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" Brand: Rimmel / Type: Nail Varnish / Suitable for: Nails "
Nail varnish from Rimmel. It has Lycra in it to help it bend with your nail so that it doesn't chip. It says on the bottle that it can stay chip free for 10 days but I doubt this claim very much.
The brush is quite long on this nail varnish so it can be hard to apply because the brush bends. This is ok when I am painting the centre of my nail but can make the edges go very messy. I make sure I have got a nail corrector pen near to me when I use this nail varnish because I always make mistakes on the edges when the brush feathers out.
I like Rimmel Wear Maxx nail varnish and think that it is a good quality product. It dries to a bright shine and the colours are bright and deep, my favourite one is Hot Gossip because that is a very flirty red but has a bit of a sparkle as well. This nail varnish dries quickly and I can apply another coat after less than 2 minutes, the last coat takes about 3 1/2 minutes to dry hard.
The colour is very strong so I only apply 2 or at the most 3 coats of nail varnish. This gives me good bright colour with depth. The longest I have worn this nail varnish for is 3 days and it did not chip in that time, by the time I removed it there were small patches on every nail that looked like they were going to start chipping so I do not think it would last for 10 days like Rimmel say. Hot Gossip stains nails so if you're using a dark or bright colour like this then you should use a good base coat.
I like how shiny this nail varnish dries and the shimmer when the light hits it. This isn't a sexy red because it has got a lot of other tones in it such as blue and pink but it is very attractive and effective on my long nails. It is a bit stubborn when I have to remove it but I just have to use a bit more remover to get it all off, sometimes it's hard to remove from by my cuticles and then I use a cotton bud soaked in remover.
Rimmel Wear Maxx nail varnish costs about £3 and the varnish does not go thick or sticky even if you don't use it very often so it will keep.
4 Dooyoo Stars.
I love nothing more than sitting and painting my nails, whether it's to go with an outfit before a night out, for work or just because, I love the whole process of choosing a colour and looking after my nails. As of this very moment I have around 100 bottles of nail varnish dotted around the place (a girl needs variety!) but my favourite brand is Rimmel so I was quite excited when I saw their Wear Maxx line.
With added shock absorbent Lycra and micro minerals, the bottle lid comes adorned with the promise of up to 10 days shine. Yeah right (I'll get onto that in a bit). These bottles of varnish are larger than the standard sized Rimmel lines i.e 60 seconds and I love lasting finish which come in 8 ml sizes, Wear Maxx comes in at a whopping 12 ml size. Priced quite reasonably at around £4, the price isn't too much more than the other Rimmel lines considering you get 1.5 bottles for your money. I bought mine from tesco but they are usually stocked where Rimmel make up concessions are such as Boots and Superdrug, you can even get bottles online for £1 if you look hard enough!
With a slightly smaller colour range than the other Rimmel lines, I was a little disappointed. There were only 12 colours available when I bought mine. The colours were more subtle and grown up, coming in a range of metallics, beiges, pinks and dusky roses. Definitely the grown up range.
I bought "Posh Trash" number 378 and it is a light bronze colour. As expected of Rimmel varnishes, the brush is long and fans out enough to cover your nail in 2 strokes although two coats are needed. The varnish takes quite a while to dry if you're used to the 60 seconds range and I usually leave it about ten minutes before the second coat. The varnish glides on effortlessly and provides a great even coverage which again I have come to expect from Rimmel.
Now for the bad news...
Forget 10 days of no/little maintenance because that has never ever happened for as long as I've used this varnish. After a couple of hours you get chips in it or even little dents where the varnish is quite soft (definitely not shockproof) and to be honest after a day at work I usually have to take it off and reapply if I want to keep the same colour on.
If I wear the varnish at work I have also noticed that the colour transfers from my nails to any paperwork which I might handle and that can be quite annoying if you're about to post something to a customer!!
Looking for a long lasting nail varnish? I wouldn't recommend this one personally but if you are looking for one just to wear on odd days here or there then I would definitely recommend it to anyone.
My nails are naturally very long and I have decided to make more of an effort with their up-keep. It can be time consuming to stick to a full-on nail care routine with soaking, shaping cuticles, filing, preparing and painting. After you've gone through all that effort you want a lasting result that will make your nails look fabulous. Rimmel make all sorts of beauty products, and they have a massive range of nail polishes to choose from. This Wear Maxx Nail Varnish is available from most high street beauty retailers, and will cost you between £3.00-£4.00.
The bottle is sleek and simple, with a clear glass base and a black plastic lid. The lid screws off and there is a standard brush applicator attached within that you use to put the polish on. Because the bottle is clear this allows you to easily see how much nail varnish is left inside the bottle, as the colour really stands out.
The shade I have is 325 "Hot Gossip", and may well be the one pictured above, as it looks very similar to me. The nail varnish is a hot, feisty red colour that upon closer inspection is also loaded with sparkly red glitter. It is quite a bold colour, and what I think of as a classic Coca-Cola red colour which is my ideal shade for red hot nails. This sort of shade works on practically every woman, and gives a strong look that is also quite classic even though it is a bold shade.
The nail polish itself has quite a thin and runny consistency which makes it quick and easy to apply. It spreads well and you only need to use a little to fully cover the nail. I built up the colour by applying two coats, and this gave a perfect dense and solid level of colour which stands out perfectly on the nails.
The nail polish was dry to the touch very quickly, although after applying the second coat I began to notice the rather strange finish that this nail varnish has. Even after the nail varnish had dried it seemed to stay tacky for quite some time and had an unusual consistency to it. I felt like although the nail varnish had dried and was safe to touch without smudging, it seemed as though the varnish had not fully set. Problems appeared the following day! The next day when I was at work and leafing through some papers, I noticed that I was leaving big, bright red smears across the paper. This was because of my nail varnish and I noticed that just by lightly running my nails over the paper, so that I could separate the sheets and pick them up, this left behind obvious red stripes of nail varnish. This is obviously a bad thing, but luckily they were only my notes and so I hadn't stained any important documents!
Rimmel's Wear Maxx formula contains lycra and minerals. It also claims to give "up to 10 days durable colour". Well, I was only on day one and I was already experiencing bad results! On the second day of wear I noticed that the colour was starting to scuff away at the tips of my nails, leaving the whites underneath showing at the edges. On the third day of wear I was left with chips, scratches and colour loss at the sides of my nails. This is a truly terrible performance for something that claims to last up to 10 days and be super durable. I don't know if it's the lycra content that gives this nail varnish such unusual properties, but it certainly did not suit my nails and I was left with tatty looking nails only 2-3 days after applying this nail varnish. I did end up leaving it on for a full 7 days (I've only got time for one manicure a week!) and by the end of that my nails were in a nasty state that just looked cheap and tacky, with bits of colour missing all over the place.
I tried again the following week and re-painted my nails with the same nail varnish, this time applying a clear top coat to finish and seal the varnish. I made sure to cover over the whole area of colour, and also carried the top coat over the edges of my nails so that the tips would be protected. This gave me slightly better results, as the problem with the colour rubbing off onto paper was now fixed, because the colour was protected by the extra layer. However, the durability was still lacking, and even though the top coat helped to slightly improve the longevity, I was still left with tatty, chipped nails after only a couple of days of wear.
I am hugely disappointed with how poorly this nail varnish performed, especially because I absolutely love the colour of it. The red is a perfect classic shade that I love and really suits most of the occasions that I want to have nicely polished nails for, and it looks great against my colouring. As well as having a lovely shade of colour, the glitter has a beautiful quality to it and is much unlike other glitter polishes that I have seen. Instead of having big shiny sparkly chunks of glitter that have a "party time" sort of look, this nail varnish has micro-fine tiny bits of glitter that provide a really subtle level of shimmer and add a real depth to the nail varnish. It has a beautiful sophisticated look, but sadly even though the colour is divine, my manicure didn't even last for a full day before it was showing signs of wear. I wouldn't recommend it, but if I could find this colour in another formula nail polish I would definitely snap it up in a flash!
I have quite long nails and they are in quite a good condition because I take good care of them and I like them to look good. I buy and have lots of different colours and brands of nail varnish and my favourite colours are Pink, Red and Black and I love the different shades of these colours as I like a change and I often change my nail varnish 3 times a week depending on my mood at the time lol. I quite like the gothic look and although I am not a goth I just love to wear clothing which has the softer gothic look at times and so sometimes the black nail varnish matches what I am wearing etc. I am of my mature years but I tend to be a little crazy at times, well that is what my family tell me anyway lol.
This nail varnish is a very good quality and a well known brand and the varnish comes in a little bottle which has a screw off top of which the rod with the brush is attached. I find the top is very easy to open and the brush is very soft to paint the varnish onto my nails. I also find the brush is very gentle when applying it to my nails. It has a very soft texture and is super.
The bottles are a nice size of 12ml and I find they last such a long time and I use them on a regular basis. The colours are such nice shades and the selections is a wide one, I would say that there is almost every colour to suit every persons taste. When I buy my nail varnish I take a while because I cannot make my mind up which one I want to buy and I often come away with more than one and then sometimes give them to my daughter because when she sees them she often wants them for herself lol.
I always apply my nail varnish with 2 coats but only one coat would be fine with this brand because it is such good quality but 2 is my preference as it is something I have always done when applying nail varnish. The varnish does dry very quickly because of the quality and only takes around a minute or so and then the next coat can be applied. I usually leave around 5 minutes between coats but it is not really needed.
When the varnish has dried the colour has a really nice gloss and I have always been very happy with the results it has for my nails and the colours look very pretty too on my nails. I find that it does not chip as much as the lower brands have done on my nails in the past and this varnish is very gentle on my nails and not made them feel all rough etc, my nails have always been in a good condition after I have used this brand and they the colours and nails look very pretty.
I highly recommend this one for anyone to try as I think it is excellent value for money and the last one I bought for around only £3.50 and so I think it is a very good price for a branded varnish in my opinion and I will continue to buy it in the future because it really does suit my nails and I have always been very happy with the results.
I give this one 5 stars.
Thank you for reading my review.
This is another product I won, rather than bought. It is for sale at around £3 in places such as Boots and Superdrug. The polish is available in every single colour you can think of, however when investigating this I have had trouble finding this exact polish on the usual sites I buy from so I am unsure whether it has been discontinued.
The colour I received as my price was 345 Pop Apricot which is a pink sparkly colour. It's not a colour I would usually go for but for free I can't complain.
The polish comes in the usual 12ml clear plastic bottle with a black screw lid. On the bottle, Rimmel promise up to 10 days super durable colour. I think the 'up to' part is always important with these things. It is explained that the nail varnish contains Lycra and minerals, presumably to make the polish last longer.
The polish is easy to apply, and of the right consistency: not too runny and not too thick. The brush applicator stays together when painting, unlike some which separate causing a mess.
I used the nail polish for the first time last Thursday. Now 6 days later the polish is just starting to chip. I have never before been able to leave any brand of polish on this long.
The colour itself isn't really my thing, but I would definitely buy the polish in a different colour again.
I bought this nail varnish from Boots a few months ago and it has lasted so well. It is such good quality and another great product by Rimmel.
The Product
This is Rimmel London Wear Maxx Nail Varnish with added Lycra and minerals!! It comes in many different colours, I actually have this is 325 Hot Gossip and it is amazing!! It comes in a 12ml glass bottle with a plastic black lid and a precision brush.
This product claims to last up to ten days but I think that it lasts longer depending on what you do. The added Lycra makes this nail varnish smooth and soft with the minerals that nourish your nails and protect from any damage.
Price and Place
You can buy this product from Boots or supermarkets- places like that for around £3.00 which is not too bad at all. I personally would pay more for this product because it lasts for ages, the special brush makes it look elegant and professional and the colours that are offered are sexy and classy.
Why would I recommend this?
I would recommend this product because it is quite cheap, it dries smooth and quickly, it is high quality so you do not get any lumps and bumps and also it is available in many places. I have even seen this in Pound land would you believe!! I would rate this product 5/5- with no disadvantages!!
The Rimmel Wear Maxx is my favourite brand of nail varnish at the moment.
It is nice and thick and sold in loads of nice colours, my favourites are sunset bronze, electric and russet flame.
The label says it has lycra and minerals in there, I'm not sure what the lycra does but the minerals make it a bit sparkly - partiularly in sunset bronze and electric.
The bottle has a thick brush which does each nail easily in three swoops and I haven't had too much trouble getting it on neatly. I do have quite long nails though which I find helps.
The label also claims that the nail varnish lasts up to 10 days. I can usually wear mine for up to 3 days (and use a clear base coat and top coat to make it last well). I'm OK with it lasting just 3 days as I'm usually bored of it by then and am ready for a change!
I definitely think this is a superior nail varnish product to other ones I have tried on the market. I regularly get complimented on the look of my nails and I think it helps to protect the nail if you wear a coat of nail varnish on them.
PS. I have found this brand in branches of pound land recently so snap it up - it's a bargain!!!
I love all the different colour nail varnishes you can get now so even though I don't wear varnish every day I have got a massive collection. Rimmel Wear Maxx is probably the most long lasting out of all of them and I'm always impressed with how smart it looks on my nails for days even though it doesn't last the 10 days that Rimmel say it will.
I've got 3 colours from the range, 2 of them are normal pinks but a few weeks ago I brought one called Electric and that's a lovely deep blue that looks wicked on my finger and toe nails.
The nail varnish is the perfect consistency and applied smooth and tidily to my nails. I think the brush is a bit too long compared to other nail varnishes but the bristles are held together good so it doesn't matter that much, but when my mate who NEVER wears nail varnish borrowed it for a big night out she had trouble getting the brush to stay on her nail and not paint her fingers because she's proper heavy handed and isn't very experienced at applying it anyway.
I don't have that problem myself and think the brush is comfortable to hold and I don't very often make mistakes with this nail varnish.
The 3 colours I've got are wicked. The Electric one is the sort of blue that looks good in the daytime and also for a night out because it's not too dark and has got a gorgeous shimmer to it. The other 2 I've got are Russet Flame and that's a dark reddy pink that also looks good day or night, and Baby Pink which is as you'd expect a baby pink colour that is wicked for in the day but not so good for going out because of it being such a pale colour.
You normally get about 3 days of this nail varnish looking brand new but once it starts to chip it comes off dead quick and your nails go from looking wicked to looking like one of them girls who always seem to have just a bit of nail varnish near the bottom of their nail! I hate scabby looking nails so as soon as I get a chip I take it all off quick before it does my head in.
It comes off easy with my normal nail varnish remover but I noticed the Electric on stained my nails a bit so I recommend using a base coat when you're using one of the darker colours, neither of the pinks discoloured my nails though so it's obviously just the stronger colours that do that.
I used to wear a lot of nail polish a few years ago and loved having pretty nails. Now I can't be bothered with the applying it, seeing it chip soon after, removing it and re-applying so it's a while since I have used it but it was my joint favourite when I did. The claim of this polish is that it will up to last ten days.
You get 12ml of this in a bottle and the black screw lid is also the brush applicator at the other end. The front of the bottle states that this contains lycra and minerals. Why it contains lycra I don't know as isn't that something normally found in clothes. Nor do I know what minerals they are referring to so it's a bit of a mystery to me. This shade is 391 Celebrity Bash. I think this is quite a popular shade because it always used to be sold out at Superdrug. On the bottle lid they write '10 days' and then in tiny writing above it the words 'up to'.
One of the things I like about this polish is the brush as I find it perfect for covering the nails with three swipes, one each side and one down the middle. The colour itself is a mid red but it will not look like the colour in the bottle after just one coat, you really need two, or preferably three to get that deep rich vampy red colour. The colour is what originally drew me to this as I just love it, it's a real classic colour. The smell of course is just horrible and I can't have it open to long as I start coughing and my eyes water but this is true of all polishes.
The major disadvantage with this is the poor lasting power. After two days I notice little flakes have come off with bigger chips starting to appear and after about four or five days it look shabby and I have to take if off. Now this doesn't' surprise me because polish isn't really long lasting because you use your hands all day for things and they get battered but they make this silly claim about lasting power which means it doesn't really do as promised. Plus the fact that they write the words 'up to' which means that that their claim is really irrelevant. I could write 'lasts up to ten years' and if it chipped the day of application it would technically still be true so it really means nothing.
So to sum up it's a nice polish and quite cheap with some nice colours but don't believe the claims of longevity. I think it cost me £3.99 at the time.
Now I have tried and tested a lot of nail varnishes in search for a long lasting look, Rimmel wear Maxx nail polish claims to last up to ten days with a smooth shiny finish. I was sceptical of this from loss of faith in product promises, especially in Rimmel's after having tried both their '60 second nail polish' and their 'I love lasting finish nail polish' and being left completely unsatisfied. I picked up a pot of shade 325; 'Hot Gossip' out of curiosity and am so glad that I did.
I am really surprised to have seen such negative reviews about this product as I am very happy with it, okay so it doesn't last ten days absolutely chip free, but with two coats it lasts for me about 6 days chip free which I find pretty impressive as I am constantly doing the washing up, lifting heavy objects and admittedly biting at my nails. The chips that do occur are subtle and at the very tip of the nail, it isn't as though flakes of nail varnish are coming off like what happened in my experience of using the 60 seconds polish.
Rimmel Wear Maxx comes in 19 different shades although mostly pinks and red and being very similar they don't satisfy my particular craving for cool vibrant colours (with the exception of shades; Electric, Desire and Fantasy)
Overall I would definitely recommend this nail polish to anyone frustrated with chipping, although I do think that two coats may be the reason in which I have had more success than others. It is a fairly large pot, has a satisfying finish, dries reasonable quick and really is long lasting, worth the money and worth the try!!!
I recently bought the 60 second rimmerl nail varnish which i thought was really good, as it really did dry in 1 minute! So thought I would try this Rimmel Nail Varnish. It claims to last for 10 days without chipping! So this sounded good and wanted too see if it owuld work.
It cost 3.99 which was a bargain if it were to last 10 days, as the bottle would last you ages. However this was not what happened.
I applied the nail varnish and it went on well, and was glossy and thick, and glided onto my nails really easily. There was a hige variety of shades I chose a nice candy pink colour. However here comes the bad news... after 4 days of wear the colour had nearly all chipped off! I was quite dissappointed, I didnt really expect it to last 10 days yet thought it would last slightly longer than a normal nail varnish. If anything it was worse than a normal varnish. It made all these claims that it contained minerals and lycra to nourish nails and last for 10 days but ti didnt live up to these claims. Its a good polish with good chocice of colours, but if you want something to last and last this isnt it.
~ Introduction ~
I only occasionally wear nail varnish when I use light, neutral colours. However I recently took up belly dancing and I wanted my toes and hand nails look nice while dancing. I was specifically looking for a colour that matched my costume. Of all shades available 'Velvet Rose' from Rimmel came closest to what I wanted.
~ The packaging ~
The bottle that you can see on the third product photo is small, round and has a handle of about the same size with a normal, thin brush. The black handle (annoyingly and misleadingly) says 'Up to 10 days'. The number 10 is exaggerated while the 'days' are in smallprint. (Now I see why.)
~ Application ~
This brush is quite small and is the standard thin shape, not the new fan-shaped one that appeared recently from Bourjois. The varnish can settle which means that some colour will separate out and sit on the top. There's a tiny iron ball in the bottle so just shake it before use.
The varnish is smooth and spreads easily as it is quite runny and will drip if too much of it goes on the brush. Despite the runniness, the texture is consistent and will not leave gaps. It has a very even and appearance even if you put it on in stripes or go over it second time round. I only put one layer on, if possible, with a single stroke, and it seems with this colour, one layer is absolutely fine.
There's a nice shine to the paint, I have to admit it does look nice and smooth on. It only takes on its final colour after a few seconds of application so do not worry too much before it dries which it does easily, definitely within one minute. I never touch it before, in case it hasn't dried!
~ What it claims to do ~
(As it appears on Boots.com which I removed the marketing waffle from.)
(...) up to 10 days super-durable shining colour.
Colour becomes unbelievably smooth, shiny and longer-lasting (...)
(...) designed to absorb impact and minimise chipping, and becomes 60% more shock-resistant when paired with Micro Minerals.
(...) a smooth, even film that reflects light for a brilliant, glossy finish.
~ What it does ~
Lasts for ten days? Ten 'hours' would be more accurate. It hardly lasts through the night and will definitely start chipping the next day. It will start chipping on the tips then two or three days later on the sides too. I'm starting to get fed up with correcting the chipping every night. I don't remove any varnish, I only correct the areas where it had come off. As the varnish is light, runny, putting another coat on is easy, it doesn't thicken or goes clunky. It smoothes itself on and really does look like as if I'd taken off all the paint altogether and put it back again. 1 / 5
Smooth and shine? Yes, I give it that. 4 / 5
Absorb impact, minimise chipping? The nail varnish film is too thin to be able to do that so it is definitely not chip resistant. The colour wears off even without apparent reason let alone due to impact or long term use. 1 / 5
Smooth, even film, light reflect, glossy finish? Yes, yes, yes, but we've gone through this before. Don't try to talk yourself out of this. 4 / 5 '
~ Conclusion ~
Rimmel Wear Maxx is the worst nail polish I had used and considering that I paid the same price for Wear Maxx as Maybelline Forever Strong (10ml) I'm using now. Wear Maxx hasn't lived up to half of its claims, which I find unacceptable. I would sort of accept this quality from some nail polish picked up at a car boot sale but not from one of the leading UK makeup brands.
~ Price / where to buy ~
Available at Superdrug, Boots, and pharmacies in 24 colours though not all of them are stocked at once. Boots only lists 20 colours on their website which doesn't include 'Velvet Rose' which is a sort of cerise pink colour.
£3.99 / 12ml at Superdrug / Boots
Thanks for reading.
©powered by lillybee also posted on Ciao! UK
I've never really been one to wear nail varnish, too much hassle for my liking with constant chips making your nails look cheap and nasty. However, after having a look around at what is currently available, I decided that things must have improved since I last used nail varnish many years ago, with claims of long lasting and the like and so decided to give nail varnish a second chance.
I decided to try Rimmel's Wear Maxx nail varnish, which claims to last up to 10 days. I never believed that it would last this amount of time, but never the less thought that it would last well. The nail varnishes come in a wide range of colours from neutral colours to bolder, brighter colours and contains Lycra and minerals to strengthen nails and work as a shock absorber to lengthen the wear of the nail varnish - apparently!
The nail varnish comes in a clear cylindrical bottle with a black screw top lid with a brush attached and the label as a sticker on the bottle. Nothing exciting!
This nail varnish cost £3.99 and this would, if it did what it claimed, be an absolute bargain. Unfortenately this wasn't the case.
The nail varnish was easy to apply. I used my normal base coat and applied a first coat (which was a little uneven) followed, when dry, with a second coat evening the colour nicely. I then added a top coat of my normal clear nail varnish. No different to any other nail varnish.
There is a wide variety of colours in this range, allowing you to create both subtle and bold looks and every in between.
I put the nail varnish on Friday evening, it lasted through Saturday but by Sunday morning I had two obvious chips to my nails and the edges were not wearing well. By Sunday after noon I had two more chips and by Monday morning I had so many chips I gave up and took the nail varnish off!
This nail varnish is great for one off events, especially with the great colours available. However, ironically, if you want a nail varnish that lasts - don't bother! This is certainly not going to become my main choice of nail varnish.


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GSA Cultivates Cadre of Electronic Commerce Professionals
November 10, 1998
Contact: Eleni Martin (202) 501-1231
Washington, DC -- The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), in partnership with the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) and Rutgers University, recently launched a program to promote development and training of electronic commerce professionals. The two universities are jointly sponsoring an electronic commerce masters degree program and a certificate program. The degree will be multi-discipline with technology, business, and policy courses. The certificate program is for students who don't have the time available for the degree.
Each university will provide graduate students opportunities to acquire practical experience with Federal electronic commerce projects. Participating agencies include the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the Department of Defense, the Department of the Interior, the National Institute of Science and Technology and GSA.
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WATCH: Vin Diesel DANCES to Katy Perry and Beyonce
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Vin Diesel took to facebook to celebrate "Riddick" being slotted for a sequel movie by dancing and singing to Katy Perry and Beyonce. Not gonna lie... at first we were a little confused about this video, but eventually we were mezmorized by his awesome dance movies and lip-syncing!
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WLWummLWLwmimm. __■_■_■_■_■■■■ •••••• • *••••••••• - - THE PIERZ JOURNAL VOL. 4. PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, DECEMBER 26.1912. NO. 28. Perr.iial Taxes Due Jan, 6th and Must Be Paid Before March I VILLAGE OF PIERZ Boser John J, 13,68, Bridgeman aV Russell 9..50, Bares Hubert 4.7S, Bliike J M. 41.24, Borgerding John 31.->8,Bor- genling John & Co 58.96, Bentfeld Julia .72. Pretnesberger & Boser 3.80, Bentfeld Elizabeth 1.80. Dombovy John . l'». Idler Wm 14.15. Faust Frank 12.21. Fausl And l.SO. Gross John la 4.46, (*rell John H. 11.80, Gilbride F J .40. Grell Jos H 22.55, Grell Frank 60.64, Gravel Chas 25.28, German State Bank 181.12. Kerkhoff E H 11.55, Kiewel Brewing Co 5.56, Kaliher E I> 31.30, Koering Herm 29.32, Karst Nick 6.7J, Kubit- schek Math 12.00. MeyerValentine and Peter 3.14, Mel- hart Jos 1.24, Macho A E 29.98, Mueller Nick H 2.02, Meyer Nick 4.64, Morvid John 2.40. Nelson FA 4.32, Neisius Jacob 38.28, Nohner Clara 6.39. Philipi John .43, Poster Peter I. 1.04 Schaeffer Barbara 3.54, Scoles R C .95, Stiegler Jos G 11.64, Schraut Bros 6.91. Tembreull Christ 6.1 '. Virnig F X .63, Virnig F X at C 54.43, Anna.75, Vonderhaar Anna .75. Wermerskirchen Mary K 11.35, Wilkes B H 4.50. TOWN OF PIERZ Altriehter John .91, Altriehter Fran/, 4.44. Boser Lorenz 9.00, Bedrfar John 4.44, Buckman Percheron Horse Co 5.66, Bares Mary .72, Bednar Mary 1.43, Block Bernhard 7.on, Bednar Anton J 5.75, Bednar Anton 3.26, Berger Mich .30, Bergerhausen Franziska .90. Dahmen Jos 7.45. Urai Franziska 2.99, Flicker Frank 3.50. Getchel Teuton Company 2".70. Gruber Robert 18.04. Girtz Anna 19.13, Gohl Jos 3.57. Guenther Morit/. 4.87, Guenther Arnold 2.<>(>. Gohl August .58, Gleger Frank 5.24. Gohl Jos 1.72, Grittner Jos 4.24, Crell 4 Harsch 9.07, Gohl Frank 5.60. Hennen Frances 1.50, Hortsch Frank 4.40, Hoheisel Jo- 10.57, Heigel Frank 2._>3, Hoheisel Carl 12.35. Hennen John 1.90, Hennen Henry ".85, Herold Mich 1028. Jankowsky Stanley 13.26, Jendro John 4.41. Jaeger Jos 7.24, Jama John 6.91, Jama Anton 9.90. Kelzenberg <Sr Co 2.30, Kapsner Karl 5.99, Kastanek John 7.13, Karel Franz 5.34, Kapsner Franz 1.78, Kalusha Wm 4.48, Kobilka J_hn 8.87. Lochner Nick 3.15, Langer John H 5.56, Lochner Nick J 2.34, Langer Mary 7.89. Muellner Math-».27. Marshik John 2.96, Marshik Julius 5.20, Medek Wenzel 11.69, Meyer Karl 0.32. MillerMath 4,90, Meyer Anna 6.75, Mischke John 15.05, Meyer Kate 10.54. Meyer Michael N 12.50. Motschke Albert 5.25. Newman Mary 5.30. Nagel Peter 5.54, Nagel Elizabeth 8.39, Newman Peter N 7.46, Nagel John 2.68. Otremba August 10.17. otremba Jos All 94, Otremba Franz 17.50, Otremba Frank A 10.21. Pella Ignatz l.'»l, Przybilla Jos 0.5s. Pawlu John 2.85, Przybilla Frank 4.5". Pawlu Albert 4.KO. Pauser Math 4.57. Rauch Magnus K.7*. Ranch Frank 4.4". Reding John 8.20, Rastitter Karl 4.2o. Sehr Nick .50, Schmidt George .55 Stoeckl Martin 3.58, Schmolke_kBlake 30.24. Stumpf Henry 4.oo, Schraut Valentine ".4". Stangl Conrad 8.04, State Bank of New Pierz 169.92. Terhaar Gerhard B 10.77, Terhaar Henry 5.15, Terhaar Gerhard H 4.o7. Voita Anna 1.72, Virnig C A 5,65, Vanderheuvel 4.04, Voita Anna 68. Wallace J A .21. Wilkes Gerhard 8.55, Wilkes Henry B —31, Walerius Henry 5.55. Ziegler Johan *•* 5.15. TOWN OF AGRAM Brummer J J 0.47. Block Gerhard 5.14. Boehm Frank 4.49. Block Anna 4.21, Bolster Frank < > 8.36, Boehm F X 1.70. Eidenshink John 7.51. Faust Christ 8.(HI. Guenther Oscar3.21, Gendreau I'aul 9.09, limber Joseph 8.55. Hesch Malt ".73. Janish John 4.57. Kippley John 8.65, KandlFrank 5.54. Loidolt John 8.08, Leidenfrost Wm 11.98, Langer Peter 5.42, Langer Lizzie 0.5O. Meyer Mary 4.97, Meyer .Matt 7.00. Nagel .halm 8.25, .Xeisius John 10.52. STOLE SACK OF FLOUR C. E. Gravel reports that a young man from about ten miles north, drove up to tlie mill at quarter past three last Saturday afternoon, took a sack ol dour without paying for it and drove away. When the theft was detected a moment later, and when still in hailing* distance, the fellow was told to comeback, but be whipped his horses into a gallop instead, up the main street to upper town. He slackened his pace at tin square and seemed about tc drive to Hartmann's hitchin;. post, but looking back anc seeing Arthur Schauble coming ti]) the middle of the street. giving him chase, he again turned his horses into the road and quickly disappeared ovei Preiner's hill. Capt. lias not yet decided what to do with tht fellow, but says he may make tn example of him. If small offences go unpunished, for whicl the penalty is light, the offendei usually grows in criminal pro pensities, and soon becomes de serving of a term in Stillwater. BUTCHER HEALTHY ANIMALS. There area few essential point.*1 that should be observed in so lecting animals to butcher oi the farm. The first consideratioi should be given to the matter oi health in the animal to be usee for food- No matter how fat ai animal may be nor how perfed its form, if it is not in perfeci health the best quality of meal cannot be obtained. If the ani inal suffering from fever or from any serious derangement of tht system the flesh will no lie wholesome food. Flesh fron animals that have been illbefon slaughter is not likely to curt well, and is very difficult to keej after curing. Bruises, broker limbs or like accidents all havt the same effect on meat as illness and unless the animal cai lie dressed immediately aftei such accidents it is best not tc use the meat for food. This would be true especially if there lias been a rise in temperature of two or more degrees. Such a rise in temperature just previous to slaughtering is likely to result in stringy, gluey meat and create a tendency to sour in curing. Animals that are in poorflesl will not yield first-class meat, while the texture may not be bad in such meat it is essentia) that a reasonable amount of fat be present to give juiciness and flavor to the flesh. The pi'esena of large amounts of fat is not essential and, in fact, it is often wasteful. It is more important that the animal be in good health than, that it be extremelj fat.—State Farm Press. MELROSE MAN COMMITS SUICIDE Paul Haei*. foreman intlieJos, Ti.se cigar factory at .Melrose, committed suicide la.st week by- drinking carbolic acid. The cause of the act, it is said, was that he could not provide for his wife and four children a proper Christmas celebration. Pristoner Flees While Guard Sleeps St. Cloud, Minn. Dec. 20: Because his guard took off his trousers in which the keys to the cell were kept and because the prisoner had the foresight to make a long wire hook out of a bed spring*. David Kckman. the paroled inmate from the date reformatory here, who had been rearrested on the charge >f robbing .Mrs. Adlena Rob- diaw, residing near Dayton, if $90, made his escape early yesterday from the jail at Buff- ilo and is now at large. Eckman was originally sentenced for grand larceny in the second degree. Owing to the fact that the iail is not fireproof, a guard .vas placed over him. Wednes- lay night Eckman kept the ruard awake as long* as possible lot letting* him retire until after ! o'clock yesterday morning. The vigilant official removed his •ants containing the keys to the :ells and stretched out on a cot right feet from the prisoner. The former reformatory man .vas not without ideas, however and using a long wire hook >vhicli he bad made from his bed .pring, he drew the chair closer ind closer until it was within ■each of his hands ami lie got he keys. Tiptoeing out of the jail he made his break for liberty intl probably caught an early morning train. WITNESS IN NEW YORK ^Father Bull, one of .Morrison Jounty's early missionaries and ifter whom the town of Buh was ,o named, was a witness last week in the New York federal Jourts, in the trial of A. L. Eisner and Jolm T. Meyer, charged with using the mails ior fraudulent purposes. Father Buh. now over 80 years old, is iocated at Ely, Minn. NOTICE All parties owing me yet, are requested to pay their account or settle by bankable note before the first of next year. Ad P. A. HARTMANN Barney Burton ol' Little Falls was here today. Foils A Foul Plot When a shameful plot exists between liver aud bowels to cause distress by refusing to act. take Dr. King's New Life Pills, and end such abuse of your system. They gently compel right action of stomach, liver and bowels, and restore your health and all good feelings. 27> cents at E. L. Kaliher's drug store.—Ad. Otremba Frank .52, Otremba Frank 1.65, Otremba Jos 7.09. Renneuherg Ed (>.7<>. Rauch A M 7.15, Rauch J X U>.is. Rauch Jus 12.no Stumpf Theo. 4.87. Stumpf Frank s.71. Stumpf Ed .32, Stumpf Theresia 6.19, Schnurer Math 5.47, Sjiorlein Fred 7.14 Theser Thommes 4,49, Theser Anton 5.01, Thommes Mike 6.59, Thommes Math 10.70. Terhaar Herman 15.2". Vorath John 4.S2, Vierk Herman 8.00, Vierk H J 7.00. Wuellner Henry 7.55. LETTER from SASKATCHEWAN Gull Lake. Sask*.. IXx. I*.'. Pierz Journal! Having moved to the city ot Gull Lake for the winter months and therefore I ask you to send my paper to that place instead of to Kich Prairie. Having served my sentence on mv homestead, I am still obliged to stay in the province for the winter to become a citizen next May. I am sure that if some of the boys who saw our country three years ago should come back, they would be very much surprised at the i rogress made during that time. We are also promised a railroad, the C.N. R. providing they get their extensions on several other branches, for which application has been made to the legislature at Regina. I would prefer to see the smoke before banking on it. Crops have be* ri very grood here the past year in general. A small percentage of farmers —of which I am one-had the misfortune ol sowing spring threshed grain and had to re sow the land with bar ey. There is no market here ft . barley, we may have to keep it until Kich Prairie gets a bre ■ ery. Land is going up in price rapidly. Last week a transfer was made near tO'.vn at $50 per acre, although Ian 1 farther oul can be bought for less money. There is no question but what large profits will be realized by investors in the next few years, as it can hardly b. realized what amount of railroad work will be done in south' rn Saskatch- awan. The weather is very much like summer so far. We have had snow yet. although it may not last much longer. Any one intert si »d in this part of Canada may write to me. Yours. H. c Wilkes. If some one wishes to buy cheap Clo'hing, etc. this will be their last chance, as I will close up my store at New Pierz after New Years. If any one wants nice winter ap= pies at $3.00 a bri., they can get them at Peter Blake's at New Pierz. Ad John Schmolke. Our shingles are manufactured by one of the best mills on the coast. Don't be fooled by in inferior grade. J. Borgerding & Co. Advt. A. E. Macho, Agent. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, Ohio. We. the undersigned, have known P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Nat'l Bank Of Commerce Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for Constipation. BIDS WANTED Notice is hereby given that the supervisors of Buh town will meet at Henry Kingen's place on the 30th day of December 1912 at 1 oclock P. M. to receive bids to furnish the town 4000 feet of oak bridge planks. The right is reserved to rejectanyor all bids. Dat= edatBuh this 18th day of December 1912. Frank Konen. Town Clerk. Shall We Have An Institute Why not have a Farmers Institute this winter.-If yes. would it not be a good idea to at the same time have a general get-together meeting* and annual creamery picnic. It is true, we are a little late in making application for an institute, but they may be able to "sandwich" a day or two for us. Application went forward today. PLATTE A Christmas program was given by school districts 71 and s7 Friday evening. \)--^\ 20th .is follows: Song. ''Christmas Welcome'. Hy School. Reading, "Birth of Christ." By Km ma R Recitation, "A Great Saving,*' By Mary aSigetti. Recitation, "A Word to Santa Claus,'' By Chas. Krycli. Song. "Holy Night.'' By Emma Reese A i.i. Nations Germany, Agnes Ebertowski Spain, Helen Johns China .... Vera Smith India, Sara Malecki America Kate Sigetti United States, ' Star Spangled Banner,"....By ali Nationc ■•Story. "Joey's Christinas,'' Hy Cecylia Smith Recitation, "What Santa Claus Thinks." By Paul Kuklinski Diologue. "The Old Way the I letter," By five ('hildren Tableau. "The Shepherd's." John Sigetti. [gnat/, Kug- linski, Frank Smith, and Thomas Hayes. Recitation. "The Xmas Tree" Hy Agnes Smith Recitation, "ChristmasTime," Hy Math. Sigetti Recitation, "Xmas Questions," By Vera Smith Tableau, "The Lord's Prayer." Hy Vera Smith Song. "Peace on Earth and (lood Will to Men".. Hy School Wishing all a Merry Christmas and Good Night. Catherine Jones, Cecylia Smith, Teachers. (has. Young passed thru here Saturday. Edward Richner left Monday for Bowlus where he will spend the holidays. Henry Paul of Pier/, called on his patrons here Sunday. Christ Reese was at Pierz last Thursday. Say "John'' when are you going to write out that check lor $99.32 '.- John Siebert and Adrian Grell passed through here last week on their way to Crow Wing Co., where Mr. Grell purchased a cow for 7.") dollars. Miss Ceyclia Smith and Miss Catherine Jones departed for Little Kails Saturday to spend the holiday's at their homes. Hen Richner and son Alfred were Pier/, callers Monday. Chas. Rychner wa., at Little Falls Saturday. Say "Rabbit Hunters, how many rabbits did you g*et'y" Everybody is growing them. What'.' Whiskers of course. RUCKER Mrs. L. Piut and son Matt, nd Her bert Wood, and Mrs. Prol> and son Krwin were in Pierz last week Tuesday to >.inta Claus. Mrs. Robisou and Mrs. Waller went to Pierz on Wednesday of last week. V. Hruber went to Pulutli last week to atteud to soiuc business matte: J. S. Taylor visited at Mr. Martin's Friday. Miss Rinda Pint La working at George W H. A. Wood went to Lastrup last week Wednesday on business Scbooi closed Friday, Decern- ber 20th for a vacation of a week*. Our teacher. Miss Larsen. went home Saturday, Mrs. T. S. Look of Sullivau passed thru Rucker on the stage Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Sanborn returned home Minneapolis Saturday. Mrs. J. S. Grier ami son Archie went to Pier/. Saturday lo s,',' Santa. Miss olive Lewis of Rockford is visiting at C. W. Wall. .Miss Edyth Lewis is spending her two weeks vacation her Wesley Waller went to How lus Tuesday. Ira Muncy of Royalton visited Wesley Waller the first of the week- Miss Lizzie Waller went to Sullivau Tuesday tor a visit. Temperature for the Week Highest est Thursday 2:\ IT) above Friday .... -0.... 9 above Saturday 17 ;; above Sunday. _.. lit 7 below Monday.... -7 '.< above Tuesday... 21.... 10 above Wednesday .',2. . 18 above Fd. Kapsner of New Pier/. visited at Si. John's college a lew days last week. Fit His Case Exactly. "When father was sick about six years sgo he read an advertisement of Chain berlain'a Tablets in the papers that fit his case exactly," writes Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft. Smith, Ark. "He pur chased a box of them and he has not been sick since. My sister had stomach trouble and was also benefited by them." For sale by all dealers.—Advertisement. THE MARKET Wheat, Xo. 1 7_ Wheat, No. 2 70 Flax, 1.11 Barley 15 Rye I." Oats 26 Ear Corn 35c Hay $5.00 Butter, C e imery •• 85 Hairy 25 F.g-g-s 27 Flour, Best 2.60 " Straight 2.50 Low grade flour 1.50 Bran 1.25 Shorts 1.80 Cracked Corn 80 pounds 1.1.") Ground Feed.__ l.i'O Potatoes 25 Beans -J.00 Onions 85 Butterfat Market The .Average during the week was 87. California Woman Seriously Alarmed "A short time ago I contracted a severe cold which settled on my lungs anc caused me a great deal of annoyance. I would have bad coughing spells and m> lungs were so sore and inflamed I began to be seriously alarmed. A friend recommended Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy, saying she had used it for years. I bought a bottle and it lelieved my eougb the first nignt, and in a week I was rW of the cold and soreness of my lungs. ' writes Miss Marie Gerber, Sawtelle, Cal For sale bv all dealers.—Advertisement. SOUTH ST. PAUL HOG MARKET Ave. Price. Thursday 6.98 Friday 7.09 Saturday 7.on Monday 7 Tuesday 6.06 Wednesday (i.Ob ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK Steers $6.00 to Cows and Heifers.M.oO to 7.00 Calves, st.-aily. SJ..0O to8.50 Feeders, steady, ._-_*y.7r_ to ti-9 1 I
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Rainy days do really suck! Today was our second meeting with Adriana and Christina. We decided last meeting that we should probably go to the park (Maria Hernandez Park) to get a feel for what we would be up to. Unfortunately, the sky decided to pour on us the whole time. The good news is, we actually got a lot done, walking in the rain.
The rain led us to realize, "what should we do if it starts to rain on the day of the event?" We were able to touch somewhat on that idea, but were able to come up with great ideas.
We also got a chance to walk around the neighborhood, and I found this awesome garbage place that will let us take some of it with us...and they seemed to have pretty good stuff piled high...so we'll see about that.
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The Southern Vermont College Athletic Hall of Fame was established by the College's athletic department in 1993. The Hall of Fame provides a means by which to recognize the efforts and achievements of various athletes, coaches, teams, and contributors to Southern Vermont College athletics while reinforcing a sense of history and tradition at the College.
A selection committee will meet annually to consider nominations for induction into the Hall of Fame. This committee should consist of individuals from the College community with knowledge of and interest in intercollegiate athletics, to include the College's sports information director, senior woman administrator, an active coach, a faculty member, and the director of alumni relations. Consequently the selection committee will consist of a minimum of five individuals, to always include at least one male and one female member. An additional option to the selection committee is to include an outsider of Southern Vermont College, i.e. the local sports editor, director of athletics at a local high school, and so on.....[ Read More ]


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LA CROSSE, WI -- Canteen Vending Services Inc., a division of Compass Group North America, has acquired the vending and dining operations of Stansfield Vending Inc. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Canteen, the nation's largest vending operation, will run Stansfield's vending business from the latter's existing facilities in La Crosse and Eau Claire, WI, which will become branches of Canteen's nationwide network.
Stansfield has 200 employees and serves more than 2,000 vending and amusement accounts in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, according to its website.
The acquisition does not include Stansfield's music and games division, which will continue to be run by the company's current president and third-generation operator Janet Stansfield Hess.
"Canteen's national presence will best assure the lowest retail prices for our customers and the most competitive benefit costs for our employees," Hess said. "This transition also allows me to take a much more active role in the music and games division." She said her sister, Julie Nordeen, will step back from the company to focus more time on her family.
Stansfield Vending was founded in 1942 by Hess and Nordeen's grandfather, Jim Stansfield, in Winona, MN. The restaurateur became enamored with the coin-op business when he installed a jukebox in his restaurant. Its success led him to place and service machines in other locations, and expand into operating pool tables and videogames.
Stansfield relocated the growing business to La Crosse in the 1950s and was joined in 1966 by his son, Jim Stansfield Jr. The second-generation operator led the company's move into full-line vending and established it as a leader in its market before passing the reins to his daughters.


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AUSTIN, TX -- Sen. Eddie Lucio, Jr. (D-Brownsville) has filed a bill that would impose a 1¢ per fl.oz. tax on producers of soft drinks. Titled Senate Bill 493, the measure is similar to one introduced by Lucio in 2011, but differs in levying the tax on the manufacturer of the product, not the consumer, to simplify collection.
According to the senator, the legislation "would help fight obesity, while also increasing revenue to the state." It has been referred to the Senate Finance Committee.
Sen. Lucio explained that the version of the bill introduced this year was recommended by the 2013 "Government Effectiveness and Efficiency Report," a publication of the nonpartisan Legislative Budget Board. LBB is a state agency formed to assist in the budget-writing process for each Legislative Session, and to identify budget inefficiencies and suggest solutions. GEER suggested collecting the tax from manufacturers rather than consumers.
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Keith Urban isn't leaving Los Angeles just yet.
The country star performed his latest single "Cop Car" with Gary Clark Jr. at Sunday night's Grammy Awards. And Monday night he'll take part in another all-genre, all-star event this time honoring one specific band. He's among those on board for "The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute To The Beatles," a concert special commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Fab Four's arrival in the U.S.
The event will also feature John Mayer, John Legend, Alicia Keys, Maroon 5, and others -- including The Eurythmics, who are reuniting for the event.
"The Night That Changed America" will air on Sunday, February 9th -- exactly 50 years to the day, date, and time that The Beatles made their debut on "The Ed Sullivan Show" back in 1964.
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Austin Peterson is nearing 1,000 yards passing, yet he doesn't own the strongest arm.
The Highland quarterback is not the fastest runner, but has used his agility, quickness and toughness to average about 50 yards rushing per game.
In some ways, the Highland High quarterback is a throwback to the days before elaborate offenses.
Peterson also brings a sense of joy and fun to his teammates.
"He loves playing the game," Highland coach Brody Benson said. "He passes that on to everyone around him. No one can say he isn't having fun or enjoying playing.
"When we're at practice, and maybe starting to dip a little bit, Pete can bring us back up."
Yet after the 34-13 loss to East High on a cold, rainy Friday night, there remain lessons to learn.
It was a game that negated Peterson's strengths as the Rams were rocked early.
"We're going to watch film and learn from our mistakes," a crestfallen Peterson said afterward, rain dripping from his helmet as Highland boosters struggled through the school song. "We're just going to learn and move on."
Despite the loss, Highland's goal remains the same. It has not changed from the start of fall camp.
"This year, our expectation was to win every game," Peterson said. "We don't come out to lose. We want to compete and we want to win."
To be the best of the best sometimes takes a smack to the face. Benson has no doubts that Peterson will shake off the East defeat.
To his credit, Peterson didn't give up, despite throwing two interceptions and trailing by four touchdowns. In fact, Highland played East even in the second half of its 4A battle.
"I think Pete was definitely too excited at times tonight and too low at times," Benson said. "I think that's him growing up as a quarterback and as a leader. You got to learn to ride that fine line never too high or too low.
"He was pressing out there, but there were a lot of us, too."
Peterson's mood was a far cry from the enjoyment he experienced at the start of the season. His first start as Highland's quarterback resulted in a 21-10 defeat of West.
Highland's previous losses this season have been to Herriman, Lone Peak and Bountiful in overtime.
Peterson's reaction to each loss has been the same.
"We're going to work our butt off," he said. "We're going to work hard and we're going to get better."
His goals are clear.
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Heads will bobble all over the Minors
Giveaways honor Moyer, Brett, Pujols, Romo and more
By Benjamin Hill / MiLB.com | May 8, 2012 1:19 PM ET
Jamie Moyer's big league comeback at the age of 49 has led to a surge of interest in the ageless southpaw, and Minor League teams, as they are wont to do, have found ways to capitalize on this public fascination.
Last month the Altoona Curve held a Moyer Megabowl, featuring a plethora of ticket deals and in-game prizes related to the number 49. Anyone named "Jamie" or "Moyer" got in free, and a local woman by the name of, yes, Jamie Moyer threw out the first pitch.
It's not known whether this Jamie Moyer of Altoonian origin was able to throw 78 miles an hour like her male counterpart, but it sure isn't likely. The Fort Myers Miracle have made this strikingly clear via their "Can you throw harder than Jamie Moyer?" speed pitch promotion. Those who can exceed Moyer's velocity get free tickets to an upcoming game, but that's easier said than done. Thus far, more than 160 hardy souls have tried and failed.
But there's only one Minor League team that had a Jamie Moyer promotion on the calendar before the season started, when it was still unclear whether or not he'd be in the Major Leagues at all in 2012. That would be the Lehigh Valley IronPigs, who on Tuesday (May 15) will be distributing 3,500 Jamie Moyer high school bobbleheads. The items commemorate Moyer's origins in the Lehigh Valley area -- he was born in Sellersville, Pa. and went on to pitch for the Souderton High School Indians in the late '70s and early '80s.
The bobbleheads feature Moyer in his red and white Souderton uniform, ready to uncork a pitch at speeds approaching (and possibly greater than) 78 mph. The IronPigs were inspired to honor Moyer in such a fashion after the success of a 2011 bobblehead that paid tribute to the North Hampton High School roots of fellow local-boy-made-good Brian Schneider (currently a catcher with the Phillies).
"Last year, we had a lot of people from North Hampton come out for the Schneider bobblehead, and hopefully we'll get the same response from Souderton for Jamie Moyer," said IronPigs director of promotions Lindsey Knupp. "I've talked to [Souderton's] athletic director, and some of their baseball team will be recognized on the field before the game."
The bobblehead is based on a photo that Knupp obtained after visiting the home of Moyer's parents, who have what she deemed a "shrine" to Jamie's career in the basement. They'll be in attendance Tuesday as well -- Jamie's father is throwing out the first pitch, and his mother has even offered to catch it.
"She's the lefty in the family," said Knupp. "She says that Jamie got his tendencies from her."
Paying tribute to Charlie
The Memphis Redbirds family suffered a shocking loss last season, when announcer Charlie Lea died suddenly at the age of 54. Lea grew up in Memphis and later pitched for the Memphis Chicks en route to an 11-year Major League career. He returned to Memphis upon the conclusion of his playing career, and spent 2001-11 in the Redbirds broadcast booth.
The Redbirds retired Lea's microphone on Opening Day and will pay further tribute on Thursday. The team is announcing the finalists for its inaugural Charlie Lea Award (honoring Memphis' top high school pitchers), and throughout the game the team will play audio clips from the no-hitter that Lea pitched for the Montreal Expos in 1981. Thursday marks the 31st anniversary of this memorable accomplishment.
Once a Port, always a Port
The Stockton Ports have a long and illustrious California League history that dates back to 1941, and in recent years, they've launched an ambitious effort to connect with alumni from all eras of the franchise's existence. The team's annual alumni picnic (.pdf) takes place on Saturday, with all proceeds benefitting the Anchor Fund charitable foundation. The alumni in attendance range from old-timers such as Vic Solari (1951) to players of relatively recent vintage like G.J. Raymundo (2002-03).
Searching for booty
If you live in the Northeast, are in possession of a vehicle and a digital camera and revel in the thrill of the hunt, then make sure to get to Trenton on Saturday. The team is hosting its first-ever Treasure Hunt, an all-day extravaganza described in the press release thusly:
"The Hunt will start at Mercer County Waterfront Park at 12:00 p.m., and participants will be given a map, a list of items and locations with corresponding point values then depart to begin hunting. The Treasure Lists will include items that need to be collected (example: a Trenton Thunder hat) and places that need to be visited (example: take a picture of a specific local landmark)."
Treasure seekers may register in groups of 2-4 people (at $25 per), with all proceeds benefiting Trenton Thunder charities. In addition to the feeling the exhilarating thrill of victory, the team that tallies the most points will walk away with a cool $1,000.
Redundant agoraphobia
Some teams aren't afraid to get weird when it comes to theme nights, and chief among them are the Hickory Crawdads. Monday is Redundancy Night, and though it might make the most sense to stage another Redundancy Night on Tuesday, that day is instead Agoraphobia Night. Promotions director Jared Weymeier was kind enough to fill me in on both of these unorthodox innovations, because Lord knows that I wouldn't have been able to figure it out for myself.
"Anything and everything that we do during the ballgame will be repeated. Anything and everything that we do during the ballgame will be repeated," wrote Weymeier about Redundancy Night. "During our pregame festivities, our first-pitch throwers will throw out two first pitches. At the ticket window, all twins get in free on the day of the game. In game, when players come up to bat, we will announce them twice and have the same walk up song for the entire inning. Players will have two headshot pictures on the video board during at bats and their stats will be duplicated as well. ... At the end of the ballgame, staff will pass out our pocket schedules to fans and then ask them if they would like another pocket schedule."
And what of Agoraphobia Night?
"Agoraphobia usually involves fear of crowds. Therefore, in order to calm our fans' nerves, we are going to be seating people in different rows," wrote Weymeier. "For example, if a family of four comes to the game they will be assigned a row in one of our sections. We will not sell another ticket in that row in order to give people their space! We will also be doing on field competitions involving other phobias throughout the night."
Here's hoping that this promotion proves popular -- "Agoraphobia Night Draws Sellout Crowds" would be a great headline.
Into the ellipse...
An exceedingly brief rundown of other notable promotions taking place this week (with an emphasis on bobbleheads not honoring Jamie Moyer's high school exploits)...
- May 11: The Charlotte Knights are hosting a Girl Scout Sleepover after the ballgame, making the evening's Jersey Pillow giveaway particularly apropos. ... Get ready to plunk down $3.78 or so for admission to the Dunedin Blue Jays game, as tickets will be sold at the same price as a gallon of gas.
- May 12: The Fresno Grizzlies are giving away a Sergio Romo bobblehead that is identical to the version being distributed by their parent club the San Francisco Giants. ... In Gwinnett County, the Braves honor backstop Brian McCann with his own bobblehead. ... Albert Pujols is part of the Angels family now, so Class A Advanced affiliate Inland Empire is wasting no time in giving away a Pujols bobblehead. ... Northwest Arkansas is handing out bobbleheads featuring Royals Hall of Famer George Brett in a Naturals jersey.
- May 14: Desirous of formidable facial hair, but unable/unwilling to do the work? Then get thee to Little Rock for the Travelers' Matt Shoemaker Goatee Shirt giveaway, honoring the team's standout starting pitcher in 2011.
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Man wanted deputies to shoot him, report says
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A Micanopy man was arrested Saturday night after his attempts to get deputies to shoot him failed, according to a report.
Todd Lambert, 45, of 21954 NW 51st Court, had a handgun at his home near Boardman just inside the Marion County line and was "threatening suicide," according to the Marion County Sheriff's Office report.
Lambert could not "locate any ammunition and stated that he was going to make the responding law enforcement officers shoot him when they arrived," the report noted, citing 76-year-old Gordon Lambert, who lives at the same address.
Todd Lambert reportedly had been in a scuffle earlier Saturday with a resident of a nearby home.
The report stated that when deputies arrived at the house, Todd Lambert was standing in the yard with a silver handgun "pointed in the air." He reportedly refused commands to drop the gun, instead telling deputies to "just shoot me."
One deputy fired a taser, but it proved ineffective, the report said. Lambert then ran with deputies chasing him, tackling him and tasing him a second time. The report noted he was hit with a taser two more times before finally giving up.
Lambert, who was convicted of possession of cocaine in 2010, reportedly told the deputies he was "depressed and wanted to die."
He was booked into the Marion County Jail Saturday afternoon on charges of felony battery, obstructing justice and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon.
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WIENER TAKE ALL: It is, quite handily, the purest of all sporting events. There are no prima donna superstars underperforming as their salaries approach oil-company earnings. There are no performance enhancers save for the odd biscuit or chew toy.
The athletes don't do it for the sex or celebrity. They certainly don't do it for the money. They do it for one reason: They're good dogs. Awfully good dogs. Aren't they? Aren't they awfully good dogs? Who's a good dog? The wiener dogs who compete at the annual Wienerschnitzel Wiener Nationals.
The 17th running of the Super Bowl of dachshund racing takes place Saturday with the first post at 6 p.m. at Los Alamitos Race Course, 4961 Katella Ave.
The Wiener Nationals has everything you want in a sporting event: short legs, long hot-dog bodies and floppy ears.
There will be a series of qualifying races, with the championship race scheduled for about 9 p.m.
Tickets are $3; kids 17 and under get in free. General parking is free. No wagering, though discreet side-betting is inevitable. Also, competing wiener dogs are the only dogs allowed in. Tickets are on a first-come basis, and it is suggested you arrive early.
Proceeds benefit the Seal Beach Animal Care Center.
For more - including cool pics of flying doxies - go to www.losalamitos.com.
NOT FAST, BUT FURIOUS: Going head-to-head with the doxie derby at the track will be the much more muscular, but oddly slower, Bixby Knolls Dragster Expo & Car Show from 3 till 9 p.m. Saturday along the main drag of the Knolls, Atlantic Avenue north and south of Carson Street.
Two of the most legendary names on the quarter-mile, Tom "The Mongoose" McEwen and Don "The Snake" Prudhomme who, if we may judge by their nicknames, are mortal enemies, which always makes for a grand show.
Additionally, you'll get to check out more than 250 show cars, BMX demonstrations, vendors and music by Superlark.
The grand finale will be the popular "cacklefest," which is a rather weakish term for the ground-pounding roar of 17 vintage dragsters firing all of their guns at once.
The event, while admission free, is nevertheless a fundraiser for the Long Beach Special Olympics and is organized by the freshly unseated councilwoman Rae Gabelich and her staff and Blair Cohn and his crew at the Bixby Knolls Business Improvement Association.
Check out www.bixby knollscarshow.com.
TED FOR THE REST OF US: We've left you some room on Saturday morning and afternoon to haul your brain over to the local - and accessible to us mortals - TEDx SoCal event from 9 a.m. to 4p.m. at the Center Theater at the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center.
Some of our area's best and brightest will discuss their endeavors and inspiration, including Cambodian genocide survivor Sithea San, Cal State Long Beach ethicist Mick Ukleja, the Khmer Arts Academy, entrepreneur Rudy DeFelice, the mighty musician Billy Rose, tap dancer and presidential candidate Steve Zee, urban designer Brian Ulaszewski and many more.
Tickets are $60; $25 for students. Take a look at www.tedxsocal.org.
FRIDAY PLAYLISTS: There are more songs about cars than there are cars. Here are a few to get you started. Stick 'em in your ear at the dog races or the TEDx talks, but don't even bother if you go to the dragster expo. The noise from those engines will make your ear-buds (and -drums) explode:
1. "Ol' 55," Tom Waits
2. "Rocket 88," James Cotton
3. "She Loves My Automobile," ZZ Top & Willie Nelson
4. "Racing in the Street," Bruce Springsteen
5. "Low Rider," War
6. "Long May You Run," Neil Young
7. "Mercury Blues," Ry Cooder & David Lindley
8. "The Ballad of Thunder Road," Robert Mitchum
9. "Little Deuce Coupe," Beach Boys
10. "Drag City," Jan & Dean
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You had angioplasty when you were in the hospital. You may have also had a stent placed. Both of these were done to open narrowed or blocked coronary arteries, the blood vessels that supply blood to your heart. You may have had a heart attack or angina (chest pain) before the procedure.
What to Expect at Home
You may have pain in your groin area, arm, or wrist. This is from the catheter (flexible tube) that was inserted to do the procedure. You may also have some bruising around and below the incision.
The chest pain and shortness of breath you had before the procedure should be much better now.
In general, people who have angioplasty can walk around within 6 hours after the procedure. Complete recovery takes a week or less. Keep the area where the catheter was inserted dry for 24- 48 hours.
If the doctor put the catheter in through your groin:
- Walking short distances on a flat surface is okay. Limit going up and down stairs to around 2 times a day for the first 2 to 3 days.
- Do NOT do yard work, drive, squat, carry heavy objects, or play sports for at least 2 days, or for the number of days your doctor tells you to wait.
If the doctor put the catheter in your arm or wrist:
- Do NOT lift anything heavier than 10 pounds (a little more than a gallon of milk) with the arm the catheter was in.
- Do NOT do any heavy pushing or pulling with that arm.
For a catheter in your groin, arm, or wrist:
- Avoid sexual activity for 2- 5 days. Ask your doctor when it will be okay to start again.
- Do NOT take a bath or swim for the first week. You may take showers, but make sure the area where the catheter was inserted does not get wet for the first 24- 48 hours.
- You should be able to return to work in 2- 3 days if strenuous activity is not part of your job.
You will need care for your incision.
- Your doctor or nurse will tell you how often to change your dressing.
- If your incision bleeds or swells up, lie down and put pressure on it for 30 minutes.
Angioplasty does not cure the cause of the blockage in your arteries. Your arteries may become narrow again. Eat a heart-healthy diet, exercise, stop smoking (if you smoke), and reduce stress to help lower your chances of having a blocked artery again. Your health care provider may give you medicine to help lower your cholesterol.
Most people take aspirin or another medicine called clopidogrel (Plavix), prasugrel (Efient), or ticagrelor (Brilinta)after this procedure. These medicines are blood thinners. They keep your blood from forming clots in your arteries and stent. A blood clot can lead to a heart attack. Take the medicines exactly as your doctor tells you. Do not stop taking them without talking with your doctor first.
You should know how to take care of your angina if it returns.
Make sure you have a follow-up appointment scheduled with your heart doctor (cardiologist).
Your doctor may refer you to a cardiac rehabilitation program. This will help you learn how to slowly increase your exercise. You will also learn how to take care of your heart disease, such as
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- You have dizziness, fainting, or you are very tired.
- You are coughing up blood or yellow or green mucus.
- You have problems taking any of your heart medicines.
- You have chills or a fever over 101 °F.
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Vandvik PO, Lincoff AM, Gore JM, Gutterman DD, Sonnenberg FA, Alonso-Coello P, et al. Primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease: Antithrombotic Therapy and Prevention of Thrombosis, 9th ed: AmericanCollege of Chest Physicians Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guidelines. Chest. 2012 Feb;141(2 Suppl):e637S-68S.
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In The UK Film review Jan 06 Magazine they have a two page pic with Jim and tea in the gargen pit (which weve all seen) and a small article about the change of staff at Sony and how they are pinning some hope on Fun with Dick and Jane as it has very good test screenings.
My daughter saw a poster of FWD&J today at our local multiplex in Strood Rochester...upcoming films......so its started over here.
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Photoshoot scheduled: Saturday @ The Treepatch! 2:30pm-3:30pm
Hey everyone I just wanted to let all of you know that there will be a 70% chance of RAIN on Saturday. IF IT IS INDEED RAINING BEFORE the photoshoot, we will be meeting INSIDE of the lower dome. If it starts to rain during the photoshoot, well we'll just all move into the lower dome.
This is our photoshoot time and location. Keep in mind location might change due to weather.
Saturday @ The Treepatch! 2:30pm-3:30pm
These are the people helping me with this photoshoot:
SHM_Lover -Cosplaying as Marluxia
PrinceScoobert -Cosplaying as either Sora or Roxas
Cmdr_Crimson -Cosplaying as King Mickey
Angels-Advocate -Cosplaying as Saix
As a just in case things get out of control (which I'm hoping won't happen). We're all adults here, so we can all act appropriate and not run around going crazy (save that for the rave or something).
I didn't see a topic for Kingdom Hearts yet (oddly surprised)
Soo...let's get started!
I will be Axel again for next year (even though I showed up after the photoshoot this year...I thought it was an hour long photoshoot, but it wasn't). Sooo...who else out there will be cosplaying Kingdom Hearts characters?
This post has been edited by Flame_Alchemist2002: 26 April 2012 - 03:32 PM