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LETTER FROM POLAND about novelist Krystian Bala and the murder of Dariusz Janiszewski. Writer describes the discovery of Janiszewski's body in the Oder River in December, 2000. Janiszewski had run a small advertising firm in the city of Wroclaw. He had no apparent enemies and no criminal record. After six months, the investigation was dropped. Tells about police detective Jacek Wroblewski taking an interest in the Janiszewski case in 2003. In cold cases the key to solving the crime is often an overlooked clue in the original file. The file detailed a series of calls to Janiszewski's cell phone on the day of the murder, some from a phone booth down the street from his office. Yet the cell phone had never been found. Wroblewski and a colleague traced the cell phone, which had been sold on an Internet auction site four days after Janiszewski disappeared. The seller, investigators learned, was a thirty-year old Polish intellectual named Krystian Bala. Bala had recently published a sadistic, pornographic, creepy novel called "Amok." The book featured a murder not unlike Janiszewski's and a narrator named Chris, the English version of Bala's first name. Discusses Bala's interest in postmodern thinkers such as Jacques Derrida, Georges Bataille, and Michel Foucault. Bala constructed myths about himself so that friends often had trouble distinguishing his real character from the one he had invented. Bala married his high-school sweetheart, Stasia, in 1995; they had a son in 1997. To support his family, he left the university and started a cleaning business, which went bankrupt in 2000. His marriage also collapsed. He left Poland, traveling widely, and worked on his novel, finishing the book in 2002. The book came out in 2003 but it did not sell well. Describes Wroblewski using the book as a guide to his investigation of Bala's possible involvement in the murder and discusses similarities between events in the book and Bala's life. When Bala returned to Poland, he was arrested. Bala claims that he was violently beaten during the interrogation, a claim Wroblewski denies. Bala took a polygraph test but the results were inconclusive. Further investigation revealed a darker picture of the years during which Bala's business and marriage failed (and during which Janiszewski was murdered). Investigators were able to connect Bala to the card that was used to make calls to Janiszewski's cell phone on the day he was murdered. A friend of Bala's ex-wife then told Wroblewski that, in the summer of 2000, Stasia had met Janiszewski at a night club. Bala had then confronted Stasia in a jealous rage. Tells about Bala's trial and conviction for the murder. He was sentenced to twenty-five years. Writer visits Bala in prison. Bala tells him about a new novel he is working on called "De Liryk."
Letter from Poland
True Crime
A postmodern murder mystery.
by David Grann February 11, 2008
David Grann, Letter from Poland, "True Crime," The New Yorker, February 11, 2008, p. 121
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Only 11 such alumni are included in the IME Distinguished Alumni Academy. This year, two outstanding achievers were inducted. Christopher Riley of Ooltewah and Robert Savell of Kingsport became the tenth and eleventh members of the academy this spring.
According to a committee that includes the administrators from the College of Engineering, the IME department chair and others, the two men "demonstrated distinguished service to their profession, including interest in and dedication to the IME department at Tennessee Tech," and "established a personal reputation for outstanding character and citizenship which reflects credit and honor upon the IME department and their profession."
David Allesandro, chair of the IME department, said, "This program allows us to recognize our successful alumni, but, in the process, we also identify outstanding role models for our students."
Riley, who received his bachelor's degree in industrial engineering in 1970, spent 18 years with DuPont industries in various capacities, mainly in carpet fibers marketing. In 1988, he joined Candlewick Yarns in Dalton, Georgia (a division of Chattanooga's Dixie Yarns, Inc.), where he is currently vice president of sales. In 1991, Riley graduated from the executive program of the University of Virginia's Darden Graduate School of Business Administration.
As a student at Tennessee Tech, Riley was involved in Alpha Nu Delta fraternity, the Industrial Engineering club and various intramural sports. Riley's wife, Judy Whitaker Riley, is a 1971 graduate of Tennessee Tech.
Savell, who received his bachelor's degree in industrial engineering in 1975, has been working with Eastman Chemical Company in Kingsport since his graduation from Tennessee Tech. He was a primary contributor in the development of the quality management process that won Eastman the 1993 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award. He currently serves as principal industrial engineer responsible for industrial engineering technology.
An expert in quality management and business process reengineering, Savell has been a consultant for high-level corporate administrators, the United States Department of Defense and the Department of Labor. He is a charter member of the university's IME department Industrial Advisory Board. Savell is also married to a Tennessee Tech alumna, 1975 graduate Patricia June Miller.


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Christians and Secularists cobelligerent in fight to Reform Section 5 of the Public Order Act
Section 5 of the 1986 Public Order Act says a person is guilty of an offence if he:
(a) uses threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour, or disorderly behaviour, or
(b) displays any writing, sign or other visible representation which is threatening, abusive or insulting, within the hearing or sight of a person likely to be caused harassment, alarm or distress thereby.
This Act has been used against Christians on quite a few occasions, most recently in the case of Jamie Murray, owner of the Salt & Light Coffee House.
This was a truly bizarre incident in which the displaying of Scripture on a video screen prompted a police visit following a complaint. The police notified Murray that he was displaying offensive or insulting words which breached Section 5 of the Public Order Act; in other words, the Biblical texts contravened the act.
The Christian Institute have been long campaigning for the removal of the word "insulting" from the act, and it's interesting to note today the National Secular Society announce their intention to pressure for reform of this act, alongside The Christian Institute, the Peter Tatchell Foundation, and others.
A website has been set up and a Twitter account.
The campaign will officially launch at the House of Commons today.
This act must be reformed to remove the word "insulting" which is so ridiculously subjective, ambiguous and arbitrary, over-zealous police may be deployed by folk against anyone they feel may have so much as slighted them.
Christians should support this reform if we wish to continue our freedom to express our faith in such 'sensitive' times.
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I don't usually shave my pubic area, but when I do, dh likes it because (I'm trying to say this w/o a UAV here ) because it is less irritating to his, um, tongue. There, I said it. It has nothing to do with how it looks, it just makes certain things easier.
i wonder how shaving pubic hair started. it would be awfully hard for men to prefer 'it' shaved before anyone had actually done it. if no one shaved how would they prefer it if they did? i would think you would have to have experienced both before you could prefer one over the other.
here's a little teen sex TMI i used to shave all the time in high school b/c i was self conscious about my b/f seeing my pubic hair. it was fairly common 'knowledge' among my peers (if my mother had known she would have disagreed but i would have ignored her.. b/c well... she wasn't 17) that guys thought pubic hair was gross.
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Developer Abe Atiyeh, whom I once dubbed the Rajah of Rezoning, is at it again, pitching two more drug and alcohol treatment centers — one across the street from one that just was rejected — in Bethlehem.
I attended one of the hearings for his last proposal to put a rehab center near Dewberry Avenue and Center Street. There were so many lawyers representing various entities opposing his plan that they functioned like a tag team when it came time to question Atiyeh's witness, former Phillies pitcher Dickie Noles, who conceded that he believes there is no such thing as an unsuitable site for a rehab facility.
Clearly, Atiyeh feels the same way.
The Rajah's relentless pursuit of square pegs for round holes has made him a staple in zoning boards and courtrooms across the region, and he's been successful in enough of these cases to carve out an impressive empire. I should add that some of his proposed uses, including rehab facilities, are much needed, even if his proposed sites aren't always optimal.
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When I inducted Atiyeh into my Hall of Fame of the area's most colorful characters last year, he was none too pleased about it, which surprised me. My sense has been that he enjoys the notoriety that accompanies his controversial proposals, threats and litigiousness, but he complained that I was making him look bad.
"I'm the victim here," he said. "You're making me out to be the bad guy, and I'm not."
His protests didn't dissuade me from giving him his well-deserved — and frankly, overdue — place in this collection of the area's immortals. But I confess to wishing all the other inductees greeted their honor with the kind of enthusiasm I find in deposed Northampton County Councilman Ron Angle, who savors the honor and urges me every year to gather them all together for a banquet and formal induction.
As I've pointed out in correcting any number of emailers and callers over the years, this is not a Hall of Shame. Indeed, the Cipko Brothers, the late Carbon County philanthropists whose startling photos dominate the Hall, were known as much for their generosity as for their eccentricity. No shame there.
So as I issue my annual call for nominations to this year's Hall of Fame class, I encourage you to think outside the box and focus on colorfulness, longevity and public attention rather than on shamefulness, although they sometimes go hand in hand.
By the way, when Atiyeh's latest plan came to light, one of the neighbors who opposed his previous Dewberry Avenue proposal, Greg Zebrowski, told a reporter that Atiyeh's latest scheme "borders on lunacy."
That's Hall of Fame gold.
Let's review the luminaries who have made the grade.
In addition to Angle, members of the inaugural Hall of Fame class were the late Allentown Councilwoman Emma Tropiano — Babe Ruth to Angle's Lou Gehrig — the late Allentown Councilman Tony Frey, the late Easton slumlord Larry Marra and legendary Slate Belt gadfly Ivan Nusic.
Also, jailed high-profile lawyer John Karoly. Ex-puppy mill proprietor Derbe "Skip" Eckhart. The late Easton gadfly/essayist/blogging pioneer Billy Givens. Ex-Allentown Mayor Baghdad Roy Afflerbach. Ex-Easton Housing Authority Director and Bureaucratus Rex Gary Smith and his travel-happy board. Ex-Allentown Councilman Louis Hershman. Farmer Clayton Stine, bane of environmental regulators and neighbors for his giant stump pile.
The Peerless Palindrome, former Emmaus Councilman Otto Slozer. Former political power broker Michael Solomon, who was jailed for fraud involving Northampton County contracts. Longtime unsuccessful political aspirant Will Power. Ex-Saucon Valley School Director Robert Osmun and his hypnotic dragon puppet nemesis, Pumsy, who lives here in the Hall of Fame. The formerly head-knockin' Easton Police Department.
Ex-Bethlehem Councilman Jim Gregory. Allentown Eyesore Specialist Mark Mendelson. Northampton Area School District League of Taxpayers strongwoman Nina Malsch. The aforementioned Abe Atiyeh. And in the Philanthropic Wing, The Cipkos.
Now I call on you to help the selection committee. Who do you think has what it takes to earn a place in these hallowed halls — or, in the case of the veterans committee, distinguished himself or herself in the past but never quite made it?
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Classic Room, 1 Queen Bed
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Superior Twin Room, 2 Single Beds
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed
Modern Paris hotel facing Montparnasse Tower
A stay at Pullman Paris Montparnasse places you in the heart of Paris, walking distance from Bobino and Tour Montparnasse.
This 4-star hotel is close to Notre Dame Cathedral and Louvre Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 957 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature designer toiletries and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include direct-dial phones, as well as safes and desks.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. This hotel also features babysitting/childcare (surcharge), gift shops/newsstands, and a television in the lobby.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, where you can take in a garden view, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Hot/cold buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
Featured amenities include an Internet point, a computer station, and audiovisual equipment. Planning an event in Paris? This hotel has 44703 square feet (4153 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center, a ballroom, and banquet facilities. Parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
- General
The 25-floor Pullman Paris Montparnasse provides a computer station, secretarial services, gift shops, a newsstand, and a well-staffed concierge desk. Cell phone rentals are available and wired and wireless Internet service is complimentary. Child care and supervised activities for children are offered for an additional charge.
The Pullman Paris Montparnasse is a smoke-free property.
- Fitness facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Room service (24 hours)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Banquet facilities
- Event catering
- Audiovisual equipment
- Secretarial services
- Business services
- Total number of rooms - 957
- Express check-out
- Security guard
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Concierge services
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Porter/bellhop
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Multilingual staff
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Cell phone/mobile rental
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Express check-in
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Internet point
- Computer station
- Luggage storage
- Parking limited (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Number of floors - 25
- Ballroom(s)
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 44703
- Snack bar/deli
- Television in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Exhibit space
- Free Wi-Fi
- Technology support staff
- One meeting/conference room
- Parking (surcharge)
- Year Built 1974
- Conference center
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 4153
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Technology helpdesk
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Parking (surcharge), Parking limited (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Climate control
- Direct-dial phone
- Soundproofed rooms
- Complimentary bottled water
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Satellite TV service
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Designer toiletries
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dining
JUST IN - Contemporary, artistic decor complements the innovative French cuisine at this venue, open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner Monday through Friday. This restaurant overlooks the garden and offers colorful, tasty lunchtime buffets. In the evening, the chef creates an inventive array of dishes using carefully selected products from within a 125-mile (200-kilometer) radius.
Opening hours: 7 AM-10:30 AM/Noon until 10:30 PM
Café Atlantic - This friendly venue is the perfect place to have a drink, meal, or business meeting. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served, as well as drinks and afternoon tea. A selection of snacks and drinks from the Atlantic Express is available for take away.
Opening hours: 6:30 AM-2 PM
Room service is available 24 hours a day.
Breakfast is served 6:30 AM-10:30 AM.
- Recreation
Bowling lanes, bicycle rental, and a large fitness club are all within 2 blocks of the hotel in the Montparnasse neighborhood. The elevated Jardin Atlantique across the street has a popular jogging trail. In-line skaters can join thousands of Parisians for a three-hour night tour of Paris every Friday night, meeting at 10 PM outside the Montparnasse train station.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Running track/path nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 26 per person (approximately)
- Additional Details
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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The Performance Central series includes high profile lectures, readings and performances from a host of notable artists in the areas of theater, dance, music and the visual arts. It is one of many new programs offered by the Lewis Center for the Arts that demonstrate Princeton University's expanding commitment to the arts. Learn More
Past events, speakers, and performers include: Michael Cerveris; The Civilians; André Erlen; Howard Gordon '84; Nancy Hower; Katie Jacobs; John Lehr; Ellen McLaughlin; The Princeton Poetry Festival with John Ashbery, Tina Chang, Lucille Clifton, Michael Dickman, Durs Grünbein, Matthea Harvey, Seamus Heaney, Michael Hofmann, Troy Jollimore, Galway Kinnell, Naomi Shihab Nye, Gerald Stern, Sally Van Doren, Ellen Doré Watson and Kevin Young; Fiona Shaw; Sarah Kirkland Snider; Wakka Wakka Productions and Reggie Wilson/Fist & Heel Performance Group. [close]
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Tri-County Report for April, 22nd 2014
A 37 year old Jackson Center man has been charged with indecent assault and corruption of minors following an incident earlier this month. State Police in Mercer County report Michael Klingensmith is in the Mercer County Jail on 25 thousand dollars bond. Police said the charges stem from an incident on April, 13th at a home in Sandy Lake. The victim is a 15 year old female. The investigation is continuing.
Governor Tom Corbett is pushing his education proposals in Pittsburgh. Corbett toured the Carnegie Science Center yesterday and called for more science, technology, engineering and math or STEM training. He wants a 341-million-dollar increase in education funding next fiscal year with school districts getting more leeway in how they spend the state money.
Attorney General Kathleen Kane is warning consumers to be alert for electricity-related scams. Kane says her office is receiving reports of calls from people pretending to be utility collection representatives. The scammers threaten the victim, saying the electricity will be shut off if the customer doesn't wire money or get a green-dot card, which is a re-loadable debit card that can be used to pay bills. Kane says consumers should not give out personal information to callers they do not know.
The Pennsylvania State Police are releasing information regarding traffic accidents in the state over the Easter weekend. State police investigated 397 crashes between Friday and Sunday and say two people were killed and 128 injured. Officers issued more than 65-hundred speeding citations, charged 326 people with DUI, cited 600 motorists for not wearing seat belts, and 96 people for not properly securing their children. Last year two people were killed and 160 injured in 455 crashes.
A Butler Township couple is facing charges for running a marijuana growing operation in their basement. Police went to serve a warrant on Maria Rock at her Bessemer Avenue home last week and smelled a strong odor of marijuana. Officers confiscated 92 plants, six grow lights, three firearms and 12 mason jars full of marijuana from the basement of the home where Rock lives with her husband, Joe. Police also found a three and a five-year-old living in the house.
The National Transportation Safety Board is releasing its initial findings about a fatal plane crash at Washington County Airport. Investigators said yesterday that Igor Novodran was performing touch-and-go practice landings in his experimental aircraft last month when it turned hard left and nose-dived into the ground near the runway. The plane was reportedly flying much lower than other planes that normally practice on the runway. The complete NTSB report will not be released for several months.
20 year old Charles Spaulding Jr., of North Shenango Street in Mercer faces 3 1/2 to 7 years in prison after pleading guilty to sexual abuse of children for possessing child pornography. The Sharon Herald reports Spauling will undergo an evalution by the Sexual Offenders Assessment Board to determine whether he is a sexually violent predator. Police said a search of Spaulding's cell phone turned up nude photos of girls 15 to 18 years of age.
One person was taken the the hospital following a two car accident yesterday morning in Coolspring Township. State Police in Mercer County report 73 year old Howard Rohrer of Warren, Ohio was northbound on Perry Highway when he failed to stop and struck a car from behind operated by 42 year old Nacny Powell of Fredonia. Rohrer was taken to Grove City Medical Center for treatment. Powell suffered moderate injuries but was not taken to the hospital. Police said Rohrer was citied form following too closely.
The money total to help the victims of the Franklin Regional High School stabbings and their families is growing. Hoss's restaurant in Murrysville said yesterday that Friday sales and the sale of raffle tickets brought in 75-hundred dollars. This past weekend a charity raffle at the Pirates home game reportedly raised nearly 15-thousand dollars for the "We Are FR fund." The April 9th stabbings injured 21 students and a security guard.
One of the victims of the mass stabbing at Franklin Regional High School is being upgraded to good condition. Seventeen-year-old Jared Boger got the news yesterday following four surgeries since the April 9th attack. Doctors say the knife came within millimeters of Boger's heart. Three other male students remain hospitalized, two in fair condition and a third still critical. Twenty-one students and a security guard were stabbed during the attack. Sixteen-year-old Alex Hribal is being charged as an adult for the crimes.
A three-truck accident is being blamed for a diesel fuel spill in Chartiers Creek in Washington County. Officials say two trucks carrying discharged fracking water were stopped at a red light on Route 18 in Canton early yesterday when a tractor trailer hauling diesel fuel slammed into them. About 13-hundred gallons of diesel and 400 gallons of fracking water spilled and an unknown amount reached the creek. Hazmat workers and DEP officials were called to the scene to contain the spill and to begin cleaning. "Triblive" reports a Department of Environmental Protection spokesperson says they don't see signs of a "negative environmental impact" on the creek.
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Mount Juliet hotel with an indoor pool
When you stay at Hampton Inn Suites Mt Juliet in Mount Juliet, you'll be in the business district and within the vicinity of Pine Creek Golf Course and The Hermitage.
This hotel is within the vicinity of Nashville Shores Waterpark and Windtree Golf Club.
Make yourself at home in one of the 108 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while video-game consoles and cable programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms have designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary weekday newspapers, as well as direct-dial phones with free local calls.
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November 2012
Eva, I'm your huge fan and I really need your advice, so which bag you would get Celine trapeze bag or PS1 Large(Proenza Scholer)? I wish I could buy two, but for now I really need to choose, and you are my guru p.s. also name your current obsession( bag wise)
oooh, I've always wanted to be a guru. so thank you for that! ^_^ to be honest, the bags are—in my opinion, at least—rather different bags. the PS1 is slouchy, softer in feeling, more casual in feeling. the Trapeze is more structured and slightly more formal, perhaps more "grown up". so this is what I think: evaluate your lifestyle and your wardrobe. what will you use more often? that's the one you should start with. I know from personal experience: I remember in the heyday of Gossip Girl (that was a longgg time ago. I can't bear to watch the show anymore! it's gone downhill, no?) I bought the most classic little Chanel bag ever, a super Upper East Side style that, um, I haven't used more than five times (one of them was for Halloween when I dressed up as Blair Waldorf in, like, 2008). I'm sure I'll break it out when I'm in my fifties (it's that classic), but I should've evaluated my lifestyle and realized that I'm much more of a downtown, casual-cool person! anyway… have fun choosing: you can't really go wrong with either!
Hi eva! I think you are AMAZING. Okay to my question, I love designer items, but as a college student on a budget i obviously cant afford the Alexander Wang croc embossed coat I've been eyeing lol. But what advice do you have for a girl who has expensive taste, but not an account to fit the bill. Plus I'm curious what was your first ever designer purchase??
oh, my darling, you could substitute the words "college student on a budget" with "NYC girl working in the magazine/web world" (AKA me) and the question would be the same. expensive, lovely taste is expensive lovely taste no matter what age. anyway! my advice to you is to scour sites like The Outnet, Yoox, eBay (of course), and make friends with salespeople at your favorite stores (don't be sheepish about asking when their sales start. hey, a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do). most importantly, really evaluate your spending. do you really neeeeed that Starbucks Frappucino? and, on the flip side, is the item you're coveting on e that you'll still love in a month, three months, six months, a year? I've made the foolish mistake of getting obsessed with items that just a little while later I'm totally and unequivocally over. look for items that will withstand the test of item. (ps: the first designer purchase I ever made myself was a pair of Miu Miu kitten heels ^_^ they'd still be chic today… except my dog Otto ate them T_T)
Hi Eva! First of all, I love your blog, and reading your answers are one of my favorite things to do^^ Can I have your advice on what I should do with my hair? I'm asian, and my hair is really soft, but really fine, so it often looks flat. I've thought about perming it (I'm 15, am I too young?) but people often tell me the adverse effects of a perm, like hair loss and horrible hair quality, and I really don't need my hair to look even less/finer than it actually is! What do you think I should do
I've always wanted stereotypical Asian hair—deliciously dark and deliciously thick. but, sigh, you and I are hair twins. my hair is ultra fine (and medium brown to boot!). I've actually gotten a perm before—twice in fact—and I loved it. when most people hear that, they immediately picture Legally Blonde's perm girl. no! no, not the case. the first time I got a perm, I ended up with long, loose waves (very California boho). the second time, I had shorter hair, so my hair had a softer Alexa Chung quality to it. I loved it both times and would absolutely do it again (but now that I color my hair, I can't… I don't want to double process my hair. side note: coloring hair often gives hair a thicker feel as well, since the cuticle is lifted a bit). the key, as with anything beauty, is to go to someone you trust. I went to Damian Santiago at Mizu, a perm expert in NYC (he also cuts my hair), but perhaps ask/call around in your local area's Japan/Koreatown areas. have them use a wider barrel (which will give you a looser curl), and remember, it takes a few days for the curl to "settle"—so the way the curls look on days one, two, and three, will look different in a week! tag me on twitter or instagram with a pic! I want to see! ^_^
Hi Eva, I'm trying to figure out what major/career path I want to go into. At the moment I'm looking into fashion marketing. They are two things I love/enjoy but a part of me (or maybe it's society) is telling me that working in fashion is frivolous, that I won't be bettering society/my community if I choose this path? Have you ever felt this way? I would appreciate any advice you could give! Thanks so much for your time and I love your blog! :)
oh! there's so much going on in your question that I don't know where to start. I'll start with the first sentence: what you major in doesn't necessarily correlate with what you end up doing career-wise. I've met engineers who work in PR, Spanish majors who work as editors (and not, say, at People en Espanol), history majors who work as designers. so study what you love to study and intern in what you're passionate about. which brings me to my second point: this might seem pie-in-the-sky optimistic but I truly think that when you do what you love, you're a happier person. when you're a happier person, you're kinder and have a greater capacity for kindness. which means you'll give back to others, whether in warmth or community service (which, btw, you should never stop doing either!)
Hey! Big fan here. What are your thoughts on exercise? What do you personally do to stay in shape? What do you recommend for how many days to work out? Is there a type of exercise better than others? HELP.
exercise is awful. it's bad for you. I hate it. just kidding, just kidding! listen, I think you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who is anti-exercise. everyone should be doing it, whether for health purposes (to stay in shape, etc) or for stress reduction (very important!). but I know first-hand how hard it can be to fit it into your daily life. it can feel like everything else is more important (or fun) than exercise. so, my friend, the solution is simply to find a workout you love so that you look forward to doing it (this, by the way, is my philosophy on pretty much everything, including career. if you love what you do, you won't dread it and therefore you'll actually do it). as for what I enjoy exercise-wise, I favor exercises that simulate sleep or stretching—yoga, pilates, etc ^_^
Hi eva! This question might not be any fashion related but i'm interested in your answer :D which country do you like the most and what inspires you?
I love a non-fashion-or-beauty question! to be honest, it's less of one country and more a set of cities. there are the obvious, sure: New York (I'm a native New Yorker. we are as rare as unicorns), Paris (my dream is to live in Paris for a summer!), London (the raw energy and youth culture), and Shanghai (the sheer volume of it!), and Tokyo (Japanese noodles are my favorite food). I also love Seoul (the skincare there is unparalleled, the last time I went, I spent way too much money on strange products like snail cream), Palm Springs (the mountains + desert combination is my favorite. similarly love the whole state of Arizona). but I'm always always looking for new cities to learn about and explore. that, in essence, is what inspires me—the possibility of adventure!
Hi Eva! Now that it's getting colder, my nose is red 24/7. I sometimes use foundation to try and cover it up, but it's not that effective. (I use Stila Perfect and Correct). I try to moisturize fairly often too. I'd love to wear not too much makeup to school, but I really want to rid myself of this redness and facial discoloration! Any tips?
ah, yes. tis the season for warm and cozy sweaters, fluffy scarves, chic boots… and the skin ravages of winter weather. it sounds like your redness is extreme temperature-related but if at all possible go to a dermatologist (or do some online research on rosacea, a common condition that causes flushing and redness). short of burrowing your nose in a huge scarf (hey, no shame in that!) and possibly using a light facial oil serum to add an extra layer of moisture (for younger skin, I recommend Clarins or Jurlique), I'd love for a redness neutralizing product. my favorite (and the one I personally use): Clinique. I love this stuff and use it anywhere I'm blotchy. yes, it's a foundation, but don't use it all over! all you need is a little dab. good luck—and stay warm
Hi Eva, being asian, my eyelashes are fine and long but incredibly straight. I know you use the Chanel curlers but I've heard so many good things about the Shu Uemura that I'm a bit stuck and have no idea which ones I should get. Any thoughts?
yes, sigh, your lashes are exactly like mine. I've always envied my friends with naturally thick, curly lashes—don't they know they've hit the genetic jackpot? don't they know how much time they save over the course of their lifetime by not having to curl their lashes every.single.morning? okay, I'll step off my soapbox now. there are actually four lash curlers that I adore. here's the list: Chanel (never pinches, gives lashes a natural non-bent curl, the folks at Chanel told me this was developed in Japan); Kevyn Aucoin (love that the rubber curve thing is red so you can see whether you've managed to get all your lashes); Shu Uemura (a true classic. very similar in feeling to Chanel. you can't go wrong with either); Maybelline (feels a little stiffer/less cushiony than the others, but I tend to travel with this lower investment one because I have a tendency to lose my lash curlers!)
eva. huge fan of your blog and...i have a girl crush on you. you are a woman who knows what she wants and actually steps out there to get it. inspiring! I just had a question about skincare. my korean grandma (of course) received an expensive skincare set of "anti-aging" products--moisturizer, cream, lotion, etc--and gave it to me saying that she doens't need it. now...i'm 23 and i don't see any wrinkles yet, so i was wondering if its safe to use these products? wat about wrinkle eye creams?
oh, the irony! I love that your grandma—who's presumably in her sixties at least—is like "*I* don't need anti-aging products. here, my darling young granddaughter, you take them." so the short answer to your question is yes, it's safe to use the products. they can't hurt (unless they're super-major-peely-and-harsh, or—if you have oilier skin—too heavy. most older skin is dryer). mostly, I imagine, they'll nourish your skin and make it more supple. in your early twenties, I wouldn't rush to buy super fancypants skincare when you run out though. I'd focus on lifestyle factors like a healthy diet (I cannot stress how important that is!), enough sleep (ditto! who wants to be described as "haggard?" not I!), and never-ever-ever smoking or sunning
October 2012
Hello! So I'm graduating in May of 2013 and I have a few options for next semester: go back and intern at the small fashion publication I interned at last year (I did a ton of writing, it's exactly what I love doing, and I want them to hire me when I graduate), try to fulfill my dream of interning at a big-name magazine (I have every issue of Vogue since I was 15), or stay at my on-campus job. I could potentially squeeze in all 3 plus classes, but I might go crazy. What should I do?
it's elementary, my dear mj03090! half the time people ask me for advice, they've already answered their own question. it's just a matter of looking for clues in the wording you chose: in regards to your indie magazine internship, you basically said you want them to hire you and you love it. okay, that's pretty compelling to me. in regards to Vogue, it's a dream. dreams are good—you should definitely try for an internship there (may I suggest honing in on what department interests you most and also applying to more than one "dream" magazine. applying to internships is like applying to college—don't put all your eggs in one magazine basket). and in regards to your on-campus job: well, it doesn't sound like it excites you very much. but, I will say, as much money as you can save now while you're in school… do it. post-collegiate life is pricey. anyway, it doesn't sound like you can go wrong in either direction, but I think you should do what you love first and foremost!
Eva! Longtime follower, first time asker! (Is that a word? Probably not. WHATEVER.) Anyways, I'm sure you've already been asked this, buuut ... what do you wear to travel? I'm going on a (not SUPER long, but still long enough) air-flight next week, and I'd love to get your advice on a stylish-yet-practical outfit! (Keep in mind I'm flying from warm weather to cold weather!) THANKS! (Also, what's in your carryon?)
oooh! I've been waiting for someone to ask me this question! first of all, there are two airplane dress situations that seriously perplex me: a) when I see women in bandage dresses (or anything super constrictive) and crazy platform heels. those are usually the women flying with a full-on face of makeup and false lashes too. who are those women? don't they know that flying makes you puffy and therefore anything sausage-casing like will be intensely uncomfortable? on the other end of the perplexed spectrum is when people dress like they rolled out of bed. those girls are usually wearing a baby pink hooded sweatshirt and pajama pants or sweats too large for them. they're carrying around a pillow, which is usually dragging on the (shudder!) airport floor. sigh. I think the happy medium is something casual and comfortable but not pajama-like. I almost always wear leggings (Lulu lemon), a Proenza t-shirt, some cozy oversized sweater, and either ballet flats or, lately, my Isabel Marant heels. I always bring a Justin-Bobby style hat and a big cashmere scarf as well, since you never know how warm or cold it'll be on the flight. safe travels!


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"He's always all over me,'' he said. "He's always helping me. He tells me what I should do to improve.''
Wilson would have loved Alcantara's fourth-inning at-bat against Red Sox prospect Anthony Ranaudo. He timed a 93-mph fastball perfectly, pulling it into the second deck of the right-field bleachers, where Ike Davis' homers go.
Alcantara played the first five innings, going 1-for-3 in a 4-2 loss to Team USA. He struck out on three pitches against Noah Syndergaard in the first inning and, batting right-handed, grounded into a double play against Jesse Biddle in the fifth inning.
"Very fun day,'' Alcantara said, smiling.
Like Junior Lake, Matt Szczur and Dan Vogelbach, Alcantara is generally regarded in the second tier of the Cubs' prospects, behind the Big Four of Javier Baez, Jorge Soler, Albert Almora and the just-signed Kris Bryant. But he has a chance to get to Wrigley Field before any of the others, showing them around when they arrive.
"He's a guy who, for whatever reason, sort of flies under the radar screen,'' general manager Jed Hoyer recently told Cubs play-by-play man Len Kasper. "He's really young. He's got power, got speed. Really exciting player with great makeup. I don't know why people don't talk about him as much, but we're really excited about him.''
Alcantara's fielding is an issue. He's extremely error-prone (156 in 386 minor league games, including 23 in 88 games this year) and forces the action, with his motor always racing.
"That's the way all young kids are,'' said Vinas, highly respected for his work with White Sox prospects. "You have to let them settle in over time. When he does that, he'll be a special player.''
Alcantara was Tennessee's regular shortstop until recently, when Baez was promoted from high-A Daytona. The Cubs moved Alcantara to second base, which until further notice is where he will play.
"I want to play shortstop,'' Alcantara said. "That is my favorite position. But I can play any position where they put me.''
How does Alcantara fit into the Cubs' future? Nobody knows. Not him. Not Hoyer and the others running the Cubs. But the kid with the great name isn't a secret any longer.
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General Manager Kim Phillips will lead the community services division and General Manager Scott Stewart will lead the development and infrastructure division.
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MARION – Linn-Mar coach Doug Streicher called it a day a little earlier than his counterparts.
You can do that when you have 12 wrestlers in the finals and none with a wrestleback match.
Streicher relaxed during life as a spectator for the fifth-place matches and wrestlebacks as the Lions had secured 12 state tournament berths and captured the team title at the Iowa High School Athletic Association Class 3A district tournament Saturday at Marion High School. The Lions tallied 261 points, 20 more than runner-up Cedar Rapids Prairie, which qualified eight to the state meet Feb. 14-16 at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
The Lions set a school record for state qualifiers, breaking the old mark of nine last year.
"They will remember district for a while, but they will really remember and what goes on record boards is state," Streicher said. "We'll enjoy it for today and get back to work tomorrow."
Streicher needed a little rest Justin Green's 220-pound championship match that capped the Lions' day. Green scored a takedown as time expired to beat Dubuque Hempstead's Gannon Gremmel, 3-2.
"I knew there was short time," Green said. "I had about 10 seconds to take a shot and I counted in my head then I took a shot and finished."
The Linn-Mar crowd roared, but the celebration was halted briefly when the officials discussed the call before awarding the takedown. The fans responded again, and Streicher and Green could take a deep breath.
"That's when I knew I had it," Green said. "It was awesome."
Green quickly found his older brother, Mike, a former Linn-Mar wrestler. Mike Green was ranked as high as third his senior year, but dislocated his knee, ending his final season early. Mike Green has helped his brother train occasionally.
"He's a big inspiration to me," Justin Green said. "I give him credit for everything he's done for me, coming in and making me work hard.
"He said he's proud of me and that means a lot coming from him."
Linn-Mar hasn't had its full lineup since early December. Ross Lembeck missed extended due to time injury, declining to discuss details. He returned for the regional dual win over Clinton and then pinned both opponents Saturday.
Lembeck stopped Dubuque Hempstead's Brandon Haas in the 152-pound final in 1:38.
"It was a good match for just getting back to the room recently," Lembeck said. "It feels good to get back in there with the guys. The competition is pretty good."
Lembeck (20-1) was a state runner-up last year and is ranked No. 1 currently. He said his conditioning is good and is ready to make a run.
"I'm coming back with a little bit of experience," Lembeck said. "It will be good to get back in that finals match, and hopefully take first this time."
The Lions crowned seven champions. State champion Matt Wempen (113) and 120-pounder Alijah Jeffery kicked off the finals with first-period falls over Cedar Rapids Jefferson opponents.
Top-ranked 145-pounder Joel Northrup (47-0) outlasted Prairie's Skyler St. John, 5-1, starting the Lions run of three consecutive middleweight titles. Linn-Mar's Dakota Digmann followed Lembeck by winning the 160-pound championship. Andrew Holladay (182) also won for the Lions.
"We wrestled physical and aggressive, getting after it for the most part," Streicher said. "There were some mental lapses we need to make sure the kids are aware of for the state meet, but overall I feel good about where we're at."
Prairie had five champs; giving the Metro's top two teams all but two titles. Eight wasn't enough to satisfy a hungry Hawks team, but they still performed well.
"It was about like any district day," Prairie coach Blake Williams said. "There's good and then there's some that slipped away. You're always greedy as a coach and there is always one, two or three more. … It is a good number."
Third-ranked Josh Wenger recorded the Hawks' first championship with an exciting win over No. 4 Damon Griffin. Wenger scored a third-period takedown to secure a 9-7 victory.
"I knew points were going to be going both ways the whole time," Wenger said. "I just had to try to capitalize on some and be smart about what I was doing."
Wenger started slow in the finals and semifinals, surrendering the opening takedown but he battled back. He scored a key reversal and caught Griffin on his back for two nearfall and a 4-2 lead in the first.
"I knew two points weren't going to make a match," Wenger said. "It was all about getting more points.
"When Damon came in with the legs I knew I had to keep getting lower, working them out. Once I did, I spun around and the arm was right there."
Wenger (33-6) has endured various injuries, including a sprained ankle in recent weeks. AT this time of year, you have to persevere.
"I don't think anyone is 100 percent healthy right now. It's too hard to be when you've had that many matches," Wenger said. "You take a beating in this sport. It's all up in your head. You go out and do what you can."
Prairie heavyweight Andrew Netolicky is returning to the state tournament with his eyes fixed on a state title. Netolicky (38-5) pinned Cedar Rapids Washington's Zac Gillis in 4:13 of the final.
The two battled to overtime in the Mississippi Valley Conference finals.
"I wanted to get on my offense right away," Netolicky said. "I didn't want to wait for him to make a mistake. I wanted to dominate the match."
Netolicky placed fifth last year and sixth as a sophomore. He has one more shot at a longtime goal.
"I've always wanted to be a state champ since I was a little kid," Netolicky said. "As long as I give it my all, I'll be happy."
Prairie's Cam Rathje (34-2) dominated his way to a 170-pound crown. He spent a total of 1:06 on the mat in two matches, pinning Linn-Mar's Luke Wempen in the final in 51 seconds.
Trey Blaha handled Linn-Mar's Shea Hartzler, 10-3, in the 138-pound finals. Casey Becker won at 195, pinning Linn-Mar's Sam Nowak in 4:41. Becker bumped up from 160 this season to help the team and he's reaped the reward. He could surprise some opponents, according to Williams.
"He's flying under the radar," said Williams, noting Becker has wrestled close matches with highly ranked wrestlers. "He's right there with those top kids. It took him a long time but he realized he could hang with the best of them."
Jefferson was third in the team standings with four state qualifiers. Michael Moncivais earned the J-Hawks only title, sticking Linn-Mar's Toby Northrup in 51 seconds of the 132-pound final. He is finally heading to Des Moines after missing it by one spot the last two seasons.
"It was great," Moncivais said. "I've been waiting since freshman year. I knew it was my time."
The J-Hawks Kyle Briggs was runner-up at 113, becoming just the second freshman in school history to qualify for the state tournament, and was joined by teammates P.J. Rashed (120) and 182-pounder Drake Allen.
Gillis was the lone qualifier for Washington.
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