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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Behind the third best shooting performance in school history and senior Janine Aldridge's 26 points, the William and Mary women's basketball team defeated Old Dominion, 73-69, on Sunday afternoon at Kaplan Arena. Leading 71-69 with 11 seconds remaining in the contest, W&M denied the Monarch's in the waning moments of regulation as it beat ODU for the second time in as many tries dating back to last season. The win improves the Green and Gold's record to 4-14 on the year and 2-5 in Colonial Athletic Association play, while ODU falls to 13-6 on the season and 4-3 in league action.
In the season-long Optima Health Challenge, today's victory, which was worth five points, gives William and Mary a 40-30 lead over Old Dominion.
Aldridge poured in a game-high 26 points on a career-best 11 made field goals on 15 attempts. The Massapequa, N.Y., native finished the afternoon with four steals and four 3-pointers. Junior Kaitlyn Mathieu posted her third career double-double, which consisted of a career tying 19 points and 10 rebounds. Senior Jaclyn McKenna netted 11 points, while classmate Taylor Hilton chipped in with six points and six rebounds. Sophomore Jazmen Boone tallied seven points and six assists, while classmate Anna Kestler tied a career-best with seven assists.
W&M finished the contest shooting 56.6 percent (30-of-53) from the floor, the third highest percentage in school history, which included a 66.7 percent (18-of-27) effort in the second half. Against the CAA's top 3-point percentage defense, the Tribe shot 40 percent (8-of-20) from the beyond the arc. Furthermore, the Green and Gold owned the advantage in fast break points (26-11) rebounds (35-31), and bench points (20-19). The Tribe capitalized on 18 Old Dominion turnovers, which resulted in 20 points for the Green and Gold.
The Tribe held the advantage for the majority of the first half as Mathieu's second 3-pointer of the afternoon gave W&M its first lead, 8-5, at the 16:22 mark.
With the contest tied, 11-11, at the 14:33 juncture, the Green and Gold utilized a 12-3 run as it opened its largest lead of the half, 23-14, with 10:16 left to play. The burst originated on a press breaking 3-pointer which Aldridge buried at the 13:35 juncture. Senior Chanel Murchison capped the nine-point advantage with a fast break lay up off of a feed from Boone.
Towards the end of the opening half, Old Dominion answered with a run of its own as Shae Kelley's bucket with 47 seconds remaining gave the Monarchs a one-point edge, 31-30, at intermission.
Second half action opened with ODU pushing its lead to seven, 42-35, after Kelley connected on a foul shot at the 16:39 mark. However, the Green and Gold countered with an impressive 7-0 run that tied the tilt at the 13:45 juncture. Hilton's jumper fueled the charge, while Mathieu's lay up knotted the contest up at 42.
After ODU went back ahead, 47-44, on the ensuing possession, W&M took control of the affair as it reeled off a 12-2 spurt, which gave the Tribe a 56-49 lead with 9:28 left to play in regulation. Aldridge and Mathieu combined for eight points during the stretch, while McKenna accounted for the additional four points.
The Green and Gold opened its largest lead of the day, 63-53, after Aldridge's lay up at the 7:15 mark. However, Old Dominion scrapped its way back into the affair after a pair of Jackie Cook free throws tied the contest for the seventh time with 2:36 left to play.
W&M took the lead for good, 71-69, when Boone drove left past an ODU defender and laid it in off the glass as the shot clock expired at the 2:07 juncture.
Over the final two minutes, neither team was able to score as the intensity and effort was amped up on both ends. With 19 seconds left to play, Old Dominion was down to their last possession, which resulted in McKenna drawing a game clinching offensive foul on Kelley. Hilton proceeded to net two foul shots with four seconds left as the Tribe secured the 73-69 triumph.
Kelley led ODU with 18 points and 10 rebounds, while Cook finished the contest with 12 points and six rebounds. For the game, Old Dominion shot 25-of-64 (39.1 percent) from the floor, which included a 10-of-25 (40 percent) effort from 3-point range.
Tribe women's basketball returns to action at UNCW on Thursday, Jan. 31. Tip-off at Trask Coliseum is slated from 7 p.m. and fans can follow the action online TribeAthletics.com with live stats.


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By Natali Naegle, contributor
As students returned to classes on the first day of spring semester 2010, 22-foot-tall window banners graced the side of the George S. Eccles Business Building.
Photo by Sterling Morris
The banners visually illustrate a new campaign for the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business. Leveraging a famous speech by President Theodore Roosevelt, the theme "Dare Mighty Things" is a challenge the Huntsman School will build on.
The window graphics, which feature photographs of students and professors, illustrate the connection between "Dare Mighty Things" and three key messaging points: commitment, leadership and purpose. Each of the programs and student services within the Huntsman School relate to one or more of these messaging points and will be promoted as such to help reinforce the call to action.
"The purpose and call to action of these internal graphics and the ongoing campaign will be to encourage students to take control of their Huntsman experience," said Ken Snyder, executive dean and chief administrative officer.
"As the campaign develops, the message will be reinforced by testimonials and examples of our students, faculty, staff and alumni who show commitment, leadership and purpose," he said. "Each element of the campaign will work to support these central themes as we work to fulfill our mission, vision and purpose to inspire all to 'Dare Mighty Things.'"


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Deliciously cool bike rack in Berlin. Slots for the wheels and chains with which to weave through your wheel and attach your lock.
10 December 2007
Bike Rack Berlin
Put here by Mikael Colville-Andersen at 15:12
6 comments:
- Bruno said...
Someone forgot to lock the frame, isn't that a loose wheel in background? :-\
- 21:09
There's a name for these type of racks - wheel bucklers. If your bike falls or is knocked over you get a buckled wheel. I hate them.
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- Zakkaliciousness said...
that's odd. they seem to work fine for millions of cyclists all over europe each day.
i've never had problems with them. Not even when parking in a double decker bike rack at the Central Station.
Here's another post about Bike Racks in Copenhagen
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- Kristin said...
Have you also seen this bike traffic lights in Berlin Mitte and Prenzelberg?
- 11:42
- Zakkaliciousness said...
very cool, kristin. thanks!
- 13:59
- Sarah said...
Now you can be assured that your bike won't get stolen from bike racks. ;)
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Educators at McCaskey East High School in Lancaster, Pennsylvania are trying something different to close the academic achievement gap between black and white students: They're separating them. For six minutes every day and 20 minutes every other week, students are segregated based on race and gender as part of the school's new mentoring program. This new policy was developed in the hopes that minority students' academic performance will improve if they are provided with a positive role model within a group setting.
While educators at the school are clearly well intentioned, their policy of segregating students based on race and gender may do more harm than good. First described by Steele and Aronson (1995), stereotype threat occurs when members of a negatively stereotyped group experience temporary cognitive deficits when confronted with a task where their performance could potentially support the negative stereotypes associated with their group. For example, many African-American students have to contend with the stereotype that they are less intelligent than White students. Similarly, women are often subjected to the stereotype that they are worse than their male counterparts at subjects related to math and science. According to over 15 years of research on stereotype threat, simply mentioning to an African-American student that a test measures intelligence or asking a female student to indicate their gender on a math exam is enough to activate the threat, often leading to diminished performance. Hence, making gender or race salient within an academic setting has the potential to widen the very achievement gaps that educators are attempting to close.
With this in mind, educators in Pennsylvania may want to re-think the way they separate their students. While providing students with positive mentors is sure to promote self-confidence and encourage hard work, exposing them to stereotype threat may very likely have the opposite result.
Keller, J. (2007). Stereotype threat in classroom settings: The interactive effect of domain identification, task difficulty and stereotype threat on female students' math performance. British Journal of Educational Psychology, 77, 323-338.
McGlone, M.S., Pfiester, R.A., (2007). The Generality and consequence of stereotype threat. Sociology Compass, 1, 174-190.
Pennsylvania school experiments with 'segregation.' – CNN


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This wedding season, there is good news for couples-to-be and wedding planners. The cost of postage for a two-ounce wedding invitation has gone down from 63 cents to 58 cents. Here are some other postage perks: tips and pointers for making sure that wedding invitations and associated save-the-date cards, response cards, wedding announcements and thank-you notes, get to recipients on time, and are fun and memorable, too.
Accessorize your correspondence by using the new love stamps, that became available June 27. Featuring vines that form the shape of a heart, these stamps were designed especially for mailing wedding invitations and RSVPs and are available in both the two-ounce (58 cents) and the one ounce (41 cents), first-class postage rate denominations.
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Form and Emptiness, a two-person show at the Electric Lodge in Venice, presents the bright artistic vision of two women from two different cultures that bridge and meet in the play of color on canvas
American artist Susan diRende's remarkable exhibit of 109 miniatures - Each scene is a mere 50 x 85 mm, the size of the credit cards in your wallet - are subjects drawn primarily from life around the North Island of Wairarapa
Mark Taper Forum brings you Paul Oakley Stovall's love letter to family dysfunction in the new comedy Immediate Family.
Supersized silliness, wrapped in British accents brings you the latest production at the Mark Taper forum: What The Butler Saw
The 2014 AFI Fest presented by AUdi is in full swing in the heart of Hollywood, and the super short films just keep on coming
The Trip to Bountiful is an extraordinary journey to a kinder, gentler time, to the only place where one woman's soul feels like home
A story of memory, loss and love that transcends the passing of life by Jordan Harrison
HollyShorts Film Festival, an annual independent short film festival located in Hollywood, California, turns 10
The Max Factor Factor is not just story about Hollywood. In every direction, it all touches on not giving up on your dreams, but more importantly, yourself
Brooklyn playwright Marja Lewis Ryan tests the waters of drama in her new play One In The Chamber
Lyle is a chilling and clever glimpse into the mind of an expectant mother's mind
We Will Rock You the musical takes you into the future, where rock music is dead and technology has overtaken all individuality
Filmmaker Ken Roht makes Outfest's "5 in Focus" with his family musical western Perfect Cowboy
BFFs is a simmering, smart comedy that boils over with laughs at all the right moments.
Almost eighty years after its 1935 premiere in New York, Director Diane Paulus and Chorographer Ronald K. Brown have polished the style of Porgy and Bess into a more beloved masterpiece brimming warmth and humility
The Tallest Tree in the Forest is a controversial musical biography about the indomitable Paul Robeson
Harmony A New Musical is the story six young singers who must come of age in the time of Hitler and combat the impending darkness with a song and a smile.
STOMP is a theatrical performance that will electrify the sense!
In the untamed wilderness that is the mind's eye of Thomas Dunne, a faded public figure does battle with the truculent decisions of his past
The Center Theatre Group brings you the untold tale of Peter Pan
In a very modern new translation by David Greig, Strindberg's classic play is a sexy, savage and fun look at marriage as a uniquely brutal system of exchange
Sheldon Epps brings a powerful interracial rendition of Twelve Angry Men to the Pasadena Playhouse
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Humor Abuse successfully features the loving and celebratory life of the son of a clown
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In the year of their gubernatorial pardon, the powerful, bittersweet story of The Scottsboro Boys finds its way from Broadway to the Ahmanson Theatre
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So great is the deference Americans pay to the office of president of the United States that it must be a rare event when a United States senator, summoned to the White House for a conference, pounds his fist on the president's desk and demands answers. Yet such a scene was vividly described by George Victor in his 2007 book, The Pearl Harbor Myth: Rethinking the Unthinkable. The encounter took place on the afternoon of December 7, 1941, the "date which will live in infamy." Franklin D. Roosevelt had met with his cabinet and was preparing the speech he would deliver the next day to a joint session of Congress, asking for a declaration of war against the empire of Japan. A bipartisan group of congressional leaders arrived and were listening respectfully to the president's account of what had happened when Sen. Tom Connally of Texas, a Democrat and a strong supporter of the president, sprang to his feet, pounded the desk with his fist and, shouting at Roosevelt, demanded to know:
How did it happen that our warships were caught like tame ducks in Pearl Harbor? How did they catch us with our pants down? Where were our patrols?
The commander in chief of the army and navy expressed a strange bewilderment.
"I don't know, Tom. I just don't know."
The questioning stopped soon after. By the time Roosevelt delivered his "date of infamy" speech the next day, the nation was united behind the president and against the "treacherous" Japanese, who had launched the "sneak attack" on Pearl Harbor. The "cowardly attack" and the "duplicity of the Japanese," were bitterly denounced in editorials across the nation, all conveying the sentiment summed up in the Augusta (Georgia) Chronicle: "Oh the dishonesty and trickery of it all!"
Few were inclined to ask at such a time, "Whose trickery?"
Roosevelt's deceptions were almost too subtle for detection and his countrymen, understandably furious at being attacked, were not in a mood to listen carefully or read between the lines. On December 7, Secretary of State Cordell Hull began his statement to the press with what appeared to be a simple summation of the obvious: "Japan has made a treacherous and utterly unprovoked attack on the United States." The following day Roosevelt, in his "date of infamy" speech to Congress, said "the Japanese Government has sought to deceive the United States by false statements and more expressions of hope for continued peace."
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Make A Wish: 'For those four days, I wasn't sick'
EUGENE, Ore. -- Kari Karrs likes to wear a designer dress from New York City.
Like many 19 year olds, she's passionate about clothes, college and friends.
But Kari isn't like most 19 year old: She has liver disease.
Her liver failed at age 8. She received a transplant at 14, which her body has fought ever since. She spent much of her childhood at a hospital in California.
Going to college at Oregon State University was not guaranteed.
"My first term there I ended up getting a lung infection," Kari said, "and I was trying to do eight IVs a day and go to class and all that."
She takes 80 pills a day and yet posseses an ease about herself that most 19 year old would envy.
When the Make A Wish foundation called after her liver transplant, at first she didn't think she deserved it.
"I wanted to give my wish to the donor family because they had just lost their child and they had given me the only thing I had ever asked for," she said.
When they couldn't find the donor family, Kari asked for a trip to New York City. She was supposed to take a similar trip with her eighth-grade class but missed because she was sick -- just another disappointment for the Karr family.
"So it was just so sweet that we got to go to the very place that she hadn't gotten to go and that we all got to be together," said her mother, Kelly Karr.
The first surprise came before they even set foot in Manhattan: Kari would get to ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange.
They even visited the stock exchange floor, a treat for Kari and her father, a financial advisor.
The Karrs shopped 5th Avenue, visited Times Square, toured Radio City Music Hall, and realized one of her childhood dreams: she spent the day with a famous fashion designer: Catherine Malandrino.
Kari and her mom tried on the entire spring and summer collection -- and she was blown away when the designer gave her a custom dress.
She said the glamour and star treatment are amazing but something more stood out.
"One of my favorite things that really special was nobody asked me what what wrong with me," Kari said.
That is all Kari's parents ever wanted for Kari: for her to feel and be well.
"I would trade places in a minute," said Richard Karr, he father, "and you can't."
He said Kari's illness has brought them all closer together.
"One night we were told she probably wouldn't make it through the night," he said, "but I stayed in the room with her all night, and we talked about her whole life for hours, but she's still here and that's one of the greatest memories we've ever had."
The Karrs have learned to adapt, together.
"We live for today," Richard Karr said, "and don't concern ourselves much about tomorrow."
Hence why the New York trip they took together was so special: Make A Wish gave Kari what no one else could.
"The whole trip was basically just to make me feel like a normal kid," she said. "For those four days, I wasn't sick."


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The following blog is written by Sandra Gibson, Leisure Clubs Manager at English Lakes.
The week is drawing near and we are nearly there for the Great North Swim. Marquees are appearing – walk-ways are been laid and the sun is out, but I am not sure for how long. Anyway, you're going to get wet!
I have lived in the lakes all my life and part of growing up was the summer holidays swimming in the local river and yes, the odd dip in the lake.
I have just been reading a fairly interesting article put together by an experience outdoor swimmer 'John Flanagan' so I thought I would share a few of his tips.
I've found that the best way to sight during a race is to lift the head and look forward as you are turning your head to breathe. You want to limit how high you lift your head because your hips will drop, so try just below the goggle line. Then take your breath when you turn your head to the side.
Time When You Sight
The more you look, the more tired you get. The less you look the less straight you may swim. It is a trade-off, but you need to find what is comfortable for you.
Stay Warm during the Race
I've been in races where my body just shuts down because of the cold. Try to avoid it by using everything you can: Wetsuits, two caps and earplugs all help keep you warm.
Goggles Are Critical
They will help you see clearly. If you haven't got any have a look around the stalls or come over to the Low Wood Club, we have general ones.
Learn the Course
When you arrive on site check the buoys. Look for landmarks, like trees or houses, that will help guide you in a straight line. While you are in the water, you won't always be able to sight off the buoys.
The Start
If your aim is to complete, and time isn't the priority then let your group set off, there can be a bit of pushing at the start. If your after 'time' make sure you have done thorough warm up – and off you go!!
Learn to Breathe on Both Sides
It is best to breathe to the opposite side when someone is next to you. If not, you might get hit in the face, and/or lose your goggles. It is much worse than a hit in the back of the head.
Draft When You Can
Drafting is a part of open water swimming. It can help you sometimes and hurt you others. You may be able to hang on to a faster group of swimmers, but you may also get stuck behind some and not know how slow you are going.
Eat and Hydrate Well
Take care of your body. It is easy to get dehydrated out in the open water. Drink plenty of fluids, but don't get bloated.
My biggest tip is ENJOY!
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Operators at Exelon Nuclear's LaSalle County Generating Station returned Unit 1 to the electrical grid today, completing a scheduled maintenance and refueling outage that began February 8.
Marseilles, Illinois — Operators at Exelon Nuclear's LaSalle County Generating Station returned Unit 1 to the electrical grid today, completing a scheduled maintenance and refueling outage that began February 8.
Employees and supplemental workers performed more than 10,000 inspection and maintenance activities on various plant components. Many of the activities performed during the refueling outage cannot be performed while the unit is running. All activities are designed to ensure the unit's continued safe, reliable production of electricity that emits virtually no greenhouse gases.
"The LaSalle team completed a great deal of work during this outage, always keeping safety as our top priority," said David Wozniak, site vice president, LaSalle Station. "The work completed will help us continue to provide safe, reliable electricity to the region."
More than 1,700 additional workers were on-site to support the outage. The outage provides temporary employment opportunities for local trade professionals and others who travel to LaSalle from outside the area.
LaSalle Unit 2 operated at 100% power during the Unit 1 refueling outage.
LaSalle County Generating Station is located approximately 75 miles southwest of Chicago. With both units at full power, the site produces more than 2,200 megawatts net, which is enough electricity for 2.3 million homes.
Exelon Corporation is one of the nation's largest electric utilities with approximately $17 billion in annual revenues. The company has one of the industry's largest portfolios of electricity generation capacity, with a nationwide reach and strong positions in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Exelon distributes electricity to approximately 5.4 million customers in northern Illinois and southeastern Pennsylvania and natural gas to approximately 485,000 customers in the Philadelphia area. Exelon is headquartered in Chicago and trades on the NYSE under the ticker EXC.


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The rivalry between Mont Harmon Junior High and Helper Junior High will rev up again on Wednesday night, and this time it will be under the lights.
The second football game of the season between the two schools will take place on Wednesday night at 7 p.m. at the Carbon High football field.
In the first meeting this year, Mont Harmon was the underdog coming in with a losing record while Helper had not lost a game. But when it was all over Mont Harmon had taken the contest 24-6.
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Not to get all Tammy Faye on you, but WhoWhatWearDaily is feeling a little PTL (Praise the Lord). It seems that everyone is finally storing their Balenciaga Motorcycles and Fendi Spy Bags. With these handbags in retirement, an old classic-Chanel-is becoming the newest Young Hollywood staple.
Photos of Mischa, Nicky, and Nicole are courtesy of www.x17online.comUnlike Tinsletown's policy on actress, when it comes to Chanel, older is better. While new certainly works, it's vintage Coco that's causing the frenzy of the moment. Pieces from the 80's are currently the most desirable. The color is not important, bigger is definitely considered better and chains are a must.
Unless you are either lucky enough to have a stylist to source you a bag or able to jet to Paris (that's where MK got the black one that Ashley borrowed above) for vintage shopping, WhoWhatWearDaily suggests hitting up eBay. Things to keep in mind: Make sure the seller establishes that the bag is 100% authentic. Demand the authenticity card (it matches the hologram sticker with serial number inside the bag). Finally, look at the seller's feedback and make sure it's completely positive-ratings are there for a reason. Bonne chance!


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George and Linda are an overextended, stressed out Manhattan couple. After George is downsized out of his job, they find themselves with only one option: to move in with George's awful brother in Atlanta. On the way there, George and Linda stumble upon Elysium, an idyllic community populated by colorful characters who embrace a different way of looking at things. Money? It can't buy happiness. Careers? Who needs them? Clothes? Only if you want them. Is Elysium the fresh start George and Linda need? Or will the change of perspective cause more problems than it solves?
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SOUTH COLTON Clancy ran up and down Monday morning, hoping one of the volunteers would toss her one of the large sticks they were clearing from the St. Lawrence County multi-use trail.
The yellow Labrador showed nothing but enthusiasm for another cold adventure on the trails with his owner, Debbie A. Christy, St. Lawrence County trails coordinator.
Ms. Christy spent her Christmas weekend on the trail, but it wasnt a recreational weekend of skiing, snowshoeing or snowmobiling.
The ice storm last week was devastating for many snowmobilers in the area, who were unable to get far without encountering barricades of brush and trees that had bent over and fallen onto the recently opened trail.
Ms. Christy said groups of volunteers began cutting up trees and clearing the brush off the trail Christmas Eve, and continued through the holiday weekend.
Ive had eight crews going out and about 30 people over a four-day period and we had smaller crews going out Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, Ms. Christy said.
The volunteers are mainly snowmobilers, some of the 2,000 members of the countys 10 snowmobile clubs.
So far, theyve cleared over 15 miles of the trail in the towns of Clare, DeGrasse, Edwards and Colton, but theyve got a long way to go.
Today Ive been calling around trying to get more volunteers to go out more this week and into the weekend, said Ms. Christy, who is also the president of the St. Lawrence County Snowmobile Association. We have 535 miles of snowmobile trails and weve got to have them all safe for passage before we let our riders out on them.
She said the snowmobile association volunteered 6,400 hours to maintaining the trails in the county last year.
Its a big volunteer operation, she said.
Charles W. Schloer, South Colton, was one of the volunteers out cutting up debris Monday morning.
I just got a new sled this year and have 15 miles on it so far, he said.
Mr. Schloer said that other volunteers coaxed him into helping out.
Although volunteers are working to get the brush cleaned up, the trail is still more ice than snow and is covered with icicles that dropped from the trees, which dont provide ideal conditions for cross-country skiers or snowshoers.
Ms. Christy said that, once all the brush is cut up and out of the path, theyll bring out the groomers, excavator-shaped machines that smooth out the trail.
We have a blade on the front of the groomer to cut up all the ice and snow and channel it into the drag, which has blades to churn and chop it up and spits it out the back, making a smooth trail, she said. So then the skiers, snowshoers and sledders will be able to go on it.
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EUGENE, Ore. - Eugene Fashion Week is in full swing with the opening Lingerie and Swimwear show Wednesday at the Oak Street Speakeasy.
Wednesday night's show featured 13 designers presenting 10 labels.
Although Eugene Fashion Week is in its third year, this is only the second the event has featured a separate lingerie and swimsuit line.
"I see even expanding in the future," said co-producer Mac Goodwin. "We'll probably find more niches to even have. It amazes me every year."
The producers of Fashion Week - Goodwin, Laura Lee Laroux and Mitra Chester - said they all strive to incorporate as many local talents as possible.
"The artist communities, even with music, we represent in fashion week," Goodwin said. "We have bands playing different things, and after parties."
The models of Fashion Week are all volunteers. Mitra Chester said she's looking for "real people."
"We've always really made it a point for it be accessible to anyone who is interested in participating, be it either as a designer or as a model," Chester said. "All of our models are volunteers from the community, and if they keep an eye out on our webpage, EugeneFashionWeek.com, we post model calls."
"Ready to Wear" is the theme of the next show set for Friday, May 2, at The Shedd Institute for the Arts. Saturday's show will feature "Avante Garde and Evening Wear." You can get discounted tickets online at TheShedd.org.


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The photo above was taken last year at the end
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Telegraph Cove pretty much shuts down for the winter. In
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Buffalo, NY - You can find the largest refugee shelter in the United States on Buffalo's East Side. In an old school building on Wyoming Street, Vive, Inc. offers food, clothing, shelter and legal assistance to refugees seeking asylum.
Executive Director Angela Jordan-Mosely explains, "They're coming in tired and a little confused. Sometimes, they think that once they get here they automatically have status. They don't understand the process and how long it may or may not take for them."
It can take as long as two years for those requesting legal status in the United States. Some will end up moving to Canada. In the meantime, Vive and Buffalo are their home away from home. Everything that you have in your home, they need a hundred times over at Vive. Good neighbors often help along this road to freedom.
65% of the refugee population at Vive are women with children. When a nursery was needed, a couple donated the funds. A church group recently brought summer outfits. The Yale Alumni Association helped to establish a garden as well. Jordan-Mosely says no matter the language you can see how thankful the refugees are for the kindness. "Our volunteers are the lifeline of Vive. If they did not come through for us, we could not stay in existence."
Vive does not receive federal dollars because the refugee they are helping do not have status yet. They are working toward that day when they get word that they can stay and live with the freedoms to worship or have their own opinion, freedoms that we take for granted.
Jordan-Mosely describes that moment. "When I see a mother that has come in and is broken and has lost everything and has been here for a year and a half and still trying to pursue freedom and finally she gets that letter in the mail, and that she has status in the United States. She's running up and down the halls and praising her God for what he has brought her through. It's just a good day. It's a good day for every refugee that walks through these doors."
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Well folks, it's official. Carbon County is the unhealthiest place to live in Utah. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the University of Wisconsin did the study, so we know it must be true. They ranked Morgan County as healthiest in the state. Utah County is fourth. Salt Lake County ranks number nine. Emery County is number 11. Duchesne and Uintah counties are down at the bottom of the list with Carbon.
The study ranked the counties using things like the number of people dying before age 75, the number of people reported to be in poor physical or mental health, the rate of obesity and the number of low birth weight babies. Researchers also considered the number of smokers in the county, access to healthy food, binge drinking, teen pregnancy, air pollution levels, unemployment, social services availability, liquor store density and single-parent households. Things like the number of people without health insurance, the percentage of high school graduates and the numbers of college educated folks were also factored in.
To quote the Salt Lake Tribune, "Utah's healthiest counties are places where residents take responsibility for their health - they smoke less and exercise more. They are also places where more people are employed, insured and educated. Those lifestyles translate into longer and healthier lives. By such measures, Morgan County is considered Utah's healthiest, and Carbon County is the unhealthiest."
There you have it, you lazy, fat, uneducated, unemployed, uninsured, sick, junk food addicted, binge drinking losers. How does it feel to be at the bottom of the list?
I showed this report to Uncle Spud and he threw a fit.
"I can understand them using mortality rates and health statistics," Spud sputtered, "But how do they factor in social services, education and environment? Are we to believe that access to Planned Parenthood makes us healthier? Does having a master's degree exempt one from gallstones? Does bovine flatulence in our rural environment subject us to increased rates of respiratory distress, and how do we measure that?"
"It seems to me there is more than one way to interpret some of this data. For instance, just hearing about what happens at Planned Parenthood makes me sick. Some of the biggest pukes I ever knew were highly educated idiots. And, if air pollution levels are a factor, how come Utah County came out smelling like a rose? Maybe it's because they put those big fans at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon to blow the smog back toward Salt Lake?
"And then, I have other questions about this study. I want to know who and how they measured binge drinking. What is a binge drink? I buy bottled water, Pepsi, and Maalox once in a while, but I've never seen a bottle of Binge in a store anywhere in Carbon County. Binge must be something they put in the drinking water."
"What about the 'density' of liquor stores? Does that mean real thick liquor stores, stupid liquor stores, or just lots of regular liquor stores? We have one liquor store in Price to serve both Carbon and Emery counties. Morgan County doesn't have a liquor store. They travel 30 miles to Ogden to buy booze. I guess that makes them healthier. Maybe they ride their bikes."
"And then, how did they decide that 20 percent of Carbonites smoke? That sounds a little high to me. Did they pick up butts on the sidewalk and do comparative DNA testing, or did they just count the binge drinkers who smoke? Maybe they asked someone on the street and he blew smoke up the study's aspirations? Did they divide the number of cigarettes sold by the population of the county? Did they consider that people from Emery and Grand counties shop in Price?"
"What about the obesity issue? The study says 25 percent of Carbonites are obese compared to only 19 percent of Morgan County residents. Sounds like the chow is better here in Carbon. Must be all of that good Italian, Greek, and Mexican cooking. What do they mean we don't have access to healthy food? The Mother Earth Eatery wouldn't stand a chance at an International Days cookout."
"Another question. How does insurance make you healthier? The study suggests that people with insurance go to the doctor more often. Big deal. Everyone knows the healthiest people are the ones who never go to the doctor."
"How were demographics factored in? Carbon has three times the population of Morgan. Forty-one percent of Carbon citizens and 47 percent of Morgan citizens are under the age of 25. Seniors over 65 are 13.3 percent of Carbon's population but only 8.7 percent in Morgan. People come here to retire. How does that affect the rate of doctor visits, disease, and overall health?"
"And finally, Carbon is a rural county. We travel a lot. Highway 6 and Highway 10 are crowded. Morgan County listed no highway fatalities during this study. Carbon had 23. Maybe that had something to do with more people dying under the age of 75. I don't think education, exercise, and lack of smoking will fix that problem, in spite of what the Salt Lake Tribune says.
"I wonder if the people who did this study worked on global warming?"
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Flying First Class means you can enjoy the highest standard of travel at the airport too. This naturally includes boarding as quickly and conveniently as possible and passing the time until departure in pleasant and exclusive surroundings.
That is why we built a separate terminal at our Frankfurt hub for our First Class passengers and HON Circle Members. This offers you short routes to the aircraft, quick procedures and, with a total of 1,800 square metres over two floors, plenty of room to relax and feel at home.
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