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3-15-10: A cool but comfortable evening in West Eugene was the setting for an all out brawl with gloves, sticks, blood and sweat. No, this was not an opening chapter in a new gang wars novel, this was a turf war of Lacrosse between the Churchill Lancers and the Clakamas Caveliers. Throughout the four quarter contest, the lead had changed three times and tied four and yet, at the end of regulation play, both teams were faced with a 10 - 10 tie that would come down to a 4 minute sudden death overtime. Churchill won the face off but was unable to capitalize only to see Clackamas win on the least exciting goal of the evening. The Churchill offensive attack was lead by Ben Conway, Brandon Determan, Georg Gold and Gunnar Shelton. The defense was lead by the veteran Long Poleman Jon Cook and a supporting cast of Brynnan Hyland and Middie Robert WIllie. A great crowd of Lancer LAX faithful were on hand to cheer their play. The Lancers are 1 - 1 and will travel to Sherwood High School near Portland this Friday, March 19th. Coach Jay Dodge was proud of his Lancers and complimented their play and sportsmanship. The Lancers were fortunate to have adhoc coaches Justin Eckenroad and Patrick San Jose, both Churchill Alumni now playing Lacrosse with the University of Oregon.
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What do coal miners do when they retire from the coal mining industry?
Each will go their separate ways depending on their plans or interests but one man decided he would move to Salt Lake City and get involved with something his whole family could enjoy together. Oscar Padgett retired from the Columbia Mine in May, 1967.
The Padgett family loved horses so the family got involved in the horse racing business which gave the entire family a job, either training, feeding, caring, acting as race judges or just being enthusiastic supporters of the horse business.
Horse racing in Utah and elsewhere has often been termed the "Sport for Kings", a truly expensive sport that requires a lot of money which the Padgetts didn't have. So they had to supplement hard work and a love for the horses for money and even though they lost many races, they never gave up. They felt that a family that played together and work really hard at what they were doing would finally prevail.
This did happen and they became world champions twice in a row and are shooting for three in a row this year. According to friend Jack Pressett, "These are proud people from Columbia and still play and work together in something they dearly love, horses."
A chariot driver with less than three full years of experience in the sport of chariot racing, now has two world championships to his credit after picking up his second consecutive first division world championship title. Jim Padgett guided his team of American Quarter Horse geldings, Niftyanthrifty and Apologist, to the finish line in just over 22 seconds to claim his second world title during the cutter and chariot racing world championships, which were held in Ogden the final weekend in March of 2003.
"I am really happy," Padgett said following the victory. It was great to win and a lot of hard work went into this and the back-to-back world championship is a great accomplishment for me, but especially for my horses. This is also the second year in a row that my horses were named high-point geldings by the American Quarter Horse Association."
The title was the second in as many years for Padgett Racing, which is a member of the Utah Valley Association in South Jordan. For Padgett, this victory has a little more meaning than last year's win because he felt like he had something to prove. "This year's world championship means even more to me than last year's."
A large gathering of family, friends, and chariot racing fans joined Padgett on the racetrack in Ogden for the presentation of the championship trophy.
"Words can't even describe it, I am just so proud of them right now," said an emotional Louise Padgett, mother of the winning driver. "They worked so hard for one solid year to come back here and get this title."
Jim Padgett, Sr. was born in Dragerton and is the son of Oscar and Nellie Padgett. He lived in East Carbon City until his high school years when the family moved to West Valley City. Jim has been involved in chariot racing and training half-track race horses most of his life. Chariot racing is a family sport, and when his son, Jimmy, started to drive the team in 2002, it was quite a thrill. The World Championship was always the goal to reach for.


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On the syllabus for a political science class, a professor at Butler University in Indiana directs students to leave their "American-ness, maleness, whiteness, heterosexuality, middle-class status" at the door.
School officials, asked if the directive was made out of the assumption that white, middle-class, male students were inherently racist or misogynist, said that it simply serves to negate prejudices that may exist.
"Sometimes in order to broaden the conversation and broaden the understandings you've got to risk making people uncomfortable," Jay Howard, dean of Butler's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, told The College Fix. "There's nothing about a college education that guarantees you won't be made uncomfortable. As a matter of fact, if you're never made uncomfortable in your college education, you're not really getting a college education."
And, for one journalism student at the school, the idea of being labeled proved a little too uncomfortable.
In an article about the teacher's policy, the student writes:
Clearly, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Butler University believes its students were raised as racist and misogynist homophobes who have grown to harbor many prejudices, a stance that is both offensive and hostile to any student's ability to learn.
As a student at an institution predominantly focused on the liberal arts, I expected to hear professors express opinions different from my own. I did not expect to be judged before I ever walked through the door, and did not think I would be forced to agree with my teachers' worldviews or suffer the consequences.
Being judged and forced to act a certain way is antithetical to how any institution of higher education should conduct itself.
As a journalism major, I will now strive to avoid the liberal arts college as much as possible, not because the college fails to provide its students with any practical knowledge, but because the college seeks to indoctrinate its students with a hostile paradigm that views people like me—an American, white, heterosexual male from a middle-class background—as evil; whitey-righty need not attend.
The policy does beg the question: Does the professor not feel it is important to ask black students to leave their blackness at the door, Hispanic students to leave their ethnicity, gay students to leave their gayness? If we're going to pretend it is about making people uncomfortable to expand our horizons, shouldn't we all be uncomfortable?
Of course, as California State University Long Beach professor Kevin MacDonald recently learned, suggesting that being white, straight or middle-class should not come with some antique guilt will not make you popular in the field of higher education.
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Case in point: the iEqualizer case for iPhone 5 from Strapya World. To be honest, we aren't really sure why Mashable thought this silly and impractical case was worth writing up at all.
In fact, we don't even know why we're talking about it right now, except maybe to prove the point that we've perhaps gone a little too far with our mobile accessories.
The idea behind the iEqualizer iPhone 5 case is that it slaps a sound "equalizer" on the back that does a little light show in response to noise. Ok, sort of cool, I guess. But, as it turns out, the thing's not even a true equalizer.
As Mashable points out, "each of the bars isn't reacting to specific frequencies. Nay, it's just the whole array of blinkenlights reacting to any sound nearby." So, like, whatever.
That on its own isn't enough to really kill this case as a conceptual accessory. Yes, a light-up case could look pretty cool in a dark night club. But if it's just for show, we'd at least expect this iPhone case to look cool over all. But it doesn't.
This total disaster of an accessory actually adds a ton of bulk to your phone, making its thickness almost double. And, to make matters worse, it's got an idiotic-looking plastic appendage at the top, which Mashable says works as on on/off switch.
Seriously? They couldn't think of a way to integrate a button that performs the same function?
Why anyone would dream this up when there are so many great and great-looking iPhone 5 accessories already on the market is beyond us. Except the obvious attempt at a cash-grab, we can't even explain why this piece of garbage exists.


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FORT DRUM The post on Monday celebrated the promotion of its deputy commander for operations in a ceremony featuring the Armys chief of staff.
Brig. Gen. Mark J. ONeil was promoted from colonel to brigadier general in a ceremony at the LeRay Mansion involving several members of his family. The ceremony also drew dozens of his friends, classmates, fellow soldiers and football teammates and coaches.
Also in attendance was Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, Army chief of staff. Before taking the deputy commander role at Fort Drum, Gen. ONeil was Gen. Odiernos chief of staff.
The new general said his story was made possible by his supporters throughout his life.
Thats what makes the celebration today so special, Gen. ONeil said. Its because of extraordinary opportunities and the extraordinary people I have in my life.
Pinning on his new rank was his wife, Wendy, and his sons, Taylor, 20, and Riley, 17. He choked back tears as he thanked his wife for her support during his career, which included annual deployments from 2002 to 2011.
Thank you for keeping the family together and doing all the heavy lifting for a long time, he said.
Other members of Gen. ONeils family in attendance were his parents, Donald and Shirley ONeil, and siblings Matt ONeil, Megan Duncan and Maureen Davis.
Gen. ONeil was nominated for the promotion in mid-December, the same time he arrived on post.
During his remarks, Gen. Odierno described Gen. ONeil as a natural leader, and said his character and communication and team-building skills were major assets.
When you work with Mark, you know you want to be a part of Team ONeil, Gen. Odierno said.
Gen. Odierno drew some laughs when he started his remarks by saying that he had slept fine at the mansion the previous night and that he had only three interactions with ghosts.
My wife would have told you my stories would have scared them away, he said.
Maj. Gen. Stephen J. Townsend, commander of the post and the 10th Mountain Division, said it was a blessing to have Gen. ONeil on post.
His career and his service as a warrior and an officer in our Army ... his credentials are impeccable, he said.
Following the ceremony, Gen. Odierno, Gen. ONeil and Gen. Townsend were unavailable for additional comments. Gen. Odierno was scheduled to leave the post immediately after the ceremony.
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Chris Drake enters his sixth season as the head coach of the Dartmouth men's tennis team.
In 2014-15, the Big Green ended the season with a record of 14-10 and a conference mark of 5-2, which tied them for second in the Ivy League with Harvard. The season concluded with five straight victories over conference rivals, including wins over top 35 teams Princeton (No. 30) and Harvard (No. 34). Dartmouth was ranked No. 42 in the last Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) ranking, which is the team's highest final ranking ever. Dovydas Sakinis was named Ivy League Player of the Year and was tabbed to the All-Ivy First Team for both singles and doubles, while Chris Kipouras was selected to the second team for both singles and doubles. Ciro Riccardi was named the conference's Rookie of the Year. Sakinis became the first Dartmouth men's tennis player since 1994 to qualify for the NCAA Singles Championship, falling in the first round to Wichita State's Tin Ostojic. To close the season, Drake was named the ITA Northeast Regional Coach of the Year.
Dartmouth wrapped up the 2013-14 record with an overall record of 18-6 and a conference mark of 5-2. Four members of the team were named All-Ivy, while freshman Dovydas Sakinis was named the 2014 Rookie of the Year, the first in Dartmouth men's tennis history. Joining him as all-conference selections were Chris Kipouras (second team) and Cam Ghorbani and Brendan Tannenbaum (first team doubles). Ghorbani and Tannenbaum were ranked as high as No. 15 in the country in doubles. Throughout the season, Dartmouth defeated Brown, Cornell, Penn, Princeton, and Yale in Ivy League action and Indiana, George Washington, Arkansas and East Tennessee State in non-conference action. The Big Green were ranked as high as No. 33 in the country and finished at No. 48 -- both program-highs -- and narrowly missed earning an at-large NCAA Tournament berth.
In 2012-13, Drake led the Big Green to a 9-14 record and a 1-6 mark in Ivy League action. For the second year in a row, Drake had a pair of players receive second team All-Ivy accolades in doubles action. During the season, the team scored non-conference wins against Marquette, Iowa, Radford and a ranked East Tennessee State squad. Dartmouth also netted a 4-3 win against Columbia in Hanover on Apr. 7.
In 2011-12, his second year in Hanover, Drake led the team to a 18-4 record overall and a 4-3 mark in Ivy League play for the second consecutive season. Also for the second year in a row, the Big Green finished in the top three of the final Ivy League standings. In just two years, Drake has begun to restructure the program at Dartmouth and instill a tradition of winning. Drake coached senior Michael Laser and junior Alex de Chatellus to second-team All-Ivy doubles. The 18 wins was a program record and the team ended the season ranked No. 49 (the highest in program history).
In the spring of 2012, Dartmouth squared off with Harvard in the last match of the season with a share of the Ivy Title on the line. After an impressive comeback in doubles, the Big Green led the match, 3-2, before losing the last two matches in three sets to drop a heartbreaker 4-3 to the 23rd-ranked Crimson.
The eight Ivy League wins by the Big Green under Drake over the first two years match the total Ivy league wins for Dartmouth in the previous 10 Ivy League seasons combined.
In his first season at the helm for the Big Green, Chris Drake led the team to a 13-7 record overall and a 4-3 mark in the Ivy League. The 4-3 record in the conference marked the best finish by Dartmouth in 13 years. Not only did the Big Green earn four wins, but all three losses came by the 4-3 variety.
In 2010-11, Dartmouth jumped into the national rankings for four weeks during the season, reaching a high of 71st in the nation. Drake had two players named All-Ivy with three honors. The Dartmouth duo of junior Michael Laser (Glencoe, Ill.) and sophomore Xander Centenari (Towson, Md.) earned first-team honors in doubles. Centenari also garnered second team All-Ivy honors in singles.
Before coming to Dartmouth, Drake served as an assistant coach at Northwestern. The 2009 Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Midwest Regional Assistant Coach of the Year, Drake was an instrumental force in elevating the men's tennis program at Northwestern as the Wildcats' recruiting classes in 2008 and '09 were ranked 12th and eighth in the country, respectively, by tennisrecruiting.net. This past March, Northwestern achieved its highest national ranking in five years at No. 34.
In his second season with the Wildcats, Drake helped the squad improve to a 6-4 mark in the Big Ten to tie for fourth place. Overall Northwestern went 18-9 on the season, earning a national ranking as high as 48th, and received an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. The Wildcats were successful on and off the court during Drake's tenure, posting a team GPA of 3.5 in 2009 and a 1.000 APR in 2008 and '09.


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Note: John Tortorella Won't Be Suspended For His Comments On Monday (Update: Significantly Fined)
Update: 5:10PM: Darren Dreger tweets that the fine given to John Tortorella for his comments on the referees following the Winter Classic is "significant"
Update: 12:38PM
Tortorella apologizes for what he thought were tongue in cheek remarks. "I tainted the Classic with my mouth, and I shouldn't have."
— Pat Leonard (@NYDNRangers) January 4, 2012
John Tortorella has apologized for his comments about the Winter Classic at practice today. He said he was sarcastic and wrong.#rangers
— Michelle Yu (@MichelleYuSNY) January 4, 2012
Tortorella told Chris Botta and Katie Strang that he spoke with Flyers GM Paul Holmgren about the comments, Colin Campbell and will apologize to the referees in person.
Update: 11:59AM: Carp at Rangers Report tweets that Tortorella will be fined for his comments.
Original Post:11:16AM: Larry Brooks tweets that John Tortorella will not be suspended for his remarks following the Winter Classic about the referees.
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BEARCAT: Right to Know
On Monday, September 9, 2013, the City Council of Concord approved the grant application to receive a Ballistic Engineered Armored Counter Attack Truck. The 11-4 vote defied the will of the community, ignoring the more than 1,500 petition signatures collected by individual activists, the 50 people who testified against it, and the many, many Letters to the Editor, articles, and editorials against the BEARCAT. The City chose instead to side with the police chief and the 4 people who testified in support of the attack truck. More...
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Over at the New Hampshire Freedom blog, the town of Durham's status as "Youngest Town in America" is discussed.
"According to CNNMoney, Durham, NH is the 2nd Youngest Town in America. The median age is just 20.3 years old in the Census designated area. There goes the stereotype of New Hampshire being full of old people. Well not exactly, NH has kids, college students, working professionals and retired people. In other words, people of all ages enjoy the Switzerland of America. Durham, in addition to hosting the main University of New Hampshire campus, is on the Great Bay tidal estuary and only 1 city away from the Atlantic Ocean. Durham hosts the Oyster River, historic farms and is a hop, skip and a jump away from an endless list of awesome activities. The New Hampshire Freecoast has a ton of activities to keep young people busy." Read more at New Hampshire Freedom...
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At Freedom Fest in July 2013, NH State Representative, Mark Warden, who is a Free State Project participant, small business owner and Realtor, was interviewed for the Future Money Trends blog. Says Warden: "The Free State Project is an amazing idea and concept that is just now coming to life." You can read the transcript and watch the full interview here.
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Individual sovereignty is a concept that formed the bedrock of Common Law traditions extending back to the Magna Carta. Its essence is self-ownership, and its antithesis is subservience and slavery. The idea is axiomatic. Some have even called it self-evident. There are few expressions, however, that encapsulate the sentiment's thrust better than the well-worn saying "a man's home is his castle." And perhaps it was the latter that spurred a handful of New Hampsirites to erect homes that have taken the castle concept from the cognitive realm to the weighty domain of stone masonry. More...
BEARCAT Testimony Isn't All Warm and Fuzzy
Copied below is the speech Free State Project president, Carla Gericke, gave before a packed room at the Concord City Council meeting on August 12. 2013. More than 200 individuals showed up to testify against Concord receiving a BEARCAT attack vehicle. Due to the large number of people who wanted to speak, speeches were limited to one minute, but several people yielded their time to allow Carla to finish her testimony, which ended up running about 6 minutes to the Chief of Police, John Duval's thirty. She added some off-the-cuff comments in rebuttal to Duval's testimony that do not appear in the script below. The Council, in a 8-4 vote, decided to table the matter until September. Stay tuned for more details. TESTIMONY: We, the people, are not the enemy. Free Staters--productive people moving to New Hampshire because of the shared values with our neighbors of small government and more personal responsibility--are not terrorists. We do not pose "daily challenges" to the City of Concord--in fact, I volunteer for Concord Reads at the Concord public library! More...
Voices Against Attack Vehicles
"'The Free State movement and Occupy New Hampshire have no history of violence, so it's very unclear why any police department would need to use an armored vehicle when addressing these groups," says Devon Chaffee, executive director of the NHCLU. 'But we all agree that we want the police and we want our communities to be safe, and what this conversation is about is really what type of equipment and tactics are most appropriate to achieve that goal. More...
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Dear Mayor Bouley,
As a concerned resident of New Hampshire, I am writing today about assertions I've heard that only Concord residents will have the right to speak at the City Council's BEARCAT hearing on Monday, August 12, 2013.
In a Concord Monitor article, you said: "I clearly appreciate everyone's input, but I always will put the interest of the Concord residents first, and I have not heard from many Concord residents."
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In a grant application for $258,024 in federal funds from the Department of Homeland Security ("DHS") to receive a Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack vehicle ("BEARCAT"), the City of Concord and its police department claimed: "The State of New Hampshire's experience with terrorism slants primarily towards the domestic type. We are fortunate that our State has not been victimized from a mass casualty event from an international terrorism strike however on the domestic front, the threat is real and here. Groups such as the Sovereign Citizens, Free Staters and Occupy New Hampshire are active and present daily challenges. Outside of officially organized groups, several homegrown clusters that are anti-government and pose problems for law enforcement agencies." More...
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The police chief in Concord, N.H., is backing away from claims that Occupiers and libertarians pose a domestic terror threat as justification for the city needing an armored vehicle to protect citizens. In an application to the Department of Homeland Security seeking more than $250,000 to purchase an armored vehicle, the city specified Occupy New Hampshire and the Free State Project, a libertarian group, as potential threats, Mother Jones, a left-wing magazine, first reported. Read more
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The City of Concord and its police department has defamed the FSP in an DHS grant application for a $258,024 Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack vehicle: "The State of New Hampshire's experience with terrorism slants primarily towards the domestic type. . . . the threat is real and here. Groups such as the . . . Free Staters . . . are active and present daily challenges."
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Police Chief Backpedals Over Tank, FSP Pushes for Truth
On August 2, 2013, Concord Chief of Police John Duval wrote an email response to the Free State Project President, Carla Gericke's Open Letter sent to him and city officials Tom Aspell and Brian LeBrun via email (and hard copy).
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Mother Jones Weighs in on BEARCAT
When Mother Jones, Occupy, the ACLU, and the Free State Project are all equally concerned about the militarization of the police and the secret designation of peaceful groups as "domestic terrorists," you know we are winning.
"After the public release of a document where he suggested that Occupiers and libertarians pose a domestic terror threat to Concord, New Hampshire, the city's police chief has backed away from the claim. In an application to the Department of Homeland Security seeking more than $250,000 to purchase an armored police vehicle, the capital city of New Hampshire specified the local branch of the Occupy movement and the Free State Project, an effort to recruit 'liberty-loving people' to relocate to the Granite State, as potential sources of terrorist action." Read more at Mother Jones.
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City of Concord Confuses Concerned Residents with Domestic Terrorists
Free State Project President demands apology for claims that group is associated with domestic terrorist threats. City Manager Thomas Aspell named three organizations in his application for federal funding for a $258,024 Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack (BEARCAT) vehicle: Occupy New Hampshire, the Free State Project and "Sovereign Citizens", saying the groups present "active and daily challenges." Read the full Press Release
FSP Demands Apology for "Domestic Terrorism" Claims in Tank Grant Application
The Concord NH Police Department has made false and misleading statements in the above cited grant application for $258,024 in federal funds from the Department of Homeland Security ("DHS") to receive a Lenco Bearcat armored vehicle, hereinafter the "Tank."
The DHS grant application states: "The State of New Hampshire's experience with terrorism slants primarily towards the domestic type. We are fortunate that our State has not been victimized from a mass casualty event from an international terrorism strike however on the domestic front, the threat is real and here. Groups such as the Sovereign Citizens, Free Staters and Occupy New Hampshire are active and present daily challenges. Outside of officially organized groups, several homegrown clusters that are anti-government and pose problems for law enforcement agencies." More...
FSP President Speaks at Ben Swann's Truth In Media Event
On Friday, July 26, 2013, Ben Swann launched his Truth In Media campaign, choosing New Hampshire as his first stop. FSP President, Carla Gericke, was invited to speak. Copied below is her speech.
Most of you will recognize these slogans from George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four. You have also probably heard the joke that 1984 was not supposed to be an instruction manual, but with its dystopian themes of perpetual war, nationalism, surveillance, and censorship being implemented day by day, play by play in our own backyards, you have to wonder whether the government got the memo. More...
Amanda BillyRock Signs the Pledge
Online sensation Amanda BillyRock signs the Statement of Intent, showcasing the new, easy-to-use Free State Project website. Amanda will be joining thousands of other liberty lovers in New Hampshire soon. What are YOU waiting for? Join us for your best chance at Liberty in Our Lifetime.
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"Look for a new wave of mini brewpubs to open in New Hampshire soon! On July 24, 2013, Governor Hassan signed HB 253 into law. The bill removes the 4 ounce restriction on over the counter sales by nanobreweries, provided that the brewery also prepares and serves meals." For more on the bill... A number of individual Free State Project Participants were involved in helping to get this bill written, passed, and signed into law. This is just one example of the many types of liberty activism that individuals choose to take part in after they move to New Hampshire as part of the Free State Project. More...


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We've rounded up inspiring outfits and shopping suggestions for every age, whether you're finding yourself in your twenties or balancing work and family in your forties or fabulous and fun in your sixties.
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20s: Experimentation
Almost nothing is out of bounds (although office wear should show some restraint) so feel free to try out trends, reveal a little skin, and basically get down with your wardrobe in any creative or wild way you feel fit.
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Denni Elias, freelance creative consultant & blogger
You've got one time in your life to wear hot-pants without earning serious side-eye, so if you feel comfortable, we say go for it! Just make sure to balance exposed gams with a covered-up top.
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Alexa Chung has figured out how to pull off the schoolgirl shtick into her 30s, but for the rest us, your 20s are the ideal time to rock the nymphet look. Love nails the look by aligning her accessories, like a cheeky neck-tie and mary-jane heels, with the youthful vibe of the plaid babydoll dress.
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Emma Cook Running Leopard Jacquard Top ($410); Emma Cook Running Leopard Jacquard Shorts ($455)
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Eva Chen, Editor-In-Chief of Lucky
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Taylor Tomasi-Hill, former Creative Director of Moda Operandi
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Joseph Tammy Crepe Wrap Skirt ($445)
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By Malene Birger Niharika Stretch-Silk And Georgette Camisole ($275)
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40s: Flexibility
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Jenna Lyons, President and Executive Creative Director of J.Crew
Look to Lyons to see how a woman in her 40s can expertly navigate trends. A graphic popover shell makes a fashionable statement, but the overall effect is polished when paired with a basic button-down and trousers.
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Nina Garcia, Creative Director of Marie Claire
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Jil Sander Nitro Gathered Stretch-Silk Dress ($417)
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Joanna Coles, Editor-In-Chief of Cosmopolitan
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60s: Work Your Assets
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Tonne Goodman, Fashion Director of Vogue
Your closet classics can look just as sharp as any trendy item. Simply pair them with on-point accessories like a silk neckerchief and sunnies.
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Anna Wintour, Editor-In-Chief of Vogue and Artistic Director of Conde Nast
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IPAT, based in Nevada, Iowa, is using gas atomization technology developed at Ames Laboratory to make titanium powder with processes that are ten times more efficient than those made using the traditional powder-making method, significantly lowering the cost of the powder to manufacturers for a range of parts. Umpqua Energy, in Medford, Oregon, is using an Argonne National Laboratory technology to develop a system that allows a gasoline engine to operate in an "extreme lean burn" mode to increase gasoline mileage. Vorbeck Materials, in Jessup, Maryland, is using a method developed at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory for building tiny chemical structures to greatly improve the performance of lithium-ion batteries. See the DOE press release and the challenge website.


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The Jets have signed former Michigan State offensive tackle D.J. Young. Young spent the 2011 season on the Arizona Cardinals' practice squad and competed during the 2012 preseason to replace the injured Levi Brown at left tackle. Unfortunately for Young, he struggled mightily against the Titans though the entire offensive line struggled and would continue to for the majority of the season. As for Young, the Cardinals parted ways with him during their final round of cuts before the season opener.
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Despite some early defeats, one local baseball team used that as motivation to spark a turnaround to a top finish at a baseball tournament in Richfield.
The Eastern Utah Diamondbacks 11u team recently competed in a Father's Day Tournament in Richfield where they earned the title of Reserve Champion. They started off with two seeding games on Friday and after two disappointing losses entered the tournament as the bottom seed for the 11u bracket despite a Home Run hit by Dan Elder and a ground rule double hit by Kagen Rhodes in the first game and another home run hit by Tyler Wright in the second game. The two losses set the team up for a long day on Saturday if they wanted to make it to the championship game.
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BRASHER FALLS - St. Lawrence Central School officials will be asking voters to approve a $375,000 capital improvement project in April to beef up school security.
Superintendent Stephen M. Putman said that, as part of their current and already approved capital project, they had planned to install cameras and buzzers at each entrance as part of their increased security efforts.
However, he said, the doors would still be open, making it easier for someone to get into the buildings.
Those plans will now be discarded in favor of a new option - renovating the main offices at the elementary and high school to add a window between the exterior and interior entrance and exit doors. Visitors will need to sign in and be physically buzzed in through the interior doors.
I think most experts would tell you youre better off to have a big window as opposed to a camera that might not capture every detail about the person, Mr. Putman said. The safety of our students is always on our mind.
The project will also change door handles in classrooms to allow them to be locked and unlocked from the inside and outside. Currently they can only be locked or unlocked from the outside.
Voter approval is necessary because its an additional cost to their current project, according to Mr. Putman, who pointed out that the district is eligible for 98 percent state aid on the project and still has EXCEL aid remaining.
Its pretty simple at the high school because the secretary station is right there. At the elementary, it requires a reconfiguration of the office space, he said.
It will take a little while for parents to get used to it, he said, noting the increased security outweighed the inconvenience for visitors.
Board members unanimously approved the motion for the project, as well as scheduled a public hearing for 6 p.m. March 26. The capital project vote will be held from 1-7 p.m. April 9.
Prior to taking board members had heard a presentation from Tim Wagoner, an elementary teacher who was also taking part in an administrative internship. Mr. Wagoner had been tasked to do a safety audit of the district, and one of his recommendations for the board to consider in the future had been the change in building access.
Mr. Wagoner said he had performed a safety audit using guidelines from the New York state Center for School Safety, which entailed six areas of examination, including grounds and building exterior, building access, building interior and general security.
Discussing building access, he noted that the recommendation is to require visitors to sign into the building and receive a name badge. Currently, however, there is more than one point of entry at the middle and high school, and the main entries are not locked, allowing easy access to the building. In addition, Mr. Wagoner said, there are no anti-intruder alarms during after-school hours.
Inside the building, he noted that some bathrooms do not lock and some classrooms must be locked from the outside. That means teachers who wanted to lock their classroom in the event of an emergency would need to open the door.
Mr. Wagoner also pointed out that the district had a lack of hall monitors, as well as no school resource officer or on-site law enforcement presence. They also needed to address emergency response plan training for substitute teachers and consider conducting tabletop exercises that would allow them to examine different emergency scenarios, he said.
Outlining possible projects for next year, Mr. Wagoner said district officials should consider a school safety team and encourage parental involvement. He also recommended that windows be numbered so they can be identified from outside the building, that an elementary fence near the pool be replaced and that handles on the bathroom and classroom doors be replaced.
Overall, the school is in compliance with 90 to 95 percent of the material covered in the school safety plan, he said.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) -- Families already stretched thin say they don't know how they'll manage if they're pushed off the Fiscal Cliff.
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There's an interesting change in the agenda of a meeting of the Board of Education this evening, with three items added in executive session over the past few days. The original agenda, posted last week, had only one item, a training session for board members on the e-board solutions
system for maintaining board information and documents. Yesterday, an update to the agenda has three executive session items, including an attorney client matter first, then a personnel matter, and one of student records. There's no indication of action pending in any of these matters, but in light of the controversy over an incident involving Superintendent Dr. David Kafitz, it will be closely watched.
On that, a group of supporters of both Watauga County Schools and Mellow Mushroom plan to show their support for both by buying dinner at the King Street restaurant at 5 this afternoon. That was the scene of Dr. Kafitz reportedly making a scene over the discount on his bill back during the holidays.
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Post Game: Marlins 5, Mets 4
The Mets lost to the Marlins by the score of 5-4 tonight at Citi Field.
For a full recap and box score, check out SNY.tv.
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- Pat Misch started, and lost his third consecutive start despite pitching pretty well once again, allowing four runs, three earned, on 82 pitches.
- The Mets bullpen ended their scoreless streak at 17 2/3 innings when Ryota Igarashi allowed a run in the seventh inning.
- The Marlins had three runners thrown out at home plate tonight.
- Ruben Tejada is now 1 for his last 34 at the plate and Jose Reyes is 0 for his last 10.
The Mets made it exciting at the end, but fell JUST short. It's almost as if they are a hit here, or a pitch there from being right in the mix of the playoff races, but, like tonight, they just haven't been able to come up big for the most part lately.
I thought early in the game the Mets had an awful approach at the plate – Alex Sanabia had thrown just 60 pitches through six innings – I know Sanabia was throwing strikes, but the Mets hitters weren't selective in the strike zone and the results showed early.
I don't think the Mets have been more than one game over or one game under .500 overall, but they have meandered all month, and if they aren't going to be able to get winning streaks going, and take advantage of losses by the Giants, Braves and Phillies, they aren't going to be able to make a 1973-type run this season.
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MORRISTOWN Margaret R. Randolph, 37, of 700 Gouverneur St., was charged by state police Saturday evening with issuing a bad check.
Police said Ms. Randolph issued a bad check for $200 to Echoes on the Lake, Black Lake, on July 31, then wrote a bad check for $400 on Aug. 5 to pay for the first bad check and a fine.
Ms. Randolph is scheduled to appear in Morristown Town Court.
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