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A Waterloo man was injured and a Farmington man ticketed following a two-vehicle crash on Hook Road Monday. Both vehicles were towed from the scene.
A Waterloo man was injured in two-vehicle crash on Hook Road Monday. Both vehicles had to be towed from the scene.
Ontario County Sheriff's Deputies said Erica L. Iannello, 19, of 3114 Gildersleeve Road, Marion, was traveling north on Hook Road at 6:17 p.m. on May 5 p.m. when a vehicle operated by Christopher A. Lennox, 22, 79 Lored Road, Farmington, allegedly drove through the intersection into the path of Iannello's car.
A passenger in the vehicle driven by Lennox, James E. Robinson, 23, of 116 E. Main St., Waterloo, was transported to Thompson Hospital by Victor Farmington Ambulance to be treated for right shoulder pain.
Farmington Fire Department responded to the crash, and Farmington Service and Anytime Anywhere Towing removed the vehicles from the scene.
Lennox was issued a ticket for failure to yield the right of way, and Robinson was later discharged from the hospital with right shoulder and lower back strain.

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Bill targeting fraud headed to governor.
Members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives have unanimously approved a bill targeting welfare fraud in Oklahoma.
Senate Bill 456, by state Sen. Josh Brecheen and state Rep. Arthur Hulbert, is designed to help reduce fraud in Oklahoma by requiring every county office of the Oklahoma Department of Human Services to post information on how people can report fraud through a toll-free hotline and that they can do so anonymously.
"Fraud by anyone is a lie that costs our state money and diverts funds away from those that truly need it," said Hulbert, R-Fort Gibson. "I enjoyed working with Senator Josh Brecheen on this legislation and am pleased with the overwhelming bipartisan support it has received."
Brecheen encouraged Oklahomans to report fraud to the Oklahoma Department of Human Services.
"Public assistance fraud costs Oklahoma taxpayers millions of dollars every year. This is an issue that negatively impacts all Oklahomans but DHS simply doesn't have the workforce to constantly check up on the thousands of public assistance recipients in our state. They need the public's help by being vigilant in their communities and reporting suspected fraud," said Brecheen, R-Coalgate.
"As legislators and citizens, it's our duty to be good stewards of tax dollars and this bill will help ensure that assistance goes to families who truly qualify and that funds aren't allocated through fraudulent means."
The legislation was developed in consultation with and the support of the DHS Office of Inspector General. Such signage has been printed and dispensed sporadically before but displaying it has never been a statutory requirement for county DHS offices. The emphasis on anonymity encourages people to report fraud without fearing for their employment or personal relationships, Brecheen said.
The legislation was approved by a 95-0 vote in the Oklahoma House of Representatives and previously by a 41-0 vote in the Oklahoma Senate.
It now advances to the desk of Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin.


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"Scorpion King Hunter" - Racers take on the daunting challenge of hunting for scorpions in Africa and Chuck and Wynona confront Team YouTube for using the U-Turn against them, on THE AMAZING RACE, Sunday, March 24 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Emmy Award nominee Phil Keoghan (@philkeoghan) is the host.
Following are the 11 teams, listed in no particular order:
Name: Max Bichler
Age: 30
Hometown: Buffalo, N.Y.
Current occupation: Cigar Sales
Name: Katie Bichler
Age: 24
Hometown: Buffalo, N.Y.
Current occupation: Pharmacist
Connection: Newlyweds
Name: Mona Egender
Age: 33
Hometown: Castle Pines, Colo.
Current occupation: Captioner/Roller Derby Player
Name: Beth Bandimere
Age: 36
Hometown: Arvada, Colo.
Current occupation: Tech Support/Roller Derby Player
Connection: Roller Derby Moms
Name: Bates Battaglia
Age: 36
Hometown: Raleigh, N.C.
Current occupation: Former Professional Hockey Player
(Played for the NHL's Carolina Hurricanes, Colorado Avalanche, Washington Capitals and Toronto Maple Leafs)
Name: Anthony Battaglia
Age: 33
Hometown: Raleigh, N.C.
Current occupation: Professional Hockey Player
(Currently plays for the Huntsville Havoc)
Connection: Hockey Brothers
Name: Chuck McCall
Age: 46
Hometown: Daphne, Ala.
Current occupation: Retail Manager/Taxidermist
Name: Wynona McCall
Age: 49
Hometown: Daphne, Ala.
Current occupation: Cosmetologist/Hairstylist
Connection: Married
Name: Caroline Cutbirth
Age: 29
Hometown: Austin, Texas
Current occupation: Singer/Songwriter (Band Member of "Stealing Angels")
*Caroline is a direct descendant of Daniel Boone
Name: Jennifer Kuhle
Age: 30
Hometown: Nashville
Current occupation: Songwriter (Band Member of "Stealing Angels")
*Jennifer is the granddaughter of John Wayne
Connection: Friends/Country Singers
Name: Joey Graceffa
Age: 21
Hometown: Los Angeles
Current occupation: YouTube Host
Internet Personality Joey's YouTube Channel
Name: Meghan Camarena
Age: 25
Hometown: Los Angeles
Current occupation: YouTube Host
Internet Personality Meghan's YouTube Channel
Connection: Friends/YouTube Hosts
Name: Pamela Chien
Age: 29
Hometown: Los Angeles
Current occupation: Art Director and Fitness Instructor
Name: Winnie Sung
Age: 29
Hometown: Los Angeles
Current occupation: Senior Project Manager
Connection: Best Friends
Name: Matthew Davis (ELIMINATED 2/17)
Age: 25
Hometown: Gaffney, S.C.
Current occupation: Firefighter
Name: Daniel Moss
Age: 24
Hometown: Gaffney, S.C.
Current occupation: Firefighter
Connection: Best Friends/Firefighters
Name: Idries Abdur-Rahman (ELIMINATED 2/24)
Age: 36
Hometown: Chicago, Ill.
Current occupation: OB/GYN Physician
Name: Jamil Abdur-Rahman
Age: 36
Hometown: Chicago, Ill.
Current occupation: OB/GYN Physician
Connection: Twin Doctors
Name: Jessica Hoel (ELIMINATED 3/10)
Age: 26
Hometown: Huntington Beach, Calif.
Current occupation: Account Manager
Name: John Erck
Age: 27
Hometown: Huntington Beach, Calif.
Current occupation: Entrepreneur/Computer Programmer
Connection: Dating
Name: David O'Leary (ELIMINATED 3/17)
Age: 58
Hometown: Salt Lake City
Current occupation: Investment Properties
Name: Connor O'Leary
Age: 21
Hometown: Salt Lake City
Current occupation: Professional Cyclist
Connection: Father/Son (Both Cancer Survivors)
THE AMAZING RACE sends 11 teams on a trek around the world. Each Team is comprised of two people who have a pre-existing relationship with one another. At every destination, each Team competes in a series of challenges � some mental and some physical � and when the tasks have been completed, they learn their next destination. Teams who are farthest behind will gradually be eliminated as the contest progresses, with the first team to arrive at the final destination winning at least $1 million.
Jerry Bruckheimer, Bertram van Munster, Jonathan Littman, Elise Doganieri and Mark Vertullo are the executive producers for Jerry Bruckheimer Television and Earthview Inc. in association with ABC Studios and Amazing Race Productions. THE AMAZING RACE was created by Bertram van Munster and Elise Doganieri.


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Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Rumble in the Bronx
Seriously, Jorge, you're a catcher. And if at this point in your career you aren't comfortable with the fact that teams are going to throw at you after you've called the pitches that land in the back or face of the opposition, then you should probably just get yourself an outfielder's glove and get out of from behind the plate. Suck it up, buttercup.
Posada's weak cheap shot at Jesse Carlson emptied the benches, and for half a second there, there was some joy in Jaysland as we watched Rod Barajas mix it up with all comers and Cito Gaston attempt to take on some young whippersnapper who was inexplicably yanking at Barajas' gear as he was on the ground.
That was kinda fun.
It probably doesn't make a ton of sense that we're a complete pacifist when it comes to the game of hockey, but we like to see a pitcher put one in a guy's ribs and the benches clear in baseball. Maybe it's because baseball is a sensible sport, in which teams don't make use of scraps as some sort of nightly kabuki theatre to demonstrate what a bunch of manly men with grit and heart they are. (Still hating you, Gary Roberts.)
Travis Snider has decided to pull the ball
Just days after Travis Snider indicated that he needed to get to inside pitches and pull the ball more, he sent two no-doubt-about-'er's into the second deck of Yankee Stadium (so, you know, still a home run in most other parks). Finding reasons to hold on hope is awesome.
The long decline of Deadspin continues
We realize that we suck the fun out of everything and get on our high horse sometimes, so take this as you will.
We were incensed when we opened up Deadspin this morning and read the follow recap from some fuckhead named Barry Petchesky: "Pitcher Jesse Carlson suffered a pretty nasty head wound, making this the worst day of casualties in the history of Canadian wars."
We seriously doubt that Barry wants any sort of history lesson or edification on Canada's role in the World Wars (we were there when your soldiers were still at home giving each other the clap), or how cowboy American bomber pilots killed Canadian soldiers because they were too fucking horny to kill something to realize that they were firing on friendlies, or how the 130th Canadian was killed in Afghanistan this week.
We're pretty sure that Barry is way too interested in staring at his own navel (and being fascinated by the sight of it) to give a shit. He'll probably have a laugh over PBR's with his douche friends about how sensitive Canadians are and how easy it is to get a rise out of them.
But remember: Canada is sharing some of the burden of the shit storm that the U.S. helped create over the past 40 years, so the least you can do you little fucking hipster douche sisterfucker is to show a little goddamned respect.
34 comments:
- Dragonzigg said...
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- September 16, 2009 at 10:12 AM
- Dragonzigg said...
Hear hear.
- September 16, 2009 at 10:13 AM
- Mattt said...
Fuck Barry...
- September 16, 2009 at 10:23 AM
- Voodoo Matt said...
We should stuff Barry into the ship my Grandfather was on. It's somewhere on the bottom of the Atlantic.
- September 16, 2009 at 10:34 AM
- trance said...
Thanks for posting the douchebags picture. Clearly he doesn't represent the best of America. I believe he must be a huge Jorge fan now.
- September 16, 2009 at 10:37 AM
- The Ack said...
Fuck this guy. Joking about dead war veterans isn't cool. And yet, somehow, Carlos Delgado not standing for God Bless America (or whatever that shmozzle was) is a certifiable sin.
Fuck. You.
Oh yeah. Lots of fun last night. Posada reinforcing his douchetardery and the Jays showing some giddyup (finally). Good times.
- September 16, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- eyebleaf said...
Barry's a winnner. Just like Jorge Posada.
My boy in NYC tweeted me the following: "Headline in NYC - 'Black and Blue Jays'"
Last night was the awesome. I believe in Jesse Carlson. And Rod Barajas. And Johnny Mac. And The Cito.
And, Tao, I must admit, your hatred of Gary Roberts is kind of rubbing off on me.
- September 16, 2009 at 10:55 AM
- Tao of Stieb said...
Gary Roberts used to show how much heart he had by hitting a lot of defensemen after they'd already passed the puck five seconds earlier. Which I believe hockey fans call "finishing his check".
Gary Roberts is the Barry Petchesky of hockey.
45,000 Canadians died in WWII, a war in which the U.S. remained steadfastly "neutral" until December 1941.
- September 16, 2009 at 11:03 AM
- REAN said...
Way to defend our Vets, Tao!
Wilner hit the nail on the head by explaining it as "Yankeefied sense of entitlement".
This extends to guys like Barry McDoucherton.
- September 16, 2009 at 11:18 AM
- brainiac said...
What a fun game! That's why we watch baseball in September...
- September 16, 2009 at 11:45 AM
Halladay 4 Ethier may make sense come december?
Derek lee/Aramis Ramirez
- September 16, 2009 at 12:22 PM
- Tao of Stieb said...
I don't think either of those deals are anything remotely close to anything resembling reality.
So no.
(But I do like some Ethier, I tells ya.)
- September 16, 2009 at 12:25 PM
- eyebleaf said...
Ramirez, Kemp and Ethier. Now that's a mother fucking outfield.
- September 16, 2009 at 12:32 PM
- Tao of Stieb said...
And frankly, Manny is the least impressive of those three to me.
- September 16, 2009 at 12:36 PM
Sucks that Deadspin posts that garbage the same day FJM takes over.
Also, I wish Doc tangled up with AJ last night but domestic violence is a pretty bad thing.
- September 16, 2009 at 1:04 PM
Posada is a little bitch. period. If Carlsons pitch was at his head, i can see a case. BUT behind the back. Deal with it your the cather, its the A.L.
- September 16, 2009 at 1:09 PM
- Tao of Stieb said...
You know why Posada was so upset?
New butt implants.
Those don't come cheap, even with Laura Posada's frequent customer discount applied.
- September 16, 2009 at 1:17 PM
- Menchersonian Era said...
Tao brockered the name to me. I think mencherson was Acks idea. So i take no credit with the creation nor will i use it vain.
I like Ethier 4 Halladay. If it happens, not saying i want it to. Return Prospects r not the answer.
Every day, young bat with power.
- September 16, 2009 at 1:20 PM
- Stedron said...
Ugh, another embarrassing moment for me when one of my fellow countrymen says something stupid.
Sorry Canada. :(
- September 16, 2009 at 1:29 PM
- Mattt said...
Its ok Stedron, we have our share of a-holes here too...
- September 16, 2009 at 1:53 PM
- Tao of Stieb said...
No doubt. Well put, Mattt.
- September 16, 2009 at 1:58 PM
- jroberts said...
Wow, what a bitchy little elbow throw that was from Posada. Between this, A-Rod's playoff slap, and A-Rod's d-bag "I got it" call, the Yankees sure do keep it classy, don't they?
- September 16, 2009 at 2:40 PM
- Darren Priest said...
Sports writers write the darndest things.
Way to open a can of whoop ass, Tao!
Yeah, Barry, it's only acceptable to say that shit about France.
- September 16, 2009 at 2:45 PM
Surprise of all surprises, yankee announcer Mike Kay is taking Toronto's side on his radio show! MIracle of all miracles. I can't believe he's ripping his mate Posada.....hath hell freezed over?
- September 16, 2009 at 3:14 PM
- eyebleaf said...
I hope Tallet unleashes fury tonight.
- September 16, 2009 at 3:35 PM
Looks like hipster douche is right on the money. Anyone know his email? I would like to send an invitation for him to come up to Canada and show him the highway of heroes so he can see how we honour our soldiers, rather than belittling others. Then promptly stomp his balls and bust his nose.
- September 16, 2009 at 4:33 PM
Good post, but stick to baseball. It's clear you choose to have knowledge in just one sport. :)
- September 16, 2009 at 4:55 PM
- Tao of Stieb said...
Oh, I have hockey knowledge to spare. It's just that it is not the same stale axioms that have been passed around puckheads for the better part of five decades.
Hockey can be a great sport. It's just too bad that there are so many goofs talking about it.
- September 16, 2009 at 5:12 PM
great post, nobody ever shits on the american military
- September 16, 2009 at 5:35 PM
- Jayszone93 said...
That guy is a classless loser... Does he not know Canada has suffered about 3-4x more casualties per capita than any other nation in Afghanistan.... Prick...
- September 16, 2009 at 6:02 PM
No dice on Ethier. His numbers against lefties are horrible. If you're going to trade Doc, at least get back a guy who can hit from both sides.
- September 17, 2009 at 12:47 AM
- Jayszone93 said...
The Dodgers wouldn't even dream of sending Andre Ethier for Roy Halladay so we can just nip this one in the bud for good.
- September 17, 2009 at 12:29 PM
- KP said...
You sure love to poke those zombies Mr. Tao.
It's nice to see ANY athlete in ANY sport express their dislike for their adversaries by way of their fists.
I see too many athletes earn millions upon millions of dollars without ever appearing to be excited, angry, despondent or otherwise nonplussed.
Throwing some flying elbows and laying the smackdown on the NY Skankees might be the ONE thing in the past month that has made the Jays fun to watch.
OK Hallady, Lind and Hill are nails ball players... but that's it. It really is.
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Seth Grahame-Smith is the author of Unholy Night.
I know it's strange to be thinking about October right now, but whenever I write, in a way that's always where I am. Growing up in Connecticut, it always held a special place in my heart — "a rare month for boys," as Ray Bradbury begins Something Wicked This Way Comes.
It was everything: The way the dying leaves clung to tree branches and crunched underfoot. The first wisps of chimney smoke that wafted in the evening air. The promises of free candy and a good World Series. These were the miniature miracles of my 12-year-old life.
I worshiped at the altar of Stephen King in those days. (I still do, in a way that's unbecoming a grown man, but I make no apologies for my faith, no sir.) In fact — and this is the hand-on-the-Bible truth — I was holding a paperback copy of The Shining when I first laid eyes on a dead body. I was headed to sleep-away camp when our bus came upon the scene of an accident. A car had landed upside down in the water. Despite the panicked orders from our chaperones to "look away, look away," I watched as rescuers pulled one of the bodies out.
It was a year before I found the courage to finish that paperback.
Why am I telling you this?
Because while Stephen King frightened and thrilled me, Ray Bradbury's Something Wicked haunted me. Spoke to me. Crawled under my skin and stayed there, like the face of that cold, graying corpse.
I first read Something Wicked in middle school. Not for class, but on the advice of my stepfather — a used- and rare-book dealer who kept some 5,000 volumes of horror and science fiction in our basement. I'd already tried my hand at Bradbury's other books, but he hadn't yet grabbed a hold of me with the sharp claws I'd hoped. But then, I was 12, and not quite ready. Something Wicked, however, was tailor-made.
I was nearly the same age as its young heroes, Jim Nightshade and Will Halloway. Best friends born just two minutes apart — one a minute before the midnight stroke on Halloween, one a minute after. Darkness and light, baby.
I was part Jim — daring and brash. But I was also the cautious, calculating Will. I recognized some of Will's father, Charles Halloway, in my own stepfather. Charles was a lover of books. A lion in winter who, it turns out, never really was much of a lion at all.
Things get going for Jim and Will when a carnival rolls into their small Midwestern town on the heels of a thunderstorm. A carnival led by the aptly named Mr. Dark, who comes bearing promises for the town elders: restored youth, second chances and fulfilled dreams. These all come for a price, of course. Namely, their souls.
Bradbury's carnival is everything we fear. It's age and death and failure. It's a foreign body, invading the ideal small town the way a virus invades a cell.
But for me, the true horror of the book wasn't the carnival or its soul-swallowing ringmaster. It was a hard truth — the truth that our parents weren't always the heroes we needed them to be.
Bradbury's adults were weak with temptation and worn down by regrets. They were real, and that was the horror of it all.
If The Shining terrified me with the possibility that my own father might try to kill me, Something Wicked posited something much more frightening and much more likely — that he wouldn't be able to save me if someone else did.
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This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Melissa Block.
And I'm Robert Siegel. We frequently tell you about the latest novels or works of nonfiction, but today, for our series You Must Read This, a book from the past. Writer Seth Grahame-Smith made his name with some twisted tales, including "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies." Here, he tells us about a novel that he fell in love with as a child.
SETH GRAHAME-SMITH: I worshipped at the altar of Stephen King in those days. In fact - and this is the hand-on-the-Bible truth - I was holding a copy of "The Shining" when I saw my first dead body. Why am I telling you this? Well, because Stephen King frightened and thrilled me, but he didn't haunt me. I didn't even know a book could do that, not until I read "Something Wicked This Way Comes" by Ray Bradbury. It crawled under my skin and stayed there, like the face of that corpse.
I read it in middle school, not for class, but on the advice of my stepfather. He was a used-book dealer, and we had around 5,000 horror and science fiction books in our basement. I'd already tried some other Bradbury books. They didn't grab hold of me with sharp claws. But then I was 12 and not quite ready. "Something Wicked," however, was tailor-made for me. I was almost the same age as its young heroes, Jim Nightshade and Will Halloway, best friends born just two minutes apart: one right before the midnight stroke on Halloween and one right after. Darkness and light, baby.
I was part Jim, daring and brash. But I also felt like the calculating Will. Things get going for the two boys when a thunderstorm rolls into their town, then a carnival. It's led by the aptly named Mr. Dark, who makes promises to the town elders - restored youth, second chances, fulfilled dreams - all for a price, of course - namely, their souls. Bradbury's carnival is everything we fear. It's age and death and failure. It's a foreign body invading the small town the way a virus invades a cell.
But for me, the real horror of the book was this: Our parents aren't always the heroes we need them to be. Bradbury's adults were weak with temptation, worn down by regrets. They were real, and that was the worst part.
SIEGEL: That's Seth Grahame-Smith. A movie version of his novel "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" comes out this summer. He was talking about Ray Bradbury's novel "Something Wicked This Way Comes." Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Advocating peace, equality and community, hundreds of Boulder-area residents gathered Monday to celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and to promote continuing the efforts of the slain civil rights leader.
Boulder City Councilwoman Suzanne Jones, speaking to a crowd of more than 200 people on the Pearl Street Mall, said she felt Colorado took some significant civil rights steps this past year with the passage of the Civil Unions Act and the ASSET bill to provide in-state tuition rates to undocumented Colorado college students.
"To reflect, to celebrate and to recommit ourselves to the causes of social justice and equality," Jones said. "...We've got a long ways to go."
Helping to spearhead the event in Boulder was the city of Boulder's Youth Opportunities Advisory Board.
"We tried to focus more on the youth this year," said 15-year-old Malie Minton, a member of the youth opportunities board.
That included having a collection of younger performers and singers and the creation of the #MLKBoulder hashtag to drum up support on social media.
Enrique Franco, director of the Phoenix program at I Have a Dream Boulder County, said the Martin Luther King Day celebration and march carried great significance for his 22 "Dreamers."
"A lot of our Dreamers are Latinos from immigrant families," he said. "So they're still fighting for their civil rights."
Franco started working with the class of nearly two dozen sixth-graders when they were in the second grade. Through that time, he has witnessed an immense amount of growth in the children's grades, sense of community and civic engagement.
Franco noted student Manuel Castro, who had difficulties with schoolwork, but has worked incredibly hard to bring up his grade point average.
"He's proof of it," Franco said, comparing Castro's growth to the idea of the American dream.
If Castro and the other 21 students get good enough grades this year, Franco promised to take them on a road trip to California and to visit San Diego State University, where he went to school.
"I want to show them that America is small," Franco said. "I'd like them to see the country as colleges everywhere ... It's just a matter of hard work."
In Old Town Lafayette, hundreds of people turned out for the Martin Luther King Jr. March for Peace.
The Lafayette event attracted local dignitaries such State Rep. Mike Foote, Boulder County Commissioners Deb Gardner, Elise Jones and Cindy Domenico, as well as Lafayette Mayor Christine Berg and a handful of past and present Lafayette City Council members.
But the day truly belonged to the youth. More than half of those in attendance Monday were students.
Finley Miranda, 9, marched Monday with her mother, Susan. This was Finley's fifth time taking part in Lafayette's annual celebration.
The significance of the day wasn't lost on the youngster.
"Peace is such an important thing. (Martin Luther King Jr.) fought for people to be treated equal," Finley said. "We're still marching to have peace."
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Not for the first time and surely not for the last, Microsoft has spoken about Games for Windows Live's "rocky start" and pledged again to continue improving it.
"The service started with the right intent, which was to bring Achievements, friends, multiplayer gaming and matchmaking in a really great way to PC," Microsoft interactive entertainment senior producer Kevin Unangst told CVG. "I think because it was designed originally as a partner to the console service more than the PC service, we had a rocky start."
Games for Windows Live (GFWL), not to be confused with Games for Windows or the Games for Windows Marketplace, is the service and client Microsoft uses to offer many features of Xbox Live in PC games. The GFWL suite offers developers ready-made solutions for DRM, achievements, friends, voice communication, matchmaking, an in-game marketplace for downloadable content, and more.
"We also didn't back it up with the most important thing, which is doing fantastic games to take advantage of the service. A network by itself isn't valuable--there needs to be great games to take advantage."
However, while GFWL has now attracted more developers and games, others have tried it and are now leaving. Relic used GFWL in Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II and its first expansion Chaos Rising but ditched it in favour of Valve's Steamworks for the second expansion, Retribution. Relic is also using Steamworks for Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine. IO Interactive's Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days also turned to Steamworks, after GFWL was used in the original Kane & Lynch: Dead Men.
Unangst explained that Microsoft is taking feedback from developers to improve the service. This includes the teams behind Age of Empires Online and Fable 3, games which MS owns and will be publishing.
"I look at it as like what Halo did for Xbox Live," he said, "where you had Bungie and Microsoft going back and saying 'to make a great multiplayer game here's some things I need in the service, here's my audience.'"
"I think the underpinnings are great," Unangst said, "I think it's going to continue to get better."


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Aphrodite, Venus, Penelope.
(Los abrazos rotos, Pedro Almodovar, 2009)
For more than twenty years Pedro Almodovar is shooting beautiful, Venusian movies (in the past with a clearly more Uranian and hysterical tone than today), which are always an especially sensuous delight due to his obvious enthusiasm for the striking composition of colours and shapes.
Modern mythology
Three years ago the Spanish director in his very own luscious style modernized the myth of Demeter and Persephone in a wonderful film ("Volver") about mothers and daughters losing and finding each other in the wake of sexual assaults by men.
His recent work, "Broken Embraces", seems to have been inspired by the mythical love triangle between Aphrodite, her unloved husband Hephaestus and her passionate lover Ares: Years before the time which the film starts with, a beautiful young woman gave in to the wooing of a rich, old man. She lived with him, loved him not, eventually cheated on him with a younger man, whom she fell in love with and thus provoked a desire for revenge in the cheated.
Yet for one of Almodovars multifaceted and peopled love-stories this is not enough. Flashbacks and late revelations gradually unravel an intricate web of consequential affairs, reluctant gratitude, difficult father-son-relations and relationships overshadowed by long-held secrets.
Melodrama and observance
All that melodrama, desire and jealousy, all that love and loss and grief although rich on sentiment never gets staged with corny sentimentality and never seems shallow in the face of kitsch. The tenderly amused and observant distance which Almodovar keeps towards his characters – and which in "Broken Embraces" is emphasized more than ever because of a multiple film-in-film-plot, adding a Uranian and Neptunian tone to the movie – regardless of sympathy or identification with them enables the audience to appreciate even guilt and gratitude, forgiveness and envy as a comprehensive cost of love and passion.
Yet the most beautiful thing is how, in spite of all the tragedy, lightness and vitality foster hope. It's like someone saying "hey, that's life – don't worry, it will always go on". In that sense "Broken Embraces" is an encounter between the forces of Taurus and Scorpio.
A director and his characters
Gender relations, obsessions and love-stories have been the main topics of every Almodovar-movie so far. With regard to one of the two possible horoscopes [1] for him this not only matches his sun in Libra but also the prominent strong square aspect between Venus and Mars in the deeply dramatic signs of Scorpio and Leo. The two planets are furthermore accompanied by Moon in conjunction with Venus and Pluto standing next to Mars.
24 September 1949, Calzada de Calatrava, Spanien, birth time unknown
In "Broken Embraces" both gender archetypes from this horoscope
are split in two: The main male character Mateo/Harry, who is a strong and
confident man of action, a creative director and a generous and protective
lover, not losing his lust for life even after the tragic loss of his love
and his eye-sight, presents a wonderful embodiment of Mars in Leo. His Plutonian
shadow is the rich and powerful, obsessive and even violent Ernesto, who
is driven by his need for power and control and to whom Lena, the Venus-character
in the film, played by gorgeous Penelope Cruz, is bound by feelings alternating
between self-interest, gratitude and calculation. What brings us to the Scorpio-aspect
of said Venus: She is dazzling, sexy and manipulative, an iron-willed actress,
but also passionate and full of devotion and of course a femme fatale as
dangerous as endangered by her beauty and vulnerability. It is hers to experience
the greatest fear of the Plutonian darkness – which is only too familiar
to her – and finally to fall victim to the unleashed violence and the
schemes of others.
24 September 1951, 10.00 pm, Calzada de Calatrava, Spain
After all the female archetype in this movie as in Almodovars horoscope also has (at least) two faces: there is still Judit, Mateo's/Harry's agent and caring friend, mothering him just the same as her nearly adult son and taking care of his daily needs almost as a wife – or mother. Her possessive love, displaying a passionate and occasionally excessive protection instinct, her desire to be needed and her manipulative concealment of important facts make her a very suitable incarnation of a Scorpio-Moon.
Thus "Broken Embraces" not only offers the sensuous as well as intellectual pleasure of a luxuriously photographed and excellently observed melodrama, but also a fine example of how a director's horoscope-constellations (and that means his internal personas) might be incorporated in his film characters…
Vesna Ivkovic studied literature and linguistics, sociology, philosophy and history and as well took a profound interest in psychology, mythology and different belief systems. Along the way she also explored various paths of body awareness such as the martial arts of Kung Fu, Dance, Yoga, Qi Gong and several other methods of body work and motion arts. In 1993 she discovered astrology as an instrument of knowledge and graduated in 2004 in Markus Jehle's and Petra Niehaus' master class at the Astrology Center Berlin. You can find out more about the author and her work on her own website www.astrosemiotics.de
The Cinemascope is meant to give an overview of current movies and their main themes from an astrosemiotical perspective (i.e.: regarding film as semiotic system and translating it into the astrological semiotic system). A well made movie not only has a story and a certain theme, it also provides a special atmosphere, a certain feeling and it draws us into its very own world. This basic quality that is contrived through characters, plot, setting and many other components also translates into one or more astrological principles. Quite simply: a fast-paced action-flick confronts us with plain Aries energy, a horror-movie evokes Scorpio-like abysmal depths and fears etc. We step out of the theatre and – if the film succeeded in sucking us in – find ourselves dwelling on and engaging in that special energetic quality.
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The National Football League released its 2013 regular-season schedule on Thursday.
It will open with the Super Bowl XLVII Champion Baltimore Ravens traveling to Denver to clash with the Broncos on Thursday, Sept. 5 in a rematch of last season's thrilling AFC Divisional Playoff game.
Instead of opening their campaign at home, the Ravens were sent to Denver because the Orioles are playing in Baltimore that night and Major League Baseball was unable to move the contest.
Kickoff weekend features 13 Sunday games on Sept. 8. The Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers will again face each other to open the season, except this year the game will be at Candlestick Park. The primetime matchup features the New York Giants heading to Dallas to take on the Cowboys.
The first Monday night will again be a doubleheader, with Chip Kelly to make his highly-anticipated NFL head coaching debut as his Philadelphia Eagles travel to Washington to battle with the Redskins. The San Diego Chargers host the Houston Texans in the nightcap.
The Thanksgiving games get started with the Detroit Lions hosting the Packers. Dallas is at home against the Oakland Raiders in the middle tilt, with the Pittsburgh Steelers visiting the Ravens in an AFC North clash in the nightcap.
This year's schedule also features plenty of returning visits.
Peyton Manning should get an overwhelmingly warm response when he makes his first trip to Indianapolis when the Broncos face the Colts in primetime on Sunday, Oct. 20. Manning spent 13 seasons with the Colts, then sat out all of 2011 due to several neck surgeries before being released by the team and subsequently signing with Denver.
Highlighting the 14-game NFL Network Thursday night slate, new Chiefs head coach Andy Reid will make his first appearance in Philadelphia since being fired by the Eagles when Kansas City heads to Lincoln Financial Field on Sept. 19.
Rematches of the 2012 conference championship games will occur in Week 16. The New England Patriots will be in Baltimore on Sunday night, Dec. 22, while the Atlanta Falcons host the 49ers the very next night.
Three games will be played outside the United States.
The Buffalo Bills' annual home game in Toronto will take place during Week 13 when they play the Falcons on Dec. 1.
London will get two contests this season. The Minnesota Vikings will be the home team against the Steelers during Week 4 on Sept. 29, while the Jacksonville Jaguars will host the 49ers during Week 8 on Oct. 27.
Another edition of the "Manning Bowl" will take place in Week 2 on Sept. 15, when the Broncos visit the New York Giants.
Byes for teams go from Week 4 through Week 12 and flex scheduling, where times of games can be changed for Sunday night matchups, start in Week 11.
Once again, every Week 17 contest will pit divisional opponents against one another, with all games to be held on Sunday, Dec. 29.
Wild Card weekend is set for January 4-5, with the divisional round the following weekend. The AFC and NFC championship games will be played Sunday, Jan. 19.
Super Bowl XLVIII is scheduled for Feb. 2, 2014 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J.


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LONGMONT -- A man who is younger than 21 was killed in a hit-and-run crash at about 10:10 p.m. Monday on the 2200 block of North Main Street, according to police.
Police were called at about 10 p.m. for a fight that was moving through the area, according to police Cmdr. Jeff Satur.
The victim was running from the fight when he was hit by a car on the southbound lanes of Main Street, Satur said.
An officer at the scene immediately called for an ambulance, reporting that the victim had suffered "massive head trauma." That call was made at 10:10 p.m.
"The car that hit the person left the scene," Satur said.
An ambulance took the victim to Longmont United Hospital. Left on the street, at the scene of the crash, were the victim's two white tennis shoes and red Chicago Bulls cap.
About 50 feet south of that scene sat a white Toyota sedan with heavy front-end damage on the driver's side. That car, however did not hit the victim, according to Satur; rather, it hit one of the cars that was leaving the scene, one of which hit the person, he said.
Although officers initially said they were looking for a red Impala, Satur said it's not clear if that car hit the person. Police also were looking for a gray van.
Additional officers were called to the scene and to Longmont United Hospital to interview witnesses, as the crash was still under investigation as of 11:30 p.m.
The southbound lanes of Main Street were closed between 23rd and 22nd avenues; Satur expected they would be closed until at least 1:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Victoria Camron can be reached at 303-684-5226 or email@example.com.


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Jeffco libraries will maintain their level of services in 2013 despite another revenue shortfall, a half-dozen mountain-area residents learned on Saturday.
The $430,000 shortfall is a result of fewer property-tax dollars being collected and an increase in costs the library must pay the county, Pam Nissler, Jefferson County Public Library executive director, said during a community forum at Evergreen Library.
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Ahead of the Brandywine Valley's premiere spring social event, Point-to-Point, Winterthur has arranged pre-event activities to help guests prepare for the excitement and pageantry of the 35th annual steeplechase on May 5.
Ahead of the Brandywine Valley's premiere spring social event, Point-to-Point, Winterthur has arranged pre-event activities to help guests prepare for the excitement and pageantry of the 35th annual steeplechase on May 5.
Tailgating tips
For those who want to prepare the most festive tailgate spread for the event on May 5, there are three opportunities to learn from local celebrity chefs, master Chef Jennifer Behm and Julio Lazzarini. Their demonstrations will include tips and tastings to "spice up" your tailgate. Join them at these classes:
Wednesday, March 20, 6:30 – 8:30 pm -- Cooking Demonstration at Kitchen & Company Christiana, Center Pointe Plaza, 1307 New Churchman's Rd., Christiana.
Wednesday, April 3, 6:30 – 8:30 pm -- Cooking demonstration at BBC Tavern, 4019 Kennett Pike, Greenville.
Wednesday, April 10, 6:30 – 8:30 pm -- Cooking Demonstration at Kitchen & Company Wilmington, Route 202 Shopping Center, 5333 Concord Pike, Wilmington.
Limited to 30 people. $20 per person (includes recipes).
For more information, PLEASE USE THE SIGN-UP LINK AT winterthur.org/ptp. For any additional information, please call 888.4992.
Win a Tailgate Spot
Guests are invited to attend a special Tamaya Wines event on Friday, April 12, 6:30 - 8:30 pm at the BBC Tavern & Grill, 4019 Kennett Pike, Greenville.
What to Wear
For the perfect ensemble in keeping with the grand horse racing tradition of beautiful headwear and a striking dress that celebrates spring, arrangements have been made for a day of shopping:
Thursday, April 18, 1:00 – 5:00 pm — Helen Kaminski Anniversary Hat Trunk Show featuring the official headpiece of Point-to-Point, the Vilamoura design, at Houpette Powder Mill Shopping Center, Greenville.
INVITATION ONLY — Thursday April 18, 6:00 – 8:00 pm — Private Point-to-Point Party shopping event at Peter Kate boutique, Powder Mill Shopping Center, Greenville, Delaware, 19807. Food and wine provided by Lisa's Gone Nuts.
For more information about the activities planned before and during the 35th Annual Point-to-Point, visit winterthur.org/ptp.
Winterthur — known worldwide for its preeminent collection of American decorative arts, naturalistic gardens, and research library for the study of American art and material culture — offers a variety of tours, exhibitions, programs, and activities throughout the year. General admission includes a tour of some of the most notable spaces in the 175-room house as well as access to the Winterthur Garden and Galleries, special exhibitions, a narrated tram tour (weather permitting), the Campbell Collection of Soup Tureens, and the Enchanted Woods children's garden. $18 adults; $16 for students and seniors; $5 for ages 2–11. Tickets are valid for two consecutive days.
Museum hours are 10 am to 5 pm, Tuesday–Sunday. Winterthur, located on Route 52, six miles northwest of Wilmington, Delaware, and five miles south of U.S. Route 1, is closed on Mondays (except during Yuletide), Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day. Winterthur is committed to accessible programming for all. For information, including special services, call 800.448.3883, 302.888.4600, or TTY 888.4907, or visit winterthur.org.


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Week 2 – Paid Online Genealogy Tools:
Which paid genealogy tool do you appreciate the most?
What special features put it at the top of your list?
How can it help others with their genealogy research?
This challenge runs from Sunday, January 8, 2012 through Saturday, January 14, 2012.
52 Weeks of Abundant Genealogy (http://www.geneabloggers.com/tag/52-weeks-of-abundant-genealogy/) by Amy Coffin is a series of weekly blogging prompts (one for each week of 2012) that invite genealogists and others to discuss resources in the genealogy community including websites, applications, libraries, archives, genealogical societies and more. You do not have to be a blogger to participate. If you do not have a genealogy blog, write down your thoughts on your computer, or simply record them on paper and keep them with your files.
This one is easy. I use Ancestry.com. Two reasons for that is the number of types of records that are found there, and the records and types of records.
The second reason is the ability to use Genealogy Management software with the records on Ancestry.com.
I think the best example happened a couple of days ago. I was looking at and working on my own ancestry, doing some clean up of the file after 12 years of using the same file. Am taking the tile to make sure that some old data / information is brought up to the way I am handing that information now.
I found a Shaky Leave (Hint) for my Father. I haven't seen a new hint for a number of years. There were TWO new Hints. Wow! One was an obituary for him, but the second was a link to the Burlington County records website, where I can order the death record for my father. I have NOT seen that one before, nor that type of record. Both of this hints lead to an Index on Ancestry with a link to an external website, where the record could be ordered.
The best news here is that I didn't even have to "go looking for it" it came to me.
I did a Web Merge, from Ancestry.com into my Family Tree Maker Version 2012 file with the Link, downloaded, filling in a form, and am ordering his death record.
I do find two other Paid Website very, very helpful.
Fold3.com and GenealogyBank.
Many of the Civil War records that I have posted on this Blog have come from Fold3. Great military website.
I have listened to Tom Kemp, of GenealogyBank, on a couple of webinars. Somewhere during each of his talks, I hear "and don't forget about newspapers". I am not sure he uses those exact words, but that is what I hear.
One evening, I was attending a local Family History Interest Group, and the talk was to be about GenealogyBank, but the Library Edition, as we meet at a local library. I had just listened to Mr. Kemp talk, and took a chance at doing a search for a story that had taken place at Montmorenciy (talked many times here about that). The story was that one of the owners of that house had been murdered. Hum. A very quick search on GenealogyBank found THE newspaper article that told, in vivid detail on what happened.
These paid websites have helped me move from being a "name collector" to more of a Family Historian. That is to put Stories about the Names that I have. To me, it makes them real.
Side Note: I am still waiting for GenealogyBank to have THE newspaper that has the story of my Grandfather and two of his siblings, arriving in Philadelphia, PA in 1897, where they were NOT met when they arrived by train, with name tags on their toes, after their parents and grandparent died. The story goes that they were taken to a police station, a news paper article posted, and relatives arrived to pick them up. There was a communications issue with the folks that were to pick them up, due to a Ship Wreck on the Jersey Shore that messed up the mail. Can't find that article either. BUT I keep an eye on the GenealogyBank Blog for their updates.


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Tech 911, Inc. Wishing you a blessed New Year and a safe and happy holiday
December is a busy month for the extended family at Tech 911 as it celebrates two major milestones. December 3rd marks the five-year anniversary of Tech 911 and the birthday of its founder and owner, Christopher Dias. Tech 911 is the brainchild of Chris Dias and the byproduct of hard work, ingenuity, strong family values and a great team of dedicated and skilled technicians. It is also the single destination in Warwick for all your computer needs - 24/7 - either on-site in its bright and busy store, or via remote access. Tech 911 is your #1 "go-to" place for any and all of these services, and so much more:
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• On-site Computer Repair
• Off-site Backup Service
• Web Design
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This fall, Tech 911 not only expanded its floor space, it also added two new talented members to its team, April Cox as the "helpdesk" member who oversees the remote support division and Ron Stabile, a Navy veteran and former intern, now on board full time. All these additions have further improved the capacity of Tech 911 to deliver prompt, professional and customized help to it growing list of customers.
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Tech 911, Inc. is a family owned and operated computer technology company. As such, it highly values its customers and is 100% committed to their satisfaction. Owner Christopher Dias, now the father of two little "computer geeks" (welcome to the world baby Alexander) has worked single-mindedly to earn his reputation of honesty, integrity and professionalism. When you are in need of help with your computer, you can be certain Chris and his devoted team will make every effort to make your experience here worthwhile.
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How to Reset Default Search Engine to Uninstall Loading-system32.net
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CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Doc Neeson, the charismatic frontman for the seminal Australian rock band the Angels, has died. He was 67 years old.
Friend and publicist Catherine Swinton said Bernard "Doc" Neeson died from brain cancer in his sleep at his Sydney home on Wednesday.
The Angels became Australia's highest-paid band by the late 1970s and continued with a string of hits into the 1990s, with Neeson as singer/songwriter.
Neeson is survived by his partner Annie Souter and four children.


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If one of your resolutions for 2014 is to get your closet organized, you have a lot of company. Keeping clothes and accessories neat, clean and ready to wear takes more effort that many are willing to expend.
People ignore the task for any number of reasons, including lack of time; angst over how to do it; and fear of letting go (or admitting you spent too much money on stuff you never wear).
But if you're in need of a little closet control, we're here to help. Local fashion experts have some suggestions on how whittling your wardrobe might actually be good for your pocketbook as well as your image.
Marian Rothschild, an image consultant and author who has a maddeningly neat closet in her Boulder home, insists that organizing your wardrobe can be "life-changing.
"People who do it can cut down a lot of stress and time spent getting ready," says Rothschild, who recently compiled her wardrobe and image advice in the book "Look Good Now and Always."
In the process of editing your closet, you'll find things that are perfectly fine that you no longer wear because they don't fit, they don't suit you or you're tired of them. If those items are stylish and in good condition, you can re-purpose them in a couple of ways — by swapping them with a friend, or maybe making a little money by reselling them in a consignment store. More about those options in a bit.
1. Sort and edit
First, it's time to tackle the main chore. "Edit your closet and remove things you're not wearing," Rothschild instructs. Put the items you remove into three piles: donate; clean or repair; consign or swap.
Next, arrange what you're keeping so that everything is clean and wrinkle-free and ready at a moment's notice.
Rothschild arranges her clothes on a double-hang rack so that all the shirts and jackets hang on the top and are sorted by color, from light to dark. On a rack below are skirts and pants. Longer dresses hang to the side.
Belts and scarves are also displayed on hangers; shoes are on shelves, and sweaters, T-shirts and other items are folded and put on shelves or in drawers. Frequently worn necklaces are displayed on the vanity in the bathroom.
Also in or near the closet you need two things: a full-length mirror and good lighting. "We see people from head to toe," she says. "If you're only using the bathroom mirror, you're not seeing your hemline and that a skirt or dress doesn't hit at the right place. Or that you're wearing shoes that don't do anything for the outfit. I also always recommend turning around and using another mirror to see the outfit from the back."
If you've got meetings, social events or other occasions coming up and you need to decide what to wear, try things on and pick an outfit in advance so you won't be in a jam the morning of an important event.
"I just did a 'dress-up' and spent some time putting things together to see how they looked and fit," she said.
Rothschild recommends you do a closet edit at least twice a year: in the spring and fall. "Take a good look and be brutally honest," she says. "Ask yourself, 'What's in there that I will never wear again? If you have well-made classics, maybe designer things, that have some style but you're not currently wearing, move them to the back of the closet or a different closet."
Similarly, keep your most-worn items handy and at eye level. Put garments you don't wear regularly down below or on a higher shelf.
She's not a hanger snob, but Rothschild still likes to have them all the same, so she stores her tops on white plastic hangers and pants on the plain wire trouser hangers you get at the dry cleaners.
Once the closet is organized, it's time to deal with those other piles. The easiest one to dispense with is the items to donate to such organizations as Dress for Success. You can claim a tax donation and the charity will benefit from the goods.
For garments that need cleaning, repairs or tailoring, decide how much it will cost you and if it's worth the time and money.
2. Swap, don't shop
The third pile — clothes and accessories that are still in style and in good condition that you don't want to give away — can have a new life when swapped with friends.
Swapping is a no-cost way to get new-to-you fashion items and pare down your wardrobe.
Don't know how to run an exchange? Take advice from Stacey Johnson, who has organized fashion swaps for 6 to 60 women and now sells It's a Fashion Swap Party kits. Assembled in what looks like a paint can, the $48 kit includes instructions, invitations, cocktail napkins, straws, drink stirrers and a T-shirt for the hostess. It can be purchased at Johnson's website, itsafashionswapparty.com
The key is to assemble a stylish group and have fun, says Johnson, an entrepreneur who uses her marketing background in business ventures that have a repurposing or vintage spin.
"Look at your social circle and invite those people who love fashion and have on-trend, covetable wardrobes," she says.
Plan the event at least three weeks in advance so a minimum of six to eight friends will have time to go through their wardrobes and find pieces to swap.
Set up the space so that it looks appealing. Get a rolling rack to hold hanging items. Put jewelry on trays. Merchandise vignettes like you'd see in a boutique. Have mirrors handy.
Offer guests food and beverages as they arrive and lay out the ground rules. You get to pick the same number of items as you bring. When several people want the same item, try a "coin toss or rock, paper scissors," Johnson says.
Encourage guests to try on outfits or individual pieces. "Part of the fun is the camaraderie fashion inspires in us," Johnson says.
Items not claimed should be donated to charity at the end of the event.
3. Consign and recoup investment
Selling clothes and accessories via consignment is another way to recoup some of the investment you've made in your wardrobe.
Shop owners such as Casey Burnette of Ali's Closet in Cherry Hills Village says she sees an uptick in consignors at this time of year as women clean out their closets.
Burnette says to turn all the hangers in your closet so the curved hook on the top faces out, and flip them the other direction as you wear them. After a couple of months, it will be obvious which items you haven't worn. "We all tend to wear the same things over and over, so remove those hangers that are still facing out and consider consigning them," she says.
Like many upscale consignment stores, Burnette is picky and accepts only clothes and accessories that are high-quality or designer brands. Items must be freshly laundered or dry-cleaned.
She splits the sales price with clients 50-50, but other stores vary in how they pay consignors. Some retailers offer cash or store credit on the spot; others will keep the items for sale a designated amount of time — usually no more than 90 days — and either donate unsold pieces to a charity or have the consignor pick them up.
Burnette recommends calling and/or visiting several consignment stores before making an appointment to have the owner look at your clothes. Shops cater to a variety of customers, and after you see what a given store has on its shelves and racks, you'll have an idea of whether or not your clothes would be a fit there. "You can also tell that if the things you are wearing when you go in look like they could fit right into the store," it's a match, she says.
4. Another way to save money: Rent
A category in many women's closets that represents a lot of money, but not necessarily a good investment, is special-occasion clothing. Cocktail dresses and black-tie gowns tend to be pricey, and most women don't have that many occasions to wear them.
Burnette is tapping into that market by renting party clothes."I have so many people who come in looking for full-length dresses for a gala, or something to wear to a wedding, cocktail party or cruise," she says. Ali's Closet charges $30 or $60 to rent a dress for a four-day period, and Burnette throws in a shrug or wrap at no extra charge if one if available.
She's offering dresses in sizes from 0 to 12 and a wide range of styles and brands. Burnette says customers have already reserved dresses for Valentine's Day.
"I had a Christian La-croix dress that was originally $4,000 sit in the store for a while. Even for a resale price of $500 it was expensive to buy and wear for just one evening, but renting it for $60 was perfect."
Besides getting to wear a designer dress for a night, the customer is left with a good feeling, because the frock goes back to the shop and doesn't have to sit in her closet and wait for another special occasion to make an appearance.
Suzanne S. Brown: 303-954-1697, sbrown@ denverpost.com ortwitter.com/suzannebro


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Honors Night will be held on April 22
Taft Union High School seniors will receive more than $175,000 in college scholarships at Honors Night from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, April 22.
Private individuals and representatives from businesses and foundations will hand deliver the scholarships to more than 75 students.
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When he got up to speak Tuesday at a public hearing on the big new Apple headquarters planned near his house, Patrick Robbins had the markings of a potentially unhappy neighbor. "You've heard a lot from me already, and you'll hear a lot more,'' he said.
I thought: Here's a brave man. The crowd at the Quinlan Community Center in Cupertino overwhelmingly backed the project. Standing up and expressing less than total fervor was like appearing at the pep rally of a high school opponent in your letter jacket.
But no, that wasn't quite it. Robbins, who lives in Santa Clara, doesn't oppose the project. He just wants to limit its impact. In an odd way, he wound up giving Apple and its spaceship-like building more of an endorsement than all the hosannahs from its backers.
Take the parking garage planned across from his house. Understandably, Robbins did not want to look at an ugly structure. So he called Eric Morley, Apple's ambassador to the neighbors. And presto, chango: The garage will have art on its exterior.
It went that way for most of the afternoon Tuesday as Apple unveiled its plans for the 2.8 million-square-foot structure designed by Sir Norman Foster (The readers of this column have christened it "The Core,'' but if you call it "The Spaceship,'' we understand).
Mango tea
No detail seemed too small for the Apple planners. Outside the hearing, in the expectation that a discussion of traffic impacts and riparian corridors would cause hunger, caterers had set up a snack of pizza, with extras like pickles and mango tea.
One by one, representatives of virtually every interest group got up to sing the project's praises. The disabled community. The bicyclists. The building trades. Even the postmistress of Cupertino predicted that mail to the new headquarters would help save the post office.
By that, I don't mean to say that the project, which Steve Jobs first proposed in the last months of his life two years ago, is beyond legitimate criticism. A traffic simulation showed that the southbound ramp to Highway 280 at Wolfe Road will back up badly at afternoon rush hour.
A letter from a neighbor to the editor of the Mercury News Wednesday decried the structure as a "fortress.'' And you can raise legitimate doubts about Apple's goal to have 34 percent of the trips in other than single-vehicle cars, even with a fleet of shuttle buses.
Finding oaks
For me, the compelling detail was the trees. The environmental impact report says Apple plans to plant more than 6,200 trees, though it has to remove as many as 3,600 in construction. Dan Whisenhunt, Apple's director of real estate and facilities, explained that the company has been hand-selecting oaks in northern California for the site.
You knew then Steve Jobs' DNA had not vanished. Apple's stock price may be down from its peak. But the spirit of the man who looked at hundreds of shades of white for the perfect color still lives at Pruneridge Avenue and Wolfe Road.
The planners had to do their duty Tuesday when they pointed out that a "reduced density'' building would be the best environmental option. Cupertino officials than asked Whisenhunt whether that would be acceptable. They smiled when he answered with a single word: "No.''
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I installed my LVL10 in my Emag today. I ended up going with 1.0 carrier, 2 shims, medium spring. I put some paint in the breech halfway and it won't chop so it seems like everything's fine other than my velocity is very inconsistent. I first set up the gun using my original stock Emag spring and my velocity was always in the 270 range but when I switched to the LVL10 springs velocity went wild. I tried the longest spring first but I couldn't get the velocity down low enough. It was over 300 everytime. Then I went with the medium spring and I was able to get it lower but it's too inconsistent. I tried the next largest carrier but it leaks. Shims shouldn't make any difference so I didn't change them at all. I just put 2 as a starting point and they seem fine. I'm using a J&J Edge barrel kit so I tried the different bore sizes and the paint (Diablo Blaze) doesn't seem to be the most consistently sized stuff either) which of course might be the problem. With the medium spring I'm shooting anywhere in between 255-310. The paint size might be the problem as I'll shoot one at 255 and then I'll shoot 4-5 that are all around 280ish and then one will be 300. Maybe it's just a bad paint/barrel match but I want to make sure it's not something with the LVL10 that's causing this, or at least contributing to it. I need more consistency to play tournaments that's for sure.
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Huskers Conclude Gopher Invitational
Minneapolis, Minn.- The Nebraska mens tennis team concluded the Gopher Invitational Sunday at the Baseline Tennis Center.
In singles action NU's Brandon Videtich defeated Denver's Preben Bjorne 6-2, 3-6, 10-5. The Husker's Andre Stenger fell in a hard fought battle to Denver's Jens Vorkefeld 6-7, 6-3, 10-4. Nebraska's Bradford Zitsch fell to Eric Frueh 7-6, 6-4. NU's Dusty Boyer lost to Minnesota's Rok Bonin 6-1, 6-4. The Husker's Marc Hermann was defeated by Leandro Toledo 6-3, 6-3, 10-5. Nebraska's Tom Blackwell fell to Minnesota's Ruben Weber 6-3, 6-3. NU's Sebastian Florczyk lost to Minnesota's Juan Pablo Ramirez 6-1, 6-0.
In doubles play Nebraska's duo of Videtich and Zitsch knocked off Denver's pair of Frueh and Ramirez 8-2. NU's Stenger and Boyer fell to Minnesota's Emment and Bonin 8-6. The Husker's Florczyk and Blackwell lost to Denver's Vorkefeld and Krammer 9-7.
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Rok Bonin (Minnesota) def. Dusty Boyer (Nebraska), 6-1, 6-4
Leandro Toledo (Minnesota) def. Marc Herrmann (Denver), 6-3, 3-6, 10-5
Jens Vorkefeld (Denver) def. Andre Stenger (Nebraska), 6-7, 6-3, 10-4
Ruben Weber (Minnesota) def. Tom Blackwell (Nebraska), 6-3, 6-3
Juan Pablo Ramirez (Minnesota) def. Sebastian Florczyk (Nebraska), 6-1, 6-0
Eric Frueh (Minnesota) def. Bradford Zitsch (Nebraska), 7-6, 6-4
Brandon Videtich (Nebraska) def. Preben Bjorne (Denver), 6-2, 3-6, 10-5
Froment/Bonin (Minnesota) def. Stenger/Boyer (Nebraska), 8-6
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Augusta's track and field team had two Orioles qualify for the Class 4A state meet next week by placing in the top four at the 4A Andale meet Friday afternoon.
Kyler Steinkamp took third place in the high jump event by clearing 6 feet, 2 inches with no scratches until 6'4". The other three qualifiers all were from Andale, including Garrison LeRock, a regional champion last year.
Chaydon Carter tied for third place in the boys 100-meter dash with a time of 11.41 seconds. Tyler Burns of Wichita Trinity won the regional title with a time of 11.15.
Other Orioles who competed include Riley Zerr, who narrowly missed qualifying for State by placing fifth in the 300-m hurdles.
Brandon Forsythe finished the 1600-m run in 5:12. Jake Hall finished in 5:19.
Senior Rebecca Winter competed in the shot put for the last time in her high school career. She had a throw of 29 feet, 7 inches for her best performance of the season.
Of her three races, Bailey Reichardt's best run was in the 400-m run, but she wasn't quite able to qualify for State.
The state meet will be at Cessna Stadium on Wichita State's campus next weekend. Both Steinkamp's and Carter's events will begin early Saturday morning.


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Huskers Drop 3-1 Match to Wichita State
Wichita, Kan. – The Nebraska volleyball team completed the 2013 spring season on Saturday with a 3-1 (22-25, 25-17, 19-25, 21-25) loss to Wichita State. The two teams played an extra fifth set of exhibition that the Huskers won 15-12. The Huskers finished the spring season with a 2-2 record.
The Huskers were led by Kelsey Fien on the day as she notched 14 kills on 37 swings. Amber Rolfzen tallied 10 kills on 32 swings, while Meghan Haggerty had nine kills and Morgan Broekhuis and Alexa Strange both had seven kills. Strange paced the Husker offense with 45 assists, while Kelsey Robinson led NU defensively with 28 digs and Hayley Thramer tallied seven total blocks.
Nebraska hit .154 for the match, while Wichita State hit .182. The Shockers out-dug NU 76-74, however the Huskers out-blocked WSU 16-12.


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T he average person consumes between 3,000 and 5,000 calories on Thanksgiving Day, which is definitely "more than anyone needs in a day," said Lindsay Lawes, a registered dietician and personal trainer for Boulder Nutrition and Exercise.
To avoid overeating, Lawes recommended these tools for staying on track on Turkey Day:
- Keep tabs on how high you're piling food on your plate. When it's full, it's full.
- Don't skip breakfast.
- Stick with the turkey's white meat, and pass on the skin.
- Choose pumpkin pie over apple or pecan. If you can't live without other types of pie, eat less of the crust.
- Wake up a half an hour early to get in a quick walk or jog before heading to the festivities.
- Scope out the choices before sitting down to eat. Then, only eat what you really want.
- If you're concerned about offending the chef (who might be a relative), take one bite of what they are eager for you to try. Then explain you're full.
- Avoid excess alcohol.
- Cook with low-fat milk, sour cream and cheese.
- Substitute unsweetened applesauce for oil or butter in recipes.
- Give yourself half an hour before going back for seconds.
In order to offset those calories, we've compiled a list of classes, fun runs and other activities to help keep you fit.
Mountain's Edge 'Turkey Earner' and 'Turkey Burner' classes
Mountain's Edge, 693 S. Broadway (303-494-5000), is hosting two Thanksgiving-themed classes on Thursday. The "Turkey Burner" class will be taught by four instructors and runs from 8:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. The class includes conditioning, dance, intervals, pilates and yoga.
The "Turkey Earner" spin class runs from 9-10:30 a.m. Mountain's Edge welcomes drop-ins for $15.
"Both of those classes get tapped out," said spokeswoman Grace Porritt. "They're by far our most popular classes of the year."
More information: mountainsedgefitness.com
Turley's Turkey Trot
The 5K trot starts at the University of Colorado-Boulder's research park at 10:00 a.m. Thanksgiving Day. Bring a canned food item or donation for the Boulder County Food Share Program, and exercise your feel-good muscles, too.
The race costs $15 in advance and $20 on race day. Boulder Road Runners President John Bridges says he expects more than 1,000 runners.
"It always gets the metabolism going," Bridges said. "That way you can enjoy your meals a little better."
More information: boulderroadrunners.org
The first-ever Cranksgiving race is taking place this Sunday to help you get a jump-start on earning your turkey.
Jim Savage, of Boulder Cycle Sport, 4580 N. Broadway St. (303-444-2453), asks riders of any skill level to bring $20 on race day, where they are given a map of designated grocery stores and a shopping list. The $20 goes toward buying the items listed for each store, and there is no registration fee. Riders can choose their own course, so expect to ride between eight and 10 miles.
The first person to get to the finish line with all of their food items and receipts wins the race, but it's really not about that, said Savage.
"It sort of is a race, but the main benefactor is going to be the charity that receives all the food," Savage said. "We just want to promote giving this time of year."
More information: bouldercyclesport.com/community/cranksgiving-boulder
Rally Sport Health and Fitness Club If you're just trying to maintain a somewhat normal workout schedule on Turkey Thursday, Rally Sport, 2727 29th St. (303-449-4800), opens at 5 a.m. and has childcare from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
"Thanksgiving has been a huge tradition of exercise for us, so we have a ton of special classes," said Rally Sport fitness director Erin Carson. "We are going to pack out the club that morning."
Rally Sport classes include yoga, spin, swim, conditioning and cardio. Personal trainers will also be available the morning of Thanksgiving Day if you need a little extra motivation from an outside source.
More information: rallysportboulder.com
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When and why did you start training for fighting? I starting training MMA in 2006 and it was just a natural transition from wrestling in college.
What ranks and titles have you held? Brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Do you have any heroes? No
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? It means testing myself against the best in the world.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? Yes, I have a degree in Criminal Justice from Bridgewater State College
What was your job before you started fighting? Police Officer
Specific accomplishments in amateur competition? Collegiate Wrestling : 4x All Conference, 1x Conference Champion 2008, NCAA Tournament Qualifier, All-Time Wins leader for Bridgewater State. BJJ: 1x World Champion, 2x World Medalist BJJ, 3x Pan Am Jiu-Jitsu Champion, 6x Pan Am Jiu-Jitsu Medalist.
Favorite grappling technique: Takedown Slams
Favorite Striking technique: Takedowns
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