rashad Campbell (Henderson, N.C.), Diego Lawrence (Waxhaw, N.C.), Tyler Stepp (Dandridge, Tenn.), FIlip Jalovy (Modrice, Czech Republic) and Jason Johnson (Philadelphia). Meanwhile, the women's team will feature Kelly Monteleone (Pittsburgh), Lexie Burley (Johnson City, Tenn.), Courtney Kinlaw (Myrtle Beach, S.C.), Keturah Williams (Alpharetta, Ga.) and Emani Harrison (Columbia, S.C.).
"Everyone competing this weekend is either a conference champion or has an outside shot at qualifying for the NCAA's," Director of ETSU Track & Field/Cross Country George Watts said. "It's going to be difficult to move up the ladder, but anything is possible."
Alberg currently ranks No. 20 in the nation in the 60m dash, clocking a season-best time of 6.68 to take gold at last weekend's A-Sun Indoor Championships. The time Alberg will be pushing for is 6.66 in order to move into the top 16, a mark which is currently held by South Carolina's Damiere Byrd. Campbell will also look to match or better Byrd's time. Campbell's season-best in the event is 6.78, which he also ran at last weekend's conference championships.
Lawrence and Stepp will compete in the long jump, looking to reach 7.63m to move into the top 16. That mark is currently shared by Arizona State's Chris Benard and Florida's Omar Craddock. Lawrence's best distance of the season is 7.35m and Stepp's is 7.51m. Stepp won the A-Sun Indoor title in the long jump last weekend.
In the 800m will be Jalovy, who clocked his best time of the season last weekend as well of 1:52.99 to take silver. The current 16th-place mark is 1:48.65, held by Western Kentucky's David Mokone. Jalovy's personal best in the event is 1:51.82, which he ran during the 2012 outdoor season.
The final men's competitor is Johnson in the triple jump. The senior earned silver at the conference meet and has a season-best distance of 14.90m. He will have to improve be nearly a whole meter if he hopes to qualify for the NCAA's, as the current No. 16 distance is 15.84m, held by Morris Kersh of Mississippi.
Monteleone and Burley will take their shot in the women's triple jump. Monteleone is currently No. 42 in the NCAA after posting a distance of 12.54m to win the event at the A-Sun Indoor Championships. Meanwhile, Burley's season-best leap is 12.22m, which she marked at the Niswonger Invitational. Currently, there is a three-way tie for 16th in the nation at a distance of 12.92m.
In the women's long jump is Kinlaw. The senior transfer from Campbell University has a season-best distance of 5.78m, which helped her take bronze at the A-Sun meet. The current mark to beat is 6.24m, held by LSU's Keri Emanuel.
The women's 60m dash will feature Harrison and Williams. Harrison won the event at the A-Sun Indoor Championships, clocking her personal-best time of 7.49 in the finals. Williams' best time is 7.55, which helped her take fourth at the A-Sun meet. Currently, the time to beat to qualify for the NCAA's is 7.34, held by four different competitors from TCU, Auburn, UMBC and Texas A&M.
Live results will be provided during the meet by Flash Results via their website, www.FlashResults.com. Meet information and a full event schedule can also be found on the website.
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Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Dessert and a Coke, Please!
Actually, tonight's birthday meal was derived from multiple online and blog posts. Let me tell ya, the kitchen smelled awesome! We had a Mexican Fiesta of pork tamales, beef tacos, and Mexican Rice. Salad, salsa, and an assortment of toppings rounded out the meal. The garden contributed cilantro and I got such a thrill just stepping outside to pick what I needed. Check out Homesick Texan's recipe for Mexican Rice. It was soooo yummy! My oldest daughter commented on how many new things we are eating now! Yep, the world is my teacher, babe.
Along those lines, several days ago, I read on Homesick Texan's site a post about Dr. Pepper. I didn't know that folks in Texas liked to put peanuts in their Dr. Pepper! I guess there is a tiny town that still processes making Dr. Pepper with real cane sugar. The ensuing conversation talked about how folks are seeking out and ordering Coke products that are made with real cane sugar. One catch ... they are bottled in Mexico and hard to find in the States. Fast forward to this past weekend where I'm wielding my gigantic spaceship of a cart through Costco and low and behold what do I see? A HUGE display of imported Coke made with real cane sugar. A case of glass bottles no less. Hmm ... what do you think I did? Oh yeah, I muscled that huge, hefty case into my cart. Just look at that little bottled beauty. Isn't it cute? The bottles are small, like what they used to sell in those decades old vending machines where you reached in and had to pull out the bottle. Remember how on the side of the vending machine, there was a built-in bottle opener with a little hopper underneath to catch the lids? The bottles were only $.10 then ... okay, I better stop before I launch into walking to school, uphill, in a winter blizzard .....
I've got to tell you ... this stuff tastes pretty good! It's not as fizzy as regular "Coke", and the taste is both familiar and new. You can definitely tell there is sugar in it. My kids were fascinated watching me use a bottle opener. They live in a world of twist off caps for everything, so this crinkled metal thing sealing the bottle was oh so interesting. Thus my offspring got a lesson in using that old fashioned, had to dig around the utensil drawer to find it, hand held bottle opener. Limber up those wrists, children, I've got an almost full case yet to go!
16 comments:
- noble pig said...
It all sounds delicious. I love Coke in a bottle too, so much better than the nasty cans.
- July 2, 2008 at 7:10 AM
- MyUtopia said...
Yum!! I wish I could cook. I burn everything.
- July 2, 2008 at 7:50 AM
- Marjie said...
I'm so glad Mr. Paula liked his birthday cake! I had never tried a jelly roll before that experiment, and I think I may need to get me a jelly roll pan now....
We had a carpet supplier in Georgia who had a glass bottle vending machine with the opener on the side, selling bottles for a quarter, and it was still in operation the last time we were there, about a decade ago. The glass bottles feel so nice! And to introduce the offspring to the classic church key...how much more fun can it get?
- July 2, 2008 at 8:08 AM
- Pam said...
Okay, seeing this dessert twice now, I just have to try it. I am going to have to look for that coke. Does it have sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup?
- July 2, 2008 at 2:09 PM
- Jeena said...
I love coke in glass bottles! I love ths swiss roll it looks wonderful, I could eat swiss rolls all day long and this sounds soooo good. :-D
- July 2, 2008 at 3:12 PM
- Paula said...
Noble pig: I'm really enjoying the bottles! Thanks for stopping by.
Myutopia: This was my first baking attempt in a long time that didn't start out in a box labeled Betty Crocker. Marjie inspires me! Check out her site! Thanks for stopping by!
Marjie: He loved it! They all loved it! I used a small, rimmed cookie sheet and it cooked up great. Your step by step instructions helped so much. Church key! That's the name I couldn't remember! Thanks again for the great recipe and for always stopping by!
Pam: Do try it! It is sooo good. The hardest part for me was removing the wax paper, but if I can do it, anyone can. The coke ingredients are: water, sugar, caramel color, phosphoric acid, natural flavors, caffiene. Between the dessert and the coke, my sugar quota for the year has been fulfilled! Actually, I bet the sugar content contributes to why so many of my "mexican" recipes call for coke! Thanks for stopping by.
Jeena: The glass bottles are a perfect 12 oz serving size, and the roll is superb! Thanks for stopping by.
- July 2, 2008 at 7:07 PM
- wheneatingawolf said...
Coke in a glass bottle is by far one of the best, if not the best, way to enjoy it.
I love coke really. Sure, it's a massive global giant that caused the downfall of a village in that movie, "The Gods Must Be Crazy," but I love it.
My point beyond that is that I love it most in a glass bottle from somewhere like Mexico. India still has the glass bottle as well, and I think I remember it in Thailand. But wherever it comes from, glass is best.
I think I have stated that I like coke in glass enough now.
- July 2, 2008 at 8:10 PM
- Peter M said...
Hi Paula, nice looking chocolate roll and I do prefer coke in a bottle or any sodie-pop for that matter.
- July 3, 2008 at 9:00 AM
- Maureen "Hold the Gluten" said...
This cake looks absolutely DELICIOUS!!! FYI, my b-day is in January (hey, just in case you'd like to ship me one of these yummy things!).
As for Coke, I seriously think I have an addiction to Diet Coke :) Seeing that coke bottle made me thirsty!
Chocolate & Coke - who could ask for more?? Great post!!!
- July 3, 2008 at 10:00 AM
- Bridgett said...
I remember having cokes in bottles as a kid but soon after it turned to plastics and cans. My parents said it was never the same as an ice cold coke in a bottle! I've always been a sucker for a coke with some cake. Beautiful cake!
- July 3, 2008 at 4:57 PM
- Kevin said...
That roll cake looks really good!
- July 3, 2008 at 5:48 PM
- EAT! said...
Ohhh! We love those little Coke bottles. I am a Coke drinker - on occasion - and pick them up when I see the bottles. Enjoy!
- July 4, 2008 at 5:02 AM
- Lisa said...
I don't really drink Coke much anymore but I do get nostalgic about vending machines and glass bottles and the way the cold glass felt in my hand on a hot day when I was waiting for my aunt at the beauty parlor and....well you get the idea.
I can't believe you found them right there at Costco.
- July 4, 2008 at 10:30 AM
- Pam said...
The cake sounds really good! I love an ice cold coke in a bottle too.
- July 7, 2008 at 9:08 AM
- Paula said...
Hi Wheneatingawolf (great name!), Peter, Maureen, Bridgett, Kevin, Eat!, Lisa, and Pam ... I'm getting caught up after taking a mini-vacation over the July 4th holiday! Since we drove to our destination, we brought a cooler and my hubby packed a couple bottles of Coke for me. It was such a delight to pour a cold glass at the end of a day of driving! Thanks for stopping by!
- July 7, 2008 at 10:15 PM
- MEDITERRANEAN KIWI said...
coke in a bottle - i haven't had that in years - like since i was a kid - what memories!
- July 8, 2008 at 8:38 PM


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After a pair of polar opposite performances against the Hamilton Bulldogs on Friday and Saturday, the Toronto Marlies had an opportunity to cement the direction of their three-in-three weekend against the Grand Rapids Griffins on Sunday afternoon. While the teams are longer divisional rivals, the game was still one of many to come in the season series, and a prequel to the December outdoor game at Comerica Park. It was also an important night for Kenny Ryan and Jussi Rynnas, who had to prove to coach Dallas Eakins that it was the right call to keep them in the lineup beyond last night. In the end, the Marlies started strong, and fell back a little, before eventually losing the game in a shootout, 4-3.
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With two and a half minutes to go, Nazem Kadri took a nasty hit from Brian Lashoff, which led to both teams getting into a 5 on 5 grab fest, and Mark Fraser and Brennan Evans actually dropping the gloves. Fraser took the extra minor, which the Marlies killed off. Holzer took a penalty of his own afterward, but time expired with the game tied at three.
Overtime saw the Marlies kill off the rest of the Holzer penalty, and beyond that, largely clinging on for the final minutes. Nazem Kadri had a great chance off of a giveaway by the Griffins, but couldn't finish it off. The game headed to a shootout, where Ryan Hamilton, Nazem Kadri, and Keith Aucoin all failed to score, which is particularly unfortunate when all three Griffins shooters capitalized on their chances.
Other Notes
- Jussi Rynnas wasn't as impressive as last night. He also wasn't terrible, but I wouldn't chalk this game up as great, or really, even good. I'd expect Owuya or Scrivens to get the next start, though this isn't enough to rule him out entirely moving forward.
- Nazem Kadri is going to start pouring goals out soon. He's been playing nothing short of fantastic in most of the games so far, and at times looks like the puck is attached to his stick. It's really a matter of finishing his opportunities at this point.
- Kenny Ryan needed to have another good game to show that he could stay on board. An assist tonight definitely helps his chances.
- The powerplay continued its deathly silence, going 0 for 6. This is starting to be a concern for the Marlies, to say the least. The penalty kill was less than impressive as well, at 4 for 6.
- Dropping a shootout 3-0 when your team has firepower like that borders on a fluke. Most goalies at any level would get at least one save at any level, so I'm not buying into this being anything more than an abnormality.
- The attendance tonight was 4324. That's much less than last night, but better than comparable Sundays last year. That said, the Marlies don't return to Ricoh until November 17th, now headed on a lengthy road trip while the Coliseum is used for the Royal Winter Fair.


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- nilla cookie said...
Awesome tips!
- Laura said...
I have very high-maintenance eyebrows, they are thick and can be extremely unruly. I picked up this little beauty trick froma magazine: Take a clean (preferable new) baby tooth brush, mist it with hairspray and smooth it over the brow. I find gels can get too...crunchy and seem to make my brows look greasy, but I don't receive this effect when I use hairspray!
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I've actually used harispray too!!! I also love coating my brows in vaseline before bedtime... i feel like it conditions, nourishes, and trains the brow hairs to stay UP (my hairs grow down.... so sad)!
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Growth Slowing in Line with a More Sustainable Pace of Tourism
Activity in 2018 is expected to slow but remain strong. This decline is mainly due to a more moderate growth in the key driving force in Icelandic economic activity since 2013: tourism. The sector suffered in 2017 because of the appreciation of the Icelandic krona, increasing the cost of local services for foreign tourists. Whilst the trend has been one of depreciation since mid-2017, prices will remain high for tourists, especially as the increase in VAT on tourist-related services (from 10% to 12%) will in large part offset this depreciation. At the same time, although the numbers of tourists will continue to increase, the actual rate of increase will likely slow, and the average spend per tourist will drop slightly. Investments in the tourism sector will, however, continue at a sustained level in order to make up for accommodation shortages. In addition, public investment will help alleviate the inadequacies of the transport infrastructures resulting from the rapid rise in visitor numbers since 2013. Residential construction will also experience growth, thanks to the rise in property prices, improving credit conditions and the reduction in household debt. The fishing and aluminum sectors are still major elements in the economy and account for almost 75% of the country's exports. These will benefit from the depreciation of the krona and the upwards trend in external demand. However, the Russian embargo (fifth largest trading partner) will continue to have a negative impact on exports of fishing products, even though the producers have managed to find substitute market outlets since 2015.
Household consumption will remain as one of the growth drivers in Iceland's economic growth thanks to the rapid rise in wages, in a context of moderate inflation. In addition, the low level of unemployment (3.3% in July 2017) and increasing immigration will also help to further boost it.
A Slight Budget Surplus and Liberalization of the Capital Account
The budget surplus should increase slightly in 2018. The growth in tax receipts, as a result of the favorable economic performance and higher VAT on tourist-related businesses, will continue to be allocated to improving public services and reducing the debt. These additional receipts will also finance the planned infrastructure projects (hospitals, roads, ports, etc.), as well as increased social transfer to single people, pensioners, and young parents. The government is also expected to continue its efforts in terms of the environment through the protection of natural sites and increased taxes on carbon dioxide emissions.
The current account surplus is expected to remain solid in 2018, thanks to the surplus in services (11.1% of GDP in 2016), linked with the tourism boom. The goods balance will continue with its large deficit (5.1%), reflecting the vitality of domestic demand, which will not be offset by the growth in exports.
In mid-August 2016, the Minister of Finance announced the gradual lifting of all capital control restrictions that had been imposed in response to the crisis in 2008. This liberalization was completed mid-March 2017, with the removal of the final restrictions on incoming and outgoing capital flows. The country is not expected to experience major capital outflows in so far as it remains attractive thanks to higher interest rates (key interest rate at 4.25%) compared with other developed economies. The central bank's policy of monetary relaxation is unlikely to change this situation unless any larger-than-expected interest rate cuts take place. In addition, the large current account surplus will allow further reductions in the external debt (95% of GDP in 2017) and the building of currency reserves, which will remain at a high level (nine months of imports), ensuring a stable return to the liberalization of the capital account.
Formation of a Heteroclite Government
Following the withdrawal of the Bright Future (BF) party from the governing coalition in September 2017, early elections were called for the following month. Whilst the Independence Party (center-right) received the most votes at 25.3% (16 seats out of 63), President Johannesson asked the Green Party, in second place (11 seats), to form a government. They were initially unable to agree on a coalition with the Social Democrats, the Pirate Party, and the Progressive Party. The coalition that was finally formed was somewhat unusual, consisting of the Green Party, the Independence Party, and the Progressive Party. The new government will be led by Katrín Jakobsdóttir, of the Green Party, with the strategic ministries being allocated to the two other parties. The coalition is, however, looking slightly precarious, given how narrow its parliamentary majority is (35 seats out of 63) and bearing in mind the areas of potential disagreement, in particular on fiscal and environmental matters. There has also been further political fragmentation with the Centre Party's entry into parliament, taking the number of political parties to eight. This fragmentation translates into a high degree of ministerial instability, in a country that has already had three new Prime Ministers since April 2016.


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Jehovah's Witness, member of a millennialist denomination that developed within the larger 19th-century Adventist movement in the United States and has since spread worldwide. The Jehovah's Witnesses are an outgrowth of the International Bible Students Association, which was founded in 1872 in Pittsburgh by Charles Taze Russell.
The Adventist movement emerged in the 1830s around the predictions of William Miller, who proclaimed that Jesus Christ would return in 1843 or 1844. When Christ did not return as Miller prophecied, Adventists divided into a number of factions. During the 1870s, Charles Taze Russell established himself as an independent and controversial Adventist teacher. He rejected belief in hell as a place of eternal torment and adopted a non-Trinitarian theology that denied the divinity of Jesus. He also interpreted the Second Coming in accordance with the literal translation of the original Greek term, parousia ("presence"), suggesting that Christ would come as an invisible presence and that the Parousia, or "Millennial Dawn," already had occurred, in 1874. The coming of Christ's invisible presence signaled the end of the current order of society and would be followed by his visible presence and the establishment of the millennial kingdom on earth in 1914. Although the kingdom did not come, Russell's teachings motivated a number of volunteers to circulate his many books and pamphlets and a periodical, The Watchtower, and to recalculate the time of the Parousia.
In addition to the International Bible Students Association, Russell formed the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania (1884), with himself as president. In 1909 he transferred the headquarters of the movement to Brooklyn.
Russell was succeeded as president in 1917 by Joseph Franklin Rutherford (Judge Rutherford; 1869–1942), who changed the group's name to Jehovah's Witnesses in 1931 to emphasize its members' belief that Jehovah, or Yahweh, is the true God and that the Witnesses were his specially chosen followers. Rutherford molded the Witnesses into a cadre of dedicated evangelists, even equipping members with portable phonographs to play his "sermonettes" on street corners and in the living rooms of prospective converts. Under Rutherford's leadership, Russell's group became a tightly knit organization.
Rutherford's successor, Nathan Homer Knorr (1905–77), assumed the presidency in 1942 and continued and expanded Rutherford's policies. He established the Watch Tower Bible School of Gilead (South Lansing, New York) to train missionaries and leaders, decreed that all the society's books and articles were to be published anonymously, and set up adult lay-education programs to train Witnesses to teach prospective converts. Under Knorr's direction, a group of Witnesses produced a new translation of the Bible. Knorr was followed as president of the Jehovah's Witnesses by Frederick W. Franz (1893–1992) in 1978 and then by Milton G. Henschel in 1992 (1920–2003). In 2000 Henschel stepped down in a reorganization of the leadership and was replaced by Don A. Adams. The movement's headquarters were transferred to Warwick, New York, in 2016.
Witnesses hold a number of traditional Christian views but also many that are unique to them. They affirm that God—Jehovah—is the most high. Jesus Christ is God's agent, through whom sinful humans can be reconciled to God. The Holy Spirit is the name of God's active force in the world. Witnesses believe that they are living in the last days, and they look forward to the imminent establishment of God's kingdom on earth, which will be headed by Christ and jointly administered by 144,000 human corulers (Revelation 7:4). Those who acknowledge Jehovah in this life will become members of the millennial kingdom; those who reject him will not go to hell but will face total extinction. New members are baptized by immersion and are expected to live by a strict code of personal conduct. Marriage is considered a holy covenant, and divorce is disapproved of except in cases of adultery. Witnesses participate in the annual commemoration of Christ's death, celebrated on 14 Nisan of the Jewish calendar (March or April of the Gregorian calendar); Witnesses pass around bread and wine, symbols of the body and blood of Christ. Only those thought to be among the 144,000 corulers eat and drink the bread and wine.
The Witnesses' teachings stress strict separation from secular government. Although they are generally law-abiding, believing that governments are established by God to maintain peace and order, they refuse on biblical grounds to observe certain laws. They do not salute the flag of any nation, believing it an act of false worship; they refuse to perform military service; and they do not participate in public elections. These practices have brought them under the scrutiny of government authorities. The U.S. government sent Rutherford and other Watchtower leaders to prison for sedition during World War I. In Germany prior to World War II, the Nazis sent Witnesses to concentration camps, and Witnesses were also persecuted in Britain, Canada, and the United States. After the war the Witnesses brought several suits in American courts dealing with their beliefs and practices, resulting in 59 Supreme Court rulings that were regarded as major judgments on the free exercise of religion. They continue to face persecution in several countries, however, particularly for their refusal to serve in the military, and they are often publicly derided for their door-to-door evangelism.
The Witnesses' distrust of contemporary institutions extends to other religious denominations, from which they remain separate. They disavow terms such as minister and church. The leaders of some mainstream Christian churches have denounced the Witnesses for doctrinal deviation (especially their non-Trinitarian teachings) and have condemned them as a "cult."
Witnesses also oppose certain medical practices that they believe violate Scripture. In particular, they oppose blood transfusions, because of the scriptural admonition against the consumption of blood (Leviticus 3:17). This belief, which is contrary to standard medical practice, remains an additional point of controversy with authorities, especially in cases concerning children.
In the early years of the movement, members met in rented halls, but under Rutherford the Witnesses began to purchase facilities that they designated Kingdom Halls. Members of local congregations, known as "publishers," meet at Kingdom Halls and engage in doorstep preaching. "Pioneers" hold part-time secular jobs and devote a greater amount of time to religious service. "Special pioneers" are full-time salaried employees of the society. Each congregation has an assigned territory and each Witness a particular neighbourhood to canvass. Great pains are taken to keep records of the number of visits, return calls, Bible classes, and books and magazines distributed.
The Watch Tower Society publishes millions of books, tracts, recordings, and periodicals in more than 700 languages. Its chief publications are a semimonthly magazine, the Watchtower, and its companion magazine, Awake!. Work is carried out throughout the world by more than eight million Witnesses.


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Nashville, Tenn. - Tennessee State head softball coach Jeff Dabney has announced the early signing of five high school seniors. The class of 2017 consists of Liz Stansberry from Palmyra, Mo., and four from Tennessee, Courtney Gearlds (Donelson), Alex Grace (Moss), Sydney Shoulders (Hartsville), and Lauren Woodard (Mt. Juliet).
"We were looking to get more athletic and build depth to create constant competition for positions," Dabney said. "We lose two of our better players to graduation and filling the void is going to be tough, so it was important that we brought in capable speed, power, and pitching to make sure the program continues to move forward with the most athletic kids possible."
Courtney Gearlds
IF/OF, Donelson, Tenn., McGavock HS/Worth 95
Gearlds is a four-year member of the McGavock High School team under head coach Alana Thomas and was named team MVP in her past two seasons. She is a three-time All-District recipient and was named to the All-Mid State Third Team as a sophomore and junior.
She has also been a member of the volleyball team for all four years and earned All-District distinctions during her junior and senior campaigns. As a senior, she also claimed a spot on the All-Region team.
Gearlds played travel ball for Charlie Gravat and Ricky Ritchie as a member of Worth 95. Her team qualified and competed in Birmingham, Ala., at the 2012 16-U ASA national championships.
Gearlds plans to study Dental Hygiene with aspirations for a career as a dentist.
Coach Dabney on Gearlds
"Courtney is a local kid from literally down the street at McGavock. Her initial impact she made with us was with her speed. I like people who can run. She put a ball in play and took off; I was interested. She came to camp and showed her athleticism and I liked what I saw. We sat down and talked with her and found out she is my kind of kid. She is competitive, but a really sweet and down to earth person."
Alexandria (Alex) Grace
UT, Moss, Tenn., Clay County HS/Diamond Stars
Grace is a four-year member of the softball team at Clay County High School under the tutelage of Richard Boswell and Randall Walker. She has been selected to the All-Conference and All-District teams in all three seasons heading into her senior year of play. Grace guided her team to three consecutive district championships.
As a freshman, she earned a letter in volleyball before joining the basketball squad as a junior and senior. In her first year with basketball, Clay County claimed the 2012 Tennessee State Championship.
Grace plays travel ball for the Diamond Stars and head coach Jerry Woodard. She is undecided in her potential major at TSU.
Coach Dabney on Grace
"She is a good find and I feel she has a big upside. She is a raw prospect with all the physical tools to play at this level, but just not the experience. She is a five-foot-ten kid with the ability to play all nine positions and switch hit. I look forward to see where she ends up during her four-years here. She will come in and will be a hard worker and compete. It will be interesting to see how good of a player she becomes as she progresses through our system."
Sydney Shoulders
IF, Hartsville, Tenn., Trousdale HS/Tennessee Xplosion Gold
Shoulders has competed for Cecelia Stricker and Trousdale County High School for the past three years. She has been named to the All-District team in all three of her seasons and selected to the district All-Tournament team in her sophomore and junior years.
Shoulders is also a three-year letter winner in basketball and earned the Offensive Award in each year with the team, as well as the defensive award as a junior. She claimed a spot on the district All-Tournament team as a freshman and sophomore and named All-District as a junior.
She was a Wendy's High School Heisman finalist and belongs to the Beta Club and the Interact Club. She serves on the student council and is a part of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Future Business Leaders of America. Her travel team, the Tennessee Xplosion, coached by Brian Drake and Murk Thurman, qualified and competed in the ASA 16-Under national tournament in 2012.
Shoulders intends to major in Nursing at TSU.
Coach Dabney on Shoulders
"She is a local kid and it was a high priority for us to put a stranglehold on local talent. I don't want to have to constantly run to the west coast to get everybody for our team. She is an athletic kid that plays shortstop for her summer team, as well as some outfield. She has a good arm, runs well and has power at the plate. She is also a great student and great students are easy to coach, in my opinion. She is also competitor and I just love everything she does on the field."
Elisabeth (Liz) Stansberry
Infield, Palmyra, Mo., Palmyra R-1 HS/Worth Prospects
Stansberry competed all four years for Palmyra R-1 High School and head coach Brian Wosman. She helped guide her squad to conference championships as a freshman and a senior, as well as four straight district championships. As a sophomore, her Palmyra team finished second at the state championships, before coming back the next year to become State Champions. Stansberry and her teammates returned to the state tournament in her season, completing her career with a fourth place finish.
From her sophomore to senior seasons, Stansberry was an All-Conference, All-District and All-Area selection. She was named to the All-Region team as a sophomore and a senior and was named to the Missouri All-State during her sophomore campaign.
Stansberry was selected as an All-Conference and All-District athlete for the discus as a member of three district championship track and field teams. She is in her fourth year as a member of the basketball team, which claimed a conference championship as a junior. She was also a member of the golf team as a sophomore
Stansberry plays for Cathy Weathered and the Worth Prospects during the summer and stays active as a member of the Future Business Leaders of America, Fellowship of Christian Athletes and a member of the student council, where she has served as secretary and vice president. She is also a member of the National Honor Society, Society of Academic Achievment, FCCLA and is on the Principal Liaison Committee. Stansberry also volunteers at the Maple Lawn Nursing Home.
As an incoming freshman, she intends to major in Psychology.
Coach Dabney on Stansberry
"She is a Coach (Samantha) Buckner find. Buckner is a picky recruiter and Liz showed those intangibles that kept bringing her back. She is a ball player and at the end of the day, that's what you are looking for. We got the chance to actually be around her when she came to camp, to see what she was like as a person and that just sealed it for me. Coach Buckner gets all the credit for finding her talent wise, but Liz sealed the deal with me, because it is important to find good people for the program. She is a winner and a smart kid that plays the game hard."
Lauren Woodard
P/Utility, Mt. Juliet, Tenn., Mount Juliet HS/Nashville Nighthawks
Woodard is entering her fourth year as a member of Brad Rowlette's Mount Juliet HS squad. She hit .333 as a freshman, but was used more as a pitcher as a sophomore as she tallied a 29-7 record. Woodard was used in both capacities as she finished 17-6 in the circle and hit .369 with three homeruns and 41 rbi.
The lefty utility player was selected as Rookie of the Year in 2010 at MJHS. Woodard was named to the All-District team in her sophomore and junior seasons as she guided her squad to back-to-back Sub-State Championships and berths to the TSSAA State Tournament.
Woodard also competed in volleyball in high school as a junior and currently plays her travel softball with Larry Spears and the Nashville Nighthawks. During the 2012 summer, her Illusions 16-U team, coached by Tonia Trrussell Martin, competed in the ASA National Championships in Birmingham. She is also a member of Fellowship Christian Athletes and is active in the community with The Bridge Fellowship.
Woodward intends to major in Special Education and hopes to work with children with special needs.
Coach Dabney on Woodard
"She is another local prospect, from Mt. Juliet HS. She brings a left handed bat with power potential and played first base, outfield and pitches. The ability to be versatile is important to a softball program. It also brings a different look to the pitching staff and you have to be different at the higher levels. You have to have pitching to compete and you have to have athletic kids to do special things on our field. Lauren brings all that to the table. She does have a lot of development left to go and has a great upside. We feel she hasn't even come close to reaching her full potential and look forward to watching her grow."
"They are all great students, which is important to us as a program," Dabney continued. "They all bring different intangibles to our team, but the main thing is they all fit the perimeters we are looking for in all of our classes; the ability to do multiple things."


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Need a logo for http://www.JustKidsMedical.com a new web site that sells children's health products. Logo will be used on web site, catalog and other marketing materials. Logo must incorporate an existing element "Just" previously developed that we use on all of our corporate online stores.
This site is targeted toward parents of children 1 to 16 years old. We like the idea of primary crayon like colors that say "products for children here", but are open to other designs.
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