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Towneplace Suites By Marriott Denver Southwest features a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired high-speed Internet access. A business center is on site. This Littleton hotel also offers barbecue grills, a picnic area, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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(a) Individuals considered employees for purposes of certain sections
For the purposes of sections 3646, [1] 3671, and 3672 of this title, including any amendment made by sections 1231, 1241, and 1242 of this Act, the United States Attorney for the District of the Canal Zone and the Assistant United States Attorneys and their clerical assistants, and the United States Marshal for the District of the Canal Zone and his deputies and clerical assistants shall be considered employees of the Commission.
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[1] See References in Text note below.
Source(Pub. L. 96–70, title I, § 1261(a), (b),Sept. 27, 1979, 93 Stat. 476.)
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Section 3646 of this title, referred to in subsec. (a), was repealed by Pub. L. 105–261, div. C, title XXXV, § 3507(a),Oct. 17, 1998, 112 Stat. 2269.
Section 1231 of this Act, referred to in subsec. (a), amended sections 5595, 5724a, and 8102 of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
Section 1241 of this Act, referred to in subsec. (a), amended section 8336 of Title 5 and enacted provisions set out as notes thereunder.
Section 1242 of this Act, referred to in subsec. (a), amended section 8339 of Title 5 and enacted provisions set out as notes thereunder.
This Act, referred to in subsec. (b), is Pub. L. 96–70, Sept. 27, 1979, 93 Stat. 452, known as the Panama Canal Act of 1979, which is classified principally to this chapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 3601 of this title and Tables.
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Volume 62 Issue 23 Wednesday, September 20, 1999 w B E R T A T U N V R T Y Signpost I HE Student senate discusses gun control at WSU lot of people believe that the issue is being brought up because of recent shooting incidents around the country. He said that he doesn't believe concealed weapon permit holders commit crimes but that now is a good time because attention is being placed on guns in the legislature. Several senators reminded the group that only a few years ago a shooting did occur at WSU.. "The point," Hansen added, "isn't whether they're shooting or not, but if a See Control page 10 Scholarships soften tuition-increase woes By Chris Young campus affairs editor-The Signpost A proposal to support a legislative bill that would ban concealed guns at Utah colleges and universities created a lively debate at the student senate meeting on Monday. The senate also discussed inviting a faculty member to sit on the student senate and the addition of braille to signs in the Education Building. Weber State University student body president Dee Hansen asked the senators for feedback from their respective area councils concerning the support of the bill. 'The issue is if a campus is a place for a concealed weapon," Hansen said. In addition to asking for feedback from the senators he told them that a survey was being developed and would be sent out to students by email for feedback. Adam Diamond, arts and humanities senator, asked that the survey be conducted more extensively than just through e-mail. He also wanted to know if there were any incidents recorded recently relating to con cealed weapons on campus. "Why are we bringing this up right now," Diamond asked. Donna Hunter, counselor for women students, agreed asking, "What is the threat on campus?" Hunter told the senate that she has counseled many women who have been stalked and that for them a concealed weapon was a safety net. She said, "You can't separate the life you have off campus and the life you have on campus." Hansen responded by explaining that a f J "is .AW1 j 9 Twen ty-nine-yea r-old Mathew Godfrey, Ogden mayoral ? canidate, teaches a . business class at y WSU. Godfrey attended WSU between 1988 to I 1995. During that ' time he served an a LDS mission and did J. his graduate work in 1 accounting. WSU graduates compete for mayor By Dave Stephens news writer-The Signpost Matthew Godfrey and Bob Hunter are both Weber State University graduates, but find themselves on opposite sides of the fence in Ogden's mayoral race. At age 29, Godfrey sees himself as a young spirit that can give new life to the city of Ogden. Hunter, 57, boasts experience. "We are a stark contrast," Godfrey said. "Our approaches differ drastically." Both claim strong ties to WSU and feel that the student population could be a key part of the election. Godfrey said students don't realize the power they have. "If WSU rallied behind someone, they could easily choose who was elected." Of more than 68,000 Ogden residents, only 8,000 typically show up to vote. This means that 14.000 WSU stu dents could come up with the necessary votes to choose a mayor. Godfrey won the primary election, where only 5,000 people voted. He received approximately 1,850 votes, about 100 more than Hunter. Godfrey said he feels good about his chances of winning. "We were the top vote-getter in the primaries. The people voted for change." Hunter, on the other hand, feels that his best ally is his experience. He served as the Weber County commissioner from 1981 to '89. He resigned from that position when he was appointed as Ogden City Manager from 1989 to '92. "I have a lot of experience and I've been able to demonstrate that I can be innovative." Hunter said. "People look at me as their friend." Hunter graduated from WSU in 1968 with a degree in graphics. During that time he served as a student body officer. He went on to do his graduate work at BYU, but has since returned to Ogden and received the WSU Distinguished Alumnus Award. Godfrey also attended WSU between 1988 to 1995. During that time he served an LDS mission and did his graduate work in accounting. Godfrey was an All-American on the track team and has returned to WSU as an adjunct professor in the business department. Godfrey said that he stumbled into teaching. But, he said, "I enjoy giving back to WSU." Regarding his strengths, Godfrey said, "1 am young and new. He Hunter is a career politician. I am a businessman." Godfrey characterizes himself as aggressive and, "not scared to make decisions. My time will be spent doing and acting." This will be important because Godfrey said he is only planning to serve one term. "Most of the time, career politicians do us a disservice. They are always looking to the next election," Godfrey said. Although he didn't promise anything, he See Mayor page 3 By Leo Dirr senior news reporter-The Signpost Weber State University students will be paying an additional $48 next year after the Utah Board of Regents voted Thursday to raise tuition 3 percent. Every WSU student except those who know how to work the system, that is. Saturday, two days after the regents approved the tuition increase, WSU's financial aid experts hosted "The Dollars and Cents of Paying for College," a seminar in the Wildcat Theater. 'The purpose is to introduce you to the different options of financial aid," said Chris Rivera, director of admissions. Debra Foster, scholarship specialist, said employer-offered scholarships are often overlooked. "You'd be surprised the employers that offer scholarships. The Burger Bar in Roy offers a scholarship." WSU's scholarship application deadline is Feb. 1 . Scholarships for freshmen and sophomores are based on GPA. Juniors and seniors must have a declared major. Students can also apply through the Scholarship Office, but their applications are sent to their major's departments. The departments decide who is awarded the scholarships. Some departments don't award scholarships based purely on GPA, Rivera said. Activity, private and special condition scholarships (for example, ethnic and women's) are also available through the scholarship office. , Financial aid web sites include: NASFAA-Financial Aid Page (www.finaid.org), scholarship and financial aid link (www.CollegeEdge.com), and College Net (www.collegenet.com). Freshman and sophomores who attend college at least half time are eligible for the Hope tax credit. The tax credit covers 100 percent of the first $1,000 of out-of-pocket tuition and fees and 50 percent of the second $1,000. Students beyond their first two years of See Scholarship page 10 ; News iss Find out where campus 05tl '- ):;; crime is happening in ? lrW'l the Police Beat. See page 1 0 jfLJ,f Features Break out the orange outfits it's hunting season in Utah. Sports The Stewart Education Trust donates $4.2 million for stadium renovations. See page 8 .'A See page 6 i i www.weber.edusignpost
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Gold prices soared to new highs early Tuesday after President Barack Obama's agreement to extend the Bush-era tax cuts triggered worries about the nation's deficit problems. But by early afternoon, prices retreated as investors cashed in on gold's record-high prices and opted for stocks.
Gold for February delivery settled $7.10 lower at $1,409 an ounce at the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Gold traded as high as $1,432.50 -- an all-time record -- and as low as $1,403 Tuesday.
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Savant says that silver's safe-haven appeal is helping support high prices but that its fabrication uses are propelling their momentum. "[Silver is used in] electronics and solar panels so you have this dual role that silver plays on the fabrication as well as the investment side." Savant says it would be normal for silver to correct on profit-taking but that in January the metal will be set to make new 30-year highs.
Copper gained 4 cents to close at $4.05. News that JPMorgan (JPM) bought more than $1 billion of copper helped the base metal rise as traders worried about supply issues and market domination by the investment bank and its clients.
Gold mining stocks, a risky but potentially profitable way to buy gold, were mostly lower.
SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) was falling 1% to $137.66 and Barrick Gold (ABX) was down 0.4% to $54.61. Newmont Mining (NEM) was up slightly to $63.47, while Goldcorp (GG) was shedding 0.9% at $47.41.
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Despite all the teams that have been floated in Rudy rumors, the Raptors have been without a doubt his most devoted suitor and are tying to throw together a package that includes Jose Calderon, Ed Davis and other players or picks that would land them their coveted star.
Reports say that the Raptors covet not only Gay, but also forward Darrell Arthur.
But while the Raptors seem to be under the impression they can acquire Rudy Gay, the Grizzlies are singing a very different tune. The Grizzlies are standing firm in that the deal they made earlier in January that dumped salary onto the Cleveland Cavaliers was a calculated move so they they could avoid having to break up their core.
The trade with the Cav's put the Grizzlies back under the luxury tax, meaning they don't have to make anymore moves to clear money off the books. The biggest concern was that they wouldn't be able to afford the core of Gay, Zach Randolph, Marc Gasol and Mike Conley moving forward, but the trade earlier int he month relieved some pressure in the salary cap.
Boston has been rumored to be in on a deal for Gay, but such a deal would require them to give up Paul Pierce, which is something management doesn't seem ready to do just yet.
So for now, it looks like the Grizzlies will push on with their core group of players intact, and they still need to be blown away by a deal to break that core up.


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Superstar Athletes Lolo Jones and Alex Morgan Push Their Limits for Degree's Do:More Campaign
Written on April 1, 2013 at 11:01 am , by Molly Ritterbeck
You probably know Lolo Jones and Alex Morgan from the 2012 Summer Olympics—Jones is a track & field star in the 100 meter hurdles and Morgan, an Olympic gold medalist in soccer. If those accolades aren't enough, these women are pushing their boundaries and challenging themselves for Degree's Do:More Campaign. Hoping to inspire people everywhere to pursue their passions, Jones is going after one of her own by training to compete in the 2014 Winter Olympics in bobsledding and Morgan is taking a (temporary) break from the soccer field and indulging in one of her favorite hobbies—stand up paddleboarding. I chatted with them about their crazy training schedules, diet and makeup faves.
So tell me why you wanted to get involved with the Do:More Campaign.
AM: "I got involved because I love soccer but I found a new passion in paddle boarding, and I think both of us want to inspire other people to do more of what they love."
LJ: "Yea, never in my life would I have imaged that I'd be jumping in a sled going 90 miles per hour and doing something so adrenaline-seeking. So I just wanted to get out of the comfort zone I had with track. I feel like sometimes when you pursue a goal for so long, it can become repetitive and you want to know how you can get stronger for that but at the same time, not give up on the goal you had. So I felt like getting into bobsledding would refresh me and just give me a new outlook and that's what is has done."
How did you get interested in bobsledding?
LJ: "Just watching a lot of Cool Runnings. (laughs) No, actually I met one of the drivers a few years ago at a charity event and she just said, 'I think you'd be good at it.' And it kind of stuck in my brain and after the Olympics, I just felt like it was a good time to try something new."
And Alex, how did you get interested in stand up paddleboarding?
AM: "Paddleboarding is just a hobby of mine that I picked up when I was vacationing in Hawaii. I hung up the cleats for two weeks after the Olympics because I haven't had a break in over two years. And of course as a professional athlete you feel like you always have to be doing something. You can never be content with just relaxing, so I just rented a paddleboard one time and went out there and loved it right away. It's more of a release and get away from soccer. It's nice to have something completely different that you love and can get your mind off of everything."
Do you always look for different activities that you can do to complement how you train?
AM: "Yeah! I think there's always something that I'm looking for and I'm never a 50% type of person—it's either all or nothing. So with paddleboarding, once I started, I loved it. I got a paddleboard. I live at the beach in LA so I went out all the time. I taught my sisters and my mom how to do it. A year ago, I got really into Spin classes, so I think you just find something that you love and for me, getting away from soccer is what I need sometimes because it is mentally and physically straining so it's nice to switch it up on your body and mind and get a fresh outlook."
How active are you guys on a daily basis? Are you working out all the time?
AM: "For me, it's training six days a week at least and at least one to two sessions so whether that's in the gym or the field, on the track and in the pool. The sessions are about four to five hours, but that includes getting ready. It really depends on the type of day it is. You have to have a couple of hard days so on those hard days you have to mentally prepare yourself."
LJ: "I'm training six days, not everyday because I'm doing two sports. With track, it's such a mundane sport; it's not like a team sport so sometimes it gets very repetitive. So piggy backing on what Alex said, I have to find other ways to get out there. She said she got involved in Spin one year; I was the same way. One year it was yoga; one year was Pilates. I think the main challenge people have when working out is they get tired of doing the same thing over and over again. And so for me, this whole campaign of Do More is perfect because you have to step outside of your comfort zone every now and then. And sometimes, doing that will refresh you for your original goal. Doing bobsledding has refreshed and renewed me to go back to track and running. I'm just amped up to return. I definitely just want to encourage people to get out there and try new things."
What are your diets like when you're training this hard? What kinds of things are you eating?
AM: "I think for me, it's not a strict diet. But it's knowing the time to have something and getting enough in because when you're training so vigorously, you're eating a lot, at least 4 meals a day for me. Obviously, you want to get in protein and greens and enough carbs but I feel like for desert, I'm fine with having something after dinner because I know I've worked hard enough and my body actually craves it."
LJ: "With bobsledding, I can eat whatever because the weight is good [the heavier the sled is, the faster it goes] but for track, I have to eat very strict. So it's hard, but I think everything with balance. Even when I have super strict days, I allow myself to have a cheat day because I work for that cheat day. So I think when people are trying to lose weight they shouldn't just go über strict to the point you're not allowing yourself to enjoy life because at the end of the day, that's what you're trying to do. You're tying to work out, but at the same time you want to do it in a good way and find balance."
What's your favorite thing to cheat with?
LJ: "Well, since I live in Louisiana, I'd have to say anything down there. It's like the worst place for a professional athlete to live. I don't think any athletes train there."
AM: "I love that type of food but since I'm from California, Mexican food is my go-to. Burritos with sour cream and guac—so good. Even the Cali burrito, it has French fries in it."
You both travel a lot for your sports, so how do you stick to your diet on the road?
AM: "It's honestly really hard because I'll go into a training camp and we'll have our nutritionist set out our meals for two weeks. We have food in front of us three times a day. It's very healthy. And then you go home, you don't have food in the fridge. You're only home for five days; you're not going to go out grocery shopping. So, it's difficult but I find that just trying to eat two out of three healthy meals a day is good enough for me."
LJ: "I'd say packing protein is my number one key for traveling because that can always hold you off from the cravings of airport food. You can smell it, you see people scarfing it down. Actually, when people travel nowadays it's like a movie experience. They get their snack and they're crunching away. So I always make sure I have protein powder with me which will help curb my appetite for a little bit and then that will give me time to make the proper decision. There are always options; it's just really hard to find those options in an airport."
Do you have any favorite beauty products that you love to have in your bag when traveling?
AM: "I love Degree Motion Sense Deodorant ($8, drugstore.com). On top of that, I need mascara. And I'm in the sun sometimes six hours a day so definitely sunscreen all the time."
LJ: "I like YSL Touche Èclat ($40, sephora.com). I use it for dark circles, as an eye shadow base, I've used it to clean up my eye brows—it's like a miracle pen."
Do you wear makeup when you're practicing or competing?
LJ: "A warm up takes quite a bit, so we just have to have something that will last for a warm up but look fresh when we go out there in front of the camera for 12 seconds so I like a cream-based eye shadow and a good waterproof mascara."
AM: "Yeah, I will say it depends on if you have a televised game or a closed-door practice where no one is going to see you. Mostly all the time, at a closed practice, I'll wear absolutely nothing but then during a game, I might wear a tinted moisturizer."
LJ: "Even if I'm going to a gym I'm not trying to look all rough. The chances of meeting a hot guy at a gym are increased!"
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: Alex Morgan, beauty tips, bobsledding, Degree, deodorant, Lolo Jones, Olympics, soccer, track & field, training, Workout
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Olympians' Look-Great Secrets, Continued
Written on July 9, 2012 at 11:58 am , by April Franzino
Our "Play On!" feature in the July/August issue (pg. 44 – 50) is packed with beauty must-haves and tips from Olympians and Olympic hopefuls like Lolo Jones, Kerri Walsh, Natalie Coughlin and Hope Solo. Here's a bonus selection of tricks these super athletes shared with us:
Sarah Groff, 30, a world-class triathlete, Hanover, New Hampshire
Eat clean. "When I'm eating better—less processed, more whole foods—I break out less," says Groff. Her good-skin staples include whole grains, fruits and vegetables, a little soy, fish and animal protein.
Lolo Jones, 30, a world champion hurdler, New Orleans, Louisiana
Play up eyes. On race days, Jones skips the pore-clogging face makeup and focuses on her eyes with soft-colored cream shadows. She says Revlon Illuminance Crème Shadows hold up well in heat. "Even after three hours of non-stop sweating, my eyes still look good."
Natasha Hastings, 26, an Olympic gold medalist and track and field sprinter, Atlanta, Georgia
Be gentle. "Between color and relaxers, my hair is just over-processed," Hastings says. "My stylist put me on to Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment. I put it on before I shampoo and I've seen a drastic change in the health of my hair."
Shalane Flanagan, 31, an Olympic bronze medalist and 10,000-meter runner, Portland, Oregon
Treat your feet. Flanagan gets a pro pedi before every major race. "I've heard from podiatrists that they are really good for runners' feet and can prevent toenail damage," she says. Flanagan likes fun, bright polish shades, but is also known to match her polish to her team uniform.
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: 000-meter runner, 10, athlete, Beauty, eating, eyes, feet, food, hair, hurdler, Kerri Walsh, Lolo Jones, makeup, Natalie Coughlin, Natasha Hastings, Olympian, Olympics, Play On! Beauty Tricks From Top Olympic Athletes, Sarah Groff, Shalane Flanagan, skin, tips, track and field sprinter, triathlete, tricks
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Olympic Silver Medal-Winning Swimmer Maritza Correia "Makes a Splash" and Dishes Her Look-Fab Secrets
Written on May 21, 2012 at 11:09 am , by Fitness Magazine
As the first African American woman to earn a place on the U.S Olympic Swim Team, Maritza Correia knows a lot about staying fit, accomplishing your goals, and of course, how to stay gorgeous in harsh, wet elements. Here are her secrets— and why she's signed on with the USA Swimming Foundation's "Make a Splash" initiative.
FITNESS: How did you get involved with the "Make a Splash" program?
Maritza Correia: I actually just signed on with "Make a Splash" in March. As a competitor and the first African American woman on the U.S Olympics Swim Team, I want to get kids, especially minorities, involved in swimming and teach them the importance of water safety.
FITNESS: You're constantly in the water. How do you keep your hair from drying out and protected?
MC: I really take care of it. I only wash it two to three times a week because shampoo can really dry out your hair. I condition it often, using the Pantene Pro-V line.
FITNESS: What's your haircare, makeup and skincare routine like on a typical day?
MC: After practice, as I mentioned, I condition my hair. I use a lot of lotion for my body: I love Jergens Shea Butter. I don't use the same lotion on my face because it's more sensitive, so I stick with Aveeno for that. I have to admit, I'm a total girly-girl and I love makeup. I always wear MAC products. After practice my hair tends to be a bit frizzy, so I apply my favorite gel, L.A. Looks.
FITNESS: What does your training consist of?
MC: I am currently not training full time, but I do like to engage in a lot of clinics. I'm actually hosting one at the YMCA in Mount Vernon, New York on May 26th from 10AM to 4PM, "Make a Splash: Mount Vernon", to kick off Memorial Day weekend. I'll be speaking to elementary school kids on the benefits of swimming to stay fit, water safety education and about the learn-to-swim programs.
FITNESS: What's your biggest beauty indulgence?
MC: Being such a girly-girl I have a routine of getting a manicure and pedicure every two weeks. I'll leave the kid with my husband and take that time for myself. It's actually really relaxing and I love that I can be creative and change the color of my nails every two weeks.
FITNESS: What are the beauty products you can't live without?
MC: I'm addicted to lip gloss and Lip Smackers. You can probably find purple, pink and beige tubes all over the house!
FITNESS: What do you consider to be your biggest accomplishment?
MC: Making the Olympic team in 2004. The first time I had ever seen the games was in 1996, when they were in Atlanta. Then I became an Olympian in 2004.
FITNESS: How can readers get involved with "Make a Splash" and its lifesaving programs?
MC: They can log onto Swimtoday.org to get information on free or discounted swim lessons. Also, If you're more competitive, you can find a team to join, or you can just a find a pool near you to have fun, stay healthy and be fit.
—By Wanda Rosa, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: aveeno, Beauty On the Go, beauty secrets, hair care rituals, Jergens Shea Butter, L.A. Looks, Lip smackers, MAC, Make a Splash Foundation, Maritza Correia, Olympics, Pantene Pro V Line, swim, Swimtoday.org
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Talking Breakouts & Bobsledding with Olympic Hopeful Megan Hilll
Written on November 21, 2011 at 12:03 pm , by Fitness Magazine
Although U.S. National Bobsled Team Member and Olympic hopeful Megan Hill has rocketed to the top of the athletics world, there was still something standing in the way of her confidence: acne. Determined to find a solution, Hill started using Proactiv and through her success with the line, became their newest spokesperson. We chatted with Megan about her battle with acne, her beauty routine and training for the 2012 Olympics.
FITNESS: What made you want to team up with Proactiv?
Megan Hill: Acne is something I've really struggled with. When I found Proactiv, not only did my skin begin to clear up, but my confidence was boosted, and I started to step out of my comfort zone and grow as a person as well as an athlete. Not very many people talk about it because, well, its acne and it's embarrassing, but I know there are so many other girls out there who struggle the way I did.
FITNESS: What's your beauty routine before a competition? In everyday life?
MH: I begin by washing my face with the Proactiv 3 Step System and then I apply sunscreen. Sometimes I will put on a little bit up of makeup, usually Bare Escentuals, mascara and lip-gloss. For competition, I pull my hair back into a low ponytail or bun so my helmet fits nicely. My beauty routine for everyday life is pretty much the same.
FITNESS: What are your go-to beauty products for post-workout and when you're on the go?
MH: After a workout, my go-to product is Proactiv Clear Zone Body Pads. They're perfect for when I have somewhere to be right after my workout and they fit in my gym bag.
FITNESS: Since your skin is constantly exposed to the elements, how do you care for it, both to prevent and repair damage?
MH: When it's bobsled season I am in very dry and cold climates so moisturizer is a must! My favorite is Proactiv Green Tea Moisturizer. I also wear sunscreen every day to help prevent damage from the sun.
FITNESS: What types of workouts do you do to prepare for competition?
MH: My pre-competition workouts involve intense and explosive movements to get the neuromuscular pathways firing. I do sprints, plyometrics, medicine ball throws, squats and power cleans.
FITNESS: Where is your favorite track to do runs? What is your favorite aspect of doing runs?
MH: I am still trying to figure out which track is my favorite. The only tracks I have driven so far are Lake Placid and Park City. They are so different and I enjoy them both. I can't wait to learn other tracks. My next stop is Calgary in Alberta, Canada. As a brakeman my favorite track was St. Moritz, Switzerland. The best part of doing a run is the feeling you get when you're at top speed on the track. It's like time stops for a minute and you are so in the moment. There's nothing out there like it!
FITNESS: What's your proudest fitness-related achievement? Why?
MH: Each year we do a combine test at the beginning of the season. The events on the combine are sprints, a standing long jump, shot put toss, squats, and a power clean. My proudest fitness-related achievement was the personal records I set on the combine this year. All of the hard work I did over the offseason paid off. Improving my speed and strength motivated me to keep training as hard as I did and continue to improve.
—By Jaclyn Smock, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: Bare Escentuals, bobsledding, Megan Hill, Olympics, Proactiv, skincare
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Olympic Swimmer Summer Sanders Chats with FITNESS
Written on June 21, 2011 at 10:56 am , by April Franzino
Gold medal-winning Olympic swimmer, TV host, and mom of two Summer Sanders is busy supporting Coppertone's World's Largest Swimming Lesson, but recently took the time to chat with FITNESS. Here's what she had to say about swimming, sunscreen, and beauty must-haves:
-FITNESS: What made you want to get involved with Merck/Coppertone's World's Largest Swimming Lesson?
Summer Sanders: "As a mom of two little kids, swim and sun safety are a priority and the opportunity to share that info was the main reason. I've worn Coppertone Sport forever and it's what I put on my kids everyday."
-FITNESS: What do you love most about swimming?
SS: "Being outside and getting a chance to see my kids push their boundaries, have fun with friends, and enjoy the water. It makes me feel like a kid myself!"
-FITNESS: What are your top tips for fellow swimmers?
SS: "For a swim workout, choose the non-peak sun hours in the morning or evening. If you are playing in the pool, remember to always put on sunscreen and don't forget your sensitive areas, feet, ears and scalp. I highly recommend checking out the Coppertone MyUVAlert app."
-FITNESS: What's your proudest fitness-related achievement? Why?
SS: "The New York Marathon in 2002 because I soaked up every ounce of energy from my fellow competitors and the thousands of people who came out to cheer us on."
-FITNESS: What's your best beauty advice for fellow swimmers?
SS: "Sunscreen! And moisturizer post-swim."
-FITNESS: What beauty products can't you live without?
SS: "Coppertone Sport sunscreen. I put it on under my makeup every day. My Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler, Maybelline Great Lash Mascara and Kiehl's lip balm."
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: Beauty, Coppertone, Kiehl's, Maybelline, Olympics, products, Shu Uemura, Summer Sanders, sunscreen, swimmer, swimming, World's Largest Swimming Lesson
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Beauty Talk with Olympic Skier Shannon Bahrke
Written on December 1, 2010 at 9:31 am , by Fitness Magazine
Silver and bronze medal-winning Olympic skier Shannon Bahrke took a break from the slopes to sit down with FITNESS at the Paul Mitchell Red Carpet Pre-Styling even. Listen in as she shares her on-the-go beauty tips:
-Kari LaPrade, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: Beauty On the Go, Fitness, Olympics, paul mitchell, Shannon Bahrke, ski, tips
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Paralympic Athlete Alana Nichols Talks Beauty
Written on November 18, 2010 at 6:57 am , by Fitness Magazine
We asked Alana Nichols, the first female Paralympic adaptive alpine skier and basketball player, (talk about inspiring!) for her on-the-go beauty secrets and must-have products as she got glamorized at the Paul Mitchell Red Carpet Pre-Styling Event. Here are a few of this gold medalist's tips:
-Kari LaPrade, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: Alana Nichols, Beauty On the Go, Fitness Magazine, Olympics, paul mitchell
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Martin Luther King Jr. would have been 84 years old this week. While he is gone, hundreds marched in Atlantic City to ensure his legacy is never forgotten.
"This is my granddaughter and I've been trying to encourage her each year to come out so this is something she'll continue on doing when she has kids," Pat Tweedle said.
With Atlantic City just ending one of its most violent years, Pat Tweedle wants her grandchildren to understand Dr. Kings quest for peace, love and equality, so they can be the leaders of their generation.
"We have to have a vision and I think the vision was lost and until we get that vision back it's going to be hard to do anything and this generation right here is going to be the generation that makes a difference," Tweedle added.
The MLK march ended at the Civil Rights Garden. It's lined with unfinished pillars, symbolizing the continuing civil rights struggle, and the need to build bridges and find common ground to better this community.
"It's always going to be a continuous fight. No one, no entity always comes together but we can come together in a common goal and that's to build up our society," Councilman Aaron Randolph said.
The NAACP held this march to reinforce Kings legacy and dream of justice, equality, and freedom. The three principles pastor Eric McCray says are a foundation to a decent society.
"The dream will not die. The dream will continue to live on. We march to continue this struggle," Pastor Eric McCray said.
Pat Tweedle and her grandchildren are optimistic about the next generation.
"I think once we come together and understand what Dr. Martin Luther king was trying to do, I think we can accomplish anything," Tweedle added.
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Lessons will get underway June10, 2013, and run two 2-week sessions with the second session starting July 8, 2013. Any student wishing to register may do so by calling or texting Randi Diehm at 605-280-1733 or call the Presho City Pool 895-9405.
Kylie Dale, Sarah Muirhead, Hadley Cropsey, Casie Uthe, Jessica Welter, Andee Arnoldy, Mandy Cole, Joslyn Jessop, Carly Uthe, and Kathleen Boyle will assist Randi Diehm.
Randi would like to stress that the American Red Cross lessons are free; however, a pool fee of $10.00 will be charged all students unless they hold a season ticket or family pass, which will admit them to lessons without further charge. Season tickets will cost $35.00 and a Family Pass will cost $75.00. The lesson pool fee goes to help pay for maintenance costs.
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A Wall Street Journal editorial letter from James L. McDonald of Fairfax, Va., on June 25, entitled "Constitutional Threats Trump Terror" stated, ". . . as Abraham Lincoln once warned: 'If destruction be our lot, we ourselves must be its author and finisher. As a nation of free men, we must live through all time, or die by suicide.' If we allow ourselves to shrug off an unconstitutional NSA intrusion into American life, we are cutting our own throats. If we are willing to surrender our constitutional rights in order to gain a little security, we are deserving of neither."
This Lincoln quote directly correlates to the recent local government discussions on changing the cost of fire services from the property tax to a "fee" charged to all property owners. While it is true moving those costs from the property tax to a fee structure will lower millage rates, it will also increase costs to citizens who have constitutional exemptions from paying [some or all] property taxes. "Getting money from those not paying property taxes" has been stated as one of the reasons to create this fee structure. A prime example would be the newly enacted "Low-Income Seniors Exemption" on which a number of cities and counties are voting. If that were approved along with the creation of fire fees, a jurisdiction would be voting to give their low income seniors a tax break with great fanfare about caring for them and then, at the same time, creating a new fee structure which will require them to pay more taxes (I refer to all payments to government as "taxes").
Making low income seniors, combat-related disabled veterans, blind people and others with legitimate exemptions pay flat fees because they legitimately pay less than others in property taxes is just plain disturbing to me. In addition to the constitutional issues, the regressive nature of fees (taxes that cost poor people a higher percentage of their income than percentage taxes like the property tax) adds another dimension to the problem.
Those targeted in this fee vs. tax discussion (our blind, disabled veterans, newly exempted low income seniors, etc.) belong to a protected species under our state constitution. Let's don't include them in the hunt for tax money. In other words, protect the protected. In my opinion, the "fee versus tax" discussion needs a lot of research and public scrutiny before we put it in the oven.
Morgan B Gilreath, Volusia County Property Appraiser
Good luck, Hunter Chard
A couple of weeks ago, I read an article in your Hometown News about Hunter Chard, who was invited to a CCM Skills Hockey Camp in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. What a great opportunity for this young man. I hope he can fulfill his dreams of playing in the NHL. There is nothing better than a good hockey player going for his "goal."
I was born and raised in the small town of Eveleth, Minn., which houses the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame where we either played or watched the boys play hockey all of our growing years. We girls, of course in those days, did not play hockey as they do now, but spent most of our free time at an outdoor rink or at our arena "The Hippodrome" ice skating. We had many boys from our town go on to play collegiate hockey, especially for the University of Minnesota. Also, we had some who went on to the Olympics in 1960 and The Miracle on Ice in 1980; and to the NHL in Chicago, St. Louis, etc.
I want to wish the best of luck to you, Hunter Chard. Hockey is a great sport and if you involve yourself to the fullest, you will go all the way.
Catherine "Kay" Torkkola, Port Orange
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US had their own "foreign legions" and there were even japanese soldiers erving in us side of war.
So they had regiments where they had 1 of each nationality. . . Don't think so. It's just to come off as politcal correct. It looks akward instead of realistic.
Thats actually reference to a deleted scene in Norton's hulk. Not fight club.
Which was a reference to Fight Club. . .
Also loving htis moment:
Really puts them in nice perspective of nostalgia to the times when everything was just fuckinng simpler.
Also the post-operation one:
loving how Tony instantly gets what she is talking about, wile Maria Hill does not even get on what they are talking about,
MJ's hair is a wholly lot more red, unnaturally red. Thats like comparing Karen Gillan red hair to Scarlett Johansson's.
And well, a lot of marvel important female characters had red hair. Jean Gray, MJ, Black Widow, etc.
The only ones with similar hair clor are widow and pepeer.
Right now the only really recurring characters with red hair are widow and potts and widow's hair color was part of psychological reason on why Stark was attracted to her(reminded him of pepper)
Its a propper evolution of her character.
Its really not different than stark getting his reactor or any other power-gaining(like a spiderbite or getting a liquit metal injected into your bones).
She started as normal, if a bit bland secretary girl who amused stark by NOT being attracted to his gimmicks. Through the events, she became someone who can stand for herself. She became someone. She gradually evolved from someone who is protected to someone who protects. Someone who evolved from a damsel in distress into an independent woman and a fighter.
Its still same person, just having overcome huge tragedies and losses.
Just because she has some cybernetics in herself(hell Stark himself has added quite a lot of technology into himself by now) and is capable of doing some crazy stuff and has personality formed by her experiences, it does not change who she is. It does change what she is capable of.
to draw a comparison - was Caroline's personality formed by her character journey in s1 or by her turning into a vampire? its obviously the former and not the latter. Same with this.


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Expect occasional 15-minute to 1-hour delays in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks on weekdays only (times vary), including delays to/from the General Sherman Tree, Crystal Cave, and Grant Grove. More »
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