Peters Township Rider Heading to the Interscholastic Equestrian Association National Finals

April 11, 2013, 6:23 am

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Peters Township Rider Heading to the Interscholastic Equestrian Association National Finals

Patch Peters, PA --

Olivia Bondi, an eighth grader at Peters Township Middle School, recently qualified for the IEA Hunt Seat National Finals in Syracuse, N.Y. and will compete in the Future Novice Over Fences division.

Olivia, her coach Becki Bloom, and fellow team member Annabelle LaRosa will
attend the finals April 19 through April 21.

Bondi rides for the Western Pennsylvania Equestrian Team, which is a member of the Interscholastic Equestrian Association. IEA athletes compete on a team and individual basis in the Hunt Seat discipline. The team is coached by Becki Bloom and rides out of Bloomfield Stables in Belle Vernon, PA.

The mission of the IEA is to introduce students in private and public middle and secondary schools to equestrian sports and to promote and improve the quality of equestrian competition and instruction.

During the 2012-2013 season, 7,100 riders participated in the IEA. Reported by Patch 3 days ago.

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Hurricane Relief Project Keeps 'Jerseylicious' Crew on Best Behavior

April 14, 2013, 8:21 pm

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Hurricane Relief Project Keeps 'Jerseylicious' Crew on Best Behavior

Patch Bridgewater, NJ --

Few events in the history of New Jersey have had the impact Superstorm Sandy had, with few left unaffected—or unmoved—by the massive destruction of the storm.

For the cast of "Jerseylicious," the storm left them without power just as it did thousands in the area, and for small business owners like Gatsby Salon owner Gayle Giacomo and Anthony Roberts Salon owner Anthony Lombardi the days without any business weighed heavily.

But that wasn't enough to keep Giacomo from recruiting Lombardi and his salon's staff to help with a fundraiser for the nearby families who suffered even greater losses.

"I want to do something to help the families," Giacomo says, as she and Lombardi begin planning the event.

She suggests offering $25 blow-outs, with funds going for hurricane relief, and she wants to offer free haircuts for anyone who suffered a greater loss in the storm. As Giacomo and Lombardi discuss ideas for the "Beauty Gives Back" event, they decide to include raffles, and a toy and clothing drive.

But there's a cloud.

"The only people we have to be worried about are Gigi (Liscio), Olivia (Blois-Sharpe) and Tracey (DiMarco)," Gayle says.

Lombardi tells his staff about the plans and invites them to participate—later, he tells DiMarco that "what happened at the book party can't happen here."

"We can't go on without knowing we can't get people together in a room or without killing each other," Lombardi says.

When he tells her Liscio might be there, DiMarco suggests telling Liscio not to drink.

Meanwhile, at Gatsby, Giacomo takes Liscio aside to talk to her about the upcoming event—and her behavior.

"I don't want any friction at this event," she says. "I never expected you, of all people, to act so crazy."

Everything seems set after Giacomo and daughter Christy Pereira, Gatsby Salon manager, also warn DiMarco "we can't have any of that crap here."

The day for the events arrives, and tensions are rising as the two salons staff gather and setup. Before opening the doors, Lombardi tries to rally the crew.

"Let's just put everything behind and try to work together as best we can," he tells the group. He notes there's a lot going on at Gatsby, with raffles, silent auctions, haircuts, blow-outs. "We have to do everything we can to help others after this storm."

The salon is packed; people come in to drop off donations and buy raffle tickets. Guests at the salon share their loses and express how appreciative they are of the event.

"Hurricane or no hurricane, I'm really thankful for what we were able to do today," Blois-Sharpe said.

It seems everything will be fine—until Jackie Bianchi tells Blois-Sharpe she can't stand around without telling Liscio how she feels. She corners Liscio in the salon kitchen and says she doens't appreciate the things said about her.

"I feel like what you did to Olivia was fake," she says.

Liscio denies ever saying anything bad about Blois-Sharpe—but before the two settle their disagreement, Pereira arrives with a box van full of donations she's collected.

After all of the haircuts, raffles, auctions and donations are totaled, Giacomo announces the event raised $7,700 for the RAINE Foundation (for "Reaching All in Need Everyday).

"I'm really happy we were able to come together and bring this off," Lombardi says.

Reported by Patch 6 hours ago.

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Tonight's TV highlights 15/04/2013

April 14, 2013, 11:10 pm

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The Hoarder Next Door | North Korea Undercover – Panorama | Fit To Rule: How Royal Illness Changed History | Broadchurch | Battle Scarred: Exit Wounds | Spartacus: War of the Damned | MTV Movie Awards | Live Indian Premier League Cricket

**The Hoarder Next Door*
9pm, Channel 4*

The return of the show in which psychotherapist Stelios Kiosses helps adults tidy their rooms. First up is Alison, who has spent £40,000 on ladybird-themed accessories, until her house resembles an insect zoo. Elsewhere, schoolteacher Jo can't move for puppets and donkey costumes. "I can just about make it into bed," she admits. Like many of Channel 4's Barnum-with-a-heart shows, it comes complete with that tinkly incidental music that puts one in mind of a mischievous Tim Burton hiding behind a bush. Ali Catterall

*North Korea Undercover – Panorama
8.30pm, BBC1*

In a show that will likely be edited at the last moment, considering current tensions, John Sweeney spends eight days undercover inside a land for which the description "police state" seems inadequate. Visiting the capital city, Pyongyang, the countryside beyond and the demilitarised zone on the border with South Korea, Sweeney discovers a country where an elite, frighteningly prepared to beat the drum for nuclear Armageddon, has brainwashed the people for generations. Jonathan Wright

**Fit To Rule: How Royal Illness Changed History*
9pm, BBC2*

The second part of Dr Lucy Worsley's exploration of monarchy and health covers the end of the Stuarts to the rise of the House of Hanover. James II is ditched by parliament, which then installs its own monarch, William III. We learn about Will's poor health – he moved to Hampton Court because of his asthma – as well as the gynaecological problems of his successor, Anne. The effervescent Worsley also investigates George III's manic episodes, and his son's problems with obesity and drugs. Martin Skegg

**Broadchurch*
9pm, ITV*

No previews were available for the final two episodes of Broadchurch, so we can all sit, noses pressed to screen, and find out who dunnit together. Before then, expect more twists and double-backs than a Beth Tweddle routine. It would be nice if DS Miller (Olivia Colman) strode in at the end and solved it after playing second fiddle to David Tennant's DI Hardy all series. Their acting has been rightly praised, but writer Chris Chibnall must also be heaped with acclaim for his densely woven web of misdirection. Julia Raeside

*Battle Scarred: Exit Wounds
10pm, Channel 5*

Chris Terrill is one of the latterday kings of embedded documentary. A kind of Ross Kemp – if Ross Kemp were an intelligent fiftysomething who had been awarded an honorary green beret by the Royal Marine Commandos – the guy can certainly walk it. This he has done in theatres of combat as dangerous as Helmand province and the social circle of Charlotte Church. Here, Terrill examines war's impact on the psychological state of its participants, speaking to ex-soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. John Robinson

**Spartacus: War of the Damned*
10pm, Sky1*

So, after lakes of blood have been shed, hundreds of foes spectacularly slain in stylised slo-mo, and vast acres of largely male, glowing flesh have been displayed on screen, Spartacus reaches its conclusion. From reading our history books we know what that means: Crixus and his army are already defeated. However, the writers have wrought the material bequeathed to them into a sad, yet uplifting ending in keeping with what has been an emotionally involving series, despite its comic-book tendencies. David Stubbs

*2013 MTV Movie Awards
9pm, MTV*

Can't help feeling that, so far after awards season, the MTV movie gongs look a bit like they're just copying what everybody else said. Luckily, there are less stuffy categories, such as Best Kiss and Best Fight. You don't get that at the Golden Globes. Rebel Wilson hosts proceedings, with Channing Tatum, Daniel Craig and Taylor Lautner tussling for the coveted best shirtless performance, while Jennifer Lawrence, Emma Watson, Anne Hathaway and Mila Kunis chase the more dignified best female performance. Ben Arnold

*Live Indian Premier League Cricket
3pm, ITV4*

The contrast between the half-empty stadiums that framed the recent India v Australia Test series and the packed houses attending the new IPL season represents an alarming ghost of cricket future. The 19th fixture of this tournament pits the handy Super Kings, led by India's beloved captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, against a thus-far underwhelming Warriors, who are perhaps over-reliant on the talents of Sri Lankan all-rounder Angelo Mathews. Andrew Mueller Reported by guardian.co.uk 3 hours ago.

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Vet of the Year award for Tim

April 15, 2013, 1:53 am

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This is Cornwall --

A Westcountry vet has won a top national accolade for his welfare work.

Tim Phillips, of Elm Veterinary Centre in Plymouth, was presented with the Vet of the Year Award 2013 by the Ceva Awards for Animal Welfare.

Tim was nominated by Douglas Hodge, from Pippins cattery, Plymouth, for his outstanding work with animals in Greece.

Tim and his wife, Angie, have used their own money and free time to treat animals on their holidays to Greece for the last 15 years.

The next trip, in May, will be their first to Arta, where the animals are "desperate" for treatment, according to Tim.

The couple attended the awards ceremony, with Douglas and his wife Olivia, at the Burlington Hotel in Birmingham.

Judges, finalists and guests were shown videos of the four finalists' work, before Tim was announced as the winner of the category.

It was the second year of the Ceva awards, which were created to recognise volunteers, children and veterinary professionals, such as Tim, who are dedicated to improving global animal welfare.

Tim said: "Angie and I were both delighted about the award.

"Winning highlights the work that is already going on in Greece, but I also hope it reminds people of what is yet to be done." Reported by This is 7 minutes ago.

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Benefit Ride, Festival to Help 6-Year-Old Leukemia Patient

April 15, 2013, 4:55 am

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Benefit Ride, Festival to Help 6-Year-Old Leukemia Patient

Patch Dallas-Hiram, GA --

A benefit ride has been scheduled on Saturday, May 4, to help six-year-old Olivia and her family. Olivia was recently diagnosed with Leukemia.

The cost is $20 per rider, $5 per passenger.

*Kickstands up at 12 p.m. Route will include a stop at Poole Elementary School where there will be a festival.
*T-shirts will be available for $10
*For more information visit Facebook.com/team.olivia.ride.

A festival will also be held at Poole Elementary School, from 12 to 4 p.m. The school's address is 1002 Wayside Lane Dallas, GA 30132. There will be food, games, inflatables, music, bake sale and vendor booths. T-shirts will be available for $10 and all event proceeds will go to Olivia and her family.

For more information visit: www.facebook.com/team.olivia.ride or email team.olivia@yahoo.com to volunteer, donate, reserve vendor booth, or become an event sponsor. Also, email olivia.ride@yahoo.com to register for the ride or for additional information. Reported by Patch 2 days ago.

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Young Track Stars Dominate Season's First Meet

April 15, 2013, 7:27 am

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Young Track Stars Dominate Season's First Meet

Patch Long Valley, NJ --

Sunny skies set the stage in Hopatcong on Sunday, April 7 for Long Valley Track & Field’s first meet of the season. The team came out strong with a 305:103 win, capturing top spots in many of the day’s events.

The girls dominated the 800m, commanding all three top spots in each age group. The boys also showed their strength, capturing two of the top spots in the 9-10 and 11-12 age groups and second place in the 13-15 age group. Molly Sabo (9-10) and Sarah Bhargaun (11-12) brought home first place finishes with times of 3:23 and 3:03. Luke Lusskin (11-12), finishing in 2:40, and Ava Lusskin (13-15), with a time of 3:02:17, were the fastest runners in the event.

The 13-15 boys dominated the 4 x 100m relay, finishing in a mere 55.3 seconds with Drew Munley, Alec DiLullo, Aidan Carrera and Christian Trimarchi setting the pace for the rest of the teams. The girls also captured the top spots in each age group for the relay. The 13-15 girls had Julia Casteneda, Hope Gough, Briana Harmon and Ava Lusskin leading the way to a strong finish at 1:02:89. The 11-12 girls team of Crystal Robinson, Gabriella Trimarchi and Jenna Datesman finished first with time of 1:07:33, while the 9-10 girls-Kelsey Collester, Maggie Layfield, Molly Sabo and Sarah Datesman- took the top spot with a finish in 1:17:30.

Performing well in the 100m sprint, Rosalie Olsen captured first place for the 9-10 girls, with an impressive time of 17.82, while Mara Stahlhut held onto first for the 13-15 girls, coming in at 15.18. It was a photo finish between two Long Valley runners for the 13-15 boys with Christian Trimarchi holding onto first in 13.66.

In the mile, Luke Lusskin again grabbed the top spot for boys with an impressive 5:58. Julia Casteneda stayed strong with a first place finish for the 13-15 girls in 6:34. The team also captured the top spot in the girls 9-10 with Molly Sabo coming in at 7:57 and Sarah Bhargara crossing the finish line first for the girls 11-12 in 7:12.

The 400m also showcased the team’s strength, capturing four different first place spots. Juliana Agnolet held the position for the 11-12 girls with a time of 1:28:02, with Sarah Datesman in first for the 9-10 girls with a time of 1:34:09. Christian Trimarchi (13-15) and Luke Lusskin (11-12) were the fastest boys in the event, with times of 1:12:49 and 1:12:71, respectively.

Rounding out the day’s events on the track, were Sarah Datesman (9-10; 40:35), James Zoella (11-12; 33:52) and Mara Stahlhut (13-15; 32:26) capturing top spots in the 200m event.

Off the track and onto the field, Taylor Parkinson-Gee had an impressive first place finish in the shot put with 36’ 5 ½”, while Shane Wojcicki also had a strong start to the season, finishing first for the 9-10 boys with 16’ 5 ¼”. Long jumpers Cathleen Cleary (9-10) and Crystal Robinson (11-12) also captured a first place finish, jumping 6’ 9” and 11’ 10” respectively.

*Long Valley Track & Field Results @ Hopcatcong 4/7/2013*

· 800m 9-10 Boys- Jeffrey Cianfrocca 3:25- Second, Patrick Kelly 3:35- Third
· 800m 9-10 Girls- Molly Sabo 3:23- First, Sophia Dolan 3:54- Second, Olivia St. Jacques 3:51.1- Third
· 800m 11-12 Boys- Luke Lusskin 2:40- First, Max Murata 2:57- Third
· 800m 11-12 Girls- Sarah Bhargaun 3:03- First, Rosie Lauezzari 3:24- Second, Sarah Daly 3:36- Third
· 800m 13-15 Boys- Evan Carpenter 2:46- Third
· 800m 13-15 Girls- Ava Lusskin 3:02.17- First, Sarah Madden 3:14.79- Second, Ashton Young 3:23.46- Third
· 4 x 100m Relay- First Place
· 9-10 Girls- 1:17.30
· Kelsey Collester, Maggie Layfield, Molly Sabo and Sarah Datesman
· 11-12 Girls- 1:07.33
· Crystal Robinson, Gabriella Trimarchi and Jenna Datesman
· 13-15 Boys- 55.30
· Drew Munley, Alec DiLullo, Aidan Carrera and Christian Trimarchi
· 13-15 Girls- 1:02.89
· Julia Casteneda, Hope Gough, Briana Harmon and Ava Lusskin
· 100m 9-10 Boys- Marc Radossich 17.16- Third
· 100m 9-10 Girls- Rosalie Olsen 17.82- First, Kelsey Collester- Second
· 100m 11-12 Boys- James Zoella 15.14- Second, Matthew Hayden 16.23- Third
· 100m 11-12 Girls- Crystal Robinson 15.47- Second, Jenna Datesman 16.93- Third
· 100m 13-15 Boys- Christian Trimarchi 13.66- First, Drew Munley- Second, Aidan Carrera 13.7- Third
· 100m 13-15 Girls- Mara Stahlhut 15.18- First, Hope Gough 15.93- Third
· Mile 9-10 Boys- Jeffrey Cianfrocca 7:27- Second, Patrick Kelly 7:51- Third
· Mile 9-10 Girls- Molly Sabo 7:57- First, Olivia Montuore, 9:02- Second
· Mile 11-12 Boys- Luke Lusskin 5:58- First, Bishop, 7:35- Third
· Mile 11-12 Girls- Sarah Bhargana 7:12- First, Rosie Lauezzari 7:46- Second, Sarah Daly 8:29- Third
· Mile 13-15 Boys- Evan Carpenter 6:36.10- Third
· Mile 13-15 Girls- Julia Casteneda 6:34- First
· 400m 9-10 Boys-Collin McLoughlin 1:36.03- Third
· 400m 9-10 Girls- Sarah Datesman 1:34.09- First, Maggie Layfield 1:36.34- Second
· 400m 11-12 Boys- Max Murata 1:20.5- Second, Collin Gallegher 1:27.99- Third
· 400m 11-12 Girls- Juliana Agnolet 1:28.02- First, Gabriella Trimarchi 1:28.53- Second
· 400m 13-15 Boys- Christian Trimarchi 1:12.49- First
· 400m 13-15 Girls- Ava Lusskin 1:12.71- First, Briana Harmon 1.16.85- Second
· 200m 9-10 Boys- Turner Copenhaver 40.97- Third
· 200m 9-10 Girls- Sarah Datesman 40.35- First, Kelsey Collester 41.27- Second, Shannon DelGuercio 48.29- Third
· 200m 11-12 Boys- James Zoella 33.52- First, Lars Olsen 35.04- Second
· 200m 11-12 Girls- Crystal Robinson 33.09- Second, Alyssa Zito 38.12- Third
· 200m 13-15 Boys- Drew Munley 28.47- Second, Tyler Johnson 29.47- Third
· 200m 13-15 Girls- Mara Stahlhut 32.26- First, Hope Gough 33.16- Second
· Shot Put 9-10 Boys- Shane Wojcicki 16’ 5 14”- First, Nick DeChiaro 15’ 7”- Second, Luke Doerr 15’ ¾”
· Shot Put 9-10 Girls- Sara Datesman 13’ 11 ½”- Second, Rosalie Olsen 11’ 9 ½”- Third
· Shot Put 11-12 Boys- Lars Olsen 19’ 8”- Second, Liam Munley 17’ 7 ½”- Third
· Shot Put 11-12 Girls- Doris Migliaccio 17’ 1”- Second, Sara Nurmi 14’ 6 ½”
· Shot Put 13-15 Boys- Taylor Parkinson-Gee 36’ 5 ½”- First, Tyler Johnson 31’ 9 ¼”- Second
· Shot Put 13-15 Girls- Julia Casteneda 18’ 11 ¼”- Second
· Long Jump 9-10 Boys- Josh Kearstan, 7’ 6”- Third
· Long Jump 9-10 Girls- Cathleen Cleary 6’ 9”- First, Kelsey Collester 6’ 0”- Third
· Long Jump 11-12 Boys- James Zoella 11’ 7”- Second, Matthew Hayden 11’ 3”- Third
· Long Jump 11-12 Girls- Crystal Robinson 11’10”- First, Alyssa Zito 8’ 10”- Second, Caroline Isemann 8’ 9”- Third
· Long Jump 13-15 Girls- Ava Lusskin 10/ 11”, Third Reported by Patch 1 day ago.

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I could never fall for Margaret Thatcher's elusive charms

April 15, 2013, 11:28 pm

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Others may have swooned over Mrs Thatcher – including those who should have known better – but she always baffled me

Things have calmed down a bit now. She's gone, I haven't felt like partying, and by Wednesday it will be almost over. I have always been baffled by the Thatcher phenomenon – why did so many people admire her and take her seriously? To me, she always looked slightly potty: the glaring eyes, the imperious tone, the clunking and hopeless attempts at a "joke". She didn't seem well. Why did no one else notice?

Then I watched her talking about the death of her father, whom she adored. Tears came to her eyes. And to mine! There I was, mesmerised by a woman I thought I hated, and blubbing along with her. I had to give myself a sharp slap in the face to snap out of it. But what power. Even at that safe distance, through a telly. What ever must a real-life meeting be like?

Pretty grim, apparently. I once knew a chap who, early in Thatcher's career, gave her an elocution lesson. He had such a frightful time that he refused to give her another one. But it could go either way. Olivia's husband went out to a dinner and sat next to her. He came home almost in love, in a sort of daze, with a soppy look on his face, and he had never voted Tory. Olivia and her friends mocked him, but it made no difference. He was done for. Only temporarily, luckily, but the effect had been shocking.

Learning from this experience, Olivia applied Thatcher techniques while campaigning for a byelection in Kensington. She addressed male Labour campaigners like infants, handing them whatever they needed, and saying strictly: "Pen? Notebook? Leaflets?""Yes," mumbled the men, "Then, off you go!" said Olivia, giving them a motherly pat. And it worked. They did exactly as they were told. The campaign ran like clockwork.

For a few days, Olivia experienced power. But she was never going to really have any. Not with Labour in Kensington. Anyway, what would she have done with it? Power is not often a good thing. As we all now know to our cost. Reported by guardian.co.uk 17 hours ago.

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SVHS, Condor Elementary Release Honor Roll

April 16, 2013, 3:19 am

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SVHS, Condor Elementary Release Honor Roll

Patch Spring Valley, SC --

Spring Valley High School and Conder Elementary have released their third nine-weeks honor roll students.

*Spring Valley High School*:

*Grade 9 All As*              Victoria Agostini, Mohammad Arammash, Dylan Burke, Johnathan Caver, Ali El-Ali, Muhammad Fayyaz, Justin Fleming, Krishna Gorrepati, Gary Gramling, Jackson Hall, Dajah Kennedy, Jacqueline Lee, Priscilla Li, Nayya Murray, Martina Novotny, Giany Santiago Rodriquez, Dorothy Smith

*Grade 9 As & Bs     * Katherine Arnold, Jordan Bacon, KayMani Bell, Samuel Bell, Jonathan Benzin, Alexandra Bergren, Ashleigh Bright, Kiara Brown, Dontae Bruner, Katherine Castillo, Mario Colon, Caleb Conner, Lydia Correa, Sherrie Crout, Mariah Diamond, Hunter Dodgen, John Dwyer, Dominique Ensley, Chalon Everage, Noah Fechter, Lauren Fleming, Malik Ford, Hannah Forrest, Anthony Frederick, Matthew Frierson, Augusta Glover, Christopher Gray, Taja Grayson, Cassidy Green, Justin Green, Matthew Greene, Alvin Griffin, Olivia Haddad, John Hale, Ashleah Harmon, William Harris, David Haughton, Dominique Hill, Aniqua Hingleton, Jazmyn Hinkle, Jatyra Holmes, Jonise Holmes, Elizabeth Horne, Victoria Howington, Revanth Kanumuri, Ronit Kulkarni, Cameron Lamson, Azalfa Lateef, Crystal Lee, David Lee, Carl Lobitz, Vanessa Lovette, Lanesa Mahon, Caitlin Mayne, Veronica McLean, Pranathi Meda, Lindsey Miller, Ayanna Morse, Austin Myers, Savannah Odom, Regan Parrott, Ryan Parrott, Karan Patel, Andres Pineda, Zane Presnal, Keyasia Pride, Teebro Rahman, Joi Roberson, Kasim Robinson, Malarie Schexnider, Armia Shell, Rachel Shroyer, Rakib Siddique, Arya Soman, Benjamin Spaulding, Joseph Stanley, Jewel Stokes, Rebecca Struthers, Brandon Stuckey, William Sullivan, Ty Tallant, Shantay Taylor, Margaret Tolar, Jordan Valentino, La-Joye Whatley, Matthew White, Emily Whitlow, Jamie Wilder, Andrew Williams, Luke Williams, Dell Woodard, Shaperria Young, Zane Zimmer

*Grade 10 All As*           Jason Abraham, Thomas Agostini, Alexandra Andreen, Jessica Baxter, Kailey Charles, Richard Chen, Yaxin Deng, William Edwards, Mitchell England, Jason Erno, Ashley Fox, Bryan Hall, Conner Hardin, Devon Hendrix, Kennedy-Alexis Keith, Gangyun Kim, Ashley Marler, Madeline Mazoue, Hannah McCall, Akhil Mohan, Serena Patel, Guillermo Pineda, Madison Pobis, Surabhi Poola, Mikayla Price, Hillary Reeves, Aaron Roach, Lauren Rodgers, Gabriela Santiago Rodriguez, Brandon Shell, Sean Shields, Tiffani-Shae Starks, Aditi Tailor, Nicolas Threatt, Sara Wallam, Andrew White, DeShan Wilson

*Grade 10 As & Bs*    Nebal Abu Abdo, Alston Adams, Faith Anderson, Michael Asbury, Bonnie Ayres, Campbell Barker, Briana Bell, Sherel Bello-Hernandez, Ashly Benson, Olivia Berry, T'Auna Boatman, Kaara Brown, Zilcia Bryant, T'Keyah Burgess, Angel Campbell, LeAna Carraway, Tabitha Carter, Monet Chandler, Britney Chapman, Nikhila Cheepurupalli, Aryn Cooper, David Coulter, Callie Cox, Shirley Cruz-Pagan, Anna Davis, Alexandra Dawson, Collin Depositar, Anjealiq Diaz, Kyle Doiron, Mark Doucette, Maren Downing, Trevor Dunn, Rebecca Eaton, George English, Zachary Farell, Sasha Finley, Amani Fisher, Alexis Gibson, Nicole Gilliard, Ciara Gordon, Jazzmin Green, Jzalynn Green, Courtney Grooms, Princess Haile, Bessie Hammond, Rachel Hazen, Lauren Holtslander, Whitney Hopkins, Eileena Hoskins, Kimberly Howard, Keenan Hunt, Ariel Jackson, Joshua James, Whitney Jenkins, Alexxa Jernigan, Alexis Jones, Amber Jones, Sanghun Ju, Davon Keith, Jessica Kibler, Byung Kim, Jazmyne Knox, Austin Krebs, Nabihah Kumte, Andrew Laulusa, Amanda Lay, Song Lee, Kenneth Legette, Kathryn Lenti, Charles Levitt, Martin Li, Jonathan Long, Katherine Long, Caitlyn Love, Daniela Mahe, Jordan McCormack, DeAnonte' McMillian, Sadie Meeks, Viriginia Meetze, Keanna Mikell, Oliver Milice, James Moninghoff, Priscila Montalvo, Sung Chan Moon, Kasey Murrell, Chelsea Myers, Madison Neal, Daniel Newsome, Alexander Norman, Young Hyun OH, Ighiwiyisi Omoigui, Laura Payne, Jacob Pickos, Olivia Powell, Mahogany Ravelo, Adrianne Reese, Lake Riddle, Pasion Roach, Ravyn Robertson, Arthur Robinson, Keyling Rodriguez, Justin Rose, Coleman Ross, Saipriya Sairam, Deandre Seibles, Philip Siegel, Christopher Sim, Tamia Simmons, Lia Singleton, Khana Smith, Sheren Sobeih, Hayden Soto, Katherine Spicer, Michael Steck, Justin Stombler, Myles Taste, Mary Temple, Arius Thomas, Tyra Trapp, Chidiebere Udogwu, Zachary Wallick, Tautiera White, Alexis Williams, Katherine Windham, Perry Witt, Robert Wohlfarth, Kristina Woodford, Samuel Wrenn, Abigail Zvejnieks

*Grade 11 All As*           Alicia Albrecht, Alison Arling, Maria Bowie, Connor Burke, Alexandra Cotran, Habiba Fayyaz, Lakeisha Greene, Nicholas Hafner, Richard Harrison, Briana Hill, Kamilah Keeton, Alexandria McCutchan, Christian Miller, Sergi Mira Pauli, Lance Murphy, Christiana Parker, Amber Parnell, Nowell Ramsey, Gregory Rassolov, Philip Richardson, Cierra Robinson, Chaesare Scurry, Krishna Shah, Cameron Singleton, Brian Thereault, Linda Thomas, Brianna Thornton, Alyssa Turner, Himabindu Vinnakota, Domanique Wages

*Grade 11 As & Bs*    Tiara Banks, Valaree Barrett, Elizabeth Baxter, Emily Bienlein, Dustin Bivens, Mary Blackwell, Amanda Bone, Brennan Booker, D'Andre Boulware, Charles Braddock, Cam Branham, Baylee Bridgers, Victoria Britton, Darius Brown, Ashley Brumble, Christina Campos, Lyric Chaplin, Jennifer Chornlesky, Joshua Collins, Ashton Conner, Devin Cornelius, Karen Cruz, Abigayle Derrick, Meisha Draper, Sebastian Fearn, Riley Finch, Meghan Franco, Darius Gallman, Zakiya Geter, Jaid Gilbert, Tariqua Goodson, Hannah Gorman, Shakayla Grate, Kaleigh Hall, Jonas Hartmann, Troy Herrmann, Andrew Hobensack, David Hodge, Michael Hoffman, Matthew Hogue, Garrett Hutter, Bushra Islam, Caleb Jaedicke, Skyler James, Olivia Johnson, Ashley Jones, Crystal Jones, Julie Kang, Rachel Killman, Rebecca Kim, Bradley Kittrell, Shaji Kuriakose, Al Laulusa, Karen Lee, Jason Lewis, Gregory Long, Chandler Mack, Andrew Marino, Orializ Martinez, Joseph Mattei, Mary McElveen, Marquise Metz, John Miller, Conner Morin, Rimel Mwamba, Keertana Nair, Donovan Palmer, Victoria Parish, Manushi Patel, Katherine Peffen, Thomas Purvis, Joong Won Pyo, Hunter Rioux, Hannah Rutland, Eren Sakarcan, Ansley Seay, Juliana Sebastian, Aakash Shingala, Jamie Shinn, Dominic Sims, Arnisha Smith, Cierra Smith, Cameron Smith, Crystal Stevens, Tiani Stevenson, Ainsley Stollar, Nilesh Syam, Kailyn Taylor, Laura Taylor, Sarah Temple, Darrion Thibodeaux, Dallas Thompson, Ciara Turner, Morgan Vejdani, Devon Walker, Jordan Wall, Vanessa Walter, Keiona Ward-Augustus, Courtney Wyche, Liqi Zhao

*Grade 12 All As*           Erika Arvay, Gerald Baxter, Carmen BensVega, Jonathan Boland, Reese Bolte, Emily Brazell, Savannah Brazell, Lendrianna Cain, Courtney Cannon, Kara Carlson, Ivery Chestnut, Natalie Davis, Timothy Eich, Matthew Evans, Sarah Fishburne, Aisha Gallion, Joshua Glenn, Alexis Groce, Nicolas Haddad, Shannon Hall, Ashleigh Hollins, Bethany Hollis, Shelley Jeffers, Brittany Jerome, Nitya Kamdar, Jackson Kemp, Gangsan Kim, Katherine Krapfel, Ji Su Lee, Samuel Lee, Tameka Lemons, Jacob Margle, Paul Mead, Samuel Meadows, Leah Michalik, Davion Miller, Nicholas Moffitt, Joshua Morrow, Chandler Neal, Courtney Noh, Benjamin Oliver, Edwin Paschal, Joshua Powell, David Qu, Thomas Quattlebaum, Sharika Rao, Caitlyn Richburg, Jae Hun Ro, Subina Saini, Morgan Showers, Rana Sobeih, Lizary Sola, Benjamin Spinek, Kayla Stanley, Ricky Summers, Julie Thomas, Rafaela Vasquez, Lingwei Wang, Steven Watts, Darren Woodland

*Grade 12 As & Bs*    Asma Abu-Selmia, Essra Abu-Selmia, Courtney Ackerson, Jasper Anderson, Morgan Barker, Miheer Bavare, Alicia Beebe, Katherine Bishop, Natalie Blank, Jasmine Blocker, Keondra Boyd, Mary Boyle, Michael Breeland, Charles Brewton, Rebecca Brickle, Thomas Brooks, Kenya Byas, Shawn Cheatham, Eric Chestnut, Daniel Clements, Emma Coleman, Christopher Collins, William Collins, Sierra Cornelius, Aaron Cotton, Shyheem Davis, Sydney Depositar, Marina Digiovanni, Deyante Dodd, Erin Doll, Cydney Donnelly, Tabria Eaddy, Damon Eddy, Ryan Edwards-DaRosa, Richard Fish, Justine Flora, Leah Garris, Tatyana Gibbs, Bradley Gibson, Jasmin Graham, Jordan Griffin, Shane Griffin, Michael Grimes, Brian Haas, Shannon Hampton, Marcus Hannibal, Arielle Harper, Elizabeth Harper, Jordanne Harpster, Elena Hernandez, Larry Hills, Ashaad Hipps, Thomas Hoefel, Ashley Holland, Hope Hooker, JayQuanda Hope, Sidney Horne, Stephanie Hornsby, Fergus Hudson, Alfonzo Hull, Brianna Jacobs, Byeong Jeong, Hannah Jessup, Brianna Johnson, Justin Jones, Tiana Jones, Keondre Jones, Hee Young Ju, Sariah Kessee, John Killman, Kathryn Lafitte, Nicole Lazar, Jonathan Lee, Randall Lennon, Julia Liddle, Leah Limbaugh, William Long, Lauren Longaker, Helen Luong, Rineshia Mason, Ryan McCormick, Brieana McDonald, Alixander McKie, Kyle McMahan, Vikram Melchizedec, Jordan Mickle, Scott Miller, Tiara Miller, Hussain Mirza, James Monkowski, Alberto Montoya, Jordan Moody, Franklin Nazaire, Nicholas Nishnic, Madison Palmer, William Parks, David Payne, Ashley Peterson, Anessa Pettis, Victor Phillips, Alexis Prince, Lauren Putirka, Douglas Reiland, Christopher Ringer, India Saini, Sadman Sakib, Jessalyn Sandler, Robert Scott, Dean Sicker, Virginia Skidmore, Mercedes Slaughter, Lindsey Smith, Peggy Smith, Beth Anne Snowdeal, Nicholas Spivey, Ian Stiffler, Livin Syam, Chaz Tallant, Matthew Talley, Benjamin Taylor, Margaret Teuber, Hailey Thome, Brianna Thompson, Gracen Tilton, Abigail Tolar, Ashish Vakil, Lingyu Wang, Sydney Watts, Isabel Whaley, Starquana White, Michael Wiesehahn, Marcus Wilson, Caleb Wright

*Conder Elementary:*

Mekhi Butler, Samara Butler, Naiya Cunningham, Amani Currie, Jayla Fletcher, Jesus Flores Amparo, Princess Hall, Ziare Hernandez, Dalia Hernandez Gonzalez, Jermey Ho, Kamea Hosendove, Kiombee Johnson, Bryant Juarez-Pelayo, Luis Melendez, Trinity Merchant, Jade Moore, Jalayna Morris, Daija Randall, Nykosha Rodgers, Leila Sherman, Carolina Silva Pulido, Alicia Slaughter, Kenya Taylor, Marius Thomas, Bryanna Thompson, Jania Allen, LaQuan Barnett, Jermaine Bethel, Daylynn Biles, Veronica Brister, Jalynn Brooks, Christian Burns, Amonie Clinton, Nellie Cohetero, Marcus Farr, Collin Gause, John Gniple, Jayden Hale, Nia Harper, Gavin Iglesias, Niyanah Johnson, Abigail Johnson, Xavier Jones, Adriana Lagombra, Vincent Li, Dominique Liddell, Emely Lobo-Palma, Gonzaleus March, Sharif Naeem-Musiddiq, Scarlett Pareja-Camarena, Cristian Perez-Morales, Dorean Pitts-Staley, Juliana Reyes-Guevara, Tasenya Samuels, Juvena Smith, Christian Smith, Jesus Torres-Nicolas, Kahilil Wilson, Savion Woodard, Kevin Burks, April Anne Calatrava, Sharri Davis, McKenzye Garvin, Zharia Guthery, Celina Malave, Ewan Munteanu, Elon Tullock, Eliot Addison, Quintin Anderson, Jariyah Childers, Trinity Daniels, Morgan Eakin, Breanna Edwards, Gabrelle Garrison-Weston, Tyler Gooden, Isiah Greene, Makayla Harris, Tarekio Hill, Cori Jones, Ebony Lewis, Angel Lopez, Victor Mendoza-Garcia, Rudy Miranda, Charisse Parker, Jailyn Pringle, Melissa Ramon-Munoz, Joseph Reyes-Garcia, Brandon Reyes-Guevara, Leah Santiago, Jordin Thomas, Julian Trejo-Ware, Gervis Villagran-Chavez, Brianna Waden, Kyla Weldon, Styles Wells-Lanzot, Jacobe Williams, Shatara Williams, Robin Williams, Breanna Wilson, Xavier Calhoun, Genesis Kirkland, Mariah Slaughter, Shamso Ahmed, Claudia Barajas Gonzalez, Trinity Barnes, Elliott Burgess, Randria Cody, Travis Confer, Anahi Constantino-Valdivia, Raven Cooper, Jalen Fuller-Davis, Cameron Gillard, Heaven Helgeson, Ashanti Holmes, Elijah Hunter, Z'niyah Hutchinson, Alysia Jackson, Phillip Jackson, Jose Juarez, Kyla Keaton, Cameron Kirschbaum, Zia Ladson, Nashell Lagombra, Jalen Livingston, Licza Lobo, Christian Melendez, Amari Moorer, Amya Mosley, Zahkiira Mustafa, Bernadette Pinckney, Daniel Recinos-Tejeda, Skye-Simone Reed, Ai'Keya Richardson, Sasha Ringler, Grace Smith, Laiyah Smith, Cara Steffey, Le'Geno Stewart, Journey Surratt, Nicholas Thompson, Ciani Tillery-Baxter, Samantha Vilchez, Jazmyne Weaver, Ayauna Webber, Eddie Johnson, Kahlei Aguilar, Rhiannon Alderette, Shani'a Bellamy, Jaron Bethea, Briana Dove, Cyrus Harris, Ta'Alyiah Harris, La'Curria Henry, Alice Interiano Villagran, John Johnson, Kiana Josey, Yesenia Ordaz, Manuel Perez, Kennedy Perry, O'Shea Prude, Selvin Recinos-Tejeda, Trenity Reese, Maria Santiago Vasquez, Krystle Simpson Fletcher, Gloria Smith, Michaela Terry, Faizan Vhora, Steve Whitfield, Trinity Williams, India Williams, Imani Williams

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Broadchurch whodunnit quiz: Was it Nige? Susan? Joe Miller? Cast your vote now

April 16, 2013, 6:11 am

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Last night was the penultimate episode of ITV1 murder mystery Broadchurch starring David Tennant and Olivia Coleman. Seven episodes in and it's still no clearer who the culprit is. Reported by Independent 10 hours ago.

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Former New Rochelle Teacher Selleck Dead at 81

April 16, 2013, 10:05 am

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Former New Rochelle Teacher Selleck Dead at 81

Patch New Rochelle, NY --

Friends and family will say a final farewell to former New Rochelle teacher David Selleck Tuesday.

For 40 years, Selleck taught science at Albert Leonard Middle School. He enjoyed staying in touch with his former students. He retired back in 1995.

Selleck, a Pelham resident, was an assistant scoutmaster and advancement chairman for Pelham's Scout Troop 1 for many years. He was also a member of Huguenot Memorial Church in Pelham, which is where his memorial service will be held.

He was born in Bay Shore in 1931. He grew up in East Setauket and went to college at Colgate University. He then went on to receive his master's degree from Columbia University Teachers College and Wesleyan University.

Selleck's hobbies included gardening, fixing things in his home, science and genealogy.

For 50 years Selleck was married to his loving wife, Barbara Hang Selleck, was a devoted father of Timothy D. (Gloria) Selleck of Taylor, Tx, William A. (Meredith) Selleck of Bow, NH, and Lauren M. Selleck of Pelham. He was the cherished grandfather of Weston, Thayer, Samuel, Matthew and Olivia. He was the loving uncle of three nieces and four nephews. He was predeceased by his brother, Burnell Hall Selleck of East Lansing, MI and his sister Merle Selleck Brown of Eastport, NY.

In lieu of flowers, donations to The Three Village Historical Society, 93 North Country Road, East Setauket, NY 11733 or Huguenot Memorial Church, 901 Pelhamdale Avenue, Pelham, NY 10803 will be appreciated. Reported by Patch 6 hours ago.

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Jillian Michaels Shares Realistic Tips For Getting Bikini Ready In Time For Summer

April 16, 2013, 12:12 pm

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Jillian Michaels Shares Realistic Tips For Getting Bikini Ready In Time For Summer

*Jillian Michaels* made a dramatic return on this past season of The Biggest Loser and showed she meant business when her contestant *Danni Allen* ran away with the top prize.

And now the Health and Wellness Expert and EBoost Chief Energy Officer is currently on a tour around the nation to help people make the most out of their lives throught fitness and getting motivated.

*OK!'S 12 WEEK COUNTDOWN TO SUMMER*

The busy mom-of-two shared with OKMagazine.com the best way she feels we can get bikini ready as part of our *12 Week Countdown To Summer*, how to deal with PCOS and how motherhood has changed her life.

*OK!: What can fans expect from the Maximize Your Life tour? *

I just love the ability to have a direct connection with the audience. I find it to be the most effective medium for motivating and educating people. Fans can expect to learn the science behind proper nutrition and diet to optimize their metabolism and cutting edge fitness techniques to transform their physique, but more importantly they can expect motivation and inspiration. We will be looking at what holds them back, why, and then subsequently HOW to turn anything around and achieve their goals.

*#MOTIVATION MONDAY: HOW BIGGEST LOSER WINNER OLIVIA WARD AND RUNNER UP HANNAH CURLEE ARE KEEPING OFF THE WEIGHT*

*OK!: We're currently doing OK!'s 12 Week Countdown to Summer, what are some of your top tips for readers to get bikini ready this year? *

In my new book SLIM FOR LIFE I actually talk a lot about ways to cut through all of the diet myths and other crap to get - and STAY - healthy and fit for a lifetime. There are so many ways to work better health and fitness into our day to day lifestyles (and yes, get bikini ready.) For example;

*'BIGGEST' LOSER WINNER DANNI ALLEN REVEALS GENEROUS WAY SHE'LL SPEND HER $250K PRIZE*

· Don't skip meals and don't graze. Eat 4 times a day, which equals out to every four hours (breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner.)

· When you indulge (and let's face it, we ALL do) do it 20% of the time. The other 80% make the healthier choice. This could be 20% of your calories overall or to simplify, every 5th meal.

*HEALTHY EATS! HOW EATING PALEO LIKE OUR ANCESTORS CAN HELP SHED THE POUNDS*

· Get enough sleep. Lack of sleep can sabotage your health and wellness in so many ways. And it can and does have an affect on weight loss so it is key to getting bikini ready. We should be doing all we can to get 7-8 hours of sleep each night.

· Work out HARD. We are all busy and finding time to get a workout it can be tough. When you do get time for exercise, make the most of it. Work multiple muscle groups at the same time and do high intensity interval training circuits to really blast your heart rate. Get more bang for your buck and get fit faster.  

*OK!: What is the biggest weight loss myth that people subscribe to?*

Gosh. There are so many! A couple of big ones include:

*HEALTHY EATS! HOW TO GRAB FAST FOOD WITHOUT RUINING YOUR DIET*

*Eating Small, Frequent Meals Boosts Your Metabolism* - This is a myth. It is based on the theory that if you keep adding small amounts of food to your fire (that fire being your metabolism) you'll keep it going strong and burn more calories overall. The OPPOSITE is true. If you keep adding food to the fire, you'll never dig into your fat stores. The goal is actually to eat every four hours. In the book I explain my "Four-by-Four" rule. Each four times a day, every four hours. This means one substantive, healthy snack between lunch and dinner. This will help stabilize your blood sugar, optimize insulin production and manage hunger - all of which are critical to weight loss and staying slim.

*CELEB DIET TIPS! 'BIGGEST LOSER' TRAINER BOB HARPER ON GETTING BIKINI READY FOR SUMMER*

*Genetics Make Your Fat* - This is a myth. It maybe be harder for you to maintain slim than it is for that friend who eats whatever he or she wants to and never gains an ounce, but you are not relegated to obesity because of your genetics. We affect the expression of our genes through our lifestyle choices and eating well, moving more and taking care of yourself can help you be slim for life.

*HEALTHY EATS! PREPARE YOUR HOME FOR WEIGHT LOSS SUCCESS*

*OK!: You are a big supporter of the BodyMedia armband - how can this help during someone's weight loss journey?*

At the end of the day they fundamental key to weight loss is calories in, calories out. You must burn more than you take in. The BodyMedia FIT is a fantastic way to keep track of calories, activity, sleep - all of the essential elements in fast, effective weight loss. It keeps you truly accountable, provides key information, and helps to motivate you to get and stay on track.

*OK!: Biggest Loser alum Olivia Ward and Hannah Curlee recently told OKMagazine.com about how having Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) affected their weight loss? Any advice for women struggling with their weight because of the condition?*

PCOS is directly linked to insulin resistance. As you begin to get healthy, change your diet, and exercise you should see huge improvements in your condition. With that said, it's equally important to discuss with a board certified endocrinologist to make sure your game plan is solid.   

*OK!: Tell me about your new energy drink Eboost www.eboost.com, what's different about it to other energy drinks out there?*

 EBoost is a MUST have for me. In addition to being a mom of two small kids, I'm in the middle of my first LIVE speaking tour. The entire family is literally crossing the US andCanada over the next two months, making stops in 34 cities. Needless to say, I definitely look for ways to boost my energy and EBoost is my go-to. It is all-natural, which is key for me. It's a clean energy drink packed with vitamins, nutrients and green tea extract, so I'm getting that energy punch I need in a healthy way. And it comes in handy packets that I can just stick in my bag and mix with water on the go!

*OK!: You are a new mom of not one, but two babies, how has becoming a mother changed your life specifically?*

The short answer? How HASN'T it changed me? Motherhood changes every single thing about your life. Literally. My priorities. The way I spend my time. How I see things. Everything. Even my desire to be fit and healthy. It's stronger now than ever before. It is so important to me to set a healthy example for my kids and help them develop good habits that will last them their entire lives. And I want to be healthy and fit for them. I want to be here to see them learn and grow and to be a healthy mom that can be active and engaged with them through their lives.   8. What is the most surprising thing you've found about becoming a mom?

I guess it's just an amazing feeling to love another human this much. I never realized how they would become my pure joy in the ways they have.

*STAR BODIES! GET BEYONCE'S DIVINE BEHIND WITH THIS EFFECTIVE WORKOUT*

*OK!: How are you practically managing to combine your career with motherhood?*

I multitask. I always heard that mom's were the queen of multitasking and have now learned by experience that it's true. My kids are young right now, so it's great because I can take them to work with me. They come with me to set and the whole family is traveling across the country on my live tour. I definitely have less me time now and do all I can to make the most of it when I do. This means making sure I work out HARD when I do and taking steps to maximize the time (such as working multiple muscle groups at once like I mentioned before). It's not ideal, but sometimes I answer emails or do conference calls on the treadmill. And we do all we can to be active WITH our kids - jogging with the jogging stroller, paddle boarding together - fun, active ways to get exercise and spend time together as a family.   

*CELEB DIET TIPS! GWYNETH PALTROW'S TRAINER TRACY ANDERSON ON GETTING THE BODY YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED*

*OK!: Was returning to this season of The Biggest Loser what you hoped it would be after your hiatus?*

Absolutely. Working with the teens was also such a huge highlight for me.

*What is the best piece of diet and fitness advice you've ever been given? Share with us @OKMagazine! And let me know @daclifestyle.*

 

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Greyhound Roundup: Girls, Boys Track and Field Compete in State Indoor Championship

April 16, 2013, 1:49 pm

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Greyhound Roundup: Girls, Boys Track and Field Compete in State Indoor Championship

Patch Shorewood, WI --

Here is a roundup of Shorewood High School sports courtesy of Athletic Director Bill Haury.

*Track and Field* – On Saturday, the Wisconsin Track and Field Association hosted the Wisconsin Indoor Championship meet at UW-Whitewater.

Leading the way for the girl’s team was the 4 x 200 relay team of Chiara Sanders, Olivia Alvarez, Lily Blind and Alexis Farrington. They placed eighth with a state honor roll leading D2 time of 1:51.92. Alexis Farrington placed eighth in the 400 meters with a time of 61.32 which places her in second place on the D2 honor roll this season. Morgan Florsheim ran a great race, leading from start to finish in her heat, to place seventh overall and placing her with the sixth best D2 time for the 1600 in 5:13.86. The 4 x 400 relay team of Lily Blind, Haley Florsheim, Olivia Alvarez and Alison Jacobson rounded out the day for the girls with a time of 4:34.87.

The boys also made some significant advances on the D2 honor roll with their performances at the TFA meet. Leading the way with a terrific jump of 43’ 7.5” was junior Taylor Dennis which places him third on the D2 honor roll. The 4 x 200 relay team of Alec Grimmer, Michael Fazio, Robert Washington and Taylor Dennis earned a 15^th place finish out of 49 teams. Their time of 1:35.44 ranks them sixth on the D2 honor roll. Jacob Goldberg placed 15^th out of 55 400 meter competitors. His time of 53.16 places him tenth on the D2 honor roll this season. Jack Mauer and Alex Mackowski ran the 800 meters in 2:09 and 2:14 respectively. Charles Stahl placed 12^th in the 1600 with a time of 4:32 good enough for sixth on the D2 honor roll. The boys finished the meet with another great performance by the 4 x 400 relay team of Alec Grimmer, Jacob Goldberg, Taylor Dennis and John traudt. They placed fifth in atime of 3:31.43

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Here's a list of this week's sporting events:

*Tuesday — *Boy’s Track & Field @ Brown Deer Invite, 4 p.m.

· Girl’s Soccer @ Greendale, 4:30/6:30 pm* *
· Boy’s Tennis vs Whitnall, @ home 4 p.m.

*Wednesday — *Softball @ New Berlin Eisenhower, 4:30 p.m.

*Thursday — *Golf @ Ironwood G.C./Pius XI Mini Meet, 3 p.m.

· Girl’s soccer @ Whitnall, 4:30 p.m.
· Softball @ Greendale, 4:30 p.m.
· Golf hosts mini meet @ Dretzka G.C., @ home 3 p.m.
· Boy’s tennis vs. Saint Francis, @ home 4 p.m.

*Friday — *Boy’s Varsity Tennis @ Brookfield Academy, 4 p.m.

Girl’s varsity soccer hosts Eastside Cup Tournament at Shorewood:

· Nicolet vs University School, 4:30 p.m.
· Shorewood vs Dominican, 6 p.m.
· Green Bay Southwest vs Nicolet, 7:30 p.m.

*Saturday — *Boy’s varsity tennis @ Brookfield Academy, 8:30 a.m.

Boy’s JV Tennis @ Delavan-Darien, 9 a.m.

Girl’s Varsity Soccer hosts Eastside Cup Tournament at Shorewood:

· Shorewood vs Milwaukee Lutheran,  8 a.m.
· University School vs Green Bay Southwest,  9:30 a.m.
· Milwaukee Lutheran vs Dominican,  11 a.m.
· Third place teams from each pool, 2 p.m.
· Second place teams from each pool, 3:30 p.m.
· Championship/first place teams, 5 p.m. Reported by Patch 3 hours ago.

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OK! Look of the Day: Julianne Hough and Olivia Munn's Best Friend Style

April 16, 2013, 11:18 am

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OK! Look of the Day: Julianne Hough and Olivia Munn's Best Friend Style

How cute do *Julianne Hough* and *Olivia Munn* look in these spring-y outfits on their way to get mani/pedis? Julianne opted for relaxed mint pants and a silk top, while Olivia sported the 'Kitty Cat' print-maxi from Lovers + Friends.

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Also dying over Julianne's chic, tone-tone frames—try this similar style by Chloe to channel her look!

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*Whose outfit do you prefer? Sound off in the comments below or on Twitter @OKMagazine!*

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BMS Prairie Students Present Little Mermaid

April 16, 2013, 2:08 pm

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BMS Prairie Students Present Little Mermaid

Patch Barrington, IL --

Barrington Middle School Prairie Campus presents The Little Mermaid Junior April 18 - 20 at 7 p.m. and April 21 at 2 p.m. at the Prairie Campus school, 40 East Dundee Road, Barrington.

Disney’s The Little Mermaid Junior is based on the Hans Christian Andersen story and the Disney Film and is adapted from the 2008 Broadway production. In a magical kingdom beneath the sea, the fun-loving young mermaid Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. But first, she’ll have to defy her father King Triton, make a deal with the evil sea witch Ursula, and convince Prince Eric that she’s the girl with the enchanting voice. The student cast and crew are hard at work preparing a fabulous show for all ages. The students will transport the audience under the sea with colorful costumes and sets.

The talented cast and crew bring the tale of The Little Mermaid to life with familiar songs and lively dances. The show features the hit songs “Part of Your World,” “Kiss the Girl,” and the Oscar-winning “Under the Sea.” Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students/children. All seats are reserved. Tickets may be purchased at www.barrington220.org/prairie. For assistance, please call 847.304.3990 or email BMSPrairietheatre@gmail.com.

Members of the cast are:

Kelly Postlethwait and Meaghan Rivera as Ariel

Will Knoop and Jack Moran as Prince Eric

Jack Longo as Sebastian

Sarah Cullen and Ariana Rafaty as Ursula

Nick French and Jaimin Shah as King Triton

Graeme Mahon as Grimsby

Emily Blanke and Julia Stegvik as Flounder

Jonathan Carter and Emmie Davenport as Scuttle

Ross Bravo and Reagan Davenport as Pilot

Liam Boyle and Gina Polito as Jetsam

Michael Borkon and Alex Zhang as Flotsam

Kirsten Holland and Thomas Quig as Chef Louis

Kassandra Vargas as Carlotta

Owen Raymond as Court Herald(Sea Horse)

Madeline Lunn as Gull 1

Miah Cramer as Gull 2

Isabella Gianni as Gull 3

Sydney Bakal, Aliza Hasan, Tess Hasan, Lindsay Olesen, Isabella Roncone and Emma Skowron as Mersisters

Grace DiMonte, Hannah Mullany, Samantha Murphy, Alyssa Steffen, Jillian Steffens, and Emma Sullivan as the Sea Chorus

Kyra Bowers, Diana Donnelly, Shivani Majmudar, Karen Marin, Elle Merritt, and Anjali Narayanan as Princesses

Kelly Cagney, Hannah Chernik, Alexia Chiambas, Lara Cirrincione, Caroline Gosswein, Katie Hurlock, Kaitlyn O’Keefe, Nicole Rahfaldt, Elissa Schimmel as special dancers

Ben Alvarez, Sarah Cohen, Mary Furlong, Victoria Jiaras, Maddie Lorch, Ishani Majmudar, Ashley Migliore, Ryan Mulligan, Navya Narendra, Neha Simon, Rishva Reddy, Rashmi Singh, Jaycee Streeter, Caitlin Szczypta, Olivia Vaccher, Riley Wilford, Anne Woods, and Grace Zacher as the ensemble

Members of the stage crew are:

Vinayaka Amin, Bianca Bergamaasco, Bhivani Bhogarhaju, Ashley Chang, Emily Cramer, Alex Evans, Katie Hamilton, Celine Linares, Riya Patel, Saloni Patel, Tucker Priola, Allie Settle, Madison White and Austin Wilcox

Reported by Patch 2 hours ago.

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Liz Abzug: Proud to Be Loud: Women's Leadership & Mayoral Candidate Christine Quinn

April 16, 2013, 12:44 pm

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Tomorrow I will join a group of leading New York feminists at the Eleanor Roosevelt statue on the Upper west Side to endorse Christine Quinn in her race to become the first women and first gay mayor of New York City.

I have been recently struck with a sense of deja vu about this race. It was 36 years ago that my mother, Congresswoman Bella Abzug, ran unsuccessfully to become the first woman mayor of New York City. And just as Chris Quinn is being accused of today, Bella was widely criticized for being loud, argumentative, bossy, and outspoken.

Like Bella, Chris Quinn has a great sense of humor--an important quality in a politician. And like Bella, Chris has no intention of shutting up."I'm LOUD," she recently told 200 supporters of the young women's leadership training Institute I founded in 2005, the Bella Abzug Leadership Institute (BALI). Chris was a "Bella Fella" honoree this year. Her unrehearsed speech at our awards event grabbed the "bossy woman" bull by its horns and ...well, see for yourself:

Speaker Quinn went on to thank my mother for helping create a climate in which an LGBT woman could be the Speaker of the City Council. For "creating a city" in which, in response to last month's major New York Times profile portraying her as an angry woman, "the letters to the editor are flooded from women who write, 'Good...we should be loud! We should be heard. And sometimes, to be heard, we have to be a little louder than the men in the room, and that's okay."

This is an historic moment for women in politics. Consider that just five months ago Elizabeth Warren entered the Senate, generally known as an exclusive men's club, as a "tell it like it is" populist in the tradition of my mother Bella. Unapologetically strong, Senator Warren is an aggressive female politician who is not afraid to have her voice heard, or to take firmly principled, independent stands on the most critical issues facing all Americans.The recent election also brought Tammy Baldwin, the first gay person to be elected to serve in the United States Senate. Joining outspoken, compassionate leaders like Barbara Mikulski, Kirsten Gillibrand, Barbara Boxer, and Patty Murray, their election sets a historic record for the number of women Senators.

Now we have Christine Quinn, the first LGBT candidate running to become the first women Mayor of New York City. In 1977 I was in every neighborhood of New York City campaigning with my mother, "Battlin' Bella," during her precedent setting run to become the first woman Mayor of New York City. In that same tradition, I know that Christine must be strong, caring--and tough. And it's okay that she is fiery. Here in one of the most fabulously challenging cities on earth, New Yorkers love a fighter! I believe that Chris must speak loudly--and proudly, as she stands up for all the people of New York, and gets things done.

BALI is a small, highly effective leadership training Institute for girls and young women, which Chris has helped support as Speaker of the City Council. It teaches leadership skills to young women from widely diverse backgrounds. Many of the dozens of women are selected for our free two-week intensivesummer training and mentoring, program and many of the very talented, motivated 200 high school and middle school girls who participate in our debate program, start out as shy students who rarely think their ideas are worth expressing to others.

Then they become like Olivia Torres, thehigh school senior who had never spoken in public before she became a BALI trainee.See for yourself, as Olivia spoke to 200 people, clear as a bell, though maybe not that loud...yet!

Of course,I like the symbolism of the Eleanor Roosevelt monument that Christine Quinn selected for feminists to announce our support of her campaign. Incredibly, this was the first statue of a woman in history ever commissioned by New York City's 350-year history. It was not built until 1996, so it was not around when Bella ran for Mayor in 1977.

Times have changed. And with the help of loud,strong, experienced, effective, caring women like Chris Quinn, and the young women of today that we see rising in our trainings at BALI, times will continue to change, for the better. Reported by Huffington Post 4 hours ago.

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PHOTOS: The 7 Most Hated People In Fashion

April 16, 2013, 2:06 pm

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The fashion world isn't exactly known for playing nice. Industry insiders are constantly the source of gossip, whether it be a feud, snobbery or your run-of-the-mill controversy. In no particular order, we've rounded up who by many accounts seem to be the most disliked -- dare we say hated? -- people in fashion:

*1. Anna Wintour*
The Vogue editor-in-chief's intimidating antics have been the source of gossip since she arrived at the mag in 1983. Then, of course, there was that little novel-turned-film she inspired, "The Devil Wears Prada." Need we say more?

*2. Victoria Beckham*
Posh's propensity for pouting is just one reason the fashion designer has gotten a cold reputation. Jealousy aside (ahem, David Beckham), Victoria sent off the snob alarms when she kept her distance from fellow Spice Girls at the opening of their musical last year. And hey, even she admits that she can seem a bit icy. "People think I’m a moody bitch," she told Elle.

*3. Olivia Palermo*
The New York socialite had her first taste of backlash in 2007 when a "Gossip Girl"-style site posted a letter she had allegedly written asking the catty girls on her social scene “for acceptance, privacy and forgiveness.” A lawsuit ensued (Olivia vehemently denied writing the letter) and we eventually forgot about her -- until she was cast as the antagonist on the MTV reality show "The City" the next year. Next time, Olivia, it might be wise to be a little nicer to Whitney Port if you want to boost your public image.

*4. Miranda Kerr*
OK, so we know this seems like a curveball, but the model has sparked her fair share of controversy. Just this week, it was rumored that her "diva antics" cost her a renewed contract with Victoria's Secret (she says she simply didn't have enough time to commit to the brand, though). Not to mention, Miranda's comments about epidurals and "drugged-up" babies after the natural birth of her son didn't make people too happy either. On the other hand, the rep might be entirely blown out of proportion (we've met the model ourselves and can attest to her good nature).

*5. Joan Rivers*
Can you think of anyone else more feared by red carpet goers? The "Fashion Police" host not only raises eyebrows for her always edgy jokes, but she also has rubbed more than a few people the wrong way. Joan's comments about Adele ("She should just calm down -- or lose weight!") and her now-infamous Holocaust joke are just a couple of examples.

*6. John Galliano*
Arguably the most polarizing figure in the fashion industry, this designer made headlines in 2011 when he was filmed making an anti-semitic tirade in Paris. The incident led to his dismissal from his namesake label and from his position at Christian Dior. This year, however, Oscar de la Renta invited Galliano into his studio. The jury's still out on if he'll ever be able to fix his disgraced image.

*7. Cathy Horyn*
It seems like the New York Times fashion critic rarely publishes a critical review without an even more critical response. After slamming Lady Gaga's CFDA Awards get-up, Horyn was given a taste of her own medicine when the singer compared her to an "average individual at home on their laptop" and said that her writing was "plagued with negativity." Designers like Oscar de la Renta and Hedi Slimane have also taken shots at the journalist, calling Horyn a "stale 3-day old hamburger" and a "publicist in disguise," respectively.

So tell us: did we miss anyone?

*Obviously, fashion can get controversial:*

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Celebrity birthdays on April 17

April 16, 2013, 3:04 pm

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Actress Olivia Hussey is 62. Singer-guitarist Pete Shelley of The Buzzcocks is 58. Actor Sean Bean (“Lord of the Rings”) is 54. Actor Joel Murray is 51. Singer Liz Phair is 46. Rapper-actor Redman is 43. Actress Jennifer Garner is 41. Singer Victoria Beckham of the Spice Girls is 39. Actress Rooney Mara (“The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo”) is 28. Actress Dee Dee Davis (“The Bernie Mac Show”) is 17. Reported by Miami Herald 1 hour ago.

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Find Out How Juicing Benefits Your Body

April 16, 2013, 4:25 pm

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Juicing fruits and vegetables has become one of the most popular trends, not just in the raw and natural living movements, but as a quick meal replacement or as a way to incorporate more fruit and veggies into a healthy eating lifestyle.

However, some of us are still unsure of the everyday benefits of juicing, so as part of *OK!'s 12 Week Countdown To Summer* we're breaking it down for you.

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Whether it’s detoxifying your system to support a healthy liver or consuming nutrients to grow the strong nails you’ve always wanted, juicing raw fruits and vegetables can be beneficial for various parts of the body, serving as a full body rejuvenator.

*LIVER*: The main function of the liver is to clean out toxins in the body, but what if your liver has too many toxins within itself? Cleansing of the liver with fruits and vegetables in liquid form can reduce toxins. Green drinks made with Spinach, Zucchini, Kale and Cucumbers can support liver function.

*GWYNETH PALTROW SHARES HOW GOING GLUTEN-FREE CHANGED LIFE FOR HER FAMILY*

*EYES*: Vitamins and antioxidants help to maintain healthy eyes. Lack of vitamin A can cause poor vision. Juicing carrots (packed with Vitamin A) and berries (loaded with antioxidants) are a good start to preserving the health of your eyes.

*NAILS*: No one likes chipped and split nails. Vitamins and minerals found in carrot juice can help. Carrots are high in zinc, iron, vitamin A and calcium – all of which contribute to healthy nails.

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*HAIR*: Everyone wants a head of beautiful tresses. Vitamins C and E are essential for enhanced hair growth. Greens such as spinach, collards and turnips are rich in vitamin E. Citrus fruits such as lemons, limes and grapefruits can improve circulation to the scalp.

*HEART*: High cholesterol can clog the arteries, constricting of the blood flow to the heart. A plant based diet (fruits, vegetables and even herbs) can help regulate circulation. Apples, Cranberries, Grapefruit, Avocado, Broccoli and Celery can help support heart health and herbs such as cayenne pepper can help with blood circulation.

*'BIGGEST LOSER' STAR OLIVIA WARD OPENS UP ABOUT INFERTILITY AND PCOS*

Check out some great options for juicers to implement into your juicy new lifestyle!

*The Omega Vert VRT350 Juicer* is a revolutionary product that features the high efficiency of a masticating style juicer in a vertical design. The Vert is designed to be compact, contemporary and productive. Most juicers process at a speed of 1,650 to 16,000 RPM, destroying many healthy enzymes and causing juice to degrade shortly after being extracted. The Vert VRT350 Low Speed Juicing System processes at 80 RPM, preventing oxidation and allowing juice to be stored for up to 72 hours without degradation.

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*The BELLA NutriPro* is a standout juicer that operates using a mastication (chewing) method, which is usually only seen in commercial grade machines. Typical consumer grade juicers use steel blades that cut and pulverize the produce giving you as much as 40% less juice and ultimately fewer nutrients.

BELLA NutriPro is beneficial on two levels: first, the product efficiently prepares cold pressed juices while preserving the wholesome pulp and maintaining the natural integrity of the nutrients. Additionally, BELLA NutriPro advocates the benefits of juicing that are vital to maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle.

Celebrity Fans include: *Kelly Rutherford*, *Kelly Bensimon*, *Brandi Glanville*

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What Are The Critics Saying About Tom Cruise?

April 16, 2013, 3:27 pm

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Early in the sleek sci-fi thriller "Oblivion," Tom Cruise, as a flyboy repairman living a removed, Jetsons-like existence above an invaded and deserted Earth, intones his home sickness.

"I can't shake the feeling that despite all that's happened, Earth is still my home," he narrates.

One can't help but chortle and wonder if Cruise is speaking for himself. The chiseled blockbuster star carries so much baggage nowadays that an audience's relationship to him often feels downright alien.

But Cruise, that unrelenting bullet of headlong momentum, is undaunted. He keeps coming back with even bigger films, most of which, despite it all, he reliably propels – even if it's become harder to see Cruise as anything other than himself.

In "Oblivion," the second film from "Tron: Legacy" director Joseph Kosinski, he plays Jack Harper, a patroller of the drone-controlled skies over Earth. From a sparse dock where he lives with his supervisor and girlfriend, Victoria (Andrea Riseborough), Jack makes daily flights in his spacecraft to the Earth's barren surface. "We're the mop-up crew," he says.

He tells us that it's been 60 years since aliens invaded, first knocking out the moon (goodnight moon, indeed) and then leading to a devastating nuclear war. Though humans, he says, won out, they had to abandon the planet's surface (New York is buried up to the Empire State Building's needle), taking refuge on a moon of Saturn. On a desolate Earth, the only beings remaining are hiding bands of Scavengers ("Scavs") that look something like a cross between the Tusken Raiders of "Star Wars" and Milli Vanilli.

Monitoring the land are white, round drones that appear like giant, floating cue balls from afar, but menacing robot killers up close. Occasionally, they need servicing from Jack (Cruise as WALL-E). He avoids their blasters by authenticating himself, but as they bleep and blork, he cowers anxiously – not entirely certain they're on the same team.

His faith is greater with Victoria, who guides his movements from her computerized desk. Her superior (played with a folksy Southern accent by Melissa Leo) is seen only in scratchy video communiques.

So we are back in a post-apocalyptic world, a place to which movies lately can't help returning, all with various images of wrecked ironic monuments and unpeopled landscapes. We have seen many of the elements of "Oblivion" in countless science fiction tales before. But we've seldom seen them more beautifully rendered.

Kosinski, who based the film on the ideas of his unpublished graphic novel, is an expert in 3-D modeling and computer graphics. His "Tron: Legacy" was a critical flop for its muddled story but was nevertheless remarkable for its elegant digital architecture (including the more natural but no less exquisitely structured face of Olivia Wilde). His two movies now seem to owe as much to the iPod as anything: glossy clean surfaces with throbbing electronic scores (Daft Punk for "Tron," M83 for "Oblivion").

He filmed "Oblivion" with cinematographer Claudio Miranda, who also shot "Tron: Legacy" and since did the gorgeous filmography of Ang Lee's "Life of Pi." In "Oblivion," they achieve a symphony of otherworldly sleekness when Victoria disrobes and dives into a pool on their space station, her dark silhouette outlined on the sunset stratosphere. We, too, bath in the imagery.

This carefully organized world is thrown when a NASA shuttle crashes with an astronaut, Julia (Olga Kurylenko), who seems to recognize Jack. His own memory has been scrubbed but flickers with images from his past.

As the film builds, it plays with familiar sci-fi themes of identity, memory, faith in institutions and human nature. Little can be said about Morgan Freeman's character without giving much away, but suffice to say that he enters the film in shades, lighting a cigar and wearing a cape. Yes, a cape. Kosinski could have chucked all his visual effects and just gone with a cape-clad Freeman.

Analyzing the substance of "Oblivion," which declines – as so many science-fiction films do – as the puzzles are solved, inevitably diminishes the film. But for those who enjoy the simple thrill of handsomely stylized image-making, "Oblivion" is mostly mesmerizing.

The severe artificiality of the film's universe begins cracking with Jack's curiosity for earthly, analog things. It started with a found book, and grows in his secret mountain hideaway of old records, a baseball cap and literature.

It's a familiar trope in sci-fi that humanity breathes eternally through art. But if films like "Oblivion" are so preoccupied by the detritus of our civilization, perhaps we ought to aim a little higher than Tom Cruise blockbusters. After all, our future fate depends on it.

"Oblivion," a Universal Pictures release, is rated PG-13 for sci-fi action violence, brief strong language, and some sensuality. Running time: 124 minutes. Two and a half stars out of four.

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Motion Picture Association of America rating definition for R: Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian. Reported by Huffington Post 1 hour ago.

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PHOTOS: The 7 Most Hated People In Fashion

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