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Preparing for battle is rarely an overnight affair; it takes months of scoping out the situation, investigating the landscape, and knowing your exact strategy, so you can strike at the most foolproof juncture. We like to think the same high-profile procedures apply to one of our most coveted seasonal essentialsÂ--the army jacket. This particular piece of outerwear sparked our sartorial interest the second we saw it on the spring runways, so you could say we've been in training camp with the army jacket for a few months now! Luckily, in the name of intelligence tasking, we can always look to the cognoscenti to tell us how to wield this stylish weapon. From looser, oversized shapes to more fitted silhouettes, lovely ladies like Alexa Chung, Becka Diamond, and Katie Homes offer us a whole stockpile of directional ensembles from which to take notes! So, dear readers, get ready for the front lines of a particularly fashionable battle as we let these trendsetters teach us how to wear army-inspired duds and create combat-chic looks.
Although typically considered a casual piece, the army jacket is also a prime option for evening outerwear as displayed by two of our favorite tastemakers, Meredith Melling Burke and Julia Restoin Roitfeld. Seen at the Cynthia Rowley for ROXY Launch Party in April, Vogue Senior Market Editor Melling-Burke skillfully dressed down her Proenza Schouler Skirt ($950) with J. Crew's Boyfriend Fatigue Jacket ($148), and punctuated the look with Alexander Wang's Rocco Baby Duffel Bag ($695), putting her own glossy spin on cocktail attire. You can easily approximate her look by pairing APC's Quilted Parka ($390) with J. Crew's Linen Charter Skirt ($80) and Skinny Leather Belt ($32.50). For an even fancier take on the high-low mix, look to Julia Restoin Roitfeld's ensemble at the reception for Derek Blasberg's novel, Classy, for reference. She paired her Burberry Prorsum 2010 Reef Knot Dress ($2195) in Trench (two great alternatives are Jill Stuart's Elyse Dress ($598) and Diane von Furstenberg's Milton Dress ($465)Ă'--both of which mimic the exceptional draping of Roitfeld's choice) and Burberry Prorsum AW09 Shoes ($395) with a vintage flak jacket. Snag Roitfeld's style with Miss Sixty's Raven Sandals ($165), Asos's Quilted Lock Across Body Bag ($25), and finishing up with either Free People's Brass Revival Cargo Jacket ($138) or Asos's Reclaimed Italian Parka ($109). We know, like us, Blasberg would definitely approve of Roitfeld's tactical approach to this spring essential: using it as a loose layer in contrast with a body-hugging dress.
Alternatively, you can look to Katie Holmes and Olivia Palermo to attack another critical wardrobe vulnerability: everyday street style. Holmes conquered off-duty wear when she went for a casual dinner in New York City, selecting Juicy Couture's Tony Hood Military Parka ($298) and Alice and Olivia's Leather Combo Leggings ($330). She finished the look with a bright, patterned scarf providing an interesting pop of color to her darker palette. Be sure to try Urban Renewal's Army Surplus Jacket ($48), David Lerner's Supplex Riding Leggings ($99), and Madewell's Plaid Square Scarf with Metallic Fringe ($48) to score a similar, casually chic ensemble. Our other out-and-about muse of the day, Palermo, looked perfectly pulled together when she was spotted strutting around New York City earlier this month. Her awesome layering strategy, polished off with a belt so as not to lose her figure in the fray, definitely earns her top rank and a sartorial gold star. Palermo started with Diane von Furstenberg's Marla Bis Top ($158) in PoseyÂ--a longtime favorite blouse of hersÂ--for a pinch of pattern, then added Club Monaco's Diana Cashmere Cardigan ($299), Zara's Military Parka Cotton Jacket ($89.90) and Tibi's Leather Belt ($150, 212-226-5852), all atop American Apparel's Shiny Leggings ($46) and Stuart Weitzman's 5050 Boots ($535). While most of these items are available for purchase so that you can recreate Palermo's exact brand of city-girl chic, you can easily fill in the rest by opting for a more fitted field jacket and key all-black accessories. We like Smythe's Summer Surplus Jacket ($650) or Dsquared2's Polly Jacket ($1154) which has its own built-in belt, and recommend rounding out your Palermo-perfect ensemble with Diba's Just Great Pull-On Boots ($89), 80's Classic Wayfarer Sunglasses ($10), and Tory Burch's Louisa Washed Leather Tote ($450), which is a little more wallet-friendly than Palermo's lust-worthy Hermes Birkin!
One of our favorite directional dressers, Becka Diamond, made the army jacket a little more rock-n-roll via her personal sense of insouciance when she attended the opening of Jason Wu's new design studio in March. We like how this budding starlet used her Dries van Noten vintage jacket as a statement piece to offset her noir ensemble, consisting of Alice and Olivia's Novelty Leather Front Zip Legging ($697) and Burnout Loose Tee ($148). This daring dresser continued to add textural interest by reaching for Reece Hudson's No. 1 Oversized Clutch ($1020) in Black Leather and PythonÂ--a key accessory she's been spotted with on multiple occasionsÂ--and Bruno Frisoni Shoes ($785) from the S/S 09 collection. Take a page from Diamond's style file and start with the ultra-glam Les Chiffoniers' Zip PVS Leggings ($338) and Alternative Apparel's Burnout Tee ($35), then complete the cutting-edge ensemble with Theory's Cotton/Linen Twill Jacket ($315) and Hype's Naomi Oversized Clutch ($150).
For a final take on this absolute must-have, we look to Alexa ChungÂ--a top-notch trendsetter we'd always want to recruit for our fashion army! To attend the LOFT launch at the Bowery Hotel in April, Chung donned her vintage field jacket (the same one that made its way into her suitcase for Coachella!) with Isabel Marant's Uvata Blouse ($832), vintage cutoff shorts, and Michel Perry Tribal Platform Sandals ($708) for a lovely springtime outfit. We love how she mixed girly pieces with her tomboyish outerwear for a decidedly chic, yet ethereal look. You can easily snag some of Chung's warm-weather style by pairing a sweet, semi-sheer top like Kimchi Blue's Hemstitch Camisole ($48) with your own vintage cut-offs or Urban Renewal's Cutoff Denim Shorts ($28). Throw on Nasty Gal's In the Trenches Jacket ($108) to mitigate the evening breeze, and you've mastered the final example of how-to-wear this winning trend.Â--Liza Kaplan


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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Brian Ruff, son of former Sabres Head Coach Lindy Ruff, tweeted about fans, and how they can send a message of support to his father.
Lindy Ruff was fired Wednesday.
Brian Ruff ( @BRuffles22 ), who plays for the Buffalo Jr. Sabres, tweeted: "Again for anyone that wants to leave a comment for my dad to see leave it on @Commentforlindy please And RT this please. Wanna cheer him up"
WEB EXTRA: Buffalo Sabres' fans react to Ruff's firing.
Dozens of fans signed well-wishes to Lindy on a large thank you sign on Perry Street in downtown Buffalo.

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Ryan & I have been thinking hard since August 2011 about how to make the most ripples on a small piece of land. There are so many wonders to be created on just one acre for Ripples, if it's healthy, protected and sustainable: native pollinators, trees, and wildlife; rainwater harvesting systems; technology that makes a difference globally; alternative power sources like solar panels; fresh organic vegetables and herbs; healing pathways through the forest, and much more! These are just ideas, but some of them are already alive and well: technology help for non-profits, our blog and column, a rain barrel, bicycles, and more. But we can't make a more tangible difference in Northwest Arkansas without the land. Have you seen this acre? If so, let us know by emailing email@example.com


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One of the largest and oldest cities in Poland situated in a beautiful location by the River Vistula (Wisla in Polish). Krakow is the cultural capital of Poland. You will not need to spend money on expensive taxi fares, bus tickets and unfamiliar underground transport systems here, as everything you need is within walking distance, including, even, going below ground if you wish!
Krakow is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, while also offering cheap shopping, beautiful architecture and exciting food. With a large student population, Krakow also offers nightlife, which is difficult to beat.
For a journey back in time, we recommend a stroll through the streets of the Old Town, the part of the city from the time when Krakow was the capital of Poland. The city today is deservedly on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
From Wawel Hill you can sense the atmosphere all around the Royal Castle and Krakow's Wawel Cathedral, also know as the Cathedral Church Of St. Wenceslas and St. Stanislaus. Both of these buildings are of great symbolic value to the Polish people living there, and together these two buildings constitute the spiritual centre of the entire country.
The Jewish Quarter in Krakow is well worth a visit. This is where you will find the National Museum and one of the oldest universities in Europe.
Beneath the market place in the Old Town of Krakow, there is a museum with a difference, namely an archaeological underground park. Here you can walk on a glass floor, view excavations from medieval Krakow and experience the city as it was then.


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Kiwanis 5k, Marco Island, 2013
They called it the "Family 5k." The footrace organized by the Kiwanis Club of Marco Island on Saturday morning was designed to be family-friendly. Starting and ending at the county's Tigertail Beach Park, and running through the uncluttered, tree-shaded streets of Hideaway Beach, the event attracted a significant number of moms pushing high-tech roadworthy running strollers, as well as young kids completing the course on their scooters.


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Daniel Borel is a non-executive member of Logitech's board of directors. One of the three founders of Logitech, Daniel Borel served as the company's chairman of the board from 1988 through 2007. Mr. Borel co-founded Logitech in 1981 and served as chief executive officer from 1992 to 1998.
During Logitech's first decade, Mr. Borel was instrumental in developing the computer mouse business, overseeing the evolution of Logitech's mice from higher-priced, low-volume specialty products to affordable devices that are used with virtually every computer and sold to retail and OEM customers around the world. He also developed Logitech's European sales and marketing operations. In addition, Mr. Borel was responsible for establishing the company's high-volume manufacturing capability in Asia. In 1988, Mr. Borel led Logitech through its initial public offering on the SWX Swiss Exchange. In 1997 he led the company through its subsequent initial public offering in the U.S. on the Nasdaq National Market System.
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Mr. Borel holds a physics degree from the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, in Switzerland, and a master's degree in computer science from Stanford University in California.


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International Experience: Named to U.S. Under-21 Team in June 2013 and 2014...competed in Junior World Cup in Germany in 2013...named to the Under-19 National Team team in the summer of 2012, after being on the training squad...on the U.S. Senior and Junior National Indoor squads and last year, served as captain through the U.S. Junior National Team's tour through Holland.
As a senior (2015): Named to Big Ten Players to Watch List by the league's head coaches...has started every game...scored in Terps' first game of the year to seal win at Temple (Aug. 28)...scored an unassisted goal in the 41st minute in Terps' win over Saint Joseph's and added two assists (Aug. 30)...assisted on Terps' tying goal that forced overtime vs. #13 Boston College (Sept. 4)...picked up two assists in 6-1 rout of American (Sept. 13)...scored Maryland's game-tying goal in the 33rd minute, assisted on the winning goal and scored the third goal in team's 3-2 win over #12 Northwestern (Sept. 18)...scored Terps' fourth goal in 5-2 win over New Hampshire (Sept. 20)...named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 22)...picked up two assists in Terps' 5-1 win over Michigan State (Sept. 27).
As a junior (2014): Started in all 17 of the Terps' games...scored the Terps' first goal of the year in the 19th minute vs. #10 Massachusetts for the 1-0 lead (Aug. 29)...assisted on Putsch's goal in the 63rd minute in Terps' 4-1 win over Northeastern (Aug. 31)...inserted on Schneid's goal off a corner in 68th minute vs. #2 North Carolina (Sept. 5)...scored 20th career goal and added an assist in Maryland's 3-1 win over Miami (Ohio) (Sept. 7)...notched an assist on Terps' third goal in 3-0 win over Drexel (Sept. 13)...assisted on game-winner in win over #16 Temple (Sept. 14)...scored the Terps' first goal at #15 Northwestern off a pass from Gerzabek to tie the game in the 38th minute (Sept. 20)...assisted on the Terps' second goal in a 2-0 win at #14 Michigan (Sept. 26)...scored Terps' first goal in 6-0 win over Ohio State (Oct. 3)...scored Maryland's first goal in 3-1 win over #18 Old Dominion (Oct. 5)...made a penalty stroke for Terps' fourth score and assisted on first goal in 4-3 win over #4 Penn State (Oct. 10)...tallied a career-high six points off of a made penalty stroke and four assists in 9-0 rout of Penn (Oct. 12)...named Big Ten Offensive Player if the Week (Oct. 14)...notched an assist in Terps' 8-1 rout at Princeton (Oct. 15)...notched two assists in 4-0 win over Rutgers (Oct. 19)...added five points off of a made stroke, the Terps' third goal and an assist in 8-2 win at #19 Indiana (Oct. 24)...added Maryland's third goal from top of the circle in the 15th minute and had an assist in 8-1 rout of American (Oct. 29)…scored Terps' fourth goal in 5-0 rout of Ohio State in Terps' Big Ten Tournament debut (Nov. 6)…assisted on Terps' goal in the Big Ten Championship game (Nov. 9)… picked up two assists in Terps' 5-1 win over Princeton in NCAA First Round (Nov. 15)…part of team that won first Big Ten championship in school history.
As a sophomore (2013): Started in 23 of 24 games and saw action in all...named to NFHCA All-Mid Atlantic Region Second team...scored first goal of the year in 30th minute vs. #20 New Hampshire and also notched two assists in the match (Aug. 31)...scored and had an assist at Temple (Sept. 1)...scored first two goals at #8 Old Dominion to help Maryland to a 3-0 lead (Sept. 6)...notched an assist on Terps' sixth goal vs. #17 Drexel (Sept. 8)...picked up two assists in Terps' win over Miami (Ohio) (Sept. 15)...notched an assist on first goal of the game to Witmer in fifth minute, then scored third goal in 4-1 win over #15 Wake (Sept. 20)...assisted on Sprink's tying goal in the 52nd minute at #9 Boston College (Dept. 27)...scored with 35 seconds left in the first half for a 1-0 lead at #7 UMass, then scored again in the 50th minute for a 4-1 win (Sept. 29)...notched an assist on Terps' second goal to give them a two-goal lead in the 13th minute vs. #5 Virginia (Oct. 25)...notched a career-high four assists in Terps' 9-0 rout of Georgetown (Oct. 27)...scored twice off of corners and assisted on another score all in first half in 5-1 win at #7 Duke to close regular season (Nov. 2)...scored Terps' second goal off a rebound on a corner for 2-0 lead in 44th minute of ACC Championship game vs. #3 North Carolina (Nov. 10)...scored team's first goal when she deflected it in off a corner in for 1-0 lead in 13th minute in NCAA First Round vs. #18 American...also assisted on Terps' third goal in 4-1 win (Nov. 16)...scored off a corner to tie game at 1-1 five minutes in in NCAA Second Round game vs. #8 Princeton (Nov. 17)...scored Terps' second goal in 29th minute off pass from Witmer in NCAA Final Four game vs. #4 Duke (Nov. 22)...member of 2013 ACC Championship team.
As a freshman (2012): Started in 20 of the Terps' 24 games and saw action in all...scored her first career goal vs. #15 Ohio State (Sept. 2)...in that game, she put in a rebounded shot for a 1-0 Terps lead in the 20th minute...scored twice against #19 UMass, both within 1:47 of each other (Sept. 8)...notched first career assist in Terps come-from-behind win over #18 Boston College (Sept. 14)...scored Terps' second goal for a 2-1 lead at #7 Virginia in second half (Sept. 28)...notched two assists in Terps' 9-0 rout of Towson (Oct. 16)...scored team's first goal in 2-0 win over #13 Lafayette in the NCAA First Round (Nov. 10).
Before Maryland: Played four years of varsity hockey at Crestwood High School and was team captain in her senior year...lead team to District II championships in 2009 and 2010 and the state semifinals as a junior...as a sophomore and as a senior, Dessoye and Crestwood went to the state quarterfinals.
Personal: Anna Patricia Dessoye...parents are Dale and Karen Dessoye...has two siblings, Elizabeth and Joshua...favorite pregame meal is pasta...enjoys outdoor activities...came to Maryland for the diversity, field hockey team and academics...also considered Duke, Syracuse and Penn State.
Goals: 2, 6X (last vs. #12 Northwestern, Sept. 18, 2015)
Assists: 4, twice (last vs. Penn, Oct. 12, 2014)
Points: 6, vs. Penn (Oct. 12, 2014)


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From January 7 – 26, 2013, professional and amateur photographers of all ages were invited to visit the historic Sarasota High School site to capture images of Patrick Dougherty at work. We received 462 entries to the Sticks and Clicks Competition and were amazed by the variety and creativity in the submissions we received.
SMOA brought artist Patrick Dougherty to Sarasota to create his 239th sculpture on the front lawn and we became 'the talk of the town'. We increased community awareness about SMOA, engaged the community in the project because over 100 volunteers participated and gave people a sense of what they have to look forward to once SMOA and Ringling College transform the 57,000 sq ft historic Sarasota High School into a new, bustling visual arts destination that will become the future home of the Sarasota Museum of Art…where Ringling College faculty will also be offering classes for children and adults.
The photo competition was created so that people of all ages could participate in the Dougherty project. People would come to this site, get intrigued about the sculpture, inspired by its uniqueness and while looking through the lens of their camera capture creative, imaginative photos while Patrick and the volunteers were busy bringing the sculpture to life.
Elementary school, middle school, high school, and college student along with the entire community were invited to participate in this competition. No fees were charged. Many thanks go to all participants for their wonderful photography submissions.
Prizes were awarded in three categories: Student, Amateur, and Professional
- Student: Participants age 18 years or younger. Student photos will be judged in three age groups: 1) up to 10; 2) ages 11-14; 3) ages 15-18.
- Amateur: Participants age 18 years or older who do not earn the majority of their income from the production or sale of photographs. Prize-winnings from other photography contests do not preclude a contestant from entering as an amateur.
- Professional: Participants age 18 years or older who earn more than 50% of their income from the production or sale of photographs.
First, Second, Third and Honorable Mention prizes were awarded in the Professional and Amateur categories and in each of the student age groups.
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One $1,000 Grand Prize winner was elected from all submissions received. The Grand Prize Winner also received a copy of the book Stickworks about the work of sculptor Patrick Dougherty.
First, Second, Third, and Two Honorable Mentions were awarded in each age group.
1st – Award valued at $150 and a copy of the book Stickworks about the work of sculptor Patrick Dougherty
2nd – Award valued at $100
3rd – Award valued at $75
Honorable Mentions – Award valued at $50
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First, Second, Third and Honorable Mentions were awarded in each category.
1st – Cash and prizes valued at $500 and a copy of the book Stickworks about the work of sculptor Patrick Dougherty
2nd – Cash and prizes valued at $250
3rd – Cash and prizes valued at $100
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Thank you to Chairperson, Kristi Bundrant for her leadership and commitment along with her committee members and the Ringling College staff who all put in many hours to make certain that every detail was covered.
This wonderful program could not have happened without the generosity of the Sticks and Clicks sponsors:
• The Fine Arts Society of Sarasota (FASS) for the grant for the student awards
• Art and Frame of Sarasota for the Honorable Mention awards
• Anonymous donor for the continuous support and generosity to SMOA
Thank you to the Jurors who are all award winning professionals in the field of photography. They gave many hours of their valuable time to judge and attend the Awards Ceremony:
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• Dick Dickinson
• Anju Kalkumi
Thank you to Dr. Larry Thompson, President of Ringling College for all of his support.
A 'special' acknowledgement and thank you to the SMOA Board of Directors for their foresight in bringing Patrick Dougherty to Sarasota and initiating interesting and inclusive Outreach Programs during the Dougherty project including this Sticks and Clicks Photo Competition.


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While the claim that TV by the Numbers' predictions kill shows by influencing large numbers of viewers to stop watching* them are pretty routine in our comments, Harry's Law executive producer Bill D'Elia thinks we're a lot more powerful than we actually are too!
*Conveniently ignored by the claimants is the fact that we make our predictions *after* the low ratings are in, and the adults 18-49 viewers that advertisers pay for have *already* stopped watching. Where's the hate for the critics who tell people to not watch in *advance*?
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EVANS MILLS Guests from New York City, New Jersey, Syracuse and Toronto got to experience authentic country living this summer by staying overnight at a cabin at Country Cousins Farm, a small, 57-cow dairy farm in Evans Mills.
That was one of the reasons Stanley S. Hornings farm was chosen by Agri-Mark Cooperative as one of 51 dairy farms across the Northeast to host a public open house on Sunday. The third annual Open Farm Sunday, held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., featured Cabot and McCadam cheeses because milk from Country Cousins and other Agri-Mark members is used to make it. About 100 people visited the farm, 29415 Fults Road, and ate burgers topped with different Cabot cheeses, macaroni and cheese, and a variety of cheese samples.
Mr. Horning has owned the 270-acre farm with his wife, Sharon E., since 1993, when the couple moved here from Lancaster, Pa. The couple began hosting farm visits in May 2012.
A family of Ecuadorian immigrants from New York City stayed at the farm during the Fourth of July weekend, when they helped with chores and asked a plethora of questions. Mr. Horning said it was about 4 a.m. when the six-member group, including two children, arrived at the farms cabin, which has room for up to eight people and is equipped with two double beds, a pair of bunk beds, a futon and appliances including a television and coffee maker.
The guests from the Big Apple were initially amazed by how quiet it was on the farm, Mr. Horning said. The 50-year-old owner laughed when he recalled how the group reacted when the Hornings started morning chores at 4 a.m.
They were scared because they werent used to the silence, he said. So when I called the cows from the pasture into the barn, it scared them. They heard me yelling, Cmon, cmon! to the cattle, and they ran outside to see what was happening and peered through the windows of the barn.
Later during their stay, the family spent some time to squeeze fresh milk right out of the cow to drink it up, he said. They also watched the sun come shimmering up from the horizon outside the cabin, which they dont see in the city because its blocked by buildings.
Peculiarities are commonly exhibited by guests who hail from big cities, Mr. Horning said. Some of them volunteer to get their hands dirty by helping with farm chores milking cows, scraping manure and piling hay. Others are more reclusive, choosing to stay in the cabin for most of their time.
Families are always welcomed to pitch in during morning chores before breakfast. Seven days a week, Mr. Horning and his 17-year-old son, Derek L., wake up early to milk and feed the herd together. But most guests, understandably, elect to help during the afternoon shift instead.
This August, we had the father of a family from Syracuse who got up with us early once for chores, Mr. Horning said. We dont ask them to do anything they dont want to do. But if they want to get in there to scrape the manure and milk cows at 4 a.m., theyre welcome to help.
In early August, the Hornings rented the cabin to a young man in his mid-20s who came from the coast of New Jersey. As a limousine chauffeur habituated to city life, the urbanite had no prior knowledge of farming.
He liked it here so much that he stayed an extra day, Mr. Horning said. We tried to teach him the difference between the cows, but it seemed to all go over his head. He helped bale hay, and we took him for a ride on the tractor. He had family suppers with us during the evenings and played cards.
The Hornings havent yet attracted enough visitors to make a profit on the cabin, Mr. Horning said. He expects it to take three to five years to build a strong client base. But the Christian family who advertises the farm stays as a ministry didnt open the cabin simply to rake in cash.
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Well, we tried snowboarding.
And it actually went pretty well–considering we are all first timers.
Justin scouted out some YouTube videos the day before so we felt like we pretty much had learned everything we needed to. Because who needs lessons when there is YouTube? Can I get an amen?
We felt pretty awesome renting our boards. But then we didn't feel quite as awesome as we scooted over to "Meadows", the bunny slope for the newbies. But we had to start somewhere!
Overall, it wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. Once I got the hang of the balancing act and lifting my toes to turn, I could totally understand the appeal of snowboarding. You can really cruise.
I have a whole new respect for serious snowboarders who can tear up the mountain though. That's hard stuff.
I did fall each time I got off the chair lift. I mean face plant, roll down the tiny hill, and try to move out of the way of the 4 year olds passing me on their tiny skis.
I limped the rest of the day, but look forward to trying it again!
Everyone else had a similar experience. We felt pretty good, but quickly learned it would take many days to feel really comfortable on the board.
We switched back to skis in the afternoon, and finished out the day!
Day 2 : [Ski Trip] Top 5 Moments!
1. Mom is feeling better and is up for joining us tomorrow on the slopes!
2. We ate a deliciously greasy pizza at Brown Dog Pizza in downtown Telluride and enjoyed a healthy debate of Lebron James' awesomeness. My dad and brother are not fans, but Justin, my sister, mom and I are. It's quite the sensitive subject.
3. Justin and I explored a terrain park and went over a few jumps. Now don't get too impressed here, I went so slow that I barely got any air. But it was fun either way.
4. My fingers were completely numb with cold but I was very pleased to see they had not turned black and fallen off. I was fairly confident I lost 'em.
5. Besides a few bruises and some sore heiney's, we all walked away from the first snowboarding attempt in one piece.
In other news, I miss my cats terribly! They are being well taken care of and I can't wait to see them.
Also, my hair has been styling like a dream. No humidty is such a nice treat! Makes things so much easier. I envy you who live in these type of climates.
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Wow. Lucky recipients everyone but I especially like the rectangle with the IKEA print and the colorful scraps at the bottom.ReplyDelete
Terrific blocks......you really did one awesome job! (yes..I know we over use that word.) And..that's the only way I can describe you and your ideas.ReplyDelete
great blocks, the first block really caught my with just that little bit of ren with qll thowe neutrals. Your Gee's Bend blocks were great too. I saw some of them at an exhibition in St Louis History Museum. Yours are very similar in spriit only in quilt fabrics instead of half worn clothes. I also loved the rectangle 2nd from the bottom.ReplyDelete
I love the shirts one, I'll be looking out for the finished quilt!ReplyDelete
I really liked the last two: Ikea focal print and the dots/squares block.ReplyDelete
Nice work!
I'm in love with Adrienne's block!!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful work! I especially love the first one...(if you have any more of the woodgrain/lush prints and would like to swap I would love to!), also love the 6th, 7th blocks!!! Thats a lot of blocks to make wow.ReplyDelete
Wow! My faves list at Flickr just got a lot longer! Lots of inspiration in this blog - thanks for sharing!! I particularly like the Gee's Bend block - I've got a lot of men's shirts I've been hoarding and this may be just the right kind of idea for them!ReplyDelete
Wow! These blocks are amazing! I love your Gee's Bend block!!! I have been thinking about making a quilt using my husband's upcycled, men's dress shirts and shirting fabrics for my eight year old son ever since I saw inchmark's quilt here: http://inchmark.squarespace.com/inchmark/2009/4/29/a-quilt-for-my-sweet-boy.htmlReplyDelete
By the way, I am in Cary, too, and I too have a five year old daughter. Maybe we will cross paths one day. I see that you are in Crafterhours swap, too. I cannot wait to see what you make with the Spoonflower fabrics.
Gosh you have been busy! My favourites are the first one and the last two. Well done!ReplyDelete
Whoa, you are certainly a busy bee! All of your blocks are fab, John. I really must find a bee, seeing these blocks appear on everyone's blogs is so inspiring!ReplyDelete
You have been a busy bee {I see I'm not the first to say that -- the pun just fits}! You did a really great job on all of those. I think my favorites are Ashley's April blocks and Adrienne's May blog, but Sara's April blocks are really pretty too! Nice work!ReplyDelete
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I love the yellow geese! I want to take part in a bee sometime. I never have, but it seems like it would be so much fun!ReplyDelete


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San Jose is about to choose a new mayor — a decision that will affect the city for decades to come. To help voters get to know the candidates and their positions on our issues, SPUR held a debate between the two contenders vying for the seat, Santa Clara County Supervisor Dave Cortese and San Jose City Councilmember Sam Liccardo.
This November, after years of intense stakeholder negotiations, Proposition 1 — the latest in a decade-long series of state water bonds — will be decided by California voters. This $7.5 billion general obligation bond would fund water supply, ecosystems, water quality, groundwater cleanup, conservation, recycling and reuse. SPUR takes a look at the details of this complicated, and controversial, ballot measure.
Last week's UN Climate Summit saw hundreds of thousands of demonstrators, 125 heads of state and hundreds of business leaders converge on New York City for the most encouraging movement on climate action in years. For a movement that often stalls out in pessimism and fatigue, these events represented a surprising shift of tone — and a few reasons for hope.
Fresh food is coming to dozens of corner stores in San Jose as part of a new "Good. To Go." initiative that launched this September. Organized by the Health Trust and the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Silicon Valley, the program aims to increase San Jose residents' access to healthier food by improving the options available at smaller retailers.
California's landmark environmental bill AB 32 mandated a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2020. The policies it set in place have worked, and the state is on track to meet its goal. But what happens after 2020? With this target date less than six years away, it's time to set a new objective for continued success in reducing emissions.
Is the transportation always greener on the other side of the fence? Helsinki, Finland, recently announced a plan for a transit system that would make car ownership a thing of the past within the next 10 years. SPUR examines how the Bay Area could take inspiration from this integrated, single-payment, mobility-on-demand system.
This November, Santa Clara County residents will vote on a tax measure that would significantly expand efforts to preserve and protect open space areas. This measure aligns with a number of SPUR's goals. For Santa Clara County voters, we recommend a "yes" vote on the open space funding measure.
In June, the Supreme Court declined to hear a case concerning whether California's Low-Carbon Fuel Standard program discriminated against fuels produced out of state, allowing the program to continue functioning unhindered. The decision received little media attention, but it is crucially important for California's climate action goals. SPUR explores the impact of this poorly understood policy on the state's climate goals and the fuel industry.
Despite more than $1 billion in capital investments on Highway 101 over the past 20 years, the connection between San Francisco and Silicon Valley still has some of the worst traffic delays in the Bay Area. Alleviating traffic on 101 will require viable alternatives to driving through both transportation and land use changes. SPUR proposes a three-pronged approach to managing growth in the corridor.
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San Jose's City Council approved the Diridon Station Area Plan (DSAP) after a five-year process. The DSAP focuses on dense mixed-use growth in a transit-rich infill location, includes needed improvements to the pedestrian and bicycle network and commits to better transportation management planning. However, close oversight will be important moving forward to ensure that Diridon Station becomes the transit-rich hub it was...
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SPUR recently hosted a charrette to look at how we can make the region's array of transit operators function more like one clear, understandable system. Transit operators, regional planners, transporation experts and private transportation providers gathered to share what they've learned and where the opportunities lie.
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Regional transit projects planned for San Jose's Diridon Station could make it one of the Bay Area's most important transit and development hubs — if the area around it is planned well. The city has released a draft version of its Diridon Station Area Plan, which will shape the future of the area. SPUR has reviewed the plan and made a number of important recommendations.
After years of planning, the Santa Clara–Alum Rock Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project broke ground on Friday, March 21. This is the first of three BRT lines that the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority is developing in the South Bay — and the first BRT line in the Bay Area, pulling ahead of planned projects in San Francisco and the East Bay.
Across California, communities have started food policy councils so that local advocates for food producers and consumers can work together to improve the food system. Earlier this year, a coalition of these groups published an analysis of legislators' voting records on 10 different food and agriculture bills.
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2013 was one of the driest years on record, and 2014 is not off to a great start either. As we head into a third dry year, water conservation is more important than ever — and so is preparing for future uncertainty in our water supply by investing in reliable, sustainable supplies, as recommended in SPUR's report Future-Proof Water.
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The Carbon High Dino opened their season with their traditional trip to the Warrior Classic Tournament in Fruita ,Colo. They ended up 2-1 over the long weekend with a 65-54 victory over Palisade, a 56-39 loss to Fruita Monument and an exciting 84-79 overtime win over Central Colorado.
"We were the smallest team at the tournament," said Coach Ted Bianco. "But we learned we can play with the larger schools. We played as a team and our defensive effort was fantastic in the final win. We learned in our loss to Fruita what happens when we don't play good defense. That is what cost us that game."
Bianco finished, "we battled back after being down 16 points in a bad second quarter to beat a very tough team on their home court. Even though Clint Finkbiner had some really good games, he did so because we played as a team and made it happen. Its what we will have to do to be successful this season."
Finkbiner was the top scorer for the Dinos in the tournament. Against Palisade he had 14 points. Finkbiner and Julian Tamllos each added 11. Tanner Gagnon pulled in six boards and had four steals. Dakota Cisneros added eight points, four assists and four steals.
In the loss to Fruita Monument Finkbiner and Gagnon each scored eight points. Colin Moynier grabbed 10 rebounds.
In the OT win against Central, Finkbiner had his best game yet with 35 points. He hit seven shots from beyond the arc. Gagnon followed with 15 points, eight boards and four steals. Moynier just missed a double-double with nine points and nine rebounds.
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Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held Tuesday,
July 3, 2012, at the Carbon County Courthouse, 120 East Main Street,
Price, Utah, and commencing at 4:30 p.m. for discussion concerning the
presentation by Carbon County of an application for funding to the
Permanent Community Impact Fund Board to design and construct a
Courthouse/Administration Facility in Carbon County at 100 North 700
East in Price, Utah. All interested parties are invited to attend.
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If you are a current subscriber to T-Mobile's 5GB webConnect data plan the recent announcement made by the wireless network may be some good news or bad news depending on how you look at it. T-Mobile recently announced that the carrier will no longer be charging its $.20 per megabyte overage fee for any data used beyond the 5GB limit. Instead of these overage fees the wireless network will be implementing bandwidth throttling on any data used on top of the standard 5GB. While T-Mobile did not say exactly how much they will slow things down this latest announcement effectively makes the 5GB webConnect data plan an unlimited plan.
This new data structure will also affect those customers who are on the 200MB monthly plan for their iPhone or other devices. While these customers will not see any bandwidth throttling they will see their overage charges cut in half from $.20 to $.10 per megabyte. Both changes are effective immediately.
While it will depend on how much data you consume via your mobile device for how you view this latest announcement I would take it as a positive addition to their 5GB data plan by T-Mobile. No longer will you have to incur those nasty overage fees when you use more than your allotted 5GB of data. Instead now you will just have your data throttled which will mean slower loading times. Of course if the loading time is so slow that you can not even use the data feature of your device it will be worthless but I do not see T-Mobile making the web that slow. I know I will welcome the ability to use as much data as I want on my HTC Android device without fears of having an astronomical phone bill.


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Old Savage Building Tower, 1941. Lithographer: Alexander Oja.
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Submission Syfy cancels Caprica->
aapold writes: Caprica never got great ratings, and at times could be frustrating, but it was still an awesome show unlike anything else out there, dealing more with philosophical and metaphysical questions than showy action. It also at times went into gangster mode and had the trappings of a mob story that just happened to be set on an other planet with advanced tech. And now Universal/SyFy has cancelled the show.This was the last thing I cared about on SyFy, that mockery that occupies what was once the Sci-Fi channel's bandwidth.
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During germination the nutrient composition of the rice changes dramatically. The nutrient levels increase and the rice has a slight nutty flavor.
The process of germination allows tiny sprouts to form at the end of the grain enhancing the nutritional value of the rice. The birth of a sprout activates dormant enzymes to provide nutrients to the growing sprout. A Japanese researcher, Dr. Hiroshi Kayahara from Shinshu University in Nagano, Japan, has conducted various studies to demonstrate the enhancement of nutrients found in germinated brown rice. Major nutrients that increase are Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), dietary fiber, inositol, ferulic acid, tocotrienols, magnesium, potassium, zinc and oryzanol. His research indicates that a continuous intake of germinated brown rice promotes the acceleration of brain functionality, preventing headaches, relieving constipation, preventing colon cancer, regulating blood sugar level, preventing heart disease, lowering blood pressure as well as preventing Alzheimer's disease (research presented at the 2000 International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies in Hawaii, December 2000).
Germinating brown rice also neutralizes phytic acid found in brown rice. Phytic acid is an inhibitor of nutrient absorption and can be found in all grains, beans and seeds. Neutralizing the phytic acid allows for more absorption of the many nutrients found in germinated brown rice.
Very easy to cook and eat. No rinsing necessary. Best ratio is 2 C rice to 3 C water. Bring to a full rolling boil with lid on. Do not stir. Reduce heat and simmer 40 - 50 minutes depending on altitude. Remove from heat and let rest 10 minutes before fluffing with a wooden spoon.
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While free digital fingerprinting is the core to the national keeping Kids Safe Project, there were a lot of fun things to do Saturday when Balise hosted the program at their Nissan dealership. During the event, FBI-quality fingerprints and photographs were taken of the kids and given to their parents for safe-keeping. These records can be critical in the recovery of a missing child. The program keeps no database.
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SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- It is estimated that 1 in 4 American adults suffer from a mental illness each year -- but when you ask those affected, or their family members, you'll hear how there is still a stigma on mental illness.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness hosted their 11th annual walk on Sunday at Southern Maine Community College.
As the fog slowly rolled out to the sea -- friends and relatives began "marking" their in support, writing the names of people affected by mental illness on runners' bibs.
"Amy is my goddaughter."
Everyone is walking for someone impacted by mental illness which often includes themselves.
"My impact to mental illness actually started 40 years ago," says Kelly Peaco. "My father struggled with mental illness and died by suicide at that time and 12 years ago my daughter experienced depression and has been struggling since."
Peaco heard about NAMI from her brother, and signed her family up for a class called Family to Family.
"It provides a lot of information of how to support a loved one and still being able to cope in a productive way yourself."
Whether it's through classes, support groups, or education -- NAMI's mission is to create a community of understanding to break the stigma around mental illness, and provide the best possible services to those suffering from them. Including this annual gathering to provide some healthy support.
"Embracing humor as healthy. I know that's one I lean on," says one of the walkers.
"It's a road just like any illness and it's important for those suffering to receive that compassion in order to get better," says Peaco.
Facing mental illness head on by saying it out loud.
"I will walk for my son and my family," said one walker. "I will walk for autism and NAMI Bangor," said another.
"I walk for team Peace for Liz," said two friends. "Lets end the stigma."
If you or someone you know is showing signs of extreme anxiety, depression, and suicidal impulse then please call the Maine Crisis Hotline, that number is 1-888-568-1112.


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