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Today is a good day.
It's good despite a certain physical discomfort I'm really trying hard to restrain myself from writing about again. But how not to when my high school classmate contacts me via skype earlier today, and when I say I won't be able to chat long due to the above mentioned experiencing of pain, she bluntly asks:
"Is that perhaps the famous PMS?"
We haven't spoken in a decade, mind you, minus an email here and there. Dumbfounded I utter:
"But how do you know???"
"From your blog!"
Ah. That. Though I haven't written about this one yet. YET.
The day is good nonetheless. It's great. It's FESTIVE & CELEBRATORY. Here's why. Something happened today, something unprecedented, at least as of the year two thousand and six…
It was one of those exotically warm days in October, back in 2006. It was exotic to me, as I had just moved to Los Angeles from quite positively four-seasoned New York City. Don't forget also that I grew up in Poland. Four ever changing seasons was all I knew till then. It must have been one of those summery days of Californian fall in 2006 when my ass was wrapped in a pair of my favorite jeans for the very last time. As never after it was able to fit again. Until this day…
Today I pulled the old buddies out of the closet where they sat in the dark corner forgotten and in disgrace since TWO-THOUSAND-AND-SIX. I dug them out from underneath a pile of all those new guys I collected in the meantime. And just like that, suddenly inspired, four years later I tried to reunite the best of me with the best of the blue jean kind. And it worked!
Truth be told, it did require me to HIP-HOP some, and then to CHA-CHA-CHA a little bit more in order to tuck every last bit of me inside of those pants. Nevertheless it WORKED! Not only was I able to zip and button up, but also I am able to sit in those jeans as I type these words. Initially I tried the desk chair first for it's adjustable, then the couch as it's lower thus more challenging. In the end I was rolling on the floor exchanging hugs, tears, kisses and stories with my best buds who have returned home at last.
About this photo… May I inform you that my legs go for inches and inches beyond the frame of this photograph, so don't be fooled by skewed proportions. Also, Cosmo is a very SMALL dog. A miniature really. What you're looking at are legs… thin and all-the-way-to-my-tuchas long. Note that at the time of taking this photo my tuchas was sitting at the neighbors' kitchen table.
Well, then. Now you know WHAT. Time to reveal HOW. Let's omit the part where I skyrocketed three sizes up in the first place, about four years ago. The first two sizes left me shortly after I met Jason and fell in love. They just packed their stuff and went on their own, leaving no letter good-bye. Not that I ever missed them. But that last little size got stuck. Let me assure you that I didn't even mind it in the end. I was comfortable in my skin at last, for the very first time in my life really, and it didn't matter that much what the scale underneath me said. I wouldn't even step on one, because who cares!
Lately, however, Jason and myself found motivation to get back to the gym, as we do every few months or so. Jason was complaining about a few extra pounds he no longer wished on him. I needed to get my core muscles stronger for those long hours of dancing around the kitchen when at work. Every child knows, however, that no exercise will bear results if the diet ain't right. Hence, following the wisdom of many trainers that crossed my path (whose secret equation for losing weight is: 70% diet, 30% physical torture), we decided to switch dinners and lunches around.
For a few weeks now, I've been sending Jason to work with his lunchbox full of hearty and filling goods so he has enough energy for a jog when off duty. And then, after the gym, instead of stuffing ourselves with a bowl of pasta or rice, we simply enjoy a nutritious salad, full of natural vitamins and metabolism-boosting enzymes along with a touch of protein (nuts, chicken, fish, cheese, beans, etc.) and healthy fats (olive oil or walnut oil, nuts, avocados, and such).
This salad-eating also forces me to keep inventing new dishes and re-inventing what's known and out worn. Above you see a version of a coleslaw. It's crunchy like the traditional one with slivers of radishes, ribbons of red cabbage, and thin slices of Green Apple. It's full of toasted walnuts that take the edge off the apple's tartness. The dressing is somewhat familiar, though made with a non-fat Greek yogurt (like in my slaw recipe I posted here). However, there's butter lettuce in the place of white cabbage, sprinkled with poppy seeds and thus turning the mix into a brand new experience. And trust me, a plate full of this salad, where you must work out your jaws on each bite, will keep you satiated till you're ready for bed.
What do you do with the left over cabbage, you ask. It's a good question. Let me also applaud you for purchasing the whole head in its natural form versus already shredded one and packed in plastic. Use those crunchy ribbons as a color-booster on all the different types of salads. Not only does it add esthetic value, but also texture and anti-oxidants, calcium, potassium, and loads of vitamin C, K and A.
Here's another variation on a salad that served as post-work out dinner for Jason and moi. As seen above, its an abundance of sautéed kale with shallots, garlic, and tomato over roasted young potatoes, with added crunch of red cabbage, persian cucumber slices and paper-thin slivers of radishes. Needless to say, it is a warm, comforting, and filling plate of … vegetables. Yet it won't weigh you down just hours before saying sayonara to your day.
The bottom line is this: exercising is undoubtedly good for keeping my butt cheeks closer together, tighter I mean, less jiggly and more bouncy. It also allows my back to stay firm and strong during those 8-10 hour shifts in the kitchen when on my feet at all times. However, it's those hearty SALADS FOR DINNER that let my bottom jewel shrink enough to fit in my old blue jeans and wiggle woogie-boogie.
I think I won't be parting with these for a while… My ass can't be trusted.

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Our student employees provide a valuable service to the University, and we like to express our appreciation to our student workers by providing this annual event. The Career Center coordinates the Annual Student Employee of the Year Program, including a celebration to honor all student employees at the University.
This event takes place during the second full week in April (this date coincides with the National Student Employment Association(NSEA) Student Employment Week), and includes a reception for our Student Employees. The reception inlcudes a lunch and give-a-ways from local vendors. The Student Employee of the Year Award winners are presented their awards individually.
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Chrissy Teigen Shuts Down Mom-Shamer With Perfectly Hilarious Clap Back
By Emily Lee
November 8, 2018
Chrissy Teigen is Queen of the Clap Back, especially when it comes to mom-shaming. The mom-of-two had a perfectly hilarious response to somebody who called her out for bottle feeding her baby son Miles. John Legend shared a photo of his wife feeding their son, writing "wild scene backstage at [The Voice]." It's a super adorable picture of John's family supporting him at his new gig as a judge for the popular singing competition. One of John's followers, though, tried to rain on their parade by mom-shaming Chrissy. For anybody familiar with Chrissy's presence on social media, it's not surprising she shut the shaming down ASAP.
Chrissy's clap back was screenshotted and shared on the popular Comments by Celebs Instagram account. "You no longer breastfeed?" One of John's followers commented. "John never breastfed Miles," Chrissy responded.
Moral of the story: don't mom-shame on the internet! Or anywhere else, TBH. And if you do get mom-shamed, just channel Chrissy and give the shamers your best clap back. Bye, haters!
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May 13, 2006
The little duckling who could
Think Extraordinary | 2:55 AM | Beautiful, Cool Stuffs |
Mallard ducklings wait their turn May 14 as a sibling struggles to make it up a curb in South Bend, Ind. The mother, who had already cleared the obstacle, flirted with traffic for 20 minutes before leading her offspring safely across the busy road.
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- enderFP on 1:44 PM said...
wow! i'm currently living in south bend, indiana, so seeing this picture and caption on a blog from india was a bit startling!!!
nice picture ... and those little guys are all over the place here. :D
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Halle Berry was hospitalized Tuesday night for a "minor head injury" she suffered while shooting a fight sequence on the set of "The Hive," her representative said.
The Oscar-winner checked out healthy and was released and she planned to keep shooting the film as planned, her rep said in a statement Wednesday.
TMZ first reported Berry's injury, saying that she was taken to Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles just after 10 p.m. local time.
Despite her April engagement to boyfriend Olivier Martinez, the past year has proven a rough one for Halle Berry, who has been embroiled in a custody fight over her daughter Nahla.
Last year she suffered an on-set foot injury while filming "Cloud Atlas" and also fended off a stalker's break-in to her home.
She has suffered injuries on other movie sets in the past, too. She was hospitalized after being hit with a lighting prop while filming "Catwoman," and broke her arm on the set of "Gothika."


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It's hard to maintain perspective when it comes to rookies. It's not in most people's nature to imagine what it would be like for that player to suck. How does one imagine sucking? Sitting on the bench? Turning the ball over? There aren't any YouTube clips of young guys dribbling balls off their shin. Trust me. I YouTubed young+guys+balls+shin and got all sorts of heinous awfulness, but none of it was montages of poorly executed basketball. It's much easier to imagine the team's newest player as all upside. Even then, things can get out of hand. Imagine if instead of desperately (and unsuccessfully) whoring himself out to the first far Eastern team that would have him, Andrei Kirilenko went to the Wizards this offseason. I imagine D.C. fans would be mildly excited to have a multi-tooled swing player with above-average defense and fashionable hair. You'd be a little bummed by his age and the knowledge that you're not going to get the best version of AK47 in 2011-12, but most people would rather have him on their team coming off the bench than not. Well, subtract a little Kirilenko's passable ball-handling and add a little bit of hops (for the drunks who brought their own barley), and you've essentially got Jan Vesely. So what does that mean for young Vesely in 2011 fantasy basketball?
Above all else, it should be noted that Vesely can fly, and at 6-foot-11 playing the three, there's a good chance that he's going Tom Chambers over someone before his rookie season is over. He's gonna get a lot of dunks, John Wall is gonna hand him two fistfulls of assists, and the total time Vesely and JaVale McGee are going to spend with their faces above the rim will make the dorks at Elias freak out. But – and like a Kardashian homecoming, we're heavy on the butts here – the dude can't dribble. He can pass, but he's not creating his own shot. He gets most of his points off of breaks and broken plays, which might be a boon for a guy playing for the Wizards. I can see Vesely coming on later in the season like Greg Monroe or Anthony Randolph did last year. Ultimately, he's a solid defender on a team that doesn't have many solid defenders. (He's going to have to help Lewis, Blatche and even McGee a lot on that end of the court. No, no … A. LOT.) He's also going to get a ton of attention from Wall, who was better at placing passes on the fly than running set plays and hitting the open man. As Vesely moves well without the ball, that plays to both of their strengths – if you can call not being able to run set plays successfully a strength, which, in D.C. they do! Despite the guy's terrible free throw shooting (46% in the Euroleague last year) I imagine Vesely will average 9/3/1, with 2.5 3ptm+stl+blk by year's end, although his post All-Star Break stats should be far better (which tells you how the start of his season is gonna go).


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Jun 14th: Flag Day
Jun 18th: Father's Day
Jun 19th: Southern Snoballs
Jun 21st: First Day of Summer
Jun 23rd: Center will be CLOSED for our In-Service Training.
Parent Reminders
Summer days can be really hot, and we want the children to be comfortable. Sneakers are still the preferred choice of shoe attire because they are safer footwear for the playground. Sandals are not comfortable because of the mulch and because children are not able to run and climb well. Flip-flops are NOT ALLOWED unless it is for a "special occasion" and a note has gone home to indicate that.
With the summer heat coming into full effect here in Florida, we want to make sure your children are protected. We ask that you apply sunscreen to your child before you bring them to school. Thank you in advance!
Southern Snoballs will be visiting the center Monday, June 19. If your child will be at the center and wants a snoball, please remember to send in $2. A sign will be posted to remind you! And if you want a snoball, too, the truck will be arriving at 10am.
Our Moving On Celebration was held Thursday, May 25. We want to thank ALL the parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, significant others, siblings and anyone else that showed up to help "send" our VPKers to kindergarten. We really had a great time, considering the rain and having to move the festivities inside. Thank you for adjusting to the tight quarters!
Father's Day is June 18th, and we want to wish all our fathers a great day. Thank you dads for all you do!
Summer is a time when you will probably be taking weekend getaways or long family vacations. Remember to let Ms. Andrea or Ms. Martha know when your child will NOT be at school. This will make it easier for meal counts as well as keeping our ratios correct. Teachers will be taking days off, too, and we need to know when to call in extra staff.
VPK children and School agers have been sent a Weekly Summer schedule.
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iberal Party attacks on the Labor Party for its union links have become an easy and effective political salvo with swinging voters in middle Australia. They have impact and cause apprehension with many. In the Kevin '07 campaign, when the Liberals had very little to resist the mood for change from the Howard government to Kevin Rudd, I saw firsthand in focus groups the most effective attack on the Labor Party was that ''seven out of 10 Labor ministers are former union leaders''. The mere association with unions was enough to cause hesitation among swinging voters about switching their vote from Liberal to Labor for the first time in many years.
The big news stories of union corruption and cronyism of late - Craig Thomson, Michael Williamson and back in the '07 campaign, Kevin Reynolds - only reinforce negative union stereotypes.
The extent of the damage is evident in focus groups when you ask people to describe your average union leader - not those who behave corruptly. The image is not pretty. They use adjectives like ''militant'', ''old school'', ''dictatorial'' and ''out for themselves''.
This is hardly positive imagery for the Labor Party or the union movement. In one focus group, one respondent expressed a common view that ''they are more interested in getting a Labor Party seat than their workers''. Again, this is a perception that does a disservice to the majority of unionists who care deeply and work tirelessly for their members and their families.
The union movement has a proud record of achievement that is being clouded by this imagery and these excesses. The list of conditions that would not be there for workers without the Australian union movement is deeply impressive.
However, it is wrong to simply blame the poor perceptions of unions, declining membership and a declining relevance to the Australian workers on ''a few bad apples.'' Cleaning up the excesses won't solve a more fundamental problem for unions.
Research that tries to suggest a better picture of perceptions of unions beyond these excesses is delusional and not facing up to the problem.
The problem runs deep. What unions are perceived to stand for in the minds of many workers is fundamentally out of step with modern attitudes to work. Australian workers are highly aspirational: they dream big, they have great confidence in what they are capable of in their careers given the chance It's an impatient attitude that drives the bosses of many Gen Ys mad. The thought of being a member of a union is at odds with their aspirations.
Modern employees express an entrepreneurial attitude to their own careers, even if working in large bureaucratic organisations. The misconception they hold is that unions are all about conforming, towing the line with everyone else. They don't aspire to lock in with everyone else, they aspire to get ahead of everyone else.
Australians these days are also realistic about a modern competitive world, where you work hard, go beyond the call, and do not just have initiative but also take it.
Unfortunately for the union movement, the perception I hear in focus groups is an association with ''old work practices''.
Now this is simply not the case. Unions have driven great innovation and modernisation in workplaces around the country but the perception is real.
In focus groups, it is revealing to get respondents to imagine a union workplace versus a non-union workplace. The union workplace is projected as ''plodding'', ''only doing what you have to'', ''knocking off right on five'' whereas the non-union workplace is seen as a dynamic, thriving, modern, exciting place to work.
Two unions that have done a great job in bucking the trend and increasing membership numbers are the Nursing & Midwifery Federation and the Teachers Federation. Why? They have been diligent in appealing to the greater good and not just the self interest of their own wages and conditions.
The ANF and the Teachers Federation consistently argue for the welfare of patients or a brighter future for our children's education and their achievements in this regard are significant. Hospitals and schools are under pressure and many people are deeply concerned about this. Nurses and teachers have managed to garner a broad constituency of support that goes beyond their direct membership. I hear much greater positive predisposition expressed towards them than other unions.
Instead of expected union language like ''rank and file'', ''arbitration'', ''delegations'', and ''the workplace'', you will hear the ANF and Teachers Federation talk about nurses and teachers, hospitals and schools. Their language is more human and easier to relate to and connect with.
It is a massive exercise to reposition perceptions of modern unions to do justice to the positive work they do. It involves more than quelling the excesses and bad PR. The challenge is to realign perceptions of unions with the values of a modern aspirational workforce.
Tony Mitchelmore is managing director of research company Visibility, and has been a pollster for nine federal and state Labor campaigns.


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Ex-Canuck Adrian Aucoin hasn't Mess-ed much with shoot-first philosophy
Former Vancouver blueliner embraces leadership role with young Blue Jackets
Columbus Blue Jackets blueliner Adrian Aucoin (right) says although this could be his final season, he isn't ready to confirm that he'll be hanging up his skates.
Photograph by: Debora Robinson , NHLI via Getty Images
COLUMBUS, Ohio — It's a story straight from Vancouver Canuck folklore, featuring a young defenceman named Adrian Aucoin and the team's captain, a guy named Mark Messier. Mike Keenan is in it, too.
It was the 1997-98 season and Aucoin was just getting his feet wet in the National Hockey League. Messier, by this time, had already won six Stanley Cups and Keenan had just arrived to replace Tom Renney as coach.
Aucoin had a booming shot from the point and was being encouraged by Keenan to use it at all times. Perhaps encouraged isn't the correct word. Keenan demanded that Aucoin shoot, shoot and shoot some more.
"I remember trying to pass a couple of times and Mike was going: 'No, no, that's not what you're doing, just make sure you pound it,' " Aucoin recalled Thursday. "So we're in practice one day and I take a one-timer and I hit Messier. I break his shin pad and clearly it hurt him a little bit. So he comes up to me and I am like 'oh, boy.' I didn't know what to think.
"Then he says: 'OK, great. That's the only way you're going to get better. Keep shooting it.' And I was, like: 'OK, Mess.' "
Aucoin did keep shooting and the following season he scored 23 times, setting a Canucks' club record for goals by a defenceman that still stands today. He didn't stay a Canuck forever and was dealt to the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2001 for netminder Dan Cloutier. He has since played for the New York Islanders, Chicago Blackhawks, Calgary Flames and Phoenix Coyotes and is now, at age 39, in his first year as a member of the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Despite the many moves, he hasn't lost his desire to play. He has hauled his five kids, ranging in ages from three to 12, around North America. He and wife Caroline are both from Ottawa but they own homes in Chicago and Scottsdale, Ariz. They are all on board, he says, and loving the ride. Aucoin is making $2.25 million on a one-year contract.
"What drives me? Just showing up at the rink every day is awesome," he said before the Jackets and Canucks met at Nationwide Arena. "Clearly the one thing you want as you get older and your role diminishes is to still be able to contribute and whatnot at some level. I would love it if I could play high 20 minutes and be a power-play guy but that's not my role anymore.
"It's a different gig. We're a team that is kind of in transition so I am needed for a leadership role. Columbus called me right away on July 1 and we talked about all their young defencemen and how they didn't have many older guys so it was just a really good fit. Like I said, just coming to the rink today is still as much fun as it was when I was a kid and you can't knock me for that."
Nobody is knocking Aucoin, who was drafted 117th overall by the Canucks in 1992. Vancouver's first pick that June was the immortal Libor Polasek, followed by Mike Peca in the second round. Aucoin has outlasted many other Canuck picks as well and appeared Thursday in his 1,090th regular-season game. He's in his 17th season.
He also has the distinction of scoring a goal on his first NHL shot, May 3, 1995, in San Jose against Arturs Irbe. He then scored on his first shot in the '95 playoffs and on his first shot in his one and only all-star game in 2003-04.
"That's my claim to fame," he noted, laughing.
Aucoin realizes this season could be it for him but he isn't yet ready to declare that he'll be hanging 'em up.
"You know what? It's literally where I'm at, at the time," he said. "I have some days where I think I'm completely done and I have some days where I think I could play for another 20 years. So I think it will just be how the season here goes and how the summer goes. Even though I wish I could plan ahead, and my wife wishes I could plan ahead, it's always tough to do."


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Bo Diddley
(December 30, 1928 – June 2, 2008), born Ellas Otha Bates, was an original and influential American rock & roll singer, guitarist, and songwriter.
He was known as "The Originator" because of his key role in the transition from blues music to rock & roll, influencing a host of legendary acts including Buddy Holly, Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton. He introduced more insistent, driving rhythms and a hard-edged guitar sound on a wide-ranging catalog of songs. Accordingly, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and received Lifetime Achievement Awards from the Rhythm and Blues Foundation " and the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (Grammy). He was also known for his technical innovations, including his trademark rectangular guitar.
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They might not have rivaled the revelry in the winner's circle after Saturday's Preakness, but the lines in front of the tellers' windows at Pimlico Race Course were abuzz with fans shouting in excitement about their winning tickets.
Rick Digrigoli, of Hoover, Ala., left the window folding bills into his wallet, the result of an exacta bet on top two finishers I'll Have Another and Bodemeister.
Digrigoli has been coming to the Preakness with friends for 17 years, but his win of about $46 on a $5 bet wasn't the result of experience.
"I called my kids back home — one of them liked I'll Have Another, and the other one said Bodemeister," he said with a smile, crediting 5-year-old Brady and 6-year-old Paige.
Because he had both horses on his ticket, the thrilling finish down the stretch actually didn't matter to Digrigoli.
"Yeah, I didn't care," he said. "I'm just here to have a good time."
Jahari Adjiri was working her first Preakness as a security guard, and her first bet — on a tip from a co-worker — was $15 on I'll Have Another.
"That was exciting," the Baltimore resident said. "The horses are just so beautiful, and to see them all run was gorgeous."
Pat Blevins of Bel Air has been coming to the Preakness with her sister annually since 1981, and her strategy was simple.
"Every year, we bet on the [Kentucky] Derbywinner," said Blevins, who placed $5 on I'll Have Another to win. "I'd like to see a Triple Crown winner when I come out to the races."
This year, she might, which only added to the excitement in the aftermath of Saturday's race.
A distinct Terps flavor
University of Maryland fans made their presence felt Saturday through their ownership of horses whose names clearly showed their allegiance to the Terps.
So when her Dad bred Sweetsoutherndessa — named after his wife, Odessa — and they got a gray foal three years ago, they named it Coach Fridge after their favorite football coach, Maryland's Ralph Friedgen.
Friedgen's contract was bought out after the 2010 season. He was 75-50 in 10 seasons at Maryland.
"We hadn't met Coach Friedgen when we named the colt," Deborah said. "When we were about to run in the Maryland Million [on Oct. 1], we sent an invitation to him to come to the race. We thought he already knew about the horse, but he didn't. I was in the grocery store when my cell phone rang. I answered, and he said, 'This is Ralph Friedgen.'"
She said she went a little crazy, she was so excited. "He's extremely flattered we named our horse after him," she said. "And he's been to the barn to see him, but he hasn't seen him run yet."
Deborah Greene was thrilled Saturday when Coach Fridge rallied for a second-place finish in The Cover Girl Purse, a 5-furlong turf allowance race.
"I love this horse," she said. "He has a lot of believe in him, and he's so sweet. You can pet him and play with him and he loves cookies — just like Coach Fridge."
Not unlike the end of Friedgen's tenure at Maryland, there is some controversy surrounding his namesake. Greene and her father filed Monday with the Court of Appeals of Maryland to have their horse restored as the winner of the Maryland Million Nursery race for 2-year-old colts.
Glib, trained by John Robb, won but failed a post-race drug test and was disqualified by the Maryland stewards. Coach Fridge, who finished second, was elevated to first. But on an appeal to the Maryland Racing Commission, Glib was restored to first place.
"To me and our attorney, it is unprecedented that they did not disqualify the horse," Deborah Greene said, noting that Maryland racing has a no-tolerance policy for drug use.
Also at Pimlico on Saturday were some of the owners of 4-year-old Maryland-bred Mystical Terp. Many of the horses' owners are Maryland grads.
"We love the Terps," said Timothy L. Keefe, one of the owners.
The horse ran at Pimlico on Thursday but did not win. Its colors are black, red and gold — the colors of the university's athletic teams.
Done Talking stays quiet
After Maryland-based Done Talking finished 14th out of 20 horses at the Kentucky Derby, the horse's trainer said he didn't seriously consider him as a Preakness entry.
"He would have had to be in the first five horses or so" at Churchill Downs, said trainer Hamilton Smith, who is based at Laurel Park.
Done Talking was entered instead on the Preakness undercard and didn't fare any better, finishing seventh among 10 horses in the James Murphy Stakes.
"He had no excuse," Hamilton said.
The race was won by Skyring, trained by D. Wayne Lukas.
Proud of 'Humble'
Sagamore Farm didn't win any races Preakness Day, but Humble and Hungry made manager Tom Mullikin and trainer Ignacio Correas proud.
The 4-year-old son of Limehouse charged down the Pimlico front stretch to capture second in the $300,000 Grade II Jagermeister Dixie Stakes, second to Hudson Steele.
"I love that horse," Mullikin said. "He shows up every time. It's so much fun having him in our barn. He's a grinder, and this is the first time he's gone a mile and an eighth."
Correas said the horse was "sitting on a big race. He's an awesome horse, and I wish I had more like him."
A suite experience
John Whitman looked like he had won the lottery — or at least a horse race.
Whitman, from Chicago, stood in the sunshine at an outdoor suite at the Preakness. The overhanging suite — located at the clubhouse turn — enabled spectators to feel as if they could peer over and look right down the track.
Whitman is among the partners of 90 North Racing Stables, a new syndicate formed by Justin Nicholson, 26, with the goal of bringing racing "to the public's doorstep." It is among a number of emerging "boutique partnerships."
The syndicate has relatively low buy-ins, which is why Whitman, 52, and fellow owner Bob Thomson of Windham, N.H., were feeling so fortunate to be in a cushy suite at the big race.
"We only own a small percentage and look at this," Whitman said, gesturing at the track in front of him.


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Mary Ann Roberts 1930 - 2011
Basehor — Services for Mary Ann Roberts, 81, Basehor, were Saturday, Sept. 3, at Liberty Baptist Church, Kansas City, Kan. Burial was in Shawnee Mission Memory Gardens, Shawnee.
Mrs. Roberts died Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2011, while surrounded by her family at the Golden Living Center in Edwardsville.
She was born on May 9, 1930, in Huscher. She had lived in the Basehor area for more than 50 years.
Mrs. Roberts was retired from Jensen-Salsbery Laboratories in Kansas City, Kan. She and her husband were also previous owners of Roberts Retail Liquor in Basehor.
Her husband, Don E. Roberts, died in 2010. A son, Bruce Roberts, died in 2002. Another son, Dean Roberts, died in 2010.
Survivors include four children, Ken Roberts Clinton, Terry Roberts, Leavenworth, LaDonna Shipman, Tonganoxie, and Mark Roberts, Basehor; a brother, Gerald Walker, Lake Quivira; 16 grandchildren; and numerous great-grandchildren.
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Friday, August 28, 2009
The People I Call Family
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Just us...
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with me, so it was even better!! This was an
early morning view of our grounds...
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Thursday, August 27, 2009
Go Hawks...
Yup yup, back to school. I have wanted to post pictures, but I don't have much internet access. So I decided to wait on pictures. But hey, you shouldn't have to suffer (my avid readers, all 2 of you, I'm sure) so I'm going to update anyway, with pictures to follow.
I went camping during my last week of summer. It was amazing. My favorite peoples were pretty much all there. Marlee came for one day, but we had more fun that day-or night, rather- than the whole rest of the week! Dean was there, which is good. I love my big bro...and my sister Berea was there the whole time too. :) And then my Em Sanders and Kolbo kicked it with us for a day. We boated, set up tents, cooked out, got leaked on in tents, bought new tents, swam, and genereally had a blast. I got 64 bug bites total.
Then I came to Norfolk. I think I have a job possibly, at Culver's. And then I am a work study for Dr. Boullion again. She's my caring mama teacher. I also have 3 non-music classes. They are: Geography, History, and Biology. Strangely enough, Biology is turning out to be my favorite subject. It's the teacher, Mr. Batt, who is hilarious. He likes to show us the most disgusting pictures he can find. He calls males 'egg chasers' cause of their testosterone! hehe.
So, my biggest change at school...the beds are 6 feet off the floor. No, I'm not exaggerating. I measured. So I have a small panic attack almost every time I roll over. But it leaves more space on the floor for my desk and dresser and crap. :) I finally got the roomate I tried to room with for 3 semesters. And we are having fun hanging out all the time. And did I mention Berea is in the dorms too? Haha Bennetts are ruling NECC!!!
I have decided to get involved in extracurriculers so I have a little more of a life. Yes that's right, I felt like I had no life outside of class. So I am now on the Student Activities Council. That's fun. We have been busy with welcome back parties. My favorite was Cosmic Bingo!!! And then I also am back in Taekwondo. There is something very satisfying in being able to beat people up. haha! I was not so thrilled to find myself growing more stiff and sore all day yesterday. I could hardly move. I guess I was out of shape! Now I'm going back tonight, so I can punish my body a little more for the weekend.
That's all for now! L8r, minions...
Angel Renee
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Monday, August 10, 2009
...Pick the Most Believable... I Did
I was excited to compare these, but I don't know many people who would agree with me, so I posted it here instead of on Facebook.
Quote #1:
"The Bible is unique in preparation, circulation, translation, and preservation. The Bible was written over a period of 1,500 years by a great variety of men who were inspired of God. From the king of Babylon writing in Chaldean to the humble prophet of Samaria; from an educated doctor writing in Greek to the beautiful lyrics composed by a Hebrew shepherd in the field; from a statesman born in ancient Egypt to a fisherman of the Roman era; it is difficult to conceive of a more diverse group! Writing any volume of such length and being in compete harmony would indeed be a wonder, much less dealing with a topic so controversial as religion. No book in the history of the world has been as widely circulated as the scripture. Every year it outsells all of the top best-sellers and it has now been translated into over 1,200 different languages."
-Josh McDowell, Evidence That Demands A Verdict
Quote #2
"In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth, and the earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the spirit of God was moving over the face of the waters."
It's an oral history. It was passed down, word-of-mouth, father to son, from Adam to Seth, from Seth to Enos, from Enos to Cainan, for 40 generations, a growing, changing, story, it was handed down, word-of-mouth, father to son. Until Moses finally gets it down on lambskin. But lambskins wear out, and need to be recopied. Copies of copies of copies of copies of copies of copies of copies of an oral history passed down through 40 generations.
From Hebrew it's translated into Arabic, from Arabic to Latin, from Latin to Greek, from Greek to Russian, from Russian to German, from German to an old form of English that you could not read. Through 400 years of evolution of the English language to the book we have today, which is: a translation of a translation of a translation of a translation of a translation of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of an oral history passed down through 40 generations.
You can't put a grocery list through that many translations, copies, and re-telling, and not expect to have some big changes in the dinner menu when the kids make it back from Kroger's.
And yet people are killing each other over this written word. "
Nick Annis in the preface to God is Good.
Draw your own conclusions-I chose mine.
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Saturday, August 8, 2009
So I'm pretty sure yesterday was one of the best days I've had all summer. It started off being my first day off the job, so I slept in till ten, which was fun in and of itself. And then I went upstairs and read a book...all the way through, as Aaron played video games. That was just the beginning!
By afternoon, we were ready to move around, so we went scrounging for cake mix. Angel food cake...that's always a challenge. At least, I made it once before, and it was kind of a flop. So I attempted again, careful to follow directions exactly, and it came out looking PERFECT!!! SO good when we added whipped (HWIPPED) cream and strawberries.
Next, we took off for the lake, just to see if the site we want for next week has bathrooms nearby. Sorry to say we never got that done. We saw the beautiful, calm water, and we had to go in. And then we were in the lake for nearly 2 hours! Aaron was having a blast digging holes with his feet (I know, he's odd) and I was working on getting comfortable in deep water. Then we started this activity where Aaron sank to the bottom of the lake, and I climbed on his shoulders. Then he would shoot up out of the water, and I would (attempt to) stand up and cannonball into the water. We probably looked funny, but it was entertaining.
Once we got out of the lake, it was six thirty and we were hungry. So we raced home to change. I got to wear a lovely new dress mom gave me (Thanks mom!). We then went to a Chinese buffet to eat a scrumptious supper. After which we went to the store and got bread, went to another, smaller pond in town, and fed the little ducks. One duck had 12 ducklings and a huge goose following her everywhere.
Sounds great, huh? That was my near perfect day. Unfortunately evening brought some very frustrating moments. I feel kind of like that's a repeating theme in my life-every good day ends badly. However, I'm feeling mush better reflecting on how good yesterDAY was. Hope we can have a few more before summer ends!!! Next time I'll get pictures, I promise.
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Friday, August 7, 2009
Weight Loss Plan
A man calls a company and orders their 5-day, 10 lb. weight loss program.
The next day, there's a knock on the door and there stands before him a voluptuous, athletic, 19 year old babe dressed in nothing but a pair of Nike running shoes and a sign around her neck.
She introduces herself as a representative of the weight loss company.
The sign reads, "If you can catch me, you can have me."
Without a second thought, he takes off after her.
A few miles later huffing and puffing, he finally gives up.
The same girl shows up for the next four days and the same thing happens.
On the fifth day, he weighs himself and is delighted to find he has lost 10 lbs. as promised.
He calls the company and orders their 5-day/20 pound program.
The next day there's a knock at the door and there stands the most stunning and beautiful woman he has ever seen in his life.
She is wearing nothing but Reebok running shoes and a sign around her neck that reads, "If you catch me you can have me."
Well, he's out the door after her like a shot.
This girl is in excellent shape and he does his best, but no such luck.
So for the next four days, the same routine happens with him gradually getting in better and better shape.
Much to his delight on the fifth day when he weighs himself, he discovers that he has lost another 20 lbs. as promised.
He decides to go for broke and calls the company to order the 7-day/50 pound program.
"Are you sure?" asks the representative on the phone. "This is our most rigorous program."
"Absolutely," he replies, "I haven't felt this good in years."
The next day there's a knock at the door; and when he opens it he finds a huge muscular guy standing there wearing nothing but pink running shoes and a sign around his neck that reads,"If I catch you, you are mine!!!"
He lost 63 pounds that week.
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Thursday, August 6, 2009
What my Sister Thought...
"think the pic you put up of me for the world to see is the worsed pic ever taken of me lol"
That was all there was to say... Guess I really am a sentimental fool of a sister. I'd give up now, but I have to endure this little kid at school all next year, so I'd better just suck it up, harden myself, and get ready for one hell of a year trying to communicate with the heartless kid I poured myself into...
Talk about a crappy life!
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For my Sister...
So no one can ever hurt you
But I run hard into the walls you use to hide
You run away
So far away that I can't find you
So scared of everyone you leave them all outside
Cold and alone
You push away the people
Who get too close for comfort
And then you stab them if they try to be your friend
Trying to take control
Of every relationship you encounter
And doing nothing but hurting us in the end
Like we're decoys
But maybe you should trust
The friend you've known forever
Might be the one to help your dreams come true
If that friend is your sister
And she's been with you through life
Never backing out or letting go of you
Always holding on
I know what you've been through
Remember I was there as well
I shared the life that tore you up so bad
I know just what your feeling
And I know you don't want help
But I can't stop remembering what we had
As a Team
When we shared everything
It helped us both to cope
You and I, we pulled through a lot together
You say you want to be alone
But it's hurting you as well as me
I thought we would be inseperable forever
We were meant to be
And every time I run to you
And hit your wall of doubt
I hear you cry and I can't hide the pain
So why not let me in a little?
Give 'us' a chance to win
Just trust me and we could be best friends again...
The good life=together.
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A Sombre Reminder...
Summer 2009 is almost over. This was emphasized today by my last day of work. I was extremely grateful to hang up my phone, give away my ear muffs, and be gone of the dreaded place. Of course I'll dearly miss my new-found friends and coworkers. The management I worked under happened to be the best I have ever been employed for.
That being said, I went home and did a little 'I am done with work' dance. CRT happened to be the most dreadful job I've ever had. It paid well, had great hours, and kept me cool during the hot summer days. But I guess I'm just not cut out to argue with strangers and remind them how fragile life is, and how they need to pay out the ass to protect themselves in this day and age.
And so now I have my short respite before I return to the flurry and the chaos that is school. I am not looking forward to some things, like getting along with difficult people and questioning my intentions with Aaron. But for the most part I'm going to love the classes, easy schedule, and the glamour of show choir.
Cheers to being unemployed and rich!!!
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Comics for Grownups Episode 15
by Joshua Malbin on May.11, 2013, under Comics
Comics for Grownups Episode 15 with Alex Rothman is now available on iTunes. RSS link for Android users here.
In this episode we discuss:
Red Handed: The Fine Art of Strange Crimes by Matt Kindt
Le Fils du Roi by Eric Lambé
The Complete Deep Girl by Ariel Bordeaux, and in general publisher Robyn Chapman's possible ambition to bring out more zines of the 1990s
Post by Molly Brooks
Sand Castle by Frederik Peeters and Pierre Oscar Lévy
Suspect Device #3, a compilation published by Josh Bayer
We Will Remain by Andrew White
Mumbai Confidential Book One: Good Cop, Bad Cop by Saurav Mohapatra and Vivek Shinde
Good Riddance: An Illustrated Memoir of Divorce by Cynthia Copeland
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Nanny, just like both of my parents, has been a constant in my life. In my childhood, we lived near to each other. As a teenager, when my mom relocated us to the coast of North Carolina, Nanny relocated there, too. And, when my mother moved to the mountains of North Carolina over 15 years ago, Nanny decided the mountain life would be hers as well.
Her effect of my career cannot be overstated. She was the first person I ever witnessed can and preserve. She was the first person I knew who kept chickens, or had a garden, or owned a farm. Her tractor was the first I ever knew personally. Until I married and changed my name, I even bore part of her name in my own-we both were "Marie" in the middle.
She'll be 87 on August 31st of this year. She's youthful on every level. She tells off-color jokes, flirts with wait staff, and can dance a jig with the best of them. She comes over most Sundays, along with my mom, and plays with Huxley, typically festooning him with some gift or other. He's pretty smitten with her, as is Hubs. Most people are.
Our friend Jon was up this weekend, moving the yome he and his wife Jen purchased onto our property, down in one of what we refer to as the "lower fields." As we sat around the fire ring on our patio Saturday evening, roasting marshmallows, sipping wine and ruminating on our roles and lives as parents (his Awynn just turned 2), he mentioned how he's begun taking the "long view", as he called it. Both busy art teachers at private schools in the Atlanta area, Jon mentioned how he often finds himself frustrated at how much he wants to get done, in his garden, his studio, his home, only to find there's just not enough time.
He went on to say the expected full lifespan of a human, if they were to live as long as humans can live, was 120 years. Considering that expanse of time, and its length, has helped him to consider the long view, instead of feeling like time is always slipping through his hands like sand. Maybe he won't get as much planted and growing this year as he'd like, he said, but then, hey! There's always next year, and the year after, and then year after that. And next decade, even.
If we lived our entire potential lifespan, there's plenty of time to get things done. And, yes, focusing on every moment as the only moment we are promised is important, too, as it forces us to just enjoy and appreciate that opportunity, in all its fleeting glory. But the long view is important also, as it forces us to also be optimistic. We believe the sun will rise tomorrow, the seasons will change, and that the Earth will continue turning on its axis. We believe that life is rich and varied and ever in flux.
I'm taking the long view with Nanny. She's lived a wonderful, full life, always in the company of loved ones. Whatever the outcome with her current situation, the present moments I have with her are wonderful, the past ones were formative, and the future ones will be magical, however they materialize.
*Here's Nanny at Huxley's Wild Things party, this past October. She's dressed for the occasion and can be seen contemplating eating the entire tray of truffles Dan and Jael brought to share. Apologies for the blurry quality of the photo, but she was in motion!


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A bigger lot: Concert parking tips for U
Tow trucks lurking: Thinking that a local business won't mind your car for "just a few hours" may be your ticket to a tow.
Friends in near places: Until City zoning officials clamped down on the practice nearly a decade ago, the JPA neighborhood was rife with enterprising residents offering their yards for a few bucks. (You still might want to touch base with your pals on JPA.)
Stadium lots: Sorry, 1,500 primo spots around the stadium– normally reserved for big donors to the Virginia Athletics Foundation– got snapped up for $15 each in an early-September lottery.
Other unofficial UVA parking: The lot across from New Cabell may be saved for concessions, or it might be available for $10 a spot.
Street parking: Don't park in neighborhoods that have permit-only signs, but many urban streets may have free parallel parking for you and Keith.
UTS: The University's bus service expanded the Green route so employees can get to work, but all other service will be suspended at 3:30, 4:30, and 5:30.
UVA garages: UVA has three whoppers open at 5:30, with a total of about 1,800 spaces, and each charges $10, the usual charge for a football game:
* Central Grounds Garage - approx. spaces: 200 (on Emmet St.)
* Emmet/Ivy Garage - approx. spaces: 600 (Ivy Road)
* Health System South - approx. spaces: 1,000 (at 15th and Crispell)
Complicating factor: Thursday is a workday at the U, and many worker bees may be staying for the show, so the exact number of available UVA garage spots can't be estimated.
Downtown garage/shuttle: CTS shuttle buses run beginning at 6:15 from both the Water Street and Market Street parking garages to the concert for the roundtrip fare of $3 (exact fare needed). The parking itself costs regular rates: $1/hour in the never-filled Water Street Garage and at the $1.50 Water Street surface lot and the Market Street garage. 977-1812
Contact: email@example.com and 924-7231.
Sources: UVA P&T, Charlottesville Parking Center
Where would Parking and Transportation Director Rebecca White park if she were a crazy kid driving up from Richmond? "Fontaine. It's right off 64, and it's a beautiful 20-minute walk. and it's free. And," White adds, "if it's full, we'll wave you right down to a $10 lot."


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Then turning to my love I said
"The dead are dancing with the dead
The dust is whirling with the dust"
But she - she heard the violin
And left my side and entered in
Love passed into the house of lust
Then suddenly the tune went false
The dancers wearied of the waltz
The shadows ceased to wheel and whirl
And down the long and silent street
The dawn, with silver-sandaled feet
Crept like a frightened girl.
What do you think of that poem? It has rhyme, it has rhythm. It's pretty too! But…Sometimes missing. Ah, I got it. Punctuation! But, I hear you say, there is a period here! And a comma there! Look at the quote! But, can you figure out how to read the poem from just that little?
Before I clean it up, I'll go through the steps of cleaning it up. So that way you can learn how to do it with your own poetry. But even before that, I'm going to pull out this sick analogy I keep using for punctuation and poetry.
*holds breath* Punctuation is to a poem, as a key/guide is to a map. Viola! When you look at a poem (Look at the one given) If there isn't any punctuation, or enough, you don't know how to read it. Where do you pause? Where do you continue into the next line? Where do stop all together and then go to the next line? These are all things that punctuation will tell you.
Back to the actual poem. Image your poetry as sentences. If there isn't any punctuation, you have run-ons. If there is a little, it's confusing. So, to simplify this crazy business, like look at a stanza from above as a sentence.
But she - she heard the violin and left my side and entered in love passed into the house of lust
Where does it end!? Where does it begin? If we saw this in a story, we would become flustered. Wouldn't you?
Here is it with punctuations. Note: I will be using the punctuation that is in the real poem, I'll name the poem at the end with a link to it for anyone who would like to look. This is not my interpretation, but the poets.
But she - she heard the violin, and left my side, and entered in: love passed into the house of lust.
Oh, wow, look at that… Doesn't that look beautiful? You can read it! It looks so much better. Read it like a sentence, think were grammatically or where it would suit the poem to add pauses. Remember, pauses are not limited to the ends of lines. You can stop mid line; you could even stop with one word into the line. But if you're a beginner, you might want to get the hang of everything else, first, that's a little hard.
So what does our above poem look like with all punctuation?
Then, turning to my love, I said,
"The dead are dancing with the dead,
The dust is whirling with the dust."
But she - she heard the violin,
And left my side, and entered in:
Love passed into the house of lust.
Then suddenly the tune went false,
The dancers wearied of the waltz,
The shadows ceased to wheel and whirl.
And down the long and silent street,
The dawn, with silver-sandalled feet,
Crept like a frightened girl.
Reading over the poem now, punctuation and all, does it make more sense to you? Does it read better? You can see the pauses, and understand what is being said.
I spoke with someone who I consider to be a one very smart guy, Incandescence. If you don't know, He's Brad and I will be calling him Brad through out this part of the article.
I asked him what he thought of punctuation and poetry; he knows a whole lot about it. He's the Jr. Mod in all the poetry forums, so you've probably seen him somewhere; the guy who gives the mean critiques in letter form? Yeah, him.
Anyway, I asked him what he thought and he game me some interesting advice, so I asked if it could be used in this article. "Sure," he said.
At the first mention of it and my opinion I got this reply:
"o.O what a can of worms."
But I got into talking to him, and he started bringing up really good points.
"It's generally a good idea, but some poems benefit just as well from no punctuation," he began. I agreed right away, but he kept going. "Like all things, it really does depend on the individual piece. For beginners, I would certainly recommend punctuating your poetry."
I then brought up my idea on how without it, I can't read poetry. He said it was an interesting point. (And yesterday, he called me a genius! Apparently my points are interesting, too!)
"Sometimes by not using punctuation, you can create the effect of a double entendre, a double meaning." He says he refers to it more in Squills and his own poetry tips in Writing Tips. "I think I mentioned it several times in there somewhere." (Notes on Poetry I, Notes on Poetry II)
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Discovered that I have a 250 gallon propane tank for the heated pool. Of course the tank was near empty.
Congrats.Did you move in yet?Would like to see some images of YOUR coach at it's new home.So the Stacker has to sit outside in the Sun I mean snow. I just looked at the title of this post and you only mentioned "snow off coach" so Stacker must be outside.
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Looks great Bill! Really a nice looking place. We finally started on our garage extension. We built the house 18 years ago with an RV garage that was big enough for our (then) 28 foot Class A. Fortunately, it was also big enough for our 2nd 32 foot Class A. But I never thought we'd own a 43 footer that was 13 feet tall, so for the last three years, our Tour has sat outside.Unfortunately, California's building code requirements for earthquake protection have increased astronomically in the last 18 years, and of course, so has the price. $55,000 for a 10 foot garage extension! The structural requirements for such a large garage door opening are shocking and required other parts of the garage to be reinforced too. 11 yards of steel reinforced concrete (being poured today), footings that would support a multi-story building, custom welding - it goes on and on. The two end footings are 5 feet deep X 4 feet X 4 feet. Oh well...It's supposed to be done in two months - as long as our record setting rains will ease up. By the way, that's Jo Jo in one of the footing-canyons.Kev
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We all know that panicky shopping leads to paying too much for stuff you don't really like and probably won't wear again. Why does it have to be that way?
Well, it doesn't.
To prove my point, I created a Beat the Clock Shopping Challenge. Could I put together a business-appropriate outfit — top to bottom — in under an hour for less than $100? You know the answer.
It's a resounding yes, and you can do it too, stress-free, by following my guidelines. You just need a game plan.
Here goes:
In the interest of speed, efficiency and frugality, I picked Forever 21 as my one-stop deadline destination because it carries everything I would need.
That's the first rule:
Limit your options.
When possible, shop at just one store where you've had success in the past, or just a few stores that are very close together. This makes the job less overwhelming (and time-consuming).
So, we're off. I spin through the revolving doors, hit the button on my stopwatch and … start shopping.
Work from the feet up. First, get the shoes.
Depending on what's available, they'll dictate color choice for the rest of the outfit. Stick to basics. No open toes (not professional). No 5-inch platform stilettos (ditto). I was happy to find some work-worthy kitten heels in can't-go-wrong black.
Time: 4 minutes, 25 seconds
pick a basic outfit color
— and stick with it. Camel. Navy. Black. Gray. Beige. I settled on black, not just because it would go with the shoes but because a quick look around showed me that the selection of black pieces in the store was huge. Plus, it's slimming. It's forgiving (cheaper fabric and poor construction look better in dark shades). And, you can dress it up or down easily.
Choose a skirt or a dress in that basic shade.
Locating trousers that fit — they often are way too long for instant wearability — can take forever. And this is deadline shopping.
Forget the pants option.
A simple black dress would have been the perfect fast choice, but I couldn't find one that looked right. They were too revealing. Too short. Too shiny.
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Time: 14:35
In case the skirt didn't work, I snagged a backup dress in a subtle black/gray herringbone for my pile of possibilities and started to think about top options to try with that skirt.
It took only a couple of minutes to locate a black cardigan (instead of a jacket).
You can't go wrong with classics.
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Time: 23:47
I needed to
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Time: 41:04
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Time: 43:25
I'd been keeping a rough total of my choices and realized I was well under my $100 limit.
So I went back for more. I picked a few splurges that could add to the look — a fabulous leopard coat and a pretty purse, both spotted early in my look around.
Time: 45:15
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I walked out of the store with a giant bag filled to the top.
Time: 47:58
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