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Old school grandfather Artie, who is accustomed to calling the shots, meets his match when he and his eager-to-please wife Diane agree to babysit their three grandkids when their type-A helicopter parents go away for work. But when 21st century problems collide with Artie and Diane's old school methods of tough rules, lots of love and...
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Old school grandfather Artie, who is accustomed to calling the shots, meets his match when he and his eager-to-please wife Diane agree to babysit their three grandkids when their type-A helicopter parents go away for work. But when 21st century problems collide with Artie and Diane's old school methods of tough rules, lots of love and old-fashioned games, it's learning to bend - and not holding your ground - that binds a family together
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There are some movies that are so startlingly bad that you have to wonder if the stars involved were being blackmailed. It's hard to believe that Parental Guidance was someone's baby, just like it's hard to believe that Bette Midler and Billy Crystal could be a couple or Marisa Tomei would be their daughter. You know you're in for a dud when the movie kicks off with jokes about Facebook — poking! — Angry Birds and hashtags. We get it. This old dude named Artie (Crystal) is being fired from his job as a minor league baseball announcer because he's old. He's ''dead wood.'' And so is the movie he's in.
Artie and his wife Diane (Midler) rarely get a chance to see their daughter Alice (Tomei) or her family, mostly because Artie is a self-centered jerk who refuses to honor his daughter and son-in-law's child-coddling ways. No one comes out of this looking good; writers Lisa Addario and Joe Syracuse never miss an opportunity to poke fun of Alice and husband Phil's (Tom Everett Scott) tofu/sugar-free/computer-automated life, while Artie is subject to countless scatological humiliations and testicle injuries. The only person who manages to come off okay is Midler, as a saucy former weathergirl who deeply craves a loving relationship with her daughter and granddaughter.
People coming to see Parental Guidance expecting an iota of the humor or intelligence that Midler or Tomei have shown in previous film performances will be sorely disappointed. Obviously, a PG-rated family movie is not the place for Midler's bawdier side — let's never forget she got her start singing in gay bathhouses, God bless her — but she's done fine in family fare like Hocus Pocus. Still, she fights the good fight against the flatness of her role, and she and Crystal share a sort of sweet scene where they do a little song and dance to ''Who Wrote the Book of Love?'' Tomei brings a touch of warmth to her role, and has a kind of sweet but bland connection with Everett Scott; their secret naughty joke where he pretends to be a British rock star named Nigel and she, presumably, is a groupie, is one of the only colorful details here.
Crystal is still trying to dine out on movies like Analyze That and his voice acting work. (The less said about his Oscar hosting duties, the better.) His humor hasn't aged well — it's subpar Borscht Belt — and he's not quite sharp enough to be a curmudgeon. It doesn't help that he's paired with a red-haired gremlin of a child who at one point climbs onto a half pipe and urinates down so that Tony Hawk's skateboard flies out from under him and lands the skater in a puddle of pee. (Seriously, didn't those video games earn about a bazillion dollars? Why, Tony, why?) Ongoing jabs at parents today and their crazy ''use your words!'' methods aren't particularly insightful or relevant, and even though Artie comes to realize that his methods weren't so hot either, you just want to shake them all and tell him they really have nothing to complain about.
There is nothing to make you believe these people give a rat's ass about each other, or, more to the point, why they should. Diane accuses Artie of making everything about himself, but in essence, the entire movie is about Artie and his learning curve, which is a lot to ask of a character based on a shtick. None of the actors are really allowed to tap into what makes them successful performers, and instead they're all stuck with being called Fartie Artie and a randomly appearing restaurateur whose specialty is pan-Asian health food and being really great friends with one of the kids' invisible kangaroo. He is played by, and I am not kidding you, Gedde Watanabe of Long Duk Dong infamy, a character that remains one of the bigger smudges on John Hughes's legacy. It's good to know that Watanabe hasn't abandoned his wheelhouse of playing offensive Asian characters, though.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — A Virginia company makes its debut this week as a space station delivery service. And the lone American aboard the orbiting lab is counting on a fresh stash of chocolate.
In an interview Monday with The Associated Press, NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg said she can't wait for this weekend's arrival of a new cargo ship named Cygnus. She says it should be similar to other shipments at the International Space Station, even though it will be a first for Orbital Sciences Corp.
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After witnessing the excuse for a field at FedEx yesterday, I question natural grass fields. I love them, don't get me wrong, but when you have fields that cause or contribute to injury (RGIII, Clemons, Hauschka maybe), then should then NFL consider making Field Turf a standard for every team?
Yesterday's conditions were horrific at best, but yet not as bad as the field in Pittsburgh a few years ago... I recall a punt sticking directly in to the ground with no bounce. Seems like if the NFL is so concerned about safety, they may want to consider it.


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Thursday, September 17, 2009
Hurry Up Alfredo
The Menu: A cashew-based alfredo sauce, which Sara served over pasta and tossed with broccoli. If you're looking for a more in-depth discussion of this dish—and the recipe for it—check out veganyumyum.com! Sara also made a delicious salad, featuring grated carrots, halved tomatoes, romaine, spinach, and Swiss chard.
The Goods: First, congratulations to Sara on her first turn in the VN kitchen! She made a fine chef, and we're looking forward to more of her meals. Next, hooray for liandxp, who won yesterday's copy of Vegan Yum Yum! Liandxp, send us an email, and we'll send your book right out. Finally, for today's copy tell us in the comments: Who's your favorite chef?
40 comments:
- Lisa said...
Britt Hawley, who is currently the chef at Golden Mean Vegan Cafe in Santa Monica, CA. She was the head chef at Real Food Daily for 6 years, and also catered my wedding! Her cooking is absolutely amazing.
- September 17, 2009 at 3:42 PM
Jeremy Fox of Ubuntu in Napa CA
Innovative, surprising, always delicious!! Best meal I've ever had..
- September 17, 2009 at 4:00 PM
- K.E.N. said...
i consider Isa Chandra Moskowitz a chef, so i pick her! she's helped me to be a better cook with her excellent recipes.
- September 17, 2009 at 4:10 PM
- Vegyogini said...
I'm my favorite chef because I know exactly what I like! ;) If I don't count, I choose JennShaggy of the blog Veganize It, Don't Criticize It.
- September 17, 2009 at 4:14 PM
- Stacy Carter said...
Isa, of course!
- September 17, 2009 at 4:20 PM
Danielle Konya, founder of Vegan Treats! Her desserts are absolutely to live for!
- September 17, 2009 at 4:48 PM
- Mulan said...
My favorite chef is my sister who creatively turned all my fav dishes vegan when the whole family turned vegan. I really miss her cooking after moving out!
- September 17, 2009 at 4:52 PM
- Chrissy said...
I live in East Texas, where vegan chefs are few and far between. But that's okay, because it encouraged me to become my own favorite chef, which enabled me to go vegan and stick to it for the first time.
- September 17, 2009 at 4:55 PM
- Holly said...
Isa, definitely. I love her cookbooks. :)
- September 17, 2009 at 5:01 PM
- nick said...
I've got to join the others and say that I'm my own favorite chef simply because I know exactly how I want my stuff prepared!
- September 17, 2009 at 5:02 PM
- roguewoman said...
Aaron Adams of Portobello Vegan Trattoria gets my vote. Vegan gnocchi to die for!
- September 17, 2009 at 5:04 PM
- Charis said...
I know you asked for one, but I can't choose! So I'm submitting 2. First, Bryant Terry (author of Vegan Soul Kitchen) for his yummy African-American comfort food. And Colleen Patrick Goudreau (author of The Joy of Vegan Baking and The Vegan Table) ~ Her recipes are easy, accessible and delicious! I credit her for introducing me to my vegan lifestyle. Plus, both of these great cooks are local Bay Area peeps :)
- September 17, 2009 at 5:05 PM
- Josiane said...
At home, I'm usually the chef, and my gentleman friend is the best helper there is. But once in a while he decides that he wants me to sit and relax while he takes care of everything, and that definitely makes him my favorite chef!
- September 17, 2009 at 5:13 PM
- shelby k. said...
Whoever makes the sweet and sour tofu and vegan pad thai at my Whole Foods is my favorite chef. I could eat both dishes every day and be perfectly content!
- September 17, 2009 at 5:33 PM
Well, I am sorry to say that I don't of a vegan chef, except for me. Though, maybe any chef at a vegan restraunt, like Real Food Daily, Veggie Era and Native Foods.
- September 17, 2009 at 5:35 PM
- Nicole said...
My mum is my favourite chef!
She always gets as excited about food as I do, and I've never met a chili that I like better than hers. She makes a damn good home-made loaf of vegan bread! And she even made my husband a big box of vegan doughnut holes (blueberry, cinnamon-brown sugar, and plain glazed) for his first birthday as a vegan. Needless to say, he was overjoyed and her doughnut holes were *amazing*!
- September 17, 2009 at 5:37 PM
Since I unfortunately do not live anywhere near a vegan restaurant, I'll have to say that I am my favourite chef!
- September 17, 2009 at 5:50 PM
- Kristen said...
Whomever cooks at The Chicago Diner is my favorite vegan chef.
- September 17, 2009 at 6:10 PM
- Trista Hill said...
My sister!
- September 17, 2009 at 6:43 PM
- kelly g. said...
My husband, who's usually more than willing to cook for me. But I like in rural MO, so it's not like I have a ton of options!
- September 17, 2009 at 7:33 PM
- Amey said...
um... most of the time, my favorite chef is myself! I like cooking, I like knowing just what's in my food, and how it was prepared. Plus, so often, when I eat out I end up thinking that I could have done a better job on my own. One place that's never true, though, is Millenium Restaurant. So, maybe whoever cooks there is really my favorite chef!
- September 17, 2009 at 7:34 PM
Nigella Lawson - veganized!
- September 17, 2009 at 7:37 PM
- Vegan Epicurean said...
Even though he isn't a vegan chef I get many ideas reading Ferran Adria books so I have to go with him. His food is so unusual and complex. I am so fascinated by his use of deconstruction, foam/air and lecithin pearls.
- September 17, 2009 at 8:07 PM
- HeyitsBeth said...
My brother. He surprised me last year with a 6-course vegan meal for my birthday!
- September 17, 2009 at 8:30 PM
Yuki Chen, of Gobo in NYC is my favorite chef. (I do love watching Anthony Bourdain on TV, despite the fact that I'd probably never find a vegan item on a menu by him)
- September 17, 2009 at 8:42 PM
- rebecca said...
Super hard question! If I have to pick just one, than it is Eric Tucker of Millennium... the flavor combinations and textures he creates are superb!
- September 17, 2009 at 8:54 PM
- MacKenzie said...
I'll go with Isa Chandra Moskowitz or Eric Tucker of Millennium. Both have changed the way I think about vegan food.
- September 18, 2009 at 6:06 AM
- Valerie said...
My favourite chef works at a new local vegan restaurant in Ottawa, Canada - Zen Kitchen. Her name is Caroline Ishii and she whips up the most amazing dishes!
- September 18, 2009 at 7:37 AM
- Ashley said...
I love Ann Gentry! She has a show on "Veria" and I love watching her stuff...accessible and delish!
- September 18, 2009 at 8:21 AM
- Melissa said...
All hail Isa Chandra Moskowitz!
- September 18, 2009 at 8:43 AM
- Sarah said...
Whoever cooks for me! It's often me, but I love getting my inspiration from Isa Moskowitz. Her books are awesome and watching her shows on YouTube are awesome since they feature cool music too.
But if I could ever find a babysitter, I hope to try Zen Kitchen too!
- September 18, 2009 at 9:14 AM
- busymomto5 said...
I really like Isa also! Her cookbooks are awesome.
- September 18, 2009 at 9:23 AM
- princesstofu said...
it's a tie between the authors of my two favorite cookbooks--isa and dreena. and both of them are helping to turn me into my new favorite chef!
- September 18, 2009 at 9:43 AM
Isa and Dreena! Love them both!
- September 18, 2009 at 11:40 AM
- Erin said...
Susan Voisin of Fat Free Vegan!
- September 18, 2009 at 12:11 PM
- edith said...
ani phyo!
- September 18, 2009 at 2:05 PM
My mom!
- September 18, 2009 at 2:46 PM
- Crazy Vegan Mom said...
Sarah Kramer, is she considered a chef?
- September 18, 2009 at 2:48 PM
- Vanessa Rae said...
My favorite new vegan chef is Amanda Cohen who is also the owner of Dirt Candy in NYC. She's worked at a lot of vegetarian/vegan restaurants & it shows, the food is great. It's the perfect place to go with friends who aren't vegetarians b/c they won't even realize there's no meat. I went there on a date without a non vegetarian & he loved it!
My runners up are the chefs at Cafe Blossom & Blossom Restaurant, although they took off a few of my favorite items. And I love the food at Real Food Daily in Santa Monica, CA.
- September 18, 2009 at 4:13 PM
- pk said...
For the best east coast yummies I vote for Rich Landau & Kate Jacoby of Horizons cafe in Philadelphia...delicious!
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What happened to Marlet1's gun pic?
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Some Nasty tint...and no more to come casue Im getting back into paintball
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Where's the gun that SHARTLY was going GA-GA over? I wanna see now...
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and the barrel is no good cause its a 14 and not 12.
I don�t know. But actually YOU have a nice Marker too (although I would lose the long barrel personally).
This guy�s just happen to catch my eye. It had the right amount of Red VS Black, and it was VERY balanced aside from the red hopper on top.
I hope he gets it put back online.
Sure, I have seen better posted, BUT like I said, his just tripped my trigger. LOL But would look even SWEETER (yah, I know... it should be more sweet. LOL) with the modifications I suggested. heehee
I too like the style of marlet1's gun. I actuall have a micromag rt thats blue and black annoed. I have basically the same thing but w/ a blue and black motifie(*sp*)
One question...how does it feel to be bunkered by my Micr0Mag RT?
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Yes, blue would look great too. Like I said, it was the balance of color that did it for me. Not too much of either, pretty even. Very sharp.
Sorry, i removed my post this afternoon. Somehow I screwed up my ftp and it went blank, so I waited until I got home to fix the post.
The flip side has red microline on it. I just bought this thing, so I'm getting used to the trigger ect. It needed some o-ring work in the valve, and now it jams!
I have the original piece that was on the gun before the flame cradle, but I like the on/off. So its kind of a trade off.
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The colored and black rev halves dont fit too well together... just giving the heads up.
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Here ae some pics of my z grip rt with warp feed and interface installed.

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This is before it was "WARPED"

I like the yoshimag, the red goes good with the chrome, what kind of barrel is that on the second pic?
Automag Classic
The little short barrel is a Taso Eliminator that I picked up on eBay, really quite for a short barrel but not the best, I would rather shoot one of my J&J's over it any day.
Here is my baby... Hope ya like it -Son-
is that an e-conversion or just a square grip if it is a square grip can you tell me how you made it ????? thanks
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You don't like your eliminator? I love mine!! I have an 8.5 inch, and it look freakin awsome on my minimag. It only sticks out about 2 inches past the shroud. Excellent for speedball. I am still building my mag; I will post a pic of it as soon as its done. Here are the specs
Chrome Minimag
Nickle 8.5" taso eliminator
12" Dye aluminum
Crome shocktech drop-forward
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maybe an eclipse splash kit
maybe electro trigger (still haven't decided which one I want. suggestions?)
Yes I agree that it does well on a speedball field. I also have a 10 inch J& J stainless that I love to play with also and I get much better accuracy with it.
My barrel of choice is my, in this order
12" ss j&j
12" cermaic j&j
14" ss j&j
10" ss j&j
12" ss Dye
14" Al Dye
8.5" Taso
12" Z-Rock
As you can tell I am kinda fond of J&J Barrles
The bad thing is that I Have a J&J 14" stainless on my Tracerr pump gun also,,,,=barrel cost more than the gun lol
I do shoot different barrels in a day and the Taso is always on Yoshi at one time during the day.
Marlet1, that red nights micromag is my dream gun! (With a z grip and red warpfeed of course.) That is the coolest mag I've ever seen!
On Yoshi? Is that your gun's name? I haven't named mine yet.
what is that thing that is between your grip frame and your drop forward? I need one of those to make my drop forward hang lower. It is hitting my reg and I can't screw it (drop forward) on all the way.
That is a custom dropforward that I made and then I sent it to PK Selective and had it Chrome plated.
Darn. Looks like ill have to use washers to get the clearance.
What I started with was bare metal rod, 1/4" x 1/2"
Then you need to figure what you need to mount on your trigger frame, I went with 1 7/16" very back to where I start my drop.
The total length of the drop is 2 1/2" and again 1 7/16" for my bottem line adaptor.
What I mainly did was have my compressed tank close at hand while making it and I was able to get it as close as I did.
I don't have the tools to do that, but thanks anyway.
My minimag has gone through a minor transformation, so it's time to put an updated pic up. After 7 years of shooting co2 on remote I've finally made the jump to hpa. It's not finished yet, (still want a foregrip and I'm not sure I'm happy with the KAPP setup yet) but here's the Grape Ape v2.0 :
what;s the vieloader power series?? anything different from a regular 12v revvy?
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Its just an older revy
You're kidding, right?
The VL 2000 Viewloader Power Series was the predecessor to all the Revolutions. It's actually a 2nd generation 9v powered loader (the first generation were the kidney-shaped hoppers). That baby right there is close to 7 years old. Still works like a charm, although as I get better and better at shooting fast, I've noticed I can start to outshoot it. It feeds about the same as the current 9v revolutions, but is way, way waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay pre-BE.
I'm currently shopping around for a new loader, but I'm going to hang on to this one as a backup. It's been a workhorse and has never, ever failed me. (Except when I forget to put a fresh battery in...)


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The stewards of the James Bond franchise will use their talent for intrigue to produce a movie based on reporter Glenn Greenwald's book about Edward Snowden's leak of top-secret U.S. surveillance documents.
Sony Pictures said Wednesday that EON Productions' Michael Wilson and Barbara Broccoli will produce the film based on "No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA and the U.S. Surveillance State."
The book was released for sale on Tuesday.
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For Waynesboro, there will be no second leg of the wrestling postseason.
MECHANICSBURG — For Waynesboro, there will be no second leg of the wrestling postseason.
For the first time in a while, no Indian grappler finished high enough at the Section I-AAA tournament to qualify for the District III/South Central Regional Championships this weekend in Hershey.
The team's last shot — 138-pounder and third seed Kenyon Cuka — had a tough out when he lost by injury default in the consolation finals. The top three finishers advance to the regional tournament.
Before Cuka's unfortunate exit, Waynesboro's Colby Mowen — a second seed — lost by a razor's edge margin of 3-2 to Carlisle's Tynan Donnelly in the consolation finals of the 120-pound weight class to finish fourth.
"We had a good start but did not finish well," said Waynesboro head coach Eric Mowen. "I expected to get at least half of our four seeded wrestlers to districts. . . This is the first time in a long time that Waynesboro will not be represented in the district tournament.
"Both Colby and Kenyon had an opportunity to advance. At one point both were winning their matches."
Mowen rallied to pin James Buchanan's Kyle Lee in 5:43 in the quarterfinals. Mowen trailed 8-5 before putting Lee to his back in the waning seconds. Mowen then lost to eventual champion Garrett Kyner, 9-4 in the semifinals but advanced with a win to reach the consolation finals.
Mowen pinned Tyler Wilt of Gettysburg in 2:17 before taking on Donnelly with a chance to advance to the regional tournament.
"Colby was winning 2-1 with 20 seconds left when he gave up one point for locking hands and one point for an escape," Eric Mowen said. "He had an opportunity to get a takedown with 12 seconds or so but didn't realize the situation. If Colby could've stayed healthy this season, I'm sure he'd be wrestling next week."
Cuka grinded out a 5-1 win in his first match against Shippensburg's Nathan Coldsmith. He lost by fall to Big Spring's Chad Wickard in the semifinals and then beat Gettysburg's Jesse Stouch, 5-2 to advance to the consolation finals. He lost by injury default to Northern York's Garek Strouse in 3:36.
"Kenyon got injured in the consolation semifinals but was able to get the 5-2 decision to advance to the consolation finals but re-injured the arm and could not continue," Mowen said. "We knew it was a gamble letting him wrestle but he wanted to give it a shot. I give Kenyon a lot of credit for attempting to wrestle."
Waynesboro's other two seeded wrestlers — Ryan Neff (third at 106 pounds) and Andrew Paterno (fourth at 220 pounds) lost in the consolation round without advancing to the finals of the loser's bracket.
After losing his first match, 7-4 to eventual runner-up Parker Hillard of Cumberland Valley, Neff pinned Shippensburg's Daquan Woods in 57 seconds before losing to Mechanicsburg's Drew Tochterman, 7-2.
Paterno won his opening match against Gettysburg's Giovani Alvarado, 13-4. After losing to eventual winner Lucas Chestnut of Mechanicsburg, 4-3, Paterno lost 5-2 to Carlisle's Hasan Alic in the consolation semifinals.
Paterno and Colby Mowen are both seniors.
Also competing for Waynesboro were John Atkinson (113, 0-1), Aaron Layman (126, 1-2), Jake Wertz (132, 1-2), Daniel Shields (152, 0-1), Aiden Smith (160, 1-2), Patrick Wade (182, 0-1) and Shawn Robinson (285, 0-1).


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We dared ourselves to recreate celebrity hairstyles and makeup looks that normally cost hundreds of dollars using only drugstore beauty products. Did we succeed?
Approximate primping time: 20 minutes
What she used:
CoverGirl TruBlend Minerals Pressed Mineral Foundation in 2 Creamy Natural, $12.99
Milani HD Advanced Concealer, $7.99
Physician's Formula Bamboo Wear Bronzer in Medium, $10
Maybelline New York Lip Liner in Toast, $6.50
Maybelline Color Sensational Lipstick in Champagne Shimmer, $5.54
CoverGirl Wetslicks Amazemint Lip Gloss in Freedom of Peach, $4.99
Maybelline New York Eyestudio Quad 40, $6.49
N.Y.C. Liquid Eyeliner in Black, $2.20
CoverGirl Liquiline Blast Eyeliner in Violet Voltage, $6.99
Maybelline Eye Studio Color Pearls Marbleized Eyeshadow in Lawless Lavender, $7
Maybelline Eyestudio Quad 80, $6.49
Maybelline New York Lash Stiletto Voluptous Mascara, $7.49
Her thoughts: This makeup look is a little deceiving. I thought it would be really simple, but it took me a good 20 minutes to do. Everything up until the eyes was simple -- I used foundation on my entire face and applied a little bit of concealer under my eyes. I then applied bronzer to my cheeks, forehead, and chin to get a little color. For my lips, I lined them and filled them in with lip liner, then applied lipstick. I also dabbed a touch of lipgloss to the center of my lips for some extra shine.
Now for the eyes, I first applied a bronze eye shadow from my lash line to my crease. Then applied the gold shimmery shadow right under my eyebrows. I then applied black liquid eyeliner to my top lash line (kind of thick) and a little on the inside of my bottom lashline. After that, I used purple liner on my bottom lash line, then smudged it. That didn't recreate the purple look that Miley Cyrus had, so I applied more and smudged more. After a few tries, I then applied lavender eyeshadow under my eye. I had to apply it a few times to get the purple to really stand out. I applied just a little more purple eyeliner and smudged it more, then applied a silver-colored eyeshadow to the inside corners of my eyes. For my lashes, I applied two coats of mascara.
Since the eye makeup took longer than I expected, I'll probably only try this look again if I'm going out or to an event.
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None of them turned out better or close to the celebrity look.
by EricaC123 Saturday, February 16, 2013 at 02:14PM Report as inappropriate
Unfortunately, it looks like this project was too hard to execute. Nothing looks like the "celebrity" photos. This looks more like an experiment in 'interpretation' and not 'replication'. I do appreciate that staff took the time to attempt the looks.
by Hackett Saturday, February 16, 2013 at 10:12AM Report as inappropriate
good article
by aishak55 Monday, December 17, 2012 at 01:40PM Report as inappropriate
I love this story! The Vanessa hairdo was beautiful and easy! Thank you!
by Lamexicana1 Wednesday, November 7, 2012 at 09:24PM Report as inappropriate
Most were wayyyy off.
by nicky22 Monday, October 22, 2012 at 08:26AM Report as inappropriate
Using the cosmetics the celebs use will NOT make us look like them. Good color matching in most of the comparison photos.
by robyne00 Sunday, October 21, 2012 at 06:12PM Report as inappropriate
Some people copied the celebrity look right, but a few did not get it right.
by Beautygirl4ever Saturday, September 8, 2012 at 01:43PM Report as inappropriate
Yes!!! Love this!!! Using Drugstore to duplicate celebrity makeup!!!
by darkangel81 Wednesday, May 9, 2012 at 04:43PM Report as inappropriate
This was fun! Even if it wasn't using drugstore products, it was nice to see celebrity hair and makeup translated into real life looks!
by tallredamanda Wednesday, March 28, 2012 at 11:02AM Report as inappropriate
really like dianne kruger's and ashley olsen's looks.
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WASHINGTON — A burst of hiring last month added 236,000 U.S. jobs and reduced the unemployment rate to 7.7 percent from 7.9 percent in January.
The robust gains suggested that the economy can strengthen further despite higher taxes and government spending cuts.
The February jobs report issued this morning provided encouraging details: The unemployment rate is at its lowest level in four years. Job growth has averaged more than 200,000 a month since November. Wages rose. And the job gains were broad-based, led by the most construction hiring in six years.
The unemployment rate, which had been stuck at 7.8 percent or above since September, declined mostly because more people found work. Another factor was that 130,000 people without jobs stopped looking for work last month. The government doesn't count them as unemployed.


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DURHAM, N.C. - Senior attacker Makenzie Hommel scored a career-high five goals as the seventh-ranked Duke women's lacrosse team defeated Richmond, 18-10, Friday evening under the lights at Koskinen Stadium.
"I'm pleased that we're scoring a lot of goals, and I think we're capable of doing that," said head coach Kerstin Kimel. "[Hommel] is our only senior on offense right now and she's definitely our most experienced player out there, so I'm really pleased with her effort in the last three games and certainly tonight she was a huge spark for us."
Leading by just two at the half, the Blue Devils tallied four goals within the first five minutes of the second period to build an 11-6 lead. Duke also added five more scores - with three coming on free position shots - over the final 10 minutes of play.
Sophomore Taylor Trimble led all scorers on the day with a career-best six points on four goals and two assists, followed by Hommel and sophomore Kerrin Maurer (2g, 3a) with five points each. Attacker Brigid Smith continued what has been a solid start to her sophomore campaign, registering a career-high four goals and going 2-for-2 on free position attempts.
Richmond opened the game with a 2-1 advantage, but the Blue Devils answered with a 4-0 run over the next eight minutes of action. The Spiders then cut the lead to 6-5 with just over four minutes remaining in the half before a goal by Hommel on an assist from Trimble put Duke up, 7-5, at the intermission. The Blue Devils led 18-6 in shots at halftime and held a narrow 7-6 advantage in draw controls.
In the early minutes of the second half, Trimble found the net twice and freshman Kelci Smesko and Maurer also provided goals, extending Duke's lead to 11-6. The Spiders scored three times in the next six minutes with two of the goals coming on free position shots, but Duke responded with a 5-0 run to seal the 18-10 victory.
"What I really like about what we did is in the second half, we adjusted," Kimel said. "At halftime, we really talked about placing our shots better, making sure we were going hard to goal and transitioning the ball hard, which I think we did. From there, we generated some great looks, and some fouls where we drew eight-meters, and we scored on those."
For the game, the Blue Devils outshot Richmond 37-16 and held a 20-10 advantage in draw controls, with junior Maddy Morrissey, junior Taylor Virden and redshirt junior Maddie Salamone tallying four each. Virden also picked up a career-high five ground balls, while sophomore Gabby Moise led the squad in the caused turnovers category with three. In goal, senior Kaitlin Gaiss recorded four saves for Duke and her counterpart, Richmond's Emily Boyce, notched 12 saves in the Spiders' loss.
With the win, the Blue Devils improve to 3-0 on the year and will close a four-game homestand Sunday, Feb. 17 against William & Mary. The contest will begin at 3 p.m. at Koskinen Stadium.


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A funny thing happened on the way to the forum; Hobby Lobby owner David Green and his "Christian" based company supplied their female employees every contraceptive available, [which included the now banned ones] in their health plan - that is until Obamacare was passed. Then all of the sudden their "Christian Faith" and "Moral Compass" hit them, and then...........
........The U.S. Supreme Court's decision Monday in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Store, Inc. was stunning both in its sexist nature and in ignoring long-standing precedent preventing corporations from imposing their religious beliefs and values on employees.
On one side of the decision were the court's five conservative justices - all men appointed by Republican presidents - saying it was OK for Hobby Lobby and another company, Conestoga Wood Specialties, to ignore the federal health law requirement that the insurance policies they provide include free contraception coverage for women. Whether women take advantage of the coverage is, of course, up to them and their doctors.
On the other side of the 5-4 ruling were the three women on the court, joined by Justice Stephen Breyer - collectively representing the liberal wing - who decry in their dissenting opinion the majority's ruling that the religious positions of a few corporate leaders trump the personal freedoms of their female employees.
The two corporations challenged the contraception mandate on the grounds it includes methods that the corporate leaders consider tantamount to abortion because they can prevent embryos from implanting in the womb. Forcing them to include the methods in coverage would make them complicit in the practice, they argued.
The court's decision hinges on the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) of 1994 that prevents the government from "taking any action that substantially burdens the exercise of religion unless that action constitutes the least restrictive means of serving a compelling government interest."
In other words, it is a bad and unclear decision based on a bad and unclear law.
Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., seemingly recognizing the thin constitutional ice on which he was treading, sought to narrow the scope of the decision.
"The companies in the cases before us are closely held corporations, each owned and controlled by members of a single family," Justice Alito writes, arguing that the ruling should only be viewed in that narrow context.In her dissent, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg looks through that transparent curtain.
"Although the Court attempts to cabin its language to closely held corporations, its logic extends to corporations of any size, public or private," she writes.
Given the majority's expansive interpretation of the RFRA, why couldn't a Catholic corporate ownership deny any form of birth control coverage based on the church's teaching? Some religious sects oppose vaccines and transfusions, others medications derived from certain animals. Could owners with these beliefs refuse to provide insurance coverage for such treatments, Justice Ginsburg asks.
For that matter, she continues, the conservative majority's reasoning could extend outside of health policy, throwing out laws that prevent corporations from using their own religious standards to discriminate against unmarried people living together, or homosexuals, or those in inter-religious or inter-racial marriages.
Best case, the decision is so narrow that it is only OK for a closely held corporation to impose its beliefs on employees when the topic is the reproductive rights of women. Either way -broad or narrow - the ruling is a terrible one.
In 1982, the high court ruled on the case of an Amish farmer who believed that withholding Social Security taxes from his employees or paying the employer's share of such taxes would violate his faith. The court said he could not use a religious rights' argument to deny his workers participation in Social Security.
"When followers of a particular sect enter into commercial activity as a matter of choice, the limits they accept on their own conduct as a matter of conscience and faith are not to be superimposed … on others in that activity." An employer, that court found, cannot "impose (its) religious faith on the employees."
That is what Hobby Lobby is doing to its female employees. Maybe just maybe this court should have followed its own precedent.
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Greg Couch of FOXSports writes that those who think Texas coach Mack Brown has "lost a step" are mistaken.
Matt Hayes of The Sporting News writes how Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy has gained respect as one of the nation's top coaches.
And, The Sporting News took the trouble to research and rank men's basketball coaches' Twitter activity; here's how the Big 12 broke down.
Campus Union on SI.com is providing an "adopt a team" feature and picks Baylor from the big 12.
Reporters got the chance to tour and assess the construction on Baylor's new on-campus football stadium.
West Virginia continues to help the victims of last May's tornado in Moore, Okla.
Senior Tyler Johnson is projected to start at defensive end for Oklahoma State – in large part because his baseball career fizzled because he couldn't hit the curve.
Among the new players on Baylor's roster are three from Australia.
Daniel Sams and Jake Waters are competing to become Kansas State's starting quarterback and they're remaining friendly while doing it.
Doc Sadler, who spent last year working at Kansas, is settling in as an assistant coach at Iowa State.
Jon Rothstein of CBSSports.com assesses Big 12 men's basketball.


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The faculty has selected the following students for the Wayne Highlands Middle School Principal's Recognition list.
This special recognition is for those students who practice being good school citizens. This means they work diligently in all their classes, are well mannered and are respectful in their treatment of the faculty and staff, their fellow students and their school.
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text: This past weekend, Martinsville Speedway in Martinsville, Virginia, hosted the Sprint Cup STP Gas Booster 500 and the Camping World Truck Series Kroger 250. The Nationwide Series will return to action on Friday, April 12, at Texas Motor Speedway.NASCAR Sprint Cup SeriesTime Trials: Jimmie Johnson won the Coors Light Pole Award for the 64th Annual STP Gas Booster 500 with a record lap of 19.244 seconds, 98.400 mph. This is the No. 48 Chevrolet SS driver's 30th pole in 405 NSCS races. It is his first pole and fourth top-10 start in 2013 and his third pole in 23 races at Martinsville Speedway. Johnson led the most laps, won the race and took over the 2013 point standings.Did Not Qualify: No. 19 Mike Bliss.Race Winner: Jimmie Johnson won the 64th Annual STP Gas Booster 500, his 62nd victory in 405 NSCS races. This is the No. 48 Chevrolet SS driver's second victory and fourth top-10 finish in 2013. It is his eighth victory and 20th top-10 finish in 23 races at Martinsville Speedway.Rookie of the Race: Danica Patrick, the No. 10 Chevrolet SS driver, started 32nd (actually 43rd since the team changed the engine). She was named the "Rookie of the Race" since her 12th place finish was better than the only other ROTY contender in the event, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (finished 25th). Patrick, the first women ever to race at Martinsville, moved up three spots to 26th in the 2013 point standings.Contingency Awards:- Jimmie Johnson won the 3M Lap Leader Award for leading the most laps (347 of 500). - Hendrick Engines won the Mahle Clevite Engine Builder of the Race award. They supplied the engine in Johnson's car.- Johnson also won the American Ethanol Green Flag Restart award for recording the fastest average speed on restarts and finishing the race on the lead lap. - Brian Pattie, crew chief on Clint Bowyer's No. 15 Toyota, won the Moog Problem Solver of the Race award. The award goes to the crew chief that improves the most (0.184 seconds) from first half of the race to the second half utilizing the 40 best lap times. Newman started the race in 15th position and finished in second.- Kyle Busch won the Mobil 1 Command Performance Driver of the Race award given to the winner of the race or the next-highest finishing driver displaying the Mobil 1 decal. He earned the award for his fifth place finish driving the No. 18 Toyota Camry.Points Leader: Jimmie Johnson leads the point standings by 6 points over Brad Keselowski.NSCS Top 12 (G/L):1. Jimmie Johnson (+2)2. Brad Keselowski (0)3. Dale Earnhardt Jr. (-2)4. Kyle Busch (+2)5. Kasey Kahne (+2)6. Greg Biffle (-1)7. Carl Edwards (-3)8. Clint Bowyer (+6)9. Paul Menard (-1)10. Matt Kenseth (+1)11. Joey Logano (-2)12. Jeff Gordon (+6)Next NSCS Race: NRA 500, April 13 at Texas Motor Speedway. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - NASCAR Nationwide SeriesPoints Leader: Sam Hornish Jr. leads the point standings by 28 points over Regan Smith. Next NNS Race: O'Reilly Auto Parts 300, Friday, April 12, at Texas Motor Speedway.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -NASCAR Camping World Truck SeriesTime Trials: Jeb Burton won the Keystone 21 Means 21 Pole Award for the 15th Annual Kroger 250 with a record lap of 19.589 seconds, 96.666 mph. This is the No. 4 Chevrolet Silverado driver's first career pole in seven NCWTS races. It is his second top-10 start in 2013. Timothy Peters held the previous track qualifying speed with a lap of 19.641 seconds, 96.641 mph. Burton led the most laps in the race (154 of 250) and finished third.Did Not Qualify: No. 1 Jonathan Davenport and No. 68 Clay Greenfield.Race Winner: Johnny Sauter won the 15th Annual Kroger 250, his eighth victory in 110 NCWTS races. This is the No. 98 Toyota Tundra driver's second victory in 2013. It is his second victory and third top-10 finish in 11 races at Martinsville Speedway. Sauter is only the second driver in NCWTS history to open the season with back-to-back wins. Mark Martin in 2006 was the first. Sauter leads the point standings by 12 points over Jeb Burton.Rookie of the Race: Jeb Burton won the Sunoco Rookie of the Race award since his third place finish in the No. 4 Chevrolet Silverado was better than the rest of the 2013 ROTY contenders.Contingency Awards:- Johnny Sauter won the Mobil 1 Driver of the Race award. It is given to the winner of the race or the next-highest finishing driver displaying the Mobil 1 decal.- Hendrick Engines won the Mahle Clevite Engine Builder of the Race award. The award is determined by qualifying and finishing position of the truck. They supplied the engine in Jeb Burton's No. 4 Chevrolet (started on pole, finished third).Points Leader: Johnny Sauter leads the standings by 12 points over Jeb Burton.NCWTS Top 10 (G/L):1. Johnny Sauter (0)2. Jeb Burton (+3)3. Matt Crafton (+5)4. Ron Hornaday Jr. (-2)5. Darrell Wallace Jr. (+6)6. Ryan Sieg (+3)7. Todd Bodine (+3)8. Ty Dillon (-4)9. Miguel Paludo (-3)10. Ryan Blaney (-3)Next NCWTS Race: NC Education Lottery 200, Sunday, April 14, at Rockingham Speedway.


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What started out as an afternoon between friends letting their dogs take a dip in the water ended in the tragic death of a 31-year-old woman who had jumped into an irrigation ditch in an attempt to save her dog from drowning.
Megan Davis of Longmont was pronounced dead at Longmont United Hospital Tuesday afternoon. Her friend, 39-year-old Kristen Vannorsdel, is the daughter of the homeowners of the farm where the incident occurred on the 12000 block of N. 87th St., north of Longmont.
The two, who work together at Pella Corner Animal Clinic in Hygiene, had gone to Kristen's parents' property Tuesday to let their dogs swim in the Highland Ditch, which flows through the property.
Norma Symns, who has lived on the 20-acre farm with her husband, Tom, for almost 30 years, said that her now-grown children and their friends had used the ditch as a summertime recreation spot. A rope swing hung from a tree above the ditch Wednesday.
She called Wednesday's accident "a horrible thing to happen."
Symns said anyone using the ditch was always warned to avoid the water around the dam, which is about 40 yards upstream from the spot most used for recreation.
The diversion dam is a concrete structure that goes over the water and has a gate under it that is raised or lowered by ditch riders to control water flow. Downstream from the dam the water flowed at a reasonable pace Wednesday and the water level did not appear to be unusually high for this time of year. But the velocity of the water increases exponentially as you get close to the dam.
As with any irrigation ditch, the water directly beneath the dam is deeper and that hole creates a strong backcurrent as the water is churned back in on itself.
According to Symns, Davis and Vannorsdel parked their respective cars in the driveway and then walked with their dogs, two each, the quarter-mile or so back to the ditch.
Symns said her daughter told her that one of Davis' dogs jumped in just below the dam and was caught in the undertow. Davis jumped in after the dog and was herself caught in the strong backcurrent.
Symns said that to her knowledge, Davis had never been to the ditch and may have been unfamiliar with how dangerous the water around the dam could be.
"Kristen knew all along that that was a dangerous place to be, but she jumped in to try to save (Davis)," Symns said. "But Kristen got caught in the undercurrent — she said it flipped her around about three times, and she said she thought, 'I'm going to drown with Megan.'"
The current released her daughter enough that she was able to pull herself out of it and get to the side, Symns said. But the two women had left their phones in their cars in the driveway, a quarter-mile away.
Symns said she was just pulling into the driveway with a friend when her daughter came running from the field.
"I could tell by the look on her face that something horrible had happened," Norma Symns said. "She said, 'Mom, call 911, Megan's in the ditch!'"
Kristin ran back to the ditch and was able to pull her friend out of the water. She and others began performing CPR prior to the emergency responders' arrival. According to the Boulder County Sheriff's Office, an ambulance crew was unable to revive Davis and she was later pronounced dead at the hospital.
Her dog was rescued, the sheriff's office said.
Reached Wednesday afternoon, Kristin Vannorsdel declined to comment for this story.
Asked earlier in the day how her daughter was doing, Symns, who herself broke into tears more than once during conversation, replied, "Not good. She's brokenhearted. Megan was a co-worker and a friend of hers."
Before they joined Dr. Mike Cousins at Pella Corner Animal Clinic, Vannorsdel and Davis had previously worked together at Longs Peak Animal Hospital. A voicemail left on the answering machine at the four-person Pella Corner clinic announced that it would be closed the rest of the week due to an "unfortunate family tragedy."
According to a short bio on the clinic's website, Davis leaves behind a husband and a son. It notes her love of animals and especially her pets: her two labradors, Kody and Dozer, and her cats Sprout and Raja. It noted that she also enjoyed hiking, biking, camping, snowboarding and snowshoeing.
A handwritten sign on the front door of the Davis' family home in Longmont Wednesday asked that the press stay away out of respect for the family's privacy.
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Here are some pics of the new plug vs the old style plug the differance should be quite clear.
Ok gete is how the adjustment shoud look on a new Power Feed Plug.
Now you are saying Hey I can't see that in my power feed body ! So how do you test you adjustment ??
You get a long wooden Spoon or Stick squeegie some paintballs.
Now take out your barrle and remove you hopper and elbow.
Place the squeege down the breach and place the end under the power feed entrance. place a few balls 3 or 4 in the feed tube, now press down on them with your finger and then allow the squeege/spoon to drop and allow the ball to pass into the main body. You are feeling for a pause or a hang up on the lower lip. If you do not have the proper over hang on the plug you will have some small feed problems. So adjuster you set screws in or out as needed.
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Following the DIAA Division II Boys Cross Country State Championship, Archmere senior John Mascioli stood by the finish line, surrounded by teammates, coaches, family and other Archmere parents.
With his hands on his head, he stood, looking amazed while the gathered crowd wildly applauded him. All he could mutter in this scene was one word — "Wow."
Following the DIAA Division II Boys Cross Country State Championship, Archmere senior John Mascioli stood by the finish line, surrounded by teammates, coaches, family and other Archmere parents.
With his hands on his head, he stood, looking amazed while the gathered crowd wildly applauded him. All he could mutter in this scene was one word — "Wow."
Mascioli, racing for the final time as an Archmere student in a meaningful event, had just set the course record at Brandywine Creek State Park, running a time of 16:13.13 to claim the D-II state title.
The senior Auk said as he was running, he didn't realize how great of a time he was making and was shocked to come around the last turn and see he had a shot at the record.
"I had no idea," Mascioli said. "I thought it was slow, I thought the first mile was very slow. I was just focusing on winning. Nothing in my head was worrying about the time. I think it was just controlling my breathing and trying to stay calm, I think that's what led me to the great surge."
But while the Archmere runner may have surprised himself, his head coach, John Jordan, said he expected a great day out of his top runner.
"He's been automatic this year," Jordan said. "He's done everything he needed to do and he's just run with great runners, so he's had several big races where he's just come up a little bit short and run great races. But today, obviously, his last 600 meters were something else.
Tatnall earns two team titles
While Mascioli's day was certainly one to remember for the individual, all the members of the Tatnall School's boys and girls teams performed exceptionally to push the school to team titles for both squads in Division II.
The boys ran an average time of 16:39, with five of their six runners finishing in the top-10, while the girls came in at an average of 19:25 and also put five runners in the top-10.
Tatnall Head Coach Patrick Castagno was all smiles after the two races, enjoying the feat he just saw his two teams accomplish.
"I have to tell you, this was the best team day we've ever had, boys and girls together," Castagno said. "We couldn't be more pleased with the way we ran as a team today."
It was the group finishes, he said, the helped drive his team to two titles, as the pack running gave Tatnall a major advantage.
"It's just night and day," Castagno said. "It's the biggest advantage in the world to have your kids think of each other and run together as a team. They group up, they pull each other and they're talking to each other during the race. It's huge for us."
Sallies, Charter claim Division I titles
Paced by top runner Pat Hally, a junior, Salesianum School was able to secure the boys Division I championship, running an average time of 17:17 with four top-10 runners.
It was Hally's performance that was particularly impressive, as he dusted the field with a time of 16:43.91, nearly 25 seconds better than the next finisher.
"I wasn't really sure how the race was going to lay out," he said. "You just never know with states. It's a completely different strategic race than all the other ones. I wish the first mile I had gone a little faster, and that's why I had to take control of the first miles.
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Kinda like the Level 10 survey on what everyone was running to determine the average working setup, please post the number of shims that you are using in your ULT. I'm asking for RT/Retro/Emag/X valve owners only - not to exclude the AIR guys, but from what I understand from RobAGD the number of shims to *possibly* get the ULT working in an AIR is unreal. If you are using an Emag, please respond only if the Emag valve is be used in a mechanical setup. (Or of your electronics are dead and you've got an expensive RT )
Please state how many, and of what type (level 10, or ULT) shims you are using. Also please include a blurb on how/why you arrived at the number you did. I think I read somewhere that the max number of ULT shims was 6, which would equal 3 level 10. I'm interested to know who's at or above the 6 mark. I think everyone should also include level 10 or not, valve type, rail type, and frame type. Old school RT guys, just need to say "old school RT." WEalso need to know the type of air system you are using and the output.
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Luther placed third at the two-day University of St. Thomas Invitational. The Norse posted a point total of 390, finishing behind St. Thomas with 1210.5 and UW-Eau Claire that was second with 893 points.
Tim Cutler and Zack Kuntz posted the highest individual finishes for the Norse. Cutler placed second in the 100 breaststroke (1:01.69), while Kuntz placed second in the 50 freestyle (22.17). Cutler went on to post a top-five finish with a fifth place finish in the 200 breaststroke (2:20.68).
David Carius tallied three top-five finishes. Carius placed fourth in the 200 freestyle (1:50.55) and was fifth in both the 500 freestyle (5:03.23) and the 200 IM (2:08.12).
Jason Orvis placed fourth in the 200 backstroke (2:03.71) and fifth in the 100 backstroke (55.81).
Orvis also swam the first leg of the 400 medley relay that placed fourth (3:41.61). Cutler swam the second leg, followed by Eric Hild and Kuntz.
The Norse will return to action following the Christmas break when they will host Loras College on Saturday, Jan. 5 and 1:00 p.m.
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Luther posted a record of 2-1 after the first day of the NWCA NCAA III Cliff Keen National Duals.
No. 12 Luther lost to Mount Union 22-17 in the opening round. Mount Union won five consecutive matches after forfeiting at 125 and held a 22-6 advantage. No. 8 Jayden DeVilbiss (184) and Nick Pearch (197) both recorded major decisions, while Conner Herman (285) tallied a 7-1 victory to close out the match.
In the first round of the consolation side of the bracket, Luther crushed New York University 37-6. The Norse picked up bonus points thanks to falls by No. 7 Garrett Wangsness (125) and No. 6 Evan Obert (133), and major decisions by Blake Letney (157) and Herman (285). Jarid Groth (174) also recorded a 15-0 tech fall.
Luther faced No. 9 Coe College in the second round of the consolation bracket and posted a 22-18 victory. The Norse jumped out to a 14-0 lead thanks to major decisions by Wangsness (125) and Dakota Gray (141). Obert (133) posted a 4-2 decision over No. 5 Jimmy Gotto and John Leibforth (149) defeated Peyton Wagner 4-0.
Coe responded with three consecutive victories and held a 15-14 lead heading into the 184-pound bout. DeVilbiss gave the Norse the lead for good thanks to a 15-0 tech fall over Ryan Sheldon. Herman sealed the victory with a 6-1 decision over Cory Becker.
Tomorrow the Norse will face No. 3 Wabash College at 9:00 a.m. with the winner advancing to the fifth place match. The loser will wrestle for seventh place. Last weekend, Wabash defeated Luther 26-15 at the Knox Duals.
Day Two Recap
Luther finished the two-day Division III National Duals in seventh place after defeating Mount Union 29-9 this afternoon. The win was a bit of sweet revenge as Mount Union handed Luther an opening round loss of 22-17.
With the score 13-9 in favor of the Norse, Nick Jazdzewski (174), DeVilbiss (184), Tyler Walls (197) and Herman (285) posted four consecutive wins to secure the victory.
In the consolation semifinals, Luther was defeated by No. 3 Wabash 23-13. After jumping out to a 10-3 lead after the first three matches, Wabash outscored the Norse 23-3 in the final seven bouts.
Luther wrapped up the two-day tournament with a record of 3-2, increasing its overall dual meet record to 11-4.
The Norse will return to Iowa Conference dual meet action on Thursday, Jan. 16 when they will host top-ranked Wartburg College. This match will take place at Decorah High School at 7:15 p.m. Decorah will be wrestling Waukon, and both matches will be taking place at the same time.
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Lincoln, Neb. - The Nebraska Huskers women's tennis team (10-1, 1-0 Big Ten) defeated the UALR Trojans (9-3, 0-1 SBC) Friday at the Nebraska Tennis Center, 7-0. This is just the third time that the teams have met, with Nebraska leading the series 2-1 following the victory on Friday. The Huskers quickly snatched the doubles point to catch a jump-start on the Trojans into singles play, where Nebraska continued their display of excellence.
The Huskers wasted no time grabbing the lead as they began the match with doubles. At the No. 2 position Nebraska's Stefanie Weinstein and Janine Weinreich toppled the Trojans' Veroniqe Luksich and Michaela McShane 8-1 before Huskers duo No. 18 Mary Weatherholt and Patricia Veresova swept the Trojans' Yana Kakovkina and Viktoriya Plyuta 8-0 at the No. 1 position.
With the doubles point decided and Nebraska ahead 1-0 the No. 3 match finished last where Huskers Maggy Lehmicke and Izabella Zgierska defeated UALR's Dane Vorster and Kamilla Galieva 8-5.
Heading into singles on a 1-0 lead, the Huskers quickly pushed their advantage to 2-0. At the No. 6 position Nebraska's Maike Zeppernick ousted UALR's Michaela McShane 6-1, 6-0. Nebraska quickly extended their lead with a victory at the No. 2 position where Patricia Veresova defeated the Trojans' Yana Kakovkina 6-1, 6-0.
The match was decided at the No. 1 position where Nebraska's No. 16 Mary Weatherholt swept UALR's Veronique Luksich 6-1, 6-0 making the score 4-0. Finishing the remaining matches with the victor already named, Nebraska's Izabella Zgierska defeated Dane Vorster 6-0, 6-1 at the No. 5 position before the Huskers' Maggy Lehmicke toppled Kamilla Galieva 6-2, 6-2 at the No. 3 spot.
The match finished at the No. 4 position with a victory for Nebraska's Janine Weinreich over UALR's Viktoriya Plyuta 6-2, 6-2.
The Huskers face Wyoming on Sunday, Feb. 24 at 10 a.m. before welcoming Kansas State to Lincoln on Saturday, March 2 at 1 p.m.
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1. No. 16 Mary Weatherholt (NU) def. Veronique Luksich (UALR) 6-1, 6-0.
2. Patricia Veresova (NU) def. Yana Kakovkina (UALR) 6-1, 6-0.
3. Maggy Lehmicke (NU) def. Kamilla Galieva (UALR) 6-2, 6-2.
4. Janine Weinreich (NU) def. Viktoriya Plyuta (UALR) 6-2, 6-2.
5. Izabella Zgierska (NU) def. Dane Vorster (UALR) 6-0, 6-1.
6. Maike Zeppernick (NU) def. Michaela McShane (UALR) 6-1, 6-0.
Order of finish (6, 2, 1, 5, 3, 4)
1. No. 18 Mary Weatherholt/Patricia Veresova (NU) def. Yana Kakovkina/Viktoriya Plyuta (UALR) 8-0.
2. Stefanie Weinstein/Janine Weinreich (NU) def. Veroniqe Luksich/Michaela McShane (UALR) 8-1.
3. Maggy Lehmicke/Izabella Zgierska (NU) def. Dané Vorster/Kamilla Galieva (UALR) 8-5.
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Meet The Rising Stars of 'Beautiful Creatures'
With the five movies of "The Twilight Saga" making more than $3.3 billion in worldwide box office to date, Hollywood studios understand that there is a huge market for films of the Young Adult genre. Teenage girls identify with their female protagonists, while gay men are lured by their often shirtless men as eye candy and campier aspects. As "The Twilight Saga" sees the last rays of light in the theaters, various projects are underway to tap into this demanding market. The first installment of four "The Hunger Games" movies exceeded expectations with a $408 million domestic box office that ranked it only behind "The Avengers" and "The Dark Knight Rises" in the U.S. last year.
Now comes "Beautiful Creatures," adapted from the novels by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. It is a supernatural love story about a teenage girl, Lena, who discovers her special powers and has to decide which side, the light or dark, to cross over as she turns sixteen. Lena moves to a small town in Louisiana with her uncle before this important transition. Ethan, the high school jock, however, has been having recurring dreams of being struck by lightning whenever he gets a closer view of an intriguing woman in a Civil War battlefield. Being the odd new girl in a small town makes her the target of Bible-quoting girl bullies, while her first crush with Ethan will potentially have an impact on her destiny.
Alcon Entertainment, is pulling all the stops to raise the film's pedigree, employing Richard LaGravenese ("Living Out Loud," "P.S. I Love You") as the director and filling the supporting cast with Oscar winners and nominees like Jeremy Irons, Emma Thompson and Viola Davis. At the film's core are two promising young actors: Alice Englert, daughter of director Jane Campion ("The Piano," "The Portrait of a Lady"), and Steven Spielberg discovery (at a bar mitzvah) Alden Ehrenreich. Englert stars with Elle Fanning in the upcoming British teen drama "Ginger and Rosa," as well as stars with Josh Hartnett in the epic romance story "Singularity" (out in May); while Ehrenreich was featured in Francis Ford Coppola's 2007 indie "Tetro" and in Woody Allen's upcoming "Blue Jasmine." Both actors are already signed on for the next two movies if "Beautiful Creatures" indeed makes a splash this Valentine's Day.
Early reviews are favorable. Peter Debruge of Variety describes the film: "Southern goth-chic gets a swoony supernatural makeover... a feverishly enjoyable guilty pleasure, unapologetic in its mass-market rebel 'tude." The Hollywood Reporter's Todd McCarthy praises, though somewhat reservedly, "Nicely cast and made with as much conviction as can be brought to something so intrinsically formulaic... and adequate, if less exotic, substitute (for the "Twilight" series).
EDGE talks to the movie's two young leads, Alice Englert and Alden Ehrenreich, about their roles in the hopeful franchise starter.
Characters' appeal?
EDGE: What appeals to you the most about your character?
Alice Englert: What I love about Lena was she wasn't just your typical teen -- antsy, a cliché; which I think is generally just what people write if they forgot what it was like to be young. But there is wisdom in youth and passion, nor is she written in a condescending manner, or just to be cool. These are just people with all their faults in place.
Alden Ehrenreich: Sometimes when you read scripts about teenagers, there were a lot of like, "Hey Bro! Let's skip on down to the flip side!" All that slang that makes it hard to relate to.
Alice Englert: They would not say "skip."
Alden Ehrenreich: No, that's just a word I made up. Well, my character Ethan, has this restlessness in wanting more out of the world than what is provided for him. He lives in this small town. He looks around this small town and hates living there. I just like that dissatisfaction, I guess I like wanting things to be bigger and better and clearer.
EDGE: You feel that it's something you can relate to?
Alden Ehrenreich: Yes. Within the first three pages of reading the script I knew I wanted to do the film. Because my character narrates the story, I could tell what his point of view, and attitude about the world, is. It's like you meet somebody and you have chemistry with them. I just had chemistry with his point of view and I liked that.
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EDGE: As young actors, what qualities do you bring to your characters?
Alice Englert: That's a new question! Youth, maybe? It's funny, I wonder. I think what I was able to bring to her was, what I really understood was the "moving" thing (Lena was constantly being uprooted from one place to another). Those barriers that you put up when you do not spend a lot of time in one place. I understood her idea of saying "hello" was the beginning of saying "goodbye." That's just how it is. You meet and you leave. I understood that and could relate.
Alden Ehrenreich: The authors told me that they felt that all the guys in the young adult romance genre, (jokes) which is different from adult romance...
Alice Englert: Adult romance is a lot more raunchy, right?
Alden Ehrenreich: Right. In the young adult romance genre, these male characters were these cold, aloof, mean guys, bad boys basically. What they (the filmmakers) wanted was a character that people can relate to -- a good guy who read books and was nice. So that's what I like about the character, I found him admirable. He had good character and was a good guy. He was upbeat. I try to bring some 'upbeatness' to it. I've a very upsetting and disorienting laugh that people in restaurants turn (breaks into a squeaking high pitch laugh). So I bring more of that.
Favorite scene
EDGE: What is the scene that is most memorable to you?
Alden Ehrenreich: Mine was a scene that was cut out of the movie (both laugh)
Alice Englert: Which one?
Alden Ehrenreich: The swamp. We shot in this swamp. I got to be in this boat by myself with an oar in this incredible environment with all these creatures and insects and alligators and stuff like that. It was amazing.
Alice Englert: We sat in these cinema seats that were put on a hill during this civil war flashback that they were having in the storyline. It was a scene that again, we didn't use (in the final film). So these memories, we will just remember.
Alden Ehrenreich: We could just be making this up!
Alice Englert: They sat us there with popcorn and Coke, and we just watched Civil War re-enactments!
"Beautiful Creatures" is in theaters.


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It was their own day of infamy. Saturday, May 3, 2014.
That's when Harlem High School students in the Vet Doc class showed their work to their documentary subjects — World War II and Korean War veterans — their classmates, families and friends for the third annual Harlem Vet Project gala and presentation.
"You taught us what it is to be young at war," senior Zhané Suppeland said, introducing a short documentary, "Young at War," that combined footage from interviews of five military or civilian participants in the war effort and archival war footage.
Suppeland's biggest lesson learned from hours of "Greatest Generation" interviews and documenting those stories? "You can't give up, even when you want to."
This year's class produced 42 15- to 30-minute documentaries; DVD copies were presented to the interviewees at the end of the gala. The edited documentaries also will be submitted to the Illinois Veterans & Community Classroom Project; raw footage will go to the Library of Congress to be archived as part of the Veterans History Project.