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I have the oppostie problem have having a ginormous belly with each of my pregnancies. I spent a lot of time researching why and asking my doctors a lot of questions and so I'll share what info I found that makes a woman show bigger or smaller. First, keep in mind that we all show differently. Women come in all shapes and sizes but we all have around the same size baby (if you look at the average size baby).
You will show LESS or smaller if:
- you are taller than 5'4"
- you have a medium to large frame
- it is your first pregnancy
- you are in good shape and/or have strong abdominal muscles
- you have a long waist: the distance from the bottom tip of your rip cage to the top of your hip bone is more than 4 inches
- you have a lot of abdominal fat that masks the shape/size of the belly
- you are not bloated and not constipated
- all of us will show less first thing in the morning compared to late at night, this is due to bloating and abdominal muscle fatigue
- any combination of 1 or more of the above
You may not be feeling movements yet because the placenta could be in front which makes feeling movements really muffled. Ask your doctor where the placenta is next time. Couls also be that the baby just doesn't move much or strongly. When I carried a girl her movements were soft, gentle, and more like wiggles or fidgeting. When I carried a boy his movements were big like he was stretching and then hard/strong kicks like he was kicking a soccer ball. Already, they have a personality. Also, the baby sleeps/wakes so he/she could be active when you're not aware of it like when you're sleeping or busy but then asleep when you're paying attention.
Hope that helps!
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Great answer :)
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WIth my first I didn't show until about 24 weeks. I felt what I'd call "undefined" movement around 18 weeks, but no absolute "that was movement" certainty until around 20.
This second one has been very different. Popped out right away and started feeling real movement at 16 weeks.
Behold! The field in which I grow my fucks.
Laythine eyes upon it and see that it is barren.
I am overweight, 5 foot tall, have a really short torso, and I am not really showing at all (at 17 weeks). I feel like my pants are fitting less and my stomach is starting to push out, but I have actually lost weight and what is pushing out doesn't look like a round pregnant belly, just like rolls of fat. It's very depressing :( I have not felt anything as far as movement goes. Hoping I get something soon!
No theres nothing to be concerned about. Im 19 weeks & 2 days. My bump is pretty big, but i have stil not felt any definate movement. I went to the doctor today and she assured me that every pregnancy is different. First time moms have a harder identifiying an acctual movement.
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I'm in the same boat, I'm 5'2", 115 lbs when I got pregnant and I just feel thicker, but I don't have an obvious bump. I just feel like I look fatter lol I have felt some kicks, but not too many.
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BAGUIO CITY, Philippines — Her wedding gown and those of her entourage by a local designer are almost done.
She was actually due for a fitting upon her scheduled return next month in her Camiling hometown in Tarlac.
But there will not be any wedding.
Instead, parents of Neriza Fojas, who was killed on Saturday, together with four of her friends in a limousine fire in California, are expecting her ashes to be carried by son-in-law Carlo Moya.
This will not happen any time soon.
Sounding tired, Carlito Fojas said in a telephone interview his daughter's remains would first have to undergo forensic examination along with four other bodies that were recovered from the gutted limousine.
He said his daughter was scheduled to return to the Philippines on June 7 with Moya for their church wedding on June 19. Prenuptial requirements by the Catholic Church, including counseling and seminars, made them decide to fly home earlier on June 2, he said. (They were married in civil rites in the US and her night out with friends to celebrate her civil wedding turned tragic when the limousine caught fire.)
Preparations for the wedding were halfway done. "This was also why they needed to fly in earlier," he said.
Neriza is the youngest of Fojas' three children. His eldest daughter, Rosalyn, is based in Hawaii.
Rosalyn, who is pregnant, may not be able to return home with Neriza's ashes, so only Carlo and his sibling are being expected by Neriza's relatives in Tarlac, according to Carlito.
To date, he said the family in Tarlac had yet to receive a report on the fatal fire.
No US official had yet gotten in touch with the family.
"Carlo is handling all arrangements. He is up to his wits' end because of the tragedy," he said.
Carlito said he and his wife Sonia had received several calls from friends and relatives in the United States, but not one of them would tell them directly what had happened.
"My wife and I realized something bad must have happened because they were calling at a very odd hour in the US," he told the Philippine Daily Inquirer.
"But when we called back, they asked us to talk instead with Rosalyn. We called Hawaii but she would not pick up the phone so we asked another relative to check on Rosalyn. Then we finally learned about the accident," he said.
Neriza worked at the Community Regional Medical Center, which issued a statement online condoling with her family and that of another Filipino nurse who was killed in the accident, Michelle Estrera.
The statement, signed by Jack Chubb, the center's chief executive officer, said:
"It is with great sadness that we learned two of our Community Regional family members have passed away in a tragic limousine fire late Saturday night in the San Francisco area. Both nurses worked on 2East/2Central trauma medical/surgical floor one on the day shift and one on the night shift. Neriza Fojas and Michelle Estrera were exemplary nurses who dedicated their lives to helping others.
"These two outstanding nurses were loved by their patients, colleagues and staff at our hospital. Both were good friends, stellar nurses and excellent mentors who served as preceptors to new nurses."
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The Phillies are taking a "hard look" at John Smoltz
Dec 10, 2009, 11:02 AM EDT
So says Jayson Stark. The idea being for Smoltz to be a "back-of-bullpen weapon." Given Brad Lidge's performance last year he could be a Nerf gun and still represent an improvement.
Smoltz has long been on record as preferring starting to coming out of the pen. Earlier in the week the Nationals reportedly had interest in him. One would assume that they'd offer him a spot in the rotation — and a mentoring role to Stephen Strasburg — if he were so inclined. But the Nationals are going to lose a lot of games. If he goes to Philadelphia, he can win.
Starting or winning? We'll soon find out what's more important to John Smoltz.
- TigerS Boy ToY - Dec 10, 2009 at 11:19 AM
Don't look too hard, you might crap yourself.Smoltz is like an old diaper full of mess.
- Old Gator - Dec 10, 2009 at 11:23 AM
Having just concluding an excruciatingly dull and unpleasant five hour mediation over an insurance claim (but having won some decent beer money in the process), it just occurred to me that all your reportage of what someone else wrote or said would have been disqualified as hearsay evidence, wouldn't it? I mean, suppose you were being cross-examined on this Jayson Stark report by one of those icewater-arteried hotties that are now being cranked out of law schools all over the country (and guys actually marry these women, may Buddha be merciful), and you attributed this information to Stark. You'd probably be crying "objection" to yourself as soon as you had concluded your testimony, partially out of a lingering sense of professional dignity, partially out of a sense of absurdity, and partially to impress her with the ambience of your sensibilities. Yet you have no compunctions about referring it to us.
Boy, I really hope that sports journalism isn't going to slough all its standards the way feature journalism has….
- Craig Calcaterra - Dec 10, 2009 at 11:28 AM
Gator — I don't know what it all means for the future of journalism, but one of the primary motivators for me making the career switch was not having to remember the Rules of Evidence any longer.
- Old Gator - Dec 10, 2009 at 11:39 AM
Having long ago made the switch from aviation to academics myself, I can sympathize – with the caveat that forgetting my rulebook probably would have led to a midair collision.
Then again, John Grisham is getting a little long in the tooth. He will shortly vacate his ecological niche and we'll need another former lawyer who can write pulp. Any idea where we can find one?
- Bobby Townsend - Dec 10, 2009 at 11:52 AM
GO AWAY SMOLTZIE !!!! There is some guy in AA or A ball more deserving. Oh yeah, send back the money you stole from the Bosox in 2009. You should be more worried about staying out of jail for grand theft then looking for another team you can prey on. A hockey career with the Nashville Preditors would be more appropriate for you.
- LawdogUSC - Dec 10, 2009 at 1:38 PM
Old Gator, at this point in Smoltzie's career, I think we could get the evidence in under the "dying declaration" exception to Rule 802, since it is sort of his last gasp.
- hop2171 - Dec 10, 2009 at 9:04 PM
the redsuks should resign him, i loved watching him get torn apart by the Yanks! God that was sweet!
- Old Gator - Dec 10, 2009 at 9:58 PM
Nice! I betcha Craig forgot that one twenty minutes and three shots of Stoli after he finished taking his Bar exam.
- Bobby Townsend - Dec 11, 2009 at 4:13 PM
- Pat - Dec 17, 2009 at 2:41 PM
Could be worth a shot. It wouldn't cost them draft picks or much in salary. What else is out there? A bunch of weak Type A relievers. Give it a shot.
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These top of the line inflatable Saturn SUPS are available on BoatsToGo.com in both the 12 ft Heavy-Duty SOT365 model and the 11 ft SOT330 model to fit the needs of anyone looking to purchase a new inflatable paddle board. Plus, each inflatable SUP come with Saturn's amazing 2 year warranty, plus a free air pump and carry bag.
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Goldschmidt's batting average ranks seventh in the NL. He has improved his average in each of the past three seasons.
This is what Goldschmidt's OPS (on base percentage plus slugging) amounts to, fourth in the NL. Additionally, he is fifth in the NL on base percentage (.398) and third in slugging (.554).
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Welcome! I used to live in Reston and was happy to move away because of the cost of living (especially housing) there, so I can appreciate your concerns!
I like Paul's suggestion of the ASA course, as that will let you quickly decide whether a sailboat is right for you. I'd also suggest renting a few different types of boats (even just for a few hours) so you get a sense of what they are like. Power boats are great for getting somewhere on a schedule, but they are expensive to operate. Sailboats are great for being more self-reliant, but you have to accept that you're going to average about 5 mph. I disagree with Paul about the cabin issue, a least on smaller boats. Yes, there are some big trawlers with mulitple levels and lots of living space, but when you compare a 25-30' sailboat to a similarly sized, typical 30' power boat, I think you wind up with more cabin space in the sailboat.
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Whether it's pasta at Café Italia, pizza at Achoti, or a hamburger at Hudson, Tel Aviv is diner's paradise for gluten-free goodies that are chock-full of taste.
More and more Tel Aviv diners are looking for a nosh that's free of gluten, either because they suffer from Celiac disease (an autoimmune disease whose symptoms are triggered by consuming gluten) or simply because they are on the hunt for a healthier lifestyle.
Gluten is a protein found mainly in wheat, barley and oats, and once upon a time, it was everywhere. These days, diners looking to avoid gluten should shirk bread and pasta, foods prepared with certain types of oil, and even food prepared in an oven that also cooked gluten-loaded products.
For many restaurants, the challenge is dreaming up gluten-free goodies that remain tasty. Awareness of the gluten-free diet is up, and today many restaurants offer gluten-free dishes or even an entirely separate menu. They keep the suitable raw materials on hand in the kitchen so they can offer celiac patients an excellent choice of dishes.
However, it must be stated in advance that all of the places on this list – and in general – make a great effort to adapt themselves for clients who suffer from gluten-sensitivity. They're flexible about removing ingredients from a dish if need be, and using separate tools when preparing food, but – and this is critical – they are not completely sterile. In cases of extreme sensitivity it is recommended that you exercise caution.
Italian: grilled artichoke pasta at Café Italia
Since its inception, Café Italia has made a name for itself as a solid, unpretentious restaurant serving up hearty portions of quality food and good service. It has had gluten-free items on its menu from the start; largely due to the fact that chef Itay Biderman's wife suffers from celiac disease. The proprietors wanted to make customers with gluten intolerance feel welcome in the same way they wanted to reach out to vegetarians and vegans. And as if that wasn't enough, the restaurant has strict regulations regarding the serving of such dishes, and every waiter must commit to memory the list of those which can be offered gluten-free.
The winning dish: Grilled artichoke pasta. Never fear, gluten-free noshers: This pasta is made from a rice-based (read: gluten-free) flour and served with a garlic and olive oil sauce. Normally, gluten-free pastas have a problematic texture, but this one is nothing short of excellent. What really steals the show is the addition of grilled artichokes, an abundance of kalamata olives and the cooked cherry tomatoes.
The cost: NIS 62 for a very large portion
Other dishes: Take the opportunity to try the osso bocco, a dish that usually uses regular flour, but in this case uses corn flour. As for desserts, don't miss the "Nemesis" and the polenta and almond cake.
Café Italia, Kreminitzki 6, Tel Aviv
Gourmet: "Egg" at Kitchen Market
The addition of chef Yossi Shitrit has only benefited this restaurant, located above the farmer's market at the Tel Aviv Port. Kitchen Market makes good use of the fresh produce available just downstairs, but it's far from a "market restaurant." It would be more accurate to call it a chef's restaurant, one that happens to be located in the market. The food is meticulously prepared, creative and exciting, and is the menu is also a thing of beauty for those with a gluten intolerance.
The winning dish: Egg. On paper it may not sound that sexy, but this dish actually touches upon principles of molecular gastronomy, and has become one of the most talked-about bites in the city.
This is not your everyday, crack-the-shell-and-serve sort of egg. This egg is constructed from several layers and served up in a jar. On the bottom is a delightful smear of porcini mushroom cream, topped with champignon, woodland and shimeji mushrooms that have been browned in butter and white wine. In order to justify the dish's name, a soft egg that has been cooked at 60 degrees C is placed on top of the mushrooms. Finally, a delicate cloud of parmesan and white truffle foam is added. The standard version serves the dish with croutons between each layer, but this gluten-free adaptation removes them.
The cost: NIS 32 at dinner, NIS 27 at lunch
Other dishes: Shrimp and Jerusalem artichoke polenta. The soft polenta is cooked with milk, cream, crystal shrimps, broccoli and soft tomatoes, and is an excellent dish that can also be adapted to suit vegetarians. For dessert, try the espresso brûlée with chocolate ganache.
Kitchen Market, Hangar 12, Tel Aviv Port
For carnivores: the Hudson burger at Hudson
Hudson started its journey five years ago as a "chef restaurant" specializing in meat. With time it moved away from the chef restaurant genre and today is a serious (and not cheap) steakhouse, mainly due to the man at its helm – Chef Matan Abrahams. Gluten-free options have always been on the menu, and to its credit, Hudson is one of the most scrupulous restaurants in the field. The menu is separated into gluten and non-gluten sections and in the kitchen, special food-prep stations have been designated as totally gluten-free.
The winning dish: The Hudson burger. Gluten-sensitive meat fans don't have many opportunities to feel peace of mind while chomping on an excellent hamburger, served up in a bun and with French fries on the side. Hudson is a rare exception. Inside a bun crafted from gluten-free flour sits a juicy, 250-gram hamburger shaped from finely chopped meat, flavored perfectly with just Atlantic sea salt and crushed black pepper. The burger is served charred on the outside and perfectly done within – juicy, not too dense and simply excellent. Don't miss the addictive thin fries, which turn golden and crispy in their own special gluten-free frying station.
The cost: NIS 66 for the burger, NIS 15 for chips
Other dishes: Gnocchi. True, there are other great meat dishes on offer, like the carpaccio with gluten-free soy, but everything is overshadowed by the gnocchi made from potato flour and potatoes, in a yam and cream sauce. As for desserts, it's worth focusing on Hudson's famous New York style cheesecake. If you order in advance, they'll make sure you can also have gluten-free schnitzel. Well worth it.
Hudson, Habarzel 27, Ramat Hachayal, Tel Aviv
Asian: Pad Thai at Moadon Haktzinim (The Officers' Club)
The Officers' Club was founded five years ago as a stylish, upgraded version of the well-known Asian food chain Giraffe, owned by veteran restaurateur Rimon Ben Yakir. At the Officers' Club, just like at all Giraffe restaurants, there is a range of gluten-free options, from starters to desserts. The staff is also flexible when it comes to adding or taking away ingredients.
The winning dish: Pad Thai. This isn't just a winning dish because of its taste and size, but also because of the fact that it's made gluten-free from the very start. The noodles are crafted from rice flour and, if you're not ravenous, the dish is could easily satisfy two diners. The principle is simple – noodles tossed with shrimp, chicken or tofu, scrambled egg, bean sprouts and scallions. It's worth drizzling some lemon juice on it and also sprinkling on the ground peanuts that accompany it. The result is delicate, simple and tasty.
The cost: NIS 49
Other dishes: You can find all the familiar dishes from Giraffe on the menu, from a refreshing Thai salad with chopped chicken and spicy peppers to sushi with gluten-free soy and other familiar noodle dishes.
The Officers' Club, 21 Ha'arbaa St. Tel Aviv
Best neighborhood dish: Hawaiian pizza at Achoti
Among the many cafes on trendy Yehuda HaMaccabi street, it's pretty easy to miss Achoti, which has been hiding there quietly for over half a year now. The concept: a small neighborhood restaurant that is both pizzeria and all-inclusive Italian family chowhouse.
The winning dish: The Hawaiian pizza. The crust is thin but not too thin, and the dough (which is made from three types of gluten-free flour – soy, rice and corn) manages to stay crispy despite the addition of tomato sauce and toppings. We chose to add pineapples, spicy peppers, mint and mozzarella – a combination that resulted in a successful sweet and spicy pizza.
The cost: NIS 32 + NIS 5 for a gluten-free crust
Other dishes: Gluten-free penne maybe not surprise us anymore, but we were still excited by the lasagna, spaghetti and fettuccini, which are all gluten-free. Leave some room for a chocolate pizza dessert.
Achoti, Yehuda HaMaccabi 53, Tel Aviv
Other gluten-free dishes you can't miss
Amore Mio If there are moments that we regret this not being a "top six" list, they're because of places like Amore Mio. This excellent restaurant serves up simple Italian food in large quantities and a happy, soulful atmosphere. Until five years ago patrons with gluten intolerance would bring their own pasta from home and add the sauce at the restaurant. Over the last few years the place has undergone a change, and apart from the pizzas and two desserts, the menu is thoughtful and welcoming.
Because of the amount of successful dishes we found it hard to choose the best one – should it be the pasta with beef filet and brandy, or the wonderful chocolate cake? The eventual winner was a pasta dish which left us with a serious hankering for Italy – the carbonara. This pasta is made out of rice flour and is served with cream and smoked goose breast, and topped with fresh egg yolk (NIS 58). How do you say "excellent" in Italian? Amore Mio – 100 Ibn Gvirol, Tel Aviv
Home Made This is the cutest place in the Bitzaron neighborhood, and is well worth keeping an eye on. Home Made incorporates a deli with a restaurant that serves healthy home cooking. With its excellent and inexpensive food it's a small heaven for the gluten intolerant – as well as all of their gluten-happy friends and family. We deliberated over the huge choice of dishes and finally chose the cheapest item – which was also the tastiest we tried. The polenta bread, made with corn flour and cherry tomatoes and served with tahini (NIS 8) is painstakingly prepared, and this is apparent with every bite. The bonus: You can get it to take-out as well. Home Made, Hanatziv 18, Montefiore, Tel Aviv
Orna and Ella This Tel Aviv institution has been serving up delights for vegetarians, vegans and those with gluten intolerance for years. As usual, the place's magic secret is the freshness of their dishes and the care they take over preparing them. The menu offers plenty of gluten-free options, so we chose a dish of baked orange vegetables with a carrot sauce, macadamia cream and a quinoa salad. It was nothing short of spectacular. Orna and Ella, Sheinkin 33. Tel Aviv
Bariba What can you expect from a place called Bariba (meaning "health bar")? But before you turn your noses up at the word "healthy," it should be remembered that above all the food here is tasty. Bariba offers a fresh dairy kitchen for those who want taste as well as quality. The menu is user-friendly and doesn't discriminate against those with gluten sensitivities. We chose the most enjoyable dish on the menu – roasted pumpkin with quinoa (NIS 40). The pumpkin squares were served on a heap of quinoa dotted with cranberries and herbs, alongside with a lovely puddle of minty yogurt. The menu says that it is low-fat and helps reduce cholesterol – we simply say it's a success. Bariba – Hataarocha 3, Tel Aviv Port
Adega-Tchernichovsky 6 The veteran bistro on 6 Tchernichovsky St. recently added the name Adega. The place is loyal to the classic formula of restaurants which serve a meal consisting of a starter and main course, and apart from two dishes the whole menu can be adapted to suit those with gluten intolerance. The place is one of the few that regularly have gluten-free bread, and therefore we chose the liver pate soaked in port with fig preserves and toast (NIS 26) – a most excellent dish. Agada-Tchernichovsky 6, Tel Aviv,
Recommended gluten-free dishes outside of Tel Aviv
Segev Express Rishon Letzion Chef Segev Moshe is sensitive to the plight of those who have gluten intolerance – and his empathy is reflected in his menus. Among the dishes that were created gluten-free from the start – like the ceviche, carpaccio served without toast, and excellent risotto – it's worth going for the famous muesli ice-cream. Segev Express Rishon Letzion, Hazahav mall, Rishon Letzion
Tandoori Herzliya Indian cuisine excels in gluten-free dishes and Tandoori offers a selection of these, which are based on chickpea flour or lentils. Among the dishes we liked: The masala roti - an Indian bread made from yellow lentil flour (NIS 18), and the pakoras, an assortment of vegetables coated in tempura made from chickpea flour. Other great gluten-free solutions are the curry dishes and rice served here. Tandoori Herzliya, Mashkit 32, Herzliya Pituah
Mia Casa This cute neighborhood cafe located near Kibbutz Glil Yam offers a selection of breakfasts served with gluten-free bread. They also serve high quality sandwiches and pizzas made with gluten-free flour, such as an antipasti pizza with vegetables in olive oil (NIS 45), or a grilled-chicken breast sandwich (NIS 46). Mia Casa, Kibbutz Glil Yam
Yamatoya A couple of months ago this Japanese restaurant debuted its gluten-free dishes with the help of food personality Phyllis Glazer, incorporating the new dishes into the older menu. The sushi is divine, but don't stop there. We vote for the salmon rolls wrapped with rice paper (NIS 29), and several types of pasta made of rice flour in the Japanese style. Yamatoya, 6 B'nai B'rith Street, Hod Hasharon
Derech Hagefen The beautiful restaurant at the Beit Zayit moshav boasts not only a lovely view, but also a lovely gluten-free dessert created by chef Ilan Niv. This Parisian chocolate cake is served hot with vanilla ice cream, and the base of the cake is made from a high percentage of chocolate – replacing the flour. Warning: it's sweet. Derech Hagefen, 1 Derech Hagefen, Beit Zayit


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Singer-comedienne Elizabeth Tryon will debut her first solo comedy and vocal music show in New York City, at the legendary Caroline's on Broadway Comedy Club in Times Square, NY on February 19, 2013 at 7:00PM, in a one night only performance. In her show, "There's A Phantom in my Opera," a contemporary Victor Borge-style show, written and performed by a singer rather than a pianist, Tryon unites several different styles of music with comedy.
Tryon presents classical singing alongside football penalty flags, juggling, talking on the phone, and a healthy dose of Broadway and pop music mixed in, thus reaching out to classical concert fans and first time concert goers alike. Here's a quick clip to give you an idea: http://youtu.be/yk1tQzBuo9w
"As fans of classical music know, classical music does not have a great deal of comedy. I'm trying to reach an audience who would never dream of going to hear classical music in any form. In my show, I take a concert theme and play it for laughs, like a "Saturday Night
Live" sketch. It is a loving but funny homage to opera, Broadway music scores, classical music and pop concerts," says Tryon.
The show also features pianist Matthew Martin Ward, formerly musical director of two seasons of the Off Broadway comedy hit Forbidden Broadway, and Manhattan School of Music graduate, Bradley Lassiter, as The Phantom.
"Tryon is a rare performer who has both pop and classical chops, beauty and a great sense of comedy," said Elliott Forrest, Weekend Morning Host, WQXR Radio, New York's premiere classical radio station.
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2009 CFN WAC Preview
Unit Rankings
Team Previews &
Boise State
Fresno State |
Hawaii |
Idaho |
Louisiana Tech
Nevada |
New Mexico
State |
San Jose
State |
Utah State
2009 CFN WAC Preview
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Top 30 Players
WAC Unit
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2008 CFN WAC Preview
1. Nevada
The Nevada Pistol offense will once again revolve around the
all-around talents of QB Colin Kaepernick, one of the nation's
best running quarterbacks. He led the way for the No. 3 running
attack that averaged 278 yards per game, and now that he's more
experienced, he'll get more of a chance to open up the offense
with the passing game. However, the stars are in the backfield
with 1,521-yard back Vai Taua returning. The receiving corps
loses its two best players, Marko Mitchell and Mike McCoy,
meaning Chris Wellington has to use his excellent speed to take
advantage of everyone stacking up against the run. The offensive
line welcomes back two of the WAC's best tackles, Mike Gallett
and Alonzo Durham, but needs to play around with the inside.
2. Fresno State3. Boise State4. Louisiana Tech
5. San Jose State6. Hawaii7. Utah State8. Idaho9. New
Mexico State
1. Nevada
With Nick
Graziano leaving for Arkansas Tech, this is Colin Kaepernick's job and
Kaepernick's offense. He's a special player who needs to take
another leap up in his production now that he has two years of
experience, and he has to be more accurate. Luke Collis and
Tyler Lantrip
are promising, and now they need to be reliable.
2. Boise State3. Hawaii4. Fresno State5. San
Jose State6. Louisiana Tech7. Utah State8. Idaho9. New
Mexico State
Running Backs
Fresno State
This is the strength of the
Bulldog team, and if
everyone could stay healthy for a full season, this
could be the nation's best stable of backs. There's
quickness, speed, power, and experience. The health
problems aren't even that big an issue considering
all the talent in the backfield. The coaching staff
will be counting on this group to carry the team
until the quarterback issues are settled.
2. Nevada3. Boise State4. Louisiana Tech5. Idaho6.
San Jose State7. Utah State8. New Mexico State9. Hawaii
Fresno State
The receiving corps has the potential to
blow up if the quarterbacks start bombing away.
There's good experience, nice upside among the
backups, and lots of home-run hitting ability.
Consistency will be an issue, but the opportunity
for big plays will be there considering all the
attention that'll be paid to the running game.
2. San Jose State3. Hawaii
4. Boise State5. Louisiana Tech6. Nevada7. Utah State8.
New Mexico State9. Idaho
Offensive Line
Fresno State
Fresno State's O lines are almost always
terrific. Last year's line was a brick wall, and if everyone is healthy
and if the tackles can come through, this year's line should be just as
good, if not better by the end of the year. the interior will be a rock,
as long as Andrew Jackson's back is fine, while Devon Cunningham will be good if he
stays at right tackle, even if he has a few problems with speed rushers.
The young, large reserves are promising, but they need time.
2. Louisiana Tech3. Boise State4. Nevada5. San
Jose State6. Utah State7. Hawaii8. Idaho 9. New Mexico
Boise State
The defense has some
major rebuilding to do, but everything will be fine. The line
has to replace three starters to work around star end Ryan
Winterswyk, but there's size, athleticism, and promise to keep
up the production from a group that camped out in opposing
backfields. The big question will be the consistent alignment.
The 4-3 won't be scrapped, but there are so many good defensive
backs, and so many options, there will be a 4-2-5 used more
often than not. The secondary is loaded with four starters
returning to a group that was second in the nation in pass
efficiency defense. CB Kyle Wilson will play in the NFL, while
CB Brandyn Thompson and FS Jeron Johnson are sure-thing
all-stars. The linebacking corps is the typical undersized,
scrappy unit that Boise State always has, and while the starting
experience isn't there, outside of Derrell Acrey, tackling won't
be an issue.2. San
Jose State3. Fresno State4. Nevada5. Louisiana Tech6.
Hawaii7. Utah State8. Idaho9. New Mexico State
Defensive Line
The defensive front was fantastic throughout last year
finishing eighth in the nation in tackles for loss, tenth in
sacks, and sixth against the run. This is a big group that's
ultra-active on the outside and tough enough on the inside to
get by. There needs to be a bit more from the backups this year
and Kevin Basped and Dontay Moch have to stay healthy.
2. Boise State3. San Jose State4. Fresno State
5. Louisiana Tech6. Hawaii7. Utah State8. Idaho9. New
Mexico State
Boise State
After a down year for the linebackers in
2007, the unit rocked last year. Now there are several good, young
players to work with, and the spotlight will be on. With so much
turnover in the front four, this group has to produce right away or the
defense will be exposed by Oregon and Fresno State in the first three
games.2. San
Jose State3. Hawaii4. Fresno State5. Louisiana Tech6.
Nevada7. Utah State8. New Mexico State9. Idaho
Boise State
A case could be made that Boise State's
highly-rated secondary didn't exactly face a who's who of passing teams,
with the WAC passing games getting by more on reputation than
production, but New Mexico State and Hawaii combined for just 344 yards
with no touchdowns and six interceptions. Whatever. The Broncos allowed
just eight touchdown passes with 22 interceptions, and now all the key
parts are back.2.
San Jose State3. Fresno State4. Louisiana Tech5. Idaho6.
Hawaii7. Nevada8. New Mexico State9. Utah State
Special Teams
1. Boise State
The special teams could be the best in
America. PK/P Kyle Brotzman is a weapon who'll be a difference maker in at least
one tight game, if Boise State plays any close ones, while Jeremy Avery and
Kyle Wilson are terrific returners.
2. Fresno State3. Idaho4. Utah
State5. San Jose State6. Louisiana Tech7. New Mexico
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Installing Wise 2086 on Silent Partner e.Stringer CL
I am debating whether to purchase one, but am not sure if the adapter will fit on my machine, because the screws are diagonal when facing the machine, rather than aligned length wise.
Has anyone every installed a Wise on a Silent Partner e.Stringer?
I called TW and Herb, and neither was able to tell me definitively. Herb noted that I might need to drill a hole in the adapter. If that's the case, then I will pass since I don't have any tools that will drill through iron.
Thanks in advance for any advice!
Are you talking about putting a Wise on one of these?
It will not work.
Yeah, basically that's the one, except it's got a six point mount. Hmmmm, yeah looking at the mount then looking at my stringer that's what I was afraid of. :(
I wouldn't say it can't be done.....I did the original adaptation of the Wise to the 602FC... I'm pretty sure I could make it work here too.... the OP states he doesn't have tools ... that seems to be the limiting factor at this point....
What tools would I need to do this? Something to drill holes in the mounting bracket?
You can make anything work, but, if you are gonna spend money on a wise......be smart......use the search function.
Thanks for the advice. I'm going to do a little more research on this. If I can find a Home Depot that will drill the holes then I may try it out. I'm not interested in buying equipment just to get the bracket to fit, however.
The Wise is going to stick up in the air about 10 to 12 inches above the base. Get a piece of cardboard 4" by 11" and stand it up facing your turntable and you will see what will happen.
I don't think the OP is going have luck finding a Home Depot that will transfer the holes from the adapter to the machine base as s/he is hoping.....
From the picture I am not so sure the mounting supports will work as designed. You are going to be putting more pressure on that screw support now. The pulling force will be more in an upward direction which may take the racket over the outside supports. When the pulling force is below the string bed the racket can't go under the supports. I am no engineer but would like to hear from someone with an engineering background.
I would not install the Wise on that stringer if it was me.
With all respect.. If you spend that money on a tension head, why not buy a solid table etc. I don't know if your plan will work but it sounds to me like putting a ferrari motor in a old Ford car.
the OP might be in a position where s/he can't afford to acquire a Wise and a new stringing machine but wants to upgrade his/her tensioner..... that's the position I was in; so I am somewhat sympathetic to what s/he is trying to do....
When you look at the turn table on the eStringer CL it is the same as that on the eStringer FL and Jazz...... it is not a shabby turn table...... the base that it is mounted on may not look like much but equally when you look at the base on red series Gamma Progression stringers they have an ABS plastic tray over a very crude injection molded/cast aluminum base...... but it works....
additionally.... ... when the OP wants to upgrade the stringing machine portion of his/her set-up s/he can keep the Wise and mount it on their new machine..... same as what I did when I upgraded from the 602FC to the 6004.... the Wise is very accomodating for incremental upgrades as finances allow....
....and some of the old Ford cars ('69, '70 Mustang Boss 302s, 429s, Mach I's, etc) are pretty cool :D
the key here is for the OP to measure from the mounting surface (on the towers) to the top face of the base plate........ if that distance is 8.5" or more the modification can be done..... if it is less than 8.5" then it is not worth doing.....
I would have to agree with 'rich s' except for all that muckety muck about Fords. LOL
EDIT: But I don't think the Wise is a good fit for that stringer. If I only had $500 and wanted to upgrade I would go with a 602 FC, but then it won't be long untill you want to upgrade again. Wait until you can get what you want.
Guys, thanks for the advice. I thought it over, then posted my stringer for sale and it went right away locally. Then I cleaned out some old frames. Now I'm about $150 off one of these:
Once I sell a few old golf clubs I'll have an even swap and a cleaner house.
Along the way I almost purchase an Ektelon Model H, but someone else purchased it an hour before I got to the seller, for $239. Live and learn.
I wanted a good quality electric with prestretch, and I think that's what I'll get with the Gamma. Thanks for the advice again -- I'm glad I didn't take a flyer on the Wise.
Ahh so you were the guy that I beat out for the ektelon h sorry bro
hey someone has an Ektelon D for sale on c****list since you missed out on the H
Hey Centryx,
Haha! Thanks for the tip, but I'm almost there on the Gamma. I think I'll go with new this time, shell out some extra cash and get a stringer that will last and that has the prestretch function I was originally looking for so I don't have to manually pull X-One or gut. The D doesn't look as good as your H, btw. If you're in the South Bay then let's hit balls sometime.
Irvin, I need your help
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Boston TV movie needs makeovah
Boston TV movie needs makeovah
Southie-based 'Makeover' a real stinkahhh
Southie-based 'Makeover' a real stinkahhh
Southie natives are not typically morons.
ABC should run that as a disclaimer every 15 minutes during its airing of the telefilm "The Makeover" on Sunday.
In this alleged comedy set and filmed here in Boston, a snobby educator named Hannah Higgins (Julia Stiles, "Dexter") transforms a Southie guy named Elliot Doolittle (Boston native David Walton, "New Girl").
Those character names sound familiar to you?
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Issue two of Volume 2, SÝN Magazine. Featuring artists: Charlotte Bibby, Claire Huish, Elena Jasic, Gareth Rhys, Katie Eleanor, Lauren Engel, Lindsey Lee, Maria Molko, Martina Giammaria & Federico Ciamei, Mathew Payne, Matteo Felici, Merry Phillips, Rhian Cox, Sasha Lytvyn and many more.
SYN THE ` style ISSUE 1 VOLUME II ISSUE II DECEMBER 2011 FEATURES 2 images by cyril lagel December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 008 maja 010 alv�ron nick 034 shand natasha 036 thompson roni 046 ahn mariam 058 sitchinava cristi 068 l�pez rosie 072 brock liz 092 barnes saibh 100 egan carly 108 zinga vesselin 116 nickolov bhumika 136 bhatia james fickling C O n T E n T S 014 130 tzigane girl's days 026 140 incision 040 normally important girl goes city 052 146 hold me thrill me black, white, black 062 152 kill me kiss me rosy 086 ON THE COVER: life of the loveless 094 phOTOgRAph BY spring cyril lagel 102 FEATuRINg corinne lebreton vintage feel IN A DREss BY 110 IRIs vAN hERpE maria by maria see the full story 120 on page 74 EDITORIAL BY mERRY phILLIps EDITORIAL BY CLAIRE huIsh EDITORIAL BY mATTEO FELICI EDITORIAL BY mARTINA gIAmmARIA AND FEDERICO CIAmEI EDITORIAL BY mATThEW pAYNE EDITORIAL BY sAshA LYTvYN EDITORIAL BY LINDsEY LEE EDITORIAL BY LAuREN ENgEL EDITORIAL BY RhIAN COx EDITORIAL BY ELENA jAsIC EDITORIAL BY ChARLOTTE BIBBY EDITORIAL BY gARETh RhYs EDITORIAL BY kATIE ELEANOR EDITORIAL BY mARIA mOLkO 3 delphian jack STAFF editor in chief: BEThANY gRACE editors: kATIE ELEANOR gARETh RhYs photography editor: LAuRYN TOmLINsON fashion editors: jADE BIgWOOD TAshI hANLON writers: kATIE ELEANOR TAhLIA pAjACzkOWskA scouting: TAhLIA pAjACzkOWskA 4 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com image by cyril lagel 5 FOrEWOrD S�N is bigger and better (we hope) than ever. With an evergrowing number of talented staff and a world full of creative talent we're hoping S�N will never cease to exist. In fact we're already making sure of it. S�N is growing in so many different directions, there are even words of a video-only zine (Katie cam up with that one) and our blog is doing it's best to shine. Really, this foreword should be dedicated to you, our readers and contributors, because without you this wouldn't exist (clich�, we know). This issue has made us feel so much more confident and excited about the future, we can't wait to get started on the March issue. Now, to introduce our theme of style, we must warn you that what we mean by style may not be what you thought we meant. We wanted stylists to shine through, sure, but really it's all back to the basics behind S�N; what's your style? Now, percieve that as you like, and while you're percieving, get stylish... 6 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com INSIDE Cyril Lagel Charlotte Bibby Claire Huish Elena Jasic Gareth Rhys Katie Eleanor Lauren Engel Lindsey Lee Maria Molko Martina Giammaria & Federico Ciamei Mathew Payne Matteo Felici Merry Phillips Rhian Cox Sasha Lytvyn Bhumika Bhatia Camille Richez Carly Zinga Cristi L�pez James Fickling Liz Barnes Maja Alv�ron Mariam Sitchinava Nick Shand Roni Ahn Rosie Brock Saibh Egan Natasha Thompson Kelsey Genna Stella Alexandra 7 JAmeS Fickling " 8 Being raised in West Yorkshire, I have an affiliation to the rural and somewhat barren landscapes that surrounded me growing up. There are numerous novels and tales that tell of the mysticism that is associated with these landscapes, which forms as inspiration for many of the shoots I do. My background is in Fine Art, having studied both an undergraduate and postgraduate in it, which means I approach fashion and editorial photography quite differently to others. For me, location is just as important as the subject and the products being advertised, as all aspects need to be having some form of conversation between one another and form a cohesive narrative. Currently, I am juxtaposing the soft and romantic rural landscape with more edgy fashion ware. December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 9 MAjA AlvOROn 10 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com Maja Alv�ron is a 22 year old illustrator inspired by fashion and her fascination of Sweden. She began to expand her creativity because of her boyfriend, but claims she is `still looking for her style.' Maja is not a student of illustration, she enjoys drawing in her spare time and hopes one day she can live in a cabin by a lake so she can learn how to `weave bushy sweaters'. 11 FInD MORE IllUSTRATIOnS BY MAjA On TUMBlR: MAjAAlvOROn.TUMBlR.COM 12 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 13 14 CApE: pLAquE BODYsuIT & BOOTs: ROkIT vINTAgE December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com d ElphIAn phOTOgRAphEY: mERRY p mODEL: hANNAh mARshALL @ pROFILE mAkE up AND hAIR: ChANTELL sImONE gRAhAm sTYLINg: jACquELINE ANY 15 16 CApE: pLAquE BODYsuIT & BOOTs: ROkIT vINTAgE December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com sTOCkINgs & T-shIRT: ROkIT vINTAgE pANTs: LuCIvICIOus hAT: uRBAN OuTFITTERs jACkET & shOEs: sTYLIsTs OWN 17 18 sTOCkINgs & T-shIRT: ROkIT vINTAgE pANTs: LuCIvICIOus hAT: uRBAN OuTFITTERs jACkET & shOEs: sTYLIsTs OWN December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 19 20 TOp, skIRT & sOCks: ROkIT vINTAgE hAT: uRBAN OuTFITTERs December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com DREss: ROkIT vINTAgE shOEs, sOCks AND hAT: uRBAN OuTFITTERs 21 CYCLINg shORTs: pLAquE hAT: uRBAN OuTFITTERs jACkET, sOCks & shOEs: sTYLIsTs OWN 22 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 23 24 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com Style I have always found it a bewitching thought, that fact that we each are creators. In extension, the fact we each have the license to create whatever we wish, imagination, and perhaps and sky, is our own limitation. I have also always felt that it must be part of our own human nature to wish to define ourselves; even a free spirit is defined by that characteristic. I think this is where our own concept of style comes from, our freedom to create betwixt our craving to find ourselves. Two weekends ago I sat alone in my room, fastening butterflies onto safety pins and making crowns out of wire. One weekend ago I sat on the floor of a hectic London train station, cello taping autumn's own browning leaves onto a hair band, `for the faeries, I thought.' That evening my friends spilled into my room and immediately tear through my wardrobe, amused by the white tulle skirt with one hundred swan feather glued to its surface and the sets of wings I made once and hung up in a row. I am an escapist by nature; I live in the worlds I create in my mind, rather than focusing on reality for any lengthy amount of time. My friends comment on how my endless amounts of prairie dresses and dusty colours represent that on the outside, they say it helps me bring my head to earth. My sickly sweet side craves the pantomime theatrics of Meadham Kirchoff, whilst my darker fantasies lust for Alexander Mcqueen's haunting tales. Although, is it ever so much more than simply the threads we encase bones in that defines our style. Style is expressed by a characteristic, any characteristic, a mode of living if you will. It is our thoughts, our dreams, and our wishes. It is everything we create as artists, and everything we ever desire to create. I want to give people an escape into new worlds through imagery; in the same way my own head escapes at every beckoning chance. Some wish to adventure, and to document that through their creations. Some wish to focus on the past, whilst others sprint forward toward the future. Some focus on the smallest details, whilst others see the world at a much wider angle. Our creative style is defined by the way we answer creative questions, it is nothing we can force, it is often the reason we become artists in the first place. It can never be possible to define one's true and style; I do not think through simply words anyway, more I see it would be a collection of music, colours, patterns and raw emotions. Furthermore, we are forever stumbling through experimenting with many different styles before we can bring ourselves to accept what we really want. I have endless admiration for whenever I meet those who are so true to their own wishes and loves it is represented in their flairs. Style will forever grow and change, as we grow and change, and, such as beauty, will forever be in the eye of the beholder. It is in your both your tendency and environmental make up, your quietness or your multi-coloured screams. We live in an age where you are free to become whatever you wish to become, therefore create whatever your soul wishes to create and worry only about how you are defined later. by Katie Eleanor 25 26 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com T phOTO s T Y L I mAkE mODEL: zigane gRAphY: claire huish Ng : r o si e wi lli a ms up: clare greathead hazel @ gingersnap models 27 hEADpIECE: CuLIETTA sNOOD: jAmEs hOCk jEANs: TOpshOp shOEs: EmILIO puCCI RINgs: DOmINIquE LuCAs 28 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 29 30 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com on the left: suNgLAssEs: sTYLIsT's OWN CApE: sTYLIsT's OWN TOp: mARTINA spETLOvA shORTs: TOpshOp shOEs: gIusEppE zANOTTI BAg: sTYLIsT's OWN CORAL RINg: YvEs sAINT LAuRENT ALL OThER jEWELLERY: ALEx mONROE on the right: hAT: hELENE BIRmAN DREss: jAYNE pIERsON COAT: TOpshOp shOEs: YvEs sAINT LAuRENT EARRINgs: mAWI 31 COAT: sTYLIsT's OWN DREss: RAChEL FRIERE shOEs: zARA hEADpIECE: CuLIETTA BRACELET: CuLIETTA on the far right: hAT: zARA suNgLAssEs: sTYLIsT's OWN TOp: zARA shORTs: TOpshOp COAT: sTYLIsT's OWN shOEs: sTYLIsT's OWN BAg: LOuIs vuITTON 32 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 33 34 sEE mORE OF NICks's WORk ON hIs FLICkR: WWW.FLICkR.COm/phOTOs/40251744@N08/ December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com " nick Sh And My name is Nick Shand, I am an 18 year old student from South Wales and am currently studying Editorial and Advertising Photography at the University of Gloucestershire. I began photography at the age of 16 whilst on a GCSE Media Studies course. I became captivated by photographers on Flickr such as Karrah Kobus, Rosie Hardy, Brooke Shaden and Alex Stoddard. I fell in love with their concepts and beautiful aesthetics and this truly made me realise the endless possibilities of photography as an art. Since then I have done many test shoots and a music video for the song Lost in the World by Kanye West which has been popular on YouTube. Since the start of University I have been introduced to many great photographers which have inspired me greatly such as William Klein and Don McCullin, as well as new talent such as Grant Thomas. I hope that by the end of University I will have found aesthetics suitable to my taste and have the knowledge to work in the creative industry as a commercial photographer. 35 36 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com nATAShA ThOMpSOn WWW.ThEsECRETTEApARTY.CO.uk 37 38 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 39 40 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com phOTOgRAphY: mATThEW pAYNE mODEL: j.D BAIN @ m+p mODELs sTYLINg: TIzIANA LIA DENIm shIRT: BEYOND RETRO DENIm shORTs: BEYOND RETRO BACkpACk: BEYOND RETRO 41 42 spIkED BRACELET: TOpshOp jACkET: BEYOND RETRO TROusERs: TOpmAN December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com NECkLACE: TOpshOp 43 DENIm shIRT: BEYOND RETRO 44 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com TRENCh COAT: BEYOND RETRO NECkLACE: TOpshOp TROusERs: TOpmAN BOOTs: BEYOND RETRO 45 sEE mORE OF RONI's WORk ON hER WEBsITE: WWW.RONIAhN.4ORmAT.COm/ 46 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com RO nI Ahn " my full name is Veronica ahn, but i am more commonly known as roni ahn. i turneD 15 just about a month ago. i am originally from korea, but i am currently liVing in hong kong anD i go to school here. when i was young, i moVeD arounD from korea to australia to germany to where i am liVing now. after i graDuate uniVersity, i woulD loVe to traVel once again, from town to town, city to city. i starteD taking portraiture of people in march, anD since then, i haVe fallen in loVe with it. i loVe the way my camera catches light, the way the moDels moVe so naturally, anD the way i am able to capture it all. when i am taking photos i neVer want to stop. it is the best feeling. 47 kelseygenna interview by Tahlia Pajaczkowska-Russell S�N: How did you Start up your clotHiNg liNe? wHat'S tHe HiStory beHiNd KelSey geNNa? Kelsey: Becoming a designer is something I have always wanted to do. When I was at high school I started creating and wearing my own clothing. I guess the whole process started quite slowly, while I was still very much learning! I discovered Etsy several years back and started selling a little on there. Last year I graduated all launched into it full time... which is a dream come true for me. S�N: wHo've worKed witH maNy taleNted artiStS, SucH aS JeaNNiNe taN aNd meetiNg liNa maria carrillo. wHat would you Say are your moSt memorable experieNceS? Kelsey: Yes, this year especially I have been lucky to meet so many talented people! My most memorable experiences of this year would have to be two trips I took, one to Australia earlier this year and a second to New York in September. I got the opportunity to meet up and work with a lot of people who I have admired through the internet... and I made some very dear friends in the process! I hope to do a lot more of this in 2012. S�N: you alSo SHare aN iNtereSt iN pHotograpHy, waS tHat a paSSioN you've alwayS Had, or SometHiNg tHat'S developed receNtly? Kelsey: I think my interest in the arts has certainly flourished since I started my label. It is something I have always loved, but now that I have the opportunity to create my own lookbooks etc. it is something I have become a lot of aware of. 48 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 49 50 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com S�N: wHat would you Say are your biggeSt iNflueNceS oN your deSigNS? Kelsey: Nature is probably my greatest influence. I love everything about flowers; their colours and shapes. S�N: aSide from faSHioN deSigN aNd pHotograpHy, wHat otHer iNtereStS do you Have? Kelsey: I love to travel. Nothing out of the ordinary, I enjoy spending time with my friends, cafes and watching films. S�N: do you Have a dream team you'd love to collaborate witH? Kelsey: I have a never ending list of people I would love to work with. This year I was lucky enough to work with Caitlin Shearer... a lovely lady and one of my favourite artists. S�N: wHat role doeS tHe iNterNet play for upcomiNg deSigNerS SucH aS yourSelf? Kelsey: The internet has played such an important role for me personally. I have no doubt it has made launching my label possible. I guess the biggest thing for me would be that I can base myself here in New Zealand yet still reach and sell my pieces to people all over the world. It's amazing. see and buy kelsey genna: www.kelseygenna.com photography: camille richez model : laura batten dress & skirt : kelsey genna 51 52 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com nORmAllY imPORTAnT `the band of two' phOTOgRAphY: sAshA LYTvYN ALEx IkEChI RADELL kANE 53 54 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 55 56 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 57 mariam SitcHiNava 58 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com mariam.ge 59 60 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com Stella Alexandra ThIs Is REAL sTYLE: WWW.sTELLAsWARDROBE.BLOgspOT.COm Stella has a way with clothes S�N cannot comprehend. She matches things we never thought would match, combines opposites and does all of it with such elegant beauty we're still trying to get our head around it. We insist you follow her blog, her way with clothes provides a never ending stream of inspiration. 61 BlAck WhiTe BlAck phOTOgRAphER: LINDsEY LEE mODEL: NICOLE mAsON 62 DREss: h&m TIghTs: TARgET shOEs: ChARLEs DAvID December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com black black mODEL: NICOLE mAsON phOTOgRAphY: LINDsEY LEE WHITE 63 BODYsuIT- uRBAN OuTFITTERs hOsE- mODEL's OWN WATCh-sEIkO RINg- z gALLERIE 64 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com ONE-pIECE: vINTAgE BOOTs: zIgIsOhO 65 jACkET: mARk FARREL BRA: AmERICAN AppAREL shORTs: uRBAN OuTFITTERs 66 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 67 cristi lopeZ 68 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com " I was born in Waterbury, Connecticut, in 1993. My mother and father were Dominican immigrants so I am a first generation Dominican-America. My ethnic background also includes Cuban and Spanish blood. I moved to Gainesville, Florida when I was four years old and have lived here since. It is a sleepy town immersed in lush green and is a beautifully yet quietly inspirational place. I plan to move to a big city in the future to further my career in the arts. 69 FIND mORE OF CRIsTI's WORk ON hER BLOg: ThEBIRDsANDThEBONEs.BLOgspOT.COm 70 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 71 FIND mORE OF ROsIE's WORk ON FLICkR: WWW.FLICkR.COm/phOTOs/ROsIEThERIvphOTOgRAphY/ 72 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com " I picked up a camera about a year ago and have been completely in love ever since. Photography has greatly increased my awareness of the beauty of natural light, movement, and emotion. I am inspired by film photographs from bygone eras, the rebellion of the 1960's, and free-spirited personalities. rosie brock 16 year old aspiring photographer 73 jACkET: ChRIsTOphE LEmAIRE TROusERs: ThEYskENs ThEORY 74 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com phOTOgRAphY: CYRIL LAgEL REALIsATION: BENjAmIN ARmAND make up : corinne lebreton @ b4 agency hair : gaspard @ b4 agency manucurist : kamel @ b agency lisa dommerson @ city models 75 76 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 77 78 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 79 80 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 81 82 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 83 84 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com DREss ThEYskENs ThEORY 85 86 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com rosy phOTOgRAphY: ELENA jAsIC mODEL: mEgAN hOsTETTER mAkE up: ELIzA DAvILA hAIR sTYLINg: BRITTANY WOhkITTEL 87 88 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 89 90 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 91 liZ barnes 92 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 17 year old aspiring photographer from melbourne " Every time I pick up my camera I get a thrill, the thrill of creating something beautiful and something people can connect to. I'm inspired by the human figure; the beauty found in the expressions and shapes made by the union of face and body. I'm also inspired by landscapes and the nature around me which is the reason I shoot mostly outdoors. The whole process of creating photographs is something I hope to continue in the future as a job or for pleasure, but right now, I just hope to continue learning, growing and refining to see where it takes me. FIND mORE OF LIz's WORk ON hER WEBsITE: LIzBARNEs.CARBONmADE.COm 93 94 TIERED vEsT: RIvER IsLAND TRIANguLAR NECkLACE: uRBAN OuTFITTERs FLOppY hAT: pRImARk BEADs: sTYLIsTs OWN skuLL RINg: sTYLIsTs OWN December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com L IFE of the OvElESS phOTOgRAphY & sTYLINg: ChARLOTTE BIBBY mODEL: gABY @ BOOkINgs mAkE up: mIYukI IshIzukA 95 96 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com sTAR NECkLACE: uRBAN OuTFITTERs BuNNY EARs: TOp shOp sLITTED skIRT: RIvER IsLAND skuLL TOp: uRBAN OuTFITTERs skuLL RINg: sTYLIsTs OWN hEELs: mODELs OWN 97 gEm NECkLACE: RIvER IsLAND CAmEO NECkLACE: sTYLIsTs OWN shIRT: uRBAN OuTFITTERs TIghTs: sTYLIsTs OWN BOOTs: mODELs OWN 98 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com TAssLE NECkLACE: RIvER IsLAND skuLL T-shIRT: uRBAN OuTFITERs LEAThER LEggINgs: TOpshOp BIRD WINgs: sTYLIsTs OWN 99 gEm NECkLACE: RIvER IsLAND CAmEO NECkLACE: sTYLIsTs OWN shIRT: uRBAN OuTFITTERs TIghTs: sTYLIsTs OWN BOOTs: mODELs OWN 100 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com BRACELET: uRBAN OuTFITTERs LACE OvERLAY TOp: uRBAN OuTFITTERs LACE LEggINgs: uRBAN OuTFITTERs BOW: pRImARk WINg RINg: sTYLIsTs OWN 101 102 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com saibh egan (pronounced s-i-V-e, like fiVe) a 25 year old fashion and portrait photographer from the west of ireland. " Strong, bold imagery, typography and media have always been my greatest interest. When I was a child I loved to look though her mothers old photos. Photos of people and places, chronicling the beauty of Irelands olden days, mixed with captivating shots of my father's student days in Saudi Arabia. I became intoxicated. Their look, their feel, even the way they smelled, I was drawn even to the imperfections, the under and over exposed qualities. 103 S 104 pRInG phOTOgRAphY: gARETh RhYs mODEL: sIgNE spRINgE @ gINgERsNAp mAkE-up: kATY jONEs CLOThINg FROm LOOBY LOO's BOuTIquE December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 105 106 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 107 108 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 109 110 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com " carly Zinga To me, photography is a way of showing the world brief moments of beauty and unconstrained youth. I am inspired by finding beauty in strange places, and the changing seasons. It is this unpredictable nature of life that has stirred something inside of me, willing me to travel the world, and explore the ideas and dreams racing through my mind. In the past year, my photography has allowed me to share my thoughts and imaginings across the world, opening opportunities and creating memories I will never forget. FIND mORE OF CARLY's WORk ON hER WEBsITE: hTTp://CARgOCOLLECTIvE.COm/CARLYzINgAphOTOgRAphY 111 Vin tage feel phOTOgRAphY: kATIE ELEANOR hAIR/mAkE-up: AmBER sCARLETT mODEL: ANNIE mCFADYEN sTYLINg: kATIE ELEANOR AND ANNIE mCFADYEN 112 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com DREss: BEYOND RETRO 113 DREss: vINTAgE TIghTs: mODEL's OWN 114 WEDDINg hAT: mODEL's 2011 www.thirstforvision.com December OWN WEDDINg hAT: mODEL's OWN DREss: BEYOND RETRO 115 COAT: vINTAgE, mODEL's OWN 116 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com WEDDINg hAT: mODEL's OWN 117 FIND mORE OF vEskOv's WORk ON hIs BLOg: vNICkOLOv.BLOgspOT.COm " 118 I'm originally from Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria and I'm currently in my second year of a photography degree in the UK. I love doing fashion and portrait photography. I find inspiration everywhere, and sometimes ideas just come to me out of the blue. I've been doing fashion photography for 3 years now and I like it because I think that photography is not representative of the real world, but of a different world; a world we can dream of, or be afraid of, or just be curious of. The most important thing in photography for me is to try to capture the spirit, because it gives life to the picture. December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com Vesselin nickoloV AkA. vEskOv CREATIvE DIRECTOR: mELIssA 119 pECk mODEL: gLORIA@IvET FAshION jEWELLERY DEsIgN: mILkO BOYRAROv 120 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com mODEL: mILA sINERvO sTYLINg: ERIN gIL & kIRIsTIE pITT 121 BODYsuIT & skIRT: AmERICAN AppAREL 122 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com mODEL: mARIA mARTI phOTOgRAphY: mARIA mOLkO ma ria BY ma ria 123 BODYsuIT & skIRT: AmERICAN AppAREL 124 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com gREEN suIT: vINTAgE ChRIsTIAN DIOR 125 WhITE shIRT: vINTAgE TROusERs: AmERICAN AppAREL 126 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 127 Style was so prominent in the 1940's. After finding my great Grandmother's photos I was sure of it; she was just 17 years old when Christian Dior introduced the New Look. Women wore these looks around the world; feminine flow of fabric, smaller waist lines and dresses particularly shorter than those previously worn. What interested me most about the 40s fashion, was the fact that there was just one overall set trend. Today, we see trends repeated and recycled from previous years and generations. On the catwalk, we see simplistic trends like block colours or particular methods of draping and layering repeated but in different ways. There is no longer one set look that unites the stylish of the world. I interviewed my Grandmother about her thoughts and feelings of the differences and similarities between the 40s fashion trends and those of today. 128 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com yle st by Jade bigwood S�N: deScribe tHe Style of clotHiNg worN iN tHe 1940'S. Joyce: Shirt waister dresses were a popular style. Women also wore tailored trousers. S�N: wHeN tHe New looK waS firSt iNtroduced iN 1947, would you Say tHat everyoNe tooK a wHile to adapt? Joyce: No, everyone went straight into wearing the New Look style. I went straight out and bought the new items of clothing. S�N: wHo were your Style icoNS? Joyce: Definitely the film stars or celebrities of the 1940s. Nobody particularly rings a bell for me, but definitely those I saw at the cinemas. I would dress in their type of style, as they were the main women who knew the popular styles. S�N: wHat waS your favourite item of clotHiNg? Joyce: When the New Look first came out, I went straight out and bought a green coat. It was beautiful. S�N: waS tHere aNybody wHo wore SometHiNg particularly differeNt? Joyce: No. Everybody wore the New Look. S�N: wHere were tHe placeS you got your clotHiNg from? Joyce: Mainly the high street shops or markets. S�N: wHat did you acceSSorize witH? Joyce: Pearl necklaces were big at the time; I often used to wear a necklace with red gemstones in. S�N: would you Say it waS eaSier to dreSS Now or iN tHe 1940S? Joyce: Definitely now, there's so much to choose from! You can wear whatever you want really! 129 S�N: How would you deScribe today'S faSHioN iN compariSoN witH 1940S faSHioN? Joyce: Today's fashion isn't boring, is it? For those who make effort with the way they dress. Everyone is so different, you can be so expressive in terms of your clothing. You can wear what you want, when you want! Not like the 40s, we all had that selected style. S�N: So would you Have preferred to Have tHe opeNNeSS to cHooSe tHe Style of wHat you waNted to wear? Joyce: Yes, definitely. I mean, once, a friend and I got draped suits made because it was different to what everyone else wore. I don't remember any other women wearing those. Only the men wore the draped suits. S�N: wHoSe Style from today would you Say you would be moSt liKely to follow? Joyce: I love Kate Middleton, her femininity in dressing is beautiful; and her McQueen wedding dress... it was stunning! 130 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com From my personal point of view, I think that the women of the 40s made so much more effort with their clothing. Every day, they would make an effort with what they were wearing, no matter where they were going. Today, in the 21st century, we have had so much fashion recycled and reused that there is plenty of choice. Perhaps this is why we end up wearing something as typical and obvious as jeans. Just looking at my Grandmother's photos makes me feel bad about how I dress, (she writes whilst wearing pair of baggy tracksuit bottoms and slouchy v-neck tee) because I feel as if I don't put in enough effort into what I wear. Although, I believe in this day and age, that we should use fashion as a way of speech, not to be herded into following a trend or wearing what someone else wears. Let fashion be your personality, dress accordingly. For everyone, fashion should be individual, something that you would not expect another to wear. 131 Jack phOTOgRAphY: mATTEO FELICI sTYLINg: umBERTO sANNINO mAkE up: LuCIA FERRARO hAIR: shARON CARBONARI jACk h @ uRBAN mANAgEmENT ALL ACCEssORIEs BY pIERA CAsTELLAN (WWW.pIERACAsTELLAN.BLOgspOT.COm) 132 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 133 134 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 135 136 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 137 BhUMIkA BhATIA 138 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com 21 year old photographer Bhumika Bhatia started photography 2 years ago, and there was no stopping her. Bhumika wants people to connect with her pictures, she wants them to inspire. She started with a point and shoot, and eventually saved enough money to purchase the Canon 500d. "I want people to fall in love with my pictures. I will do and everything, but best of all I will work hard to achieve where I want to be and use my passion to do it." 139 " 140 December 2011 www.thirstforvision.com I have been trying hard to achieve my dreams. My pictures have been published and recognized internationally in Paris fashion week and at Selfridge's London as a part of jimmy choo project. 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Marsh played 50 Test matches and 117 One-Day Internationals for Australia, including being part of the triumphant 1989 World Cup side. He has a wealth of coaching experience having retired as a player in 1994, before becoming Australia coachi n 1996 and leading the side to World Cup glory in 1999. He coached Zimbabwe from 2001 to 2004, as well as IPL franchise Pune Warriors, Sri Lanka and WA district club Fremantle, before returning to the WACA in his current role in May 2012.
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Government of Panama and CATHALAC sign Host Country Agreement
On July 12, 2012, the Host Country Agreement for the Water Center of the Humid Tropics of Latin America and the Caribbean (CATHALAC) was signed between that Center and the Government of Panama.
Panama City, Republic of Panama (PRWEB) July 20, 2012
The Water Center for the Humid Tropics of Latin America and the Caribbean (CATHALAC) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Panama have signed the Center´s host country agreement. The instrument was duly signed at Panama´s Bolivar Palace by His Excellency Roberto C. Henriquez, Chancellor of the Republic of Panama, and CATHALAC´s Director General, in the presence of Francisco Alvarez De Soto, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs.
"The signing of this instrument is an important step towards cementing CATHALAC´s inter-governmental endeavors across the humid tropics of Latin America and the Caribbean as well as highlighting Panama´s leadership in integrated water resources management in the Hemisphere," stated CATHALAC´s Director General, Emilio Sempris.
Established in the Republic of Panama since 1992, CATHALAC is an international organization dedicated to promote sustainable development through applied research and development, education, and technology transfer in the areas of water resources and the environment in the humid tropics of Latin America and the Caribbean. For more information about CATHALAC, please visit http://www.cathalac.org.
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