For great skin in winter you need two things: moisturizer and sunscreen. It’s that simple.Oh sure, there are different lotions, serums, formulas and spa treatments for improving skin tone and feel, but in the end it pretty much boils down to wearing sunscreen with a minimum sun protection factor (SPF) of 15 every day, and liberal use of moisturizers, said Dr. Rex Largen of Nebraska Dermatology."If a person started wearing sunscreen when they were 10 or younger, they would do a tremendous amount toward protecting skin from the usual signs of aging — age spots, skin cancer and wrinkling," Largen said. .

Suspensions leave Lawrence young

Longtime assistant coach Charlie Jucius filled in as head coach.

"I was wondering what kind of effort the kids were going to (give). They went out there and played as tough as they can play," Jucius said. "They're up against a good team, but they gave it everything they had."

Lawrence scored the first four points of the game, but Hampden took the lead midway through the first quarter and never relinquished control.

"It was a situation where, to be honest with you, I didn't know what to expect. I just told our kids I wanted to make sure we played hard. We tried to do the things we normally do," Hampden coach Russ Bartlett said. "I thought the Lawrence kids represented their school very well tonight, and their program. I'm sure Coach McGee is very proud of the way they played."

Juco led the Broncos' balanced offense with 10 points, while Nate Burke and Brad Haase each scored nine.

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Kris Tibbs, senior research analyst for the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, said hotel occupancy typically runs in the 95 percent to 96 percent range during the three-day weekend. Tibbs said the tourism bureau was not aware of any event that would keep Las Vegas resorts from experiencing similar numbers this weekend. Last year, the convention authority said the nongaming economic impact on Las Vegas during Presidents Day weekend was $208 million, exclusive of gaming. Tibbs said the figure has grown annually. HOWARD STUTZ / REVIEW-JOURNAL .

Bad gas has motorists fuming

MOUNT PLEASANT — Rosemary Palonis' troubles all started when she picked up the nozzle to refuel her car Monday afternoon.It was the start of a nightmare for the Chicago resident, who came here to visit her sister, Patricia Palonis, for Super Bowl weekend. Monday Rosemary was ready to head home with her two daughters and two grandchildren.But when she paid for her gasoline at MJ Petroleum, 2325 Racine St., and tried to start her car, Palonis said, “It went about 20 feet, and the whole car shut off, and it wouldn't start."“My daughter said, ‘Mom, it has to be the gas.'" .