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219. Deputy Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin asked the Minister for Health and Children if she will directly intervene and reverse the decision to close a nursing home (details supplied) in the interest of health and safety of senior citizens, in view of the fact that the Health Information and Quality Authority did not recommend closure, that there are still residents wishing to remain to live in the facility and widespread support within the community for its current use and retention for the future; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [47918/10]
Minister of State at the Department of the Health and Children (Deputy Áine Brady): Under the Health Act 2004, the Health Service Executive has sole operational responsibility for the delivery of health and social services, including those at facilities such as Loughloe House in Athlone. Accordingly, I have referred this matter to the Executive for direct reply to the Deputy.
220. Deputy Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin asked the Minister for Health and Children if the Health Service Executive is in negotiations with private interests or is considering disposal of the site for the proposed primary care unit at Clonbrusk in Athlone and outline future provision of same [47919/10]
Minister for Health and Children (Deputy Mary Harney): As this is a service matter it has been referred to the Health Service Executive for direct reply to the Deputy.
221. Deputy Denis Naughten asked the Minister for Health and Children the reason an organisation (details supplied) has failed to secure additional funding from the Health Service Executive to run its vital services in 2011; if her attention has been drawn to the implications this will have for parents; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [47928/10]
222. Deputy Denis Naughten asked the Minister for Health and Children the reason the Health Service Executive has not taken over or funded the support of 24 children over the age of four years, even though it assumed responsibility for their care in June 2010; if her attention has been drawn to the financial implications this is having on an organisation (details supplied); and if she will make a statement on the matter. [47930/10]
Minister of State at the Department of Health and Children (Deputy John Moloney): I propose to take Question Nos. 221 and 222 together.
The Health Service Executive (HSE) is working jointly with the Jack and Jill Foundation to identify and prioritise the needs of the children on a case-by-case basis. If a child needs hospital care, the HSE will provide this. However, the HSE is prepared to work closely with Jack & Jill to ensure that no child is hospitalised for want of adequate home support, provided by Jack and Jill or the HSE. The Health Service Executive will continue to fund Jack & Jill in 2011 on [760]the same basis as in 2010, subject to any overall resources limitations that may arise for all providers in the disability sector generally, but it is not in a position to provide additional funding for the Foundation to compensate for the drop in its private fund-raising.
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Kentucky: A cash crop for the commonwealthSubmitted by restore on Sat, 12/01/2012 - 21:33
By Bailey Richards, Hazard Herald, Staff Reporter
Economic development is something we talk about a lot in the Herald office. Sure, it may not be the juiciest of water cooler gossip, but it is something we are all affected by and hear about almost daily.
It is part of our jobs to know the news, and lately the news about the local economy has all been negative. We hear about layoffs, cut backs, and people being forced to move away for employment.
Someone recently asked me why people are poor, and my answer was surprisingly similar to why I believe I am. I know what I like to do and being in a creative field, be it in an office, on the street, or in front of an easel, was always something I was going to do.
The people of Eastern Kentucky are no different; they know what they want to do. Many of them want to stay close to home, have lucrative employment and be a part of their community, but as jobs move away from the area this becomes harder and lower paying jobs replace the formerly high paying employment. This creates a question, do you become poor but live where you want to be and who you want to be around, or leave and take a chance at making more money? This isn't a choice I wish upon anyone, but there may be another way.
Right now, the commonwealth of Kentucky is in a hot debate over the legality of growing hemp. While this could be a great way for Kentucky to fight back against job loss, it remains a controversial crop.
Kentucky: 2013 Gatewood Galbraith Medical Marijuana Memorial ActSubmitted by restore on Wed, 10/17/2012 - 22:58
By Jacob Jones
The states of Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Maine, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, New Jersey, Oregon, Vermont, Rhode Island, and Washington, as well as the District of Columbia, have removed state-level criminal penalties from the medical use and cultivation of marijuana. Kentucky joins in this effort for the health and welfare of its citizens.
The above text is from the first section of the Gatewood Galbraith Medical Marijuana Memorial Act, this bills fate will be determined during our 2013 General Assembly. Also within the first section of the Act is the text below:
Marijuana's recorded use as a medicine goes back nearly five thousand (5,000) years. Modern medical research has confirmed the beneficial uses for marijuana in treating or alleviating the pain, nausea, and other symptoms associated with a variety of debilitating medical conditions, including cancer, multiple sclerosis, and HIV/AIDS, as found by the National Academy of Sciences' Institute of Medicine in March 1999;
Kentucky: Medical marijuana proposal named for Gatewood GalbraithSubmitted by restore on Fri, 08/10/2012 - 21:09
By Beth Musgrave — email@example.com
FRANKFORT — A proposal to legalize marijuana for medical purposes in Kentucky will carry the name of Lexington attorney and perennial political candidate Gatewood Galbraith, who died of complications from pneumonia in January.
State Sen. Perry Clark, D-Louisville, said he knows the measure has slim chances in the 2013 legislative session, but he encouraged dozens of supporters who gathered at a news conference Thursday to call their state lawmakers.
"No, we do not have the votes," said Clark, who acknowledged he has smoked marijuana and would likely qualify for a medical prescription because of chronic back pain. "It's going to be very, very difficult."
Clark filed the Gatewood Galbraith Medical Marijuana Memorial Act shortly after Galbraith's death during the 2012 legislative session, but the bill never received a hearing. Clark said he plans to refile the bill for the 2013 session, which begins in January.
The proposal would make marijuana a schedule II drug. It would allow people who have a prescription for marijuana to get up to 5 ounces of the drug per month and to cultivate up to five marijuana plants at a time.
Clark was joined by members of Galbraith's family at the news conference, including daughters Molly and Abby. Both urged people to support the cause that their father pushed for decades.
Kentucky: Medical Cannabis Bill Named in Honor of Iconic Freedom Fighter Gatewood GalbraithSubmitted by restore on Mon, 02/20/2012 - 06:54
"Every generation must re-win its own freedoms." Gatewood Galbraith
By Michael Bachara, Hemp News Correspondent
On January 31st, legislation that would make cannabis a schedule II drug, thus legal for doctors to prescribe, was introduced in the Kentucky State Senate. Senate Bill 129, sponsored by Senator Perry B. Clark, D-Louisville, is being titled the "Gatewood Galbraith Memorial Medical Marijuana Act".
Gatewood Galbraith was a prominent lawyer from Kentucky and an avid supporter of cannabis legalization. He dedicated over forty years to the restoration of the cannabis plant. Galbraith passed away last month from complications of pneumonia.
"Marijuana has positive medical benefits for patients dealing with illnesses like cancer, multiple sclerosis, and AIDS, to name a few," Senator Clark said. "I want to allow this as another treatment option for those individuals."
Senate Bill 129 would limit patients who are prescribed the drug from possessing more than five ounces per month. The patient could choose to fill their prescription at a board-certified pharmacy or to grow their own plants. Patients deciding to cultivate plants would be prohibited to no more than five at one time.
Kentucky: Restoring Hemp to Commonwealth Would Create Thousands of JobsSubmitted by restore on Tue, 01/24/2012 - 03:14
By Michael Bachara, Hemp News Correspondent
Kentucky farmers may soon be able to plant the crop their forefathers grew: hemp.
Farmers throughout the state believe hemp will overtake tobacco as Kentucky's cash crop, creating a significant economic impact, especially after processing centers are built across the state.
Agriculture Commissioner James Comer is spearheading the Kentucky Industrial Hemp Commission pushing to bring the crop back via House Bill 286. If the bill is approved by the General Assembly, Comer will petition federal authorities for a permit for Kentucky to grow hemp.
"It's symbolic," Comer proclaimed. "But this will send a message to Washington that we're serious about this in Kentucky." "There's a void in many family farms," he said. "I believe that industrial hemp is a viable option for family farmers in Kentucky."
"University of Louisville did a study several years ago and said it would create 17,000 jobs immediately," according to Sen. Joe Pendleton, D-Hopkinsville.
Gatewood Galbraith: Fellow Weed Warrior RIPSubmitted by restore on Sat, 01/14/2012 - 22:05
By Stephanie Bishop, Hemp News Correspondent
Kentucky's House of Representatives and Senate fell silent last Wednesday for a moment to honor Gatewood Galbraith, remembering his life and service in his beloved home State. Gatewood, an accomplished criminal defense attorney was not one to back down from a fight. His career was focused on civil liberties. He embodied truth and remained dedicated to public service throughout his life and career.
Whether he was debating industrial hemp issues in Kentucky's political realms or leading marches to end the prohibition of the cannabis plant, Gatewood was unwavering in his resolve to inspire people to stand up for truth and preserve civil liberties. Gatewood spent his life watching his State and Country move from an agricultural agrarian society to an industrial synthetic society. Knowing these changes were politically charged for commercial purposes, he spent his time bridging the divide between these two Worlds, proclaiming himself an 'explorer for the truth in a jungle of political overgrowth.'
Gatewood Galbraith: The People's Champion (1947 – 2012)Submitted by restore on Wed, 01/04/2012 - 17:42
Gatewood is a true American hero and inspiration for us all.
By Michael Bachara, Hemp News Correspondent
Kentucky Freedom Fighter Gatewood Galbraith has died at 64 years old. Galbraith spent his lifetime learning and working within the political and legal system. He graduated from the University of Kentucky in 1974 and from the University Of Kentucky College Of Law in 1977 and became "The People's Champion".
In the early 1990's, Galbraith and Willie Nelson took an historic trip across Kentucky in Galbraith's red Mercedes Benz Station Wagon that they ran with hemp bio-diesel in order to make a positive impact on and spread the word about the potential of the United States' bio-diesel industry. The trip inspired Nelson's own bio-diesel company. "He's smart and funny and he speaks the truth. He's a champion for the farmers and the working men and women of the world," Nelson once said of Galbraith.
Kentucky: Independent gubernatorial candidate Gatewood Galbraith wants to make the system workSubmitted by restore on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 01:43
by Mike Wynn, The Courier-Journal
By Aaron Borton, Special to The Courier-Journal
Up Close: 2011 Kentucky Gubernatorial Candidate - Gatewood Galbraith (The People's Champion)Submitted by restore on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 22:53
"Only an Independent who doesn't care who gets credit for doing what's right for the people of the state of Kentucky stand the best chance of untying the Gordian Knot and letting both parties operate in the fashion that the well intentioned membership want to work. We're asking you to vote for an Independent who wants to work with you to get the job done." Gatewood Galbraith
By Michael Bachara, Hemp News Correspondent
Kentucky Gubernatorial Candidate Gatewood Galbraith (Independent) recently spoke in Portland, Oregon to raise money for his current campaign. Galbraith talked about the history of hemp as a cash crop in Kentucky, his lifetime spent learning and working within the political and legal system, and also his campaign and running-mate Dea Riley.
Explaining his view of Kentucky's current "electile dysfunction," Galbraith addressed the U. S. Governments nanny-state thought-mind (whom we elected) whose goal is to protect us from ourselves, the concept of sovereign human beings and rediscovering the American Revolution with our voices and our votes. "I'm going to reconstruct Kentucky's government…and we're going to rediscover whether America still has a pulse. I believe that people will come from all over America and around the world [to Kentucky] to see what it's like to live free," said Galbraith.
Kentucky: Williams and Galbraith debateSubmitted by restore on Sat, 07/16/2011 - 16:18
COVINGTON—Two of the three gubernatorial candidates debated in Covington Thursday afternoon, Republican State Senate President David Williams and independent candidate Gatewood Galbraith.
Gov. Steve Beshear announced earlier in the week that a scheduling conflict would keep him from attending the debate at the joint conference of the Kentucky County Judge/Executives Association and the Kentucky Magistrates and Commissioners Association held at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center.
Williams criticized Beshear as having no agenda.
"My favorite Roosevelt, Teddy Roosevelt, talks about people in the arena who have the blood and sweat and get in there and try," Williams said. "Gatewood, thank you for being here today and offering yourself for public office. You're in the arena. Two out of three candidates are here, and the other will be engaged when he chooses, but he's not here today."
Galbraith blamed partisan politics for Kentucky's woes and said as an independent, he will work with both sides of the aisle.
"I foresee that after my stint as governor, I'm going to be one of the most disliked people in the state because I'm going to have to make decisions that neither party candidate can possibly make, because they've got to answer to the party," Galbraith said. "I don't answer to anybody except God and an occasional judge or two."
One of the questions involved the state gas tax, which funds road improvements throughout Kentucky.
United States: Hempsters: Plant the Seed - Available on DVD June 28, 2011Submitted by restore on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 19:27
HEMPSTERS is a thought-provoking and compelling documentary that will not only encourage all of us to take action, but move us one step closer towards a more sustainable planet.
Available on DVD June 28, 2011
As our society continues to consume 30% more than the planet can regenerate, Industrial Hemp is proven to be a viable and cost-effective crop that can reduce our reliance on some of the earth's most precious resources. HEMPSTERS: PLANT THE SEED, featuring Woody Harrelson, will be released on DVD June 28th by Cinema Libre Studio.
This lively documentary, directed by Michael Henning and produced by Diana Oliver, explores the reasons why the United States is the only developed country that still bans the growth of Industrial Hemp. Hemp, which is a durable fiber cultivated from plants of the cannabis genus, can be used for paper, textiles, biodegradable plastics, construction, health food and fuel. Due to its relation to marijuana, it is illegal to grow in the U.S. under Federal law. Hemp is considered a controlled substance under the Controlled Substances Act even though it contains minimum levels of Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
United States: Gatewood Galbraith - Now's the TimeSubmitted by restore on Sun, 05/22/2011 - 23:38
"This election will prove to be the most historic election in Kentucky history. Kentucky can step forward by electing a leadership team that will serve our Nation as an example of how government can work for the people, by the people." - Gatewood Galbraith
By Michael Bachara, Hemp News Correspondent
Gatewood Galbraith is currently campaigning for Kentucky's 2011 gubernatorial race as an Independent, free from any party affiliations, and describes himself as free from hidden agenda. Galbraith is focusing his campaign on young voters by proposing a freeze on college tuition expenditures, a $5,000 educational voucher to high school graduates for college or technical school, and legalization of cannabis for medicinal purposes, which he estimates could save the state $500 million to $1 billion in medical costs each year. His pledge is to end the "synthetic subversion" in his state.
It is this writer's belief that Galbraith is the change Kentucky, and our country, needs. He would be an intuitive Governor, helping to create thousands of jobs by implementing his forward-thinking plans. Bottom-line, he is running for the betterment of Kentucky, which has been plagued by perennial problems.
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Oregon: Iconic Hempster Gatewood Galbraith to Hold Fundraiser at Clinton Street Theater in PortlandSubmitted by restore on Mon, 05/09/2011 - 20:58
"Every generation must re-win its own freedoms." - Gatewood Galbraith
By Michael Bachara, Hemp News Correspondent
Who: 2011 Kentucky Gubernatorial Candidate, Gatewood Galbraith; Executive Director of Campaign for the Restoration and Regulation of Hemp (CRRH), Paul Stanford; and Time 4 Hemp Radio Host Casper Leitch.
What: Fundraiser for Gatewood Galbraith 2011 Kentucky Gubernatorial Campaign. Topic is "Industrial Hemp in America". Free to attend, but donations are accepted. Refreshments provided.
When: Saturday, May 14 - 3:30-5:30pm
Where: Clinton Street Theater
2522 South East Clinton Street
Portland, Oregon 97202-1239
(503) 238-8899
Why: Now's the Time....Whether you support the Teapot Party, Tea Party or any other party, this candidate appeals to a wide variety of voters and is sure to stir up some governmental changes across the United States.
Gatewood Galbraith is currently campaigning for Kentucky's 2011 gubernatorial race as an Independent, free from any party affiliations, and describes himself as free from hidden agenda. His pledge is to end the "synthetic subversion" in his state.
Kentucky: 2011 Gubernatorial Candidate Gatewood Galbraith Gains Grassroots Momentum With Willie Nelson EndorsementSubmitted by restore on Sat, 01/15/2011 - 23:57
"Together we can restore Kentucky to prosperity." Gatewood Galbraith/Dea Riley 2011
By Michael Bachara, Hemp News Correspondent
United we stand, divided we fall: Bluegrass State, if you are tired of all the negative political rhetoric taking place in the capitol in Frankfort between both Democrats and Republicans, vote Gatewood/Riley in 2011!
Willie Nelson, creator and spokesperson of the newly formed Tea Pot Party, officially announced the group's first endorsement for a U.S. political race: Independent candidates Gatewood Galbraith and Dea Riley for Governor and Lt. Governor of Kentucky. It is a move sure to shake up the status quo and the Galbraith/Riley ticket would be a fresh beginning for a state aiming to achieve greater economic results. Currently Kentucky's unemployment rate is at an all time high, their poverty ranking has increasing from 15.4 to 17.3 percent over the past eight years under both a Republican and Democrat administration, marking them as the fifth poorest state in our nation.
"I am a longtime friend of Gatewood Galbraith. We crossed Kentucky in a car that ran on hemp fuel one time when he ran for governor. I think the teapot party should back him this time. He is a good man and will do a good job," proclaimed Nelson.
United States: Gatewood Galbraith - Every Generation Must Re-Win Its Own FreedomSubmitted by restore on Sat, 01/01/2011 - 19:38
Now's the Time....Whether you support the Teapot Party, Tea Party or any other party, this candidate appeals to a wide variety of voters and is sure to stir up some governmental changes in Kentucky and across the United States.
By Michael Bachara, Hemp News Correspondent
Gatewood Galbraith is currently campaigning for Kentucky's 2011 gubernatorial race as an Independent, free from any party affiliations, and describes himself as free from hidden agenda. Galbraith is focusing his campaign on young voters by proposing a freeze on college tuition expenditures, a $5,000 educational voucher to high school graduates for college or technical school, and legalization of cannabis for medicinal purposes, which he estimates could save the state $500 million to $1 billion in medical costs each year. His pledge is to end the "synthetic subversion" in his state.


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He could do thousands of jobs (laundry, vacuuming, ironing, cooking, and more), for all kinds of people, seven days a week, every week of the year. A tireless and efficient guy, he was also fast and dependable, and never took a vacation. He was the ultimate symbol of service. Reddy Kilowatt, a cartoon stick figure with a light bulb for a nose, wall outlets for ears, and a body and limbs made of lightning bolts, was the icon of electricity for many Americans.
Reddy was the brainchild in 1925 of Ashton B. Collins (1885-1976), then commercial manager at the Alabama Power Company. The company was looking for a way to humanize electric service and Collins knew the figure needed to be appealing, clever, and able to tell the story of electricity easily. Through the talents of a company artist, D.J. Clinton, Collins' vision of Reddy came to life. Collins copyrighted Reddy on March 6, 1926, and he debuted in a full page advertisement for the Alabama Power Company in the Birmingham News on March 14, 1926, and at the 1926 Alabama Electrical Exposition.
Collins worked tirelessly to develop Reddy into a comprehensive plan. By 1934 the company had launched the "Reddy Kilowatt Program," targeted at investor-owned electric utilities. Collins wanted electric utilities to urge their customers to go "all" electric, using Reddy as the "pitchman." The program included the use of trademarks and copyrights through the Reddy Kilowatt Service (clip art) and the Reddy News, which were sent to licensee companies to provide ideas about ways to use the Reddy Kilowatt trademark. The Philadelphia Electric Company was the first to adopt the program in January 1934. Other companies later joined, growing to almost 150 investor-owned electric utilities in the United States and in at least twelve foreign countries.Today, Reddy Kilowatt® and Reddy® are registered trademarks and service marks under Xcel Energy, Inc.
According to company literature, "Reddy was a cheerful, willing, and able servant." Indeed, Reddy was "readily" available in homes, stores, businesses, and on farms across the United States. He was later adopted in other countries such as Canada, Mexico, Brazil, and the Philippines. In Brazil Reddy was known as "Zet" or "Joe" Kilowatt and in Portugal he was called "Faisca" or "Sparky" Kilowatt. But Reddy also provided benefits to the utility companies who adopted his program. He was able to explain the policies, programs, and service of the electric utility to its customers.
Reddy had some competition, though, from Willie Wiredhand, an advertising trademark character developed in 1951 by Andrew McLay during a national contest sponsored by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA). Willie became an official service mark on April 24, 1952, promoting and endorsing consumer-owned electric cooperatives. On August 7, 1953, Reddy sued Willie.Reddy felt Willie "was confusingly similar in appearance," but a judge decided that the trademarks were not in competition so Reddy had to share the electric limelight.
The personification of Reddy Kilowatt dominates the clip art, ephemera, and copyrights and trademarks the company obtained. He appeared on almost everything—matchbooks, pins, aprons, balloons, puzzles, books, novelty pieces, slides, films, trophies, posters, advertisements, and electric bills. It was the electric bill where Reddy was most visible, converting kilowatt-hours into servant hours. And consumers knew what a watt was worth:a section of the bill held a message from Reddy listing his monthly wages. Funny thing, they always equaled the amount of the bill.
To learn more about his service and the visually rich historic record documenting his electrifying life, visit the Archives Center and the Reddy Kilowatt Records. Other electronic-related collections that complement Reddy include: Louisan E. Mamer Rural Electrification Administration Papers, Electricity series, Warshaw Collection of Business Americana, Charles Came Collection, and the General Electric NELA Park Collection to name a few.


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An afternoon open house and evening public hearing were held in Centennial Hall in downtown Juneau. The open house had a steady stream of visitors, and opportunity for testimony directly to the record were available for the public if they were unavailable for the evening public hearing; no testimony was taken. Juneau Mayor Dennis Egan opened the evening hearing, which Craig Vogt of EPA chaired.
Panelists: Craig Vogt, USEPA, Ron Kreizenbeck, USEPA R10, Mike Conway, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC), Brian Basel, Captain USCG, Ed Page, Captain USCG District 17
About 120 people attended the hearing. Craig Vogt made a brief presentation (in PDF format) (PDF, 143 KB, 19 pages, about PDF) on USEPA's regulations and programs that involve cruise ships, the reasons for USEPA's cruise ship assessment, and what he hoped to achieve during the hearings. Thirty-three people spoke, including two elected officials (and two candidates), 8 people who identified themselves as representatives of environmental organizations, 4 people who identified themselves as coming from the cruise ship or tourism industry representatives, and 11who described themselves as representatives of community organizations or long-time residents of the community. Many of the others who testified also appeared to be long-term residents of the local community from the context of their remarks.
The level of interest in this issue was highly apparent from the fact that the meeting went until after midnight, and many people stayed to listen to the end. The public testimony was sometimes impassioned but always orderly. Speakers who argued for stricter regulatory limitations and controls on cruise ship discharges outnumbered those who spoke in favor of other alternatives by about four to one. Several themes recurred throughout the testimony.
Several speakers who argued for stricter regulation of cruise ship discharges suggested that sewage from cruise ships be regulated similarly to land-based sewage treatment plants, needing NPDES permits. Other suggestions included zero-discharge from ships and closure of "donut holes." Speakers described signs of impacts from cruise ship discharges on Alaskan wildlife and waters as evidence that more stringent regulation is needed to protect the environment.
Alternatively, other speakers expressed the belief that there are currently adequate regulations on discharges, but the Coast Guard needs to ensure enforcement. In addition, speakers voiced concern that fishing vessels would also have to comply with any stricter regulations imposed upon the cruise industry. Other opinions expressed were that the cruise industry should not be singled out for regulation, and that the cruise industry will develop environmentally protective technology if left unregulated because it depends on the quality of the environment.
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|CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA�Junior midfielder Brian Carroll scored the first three goals of the game to lift second-ranked Virginia to a 10-2 win over Mount St. Mary�s Tuesday night at Kl�ckner Stadium for the Cavaliers� fourth win in a row.
�Give Mount St. Mary�s credit for playing hard,� said Virginia head coach Dom Starsia after the game. �I thought our defense actually got better as the game went on, but I thought they were pretty good all night in terms of picking the ball up especially, trying to limit them to one possession.�
Carroll scored on UVa�s first two shots of the game in the opening two-and-a-half minutes as the Cavaliers were never really threatened the rest of the game. Virginia had a sizable advantage in shots, outshooting the Mount 60-16.
After the opening barrage the game slowed to a more deliberate pace as Mount St. Mary�s put together many long possessions.
�They clearly wanted to take some time off the clock ... and I don�t have any problem with that,� said Starsia. �It can be a little bit frustrating when you�re not scoring and they�re holding the ball, so it�s not quite what you hope for but it was a workman-like win at the end of the day.�
The Virginia defense held the Mount scoreless until early in the fourth quarter until Cody Lehrer scored on a two-man advantage. Lehrer�s goal came on just the 10th shot of the game by Mount St. Mary�s.
Once Carroll had given Virginia a 3-0 lead in the opening minute of the second quarter six different Cavaliers scored the team�s final seven goals. Shamel Bratton tallied twice for his first multi-goal game of the season. Midfielder Nick Elsmo and longstick middie Mike Timms both scored their first goal of the season. Timms� goal in particular was a terrific example of staying with the play. After committing a turnover on a faceoff he swatted the ball away from Brendan Flanagan in front of the cage, picked up the loose ball and sent a shot past a surprised T.C. DiBartolo for the second goal of his career.
For his part DiBartolo was outstanding in goal and finished with a career-high 21 saves. In last season�s game against the Cavaliers he made 18 saves while playing just the first half.
Faceoff specialist Chad Gaudet helped the Cavaliers gain possession by winning 11 of 16 faceoffs. Virginia scored two goals immediately after winning a faceoff, including Gaudet's assist on Shamel Bratton's first goal of the game.
Adam Ghitelman recorded four saves before giving way to freshman Rob Fortunato for the final 2:24.
Virginia travels to Central New York Friday to face the top-ranked Syracuse Orange at 7 pm at the Carrier Dome. WINA AM 1070, the flagship station of Virginia athletics, will broadcast the game in the Charlottesville area.
Mt. St. Mary�s 0-0-0-2�2 record: 0-1
Virginia 2-3-3-2�10 record: 4-0
Scoring (G-A)� MSM: Cody Lehrer 1-0, Keith McKinley 1-0, Christian Kellett 0-1. V: Brian Carroll 3-0, Shamel Bratton 2-1, Rhamel Bratton 1-1, Nick Elsmo 1-0, Gavin Gill 1-0, Steele Stanwick 1-0, Mike Timms 1-0, Garrett Billings 0-2, Chad Gaudet 0-1, Adam Ghitelman 0-1, George Huguely 0-1.
Goalie Summary�MSM: T.C. DiBartolo 60 mins., 21 saves, 10 goals allowed. V: Adam Ghitelman 57:36 mins., 4 saves, 2 goals allowed; Rob Fortunato 2:24, 0 svs., 0 GA.
Shots: MSM�16, V�60
Ground Balls: MSM�32, V�49
Clearing: MSM�18x28, V�21x24
Faceoffs: MSM�15, V�11
Penalties: MSM�3-2:30, V�2-2:00
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My gelding had to of been in a pretty traumatizing expierence in or near a barn.
When I got him in Nov 2012 we were boarded at a place where he was boarded 24/7 365. Only time I ever went into the barn was when I was tacking up to ride which wasn't often. He was PETRIFIED of that barn. Refused to walk in, snorted, bug eyed, ran me over multiple times by getting into my space and crowding me(that didn't fly with me).
Anyway, I moved barns and almost instantly he was 70% better in this one. Not too sure why. But here he is brought in every day and eats in his stall twice a day.
If he is in a stall for more then 30 mins he gets ancy and just waits at the door wide eyed like the boogey man is in there with him. I do make sure there's hay in there if I know he's going to be in alittle longer and lately he doesn't care. He will pick at it, pace alittle, wait at the door and occasionally he will kick the door as hard as he can with his front feet. He's gotten better with the kicking though. Monday he was in his stall for over an hour, kicked 4 times and I screamed at him and he stopped. He use to do it so bad that he broke out of his stall once so I had to install a metal gate door that I knew wasn't going anywhere.
Even on cross ties he is a pest sometimes but not as bad as him being stalled. On Monday, when he was stalled for over an hour once I took him out he was all worked up. Not sweating but frazzled and snorting and wide eyed.
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The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Introduction
In A Nutshell
Sherman Alexie is a jack of all trades: he makes films, writes poetry, performs stand-up comedy, and pens novel after novel. In The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian (2007), Alexie switches to the young adult genre in order to offer an autobiographical depiction of reservation life that is both bleak and hopeful, both heartrending and uplifting. The book debuted in 2007 and has been lauded from the date of its publication, winning a National Book Award.
The lovable narrator of The Absolutely True Diary is a fourteen-year-old Native kid named Arnold Spirit, Jr., a character based in part on Alexie's experiences growing up on the Spokane Indian Reservation in Wellpinit, WA. Arnold is funny, sensitive, and a budding artist (as Ellen Forney's amazing illustrations indicate). Arnold, though, is not only a teenage Indian going through all of the usual coming of age stuff. Arnold is also a hydrocephalic with a stutter and a lisp who is picked on mercilessly. Arnold Spirit, Jr. is the reservation outcast and has been beaten to a pulp more times than is probably healthy.
The central conflict of the novel comes when Arnold, like Alexie, makes a choice to leave the reservation and attend the affluent white school 22 miles away in Reardan. Branded a traitor, Arnold then gets caught between two worlds: his home on the reservation and the white high school he attends. Feeling as though he fits in nowhere, Arnold is forced to forge a new kind of identity for himself. He must learn to see himself not just as an Indian, but as a person from many different tribes.
The journey to a meaningful identity, though, is a difficult one, and Alexie doesn't try to sugarcoat Arnold's life. Alexie has been known in other works for his realistic depictions of reservation life, what he himself calls "reservation realism" (a phrase Alexie coined in the introduction to the 2005 edition of his book The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven). The Absolutely True Diary is true to Alexie's style, as we see how the reservation is a place of great beauty, but also a very destructive environment blighted with poverty, alcoholism, abuse, and senseless death.
Still, as the novel teaches us, there is also plenty of joy to be had. Though The Absolutely True Diary is careful not to pull its punches, it also offers readers a rewarding exploration of hope, joy, love, and the power of positive thinking.
Why Should I Care?
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian is a novel about hope, about who has it and who doesn't, and about how hard life can be when hope leaves. And how life can change when hope reappears.
Arnold Spirit, Jr. is a stuttering hydrocephalic living on an impoverished Indian reservation where he is routinely bullied and beaten up. His parents are alcoholics, his sister is a hermit recluse, and his best friend is abused by his father.
Kind of sounds like he should give up and call it a day, right?
Arnold has hope. He fights back. He looks for others with hope. He decides that things can change for him. He has the strength to fight. And he does.
Now, don't get us wrong. Just because Arnold has hope doesn't mean his life isn't hard. Poverty is terrible, and parts of Arnold's story are very, very sad. Devastating, even. Despite all this, Arnold chooses to live a life of opportunity and possibility. He wants things to change, and so do we.
Stories about hope are important because they teach us not to give in to despair. Even when there are seemingly insurmountable forces working against us, we still must believe things can change. Why? Because they do.
Arnold finds hope in life by making lists of his favorite things – the things that bring him the most joy (Chapter 24). What's on your Hope List?
Here is one of Shmoop's:
- "I Have a Dream," a speech by Martin Luther King
- Dorothy Allison, author
- Our grandmother's chicken and dumplings
- The Garden, a film by Scott Hamilton Kennedy
- It's a Wonderful Life, a film by Frank Capra
- Zach Anner, comedian
- Maus, a graphic novel by Art Spiegelman
- Mint chocolate chip ice cream
- "Hot Topic," a song by Le Tigre
- Atticus Finch, a character from Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird
- John Locke, a character from the television show Lost
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|Evaluation of Nucleic Acid Stabilization Products for Ambient Temperature Shipping and Storage of Viral RNA and Antibody in a Dried Whole Blood Format
|Am. J. Trop. Med. Hyg., 93(1), 2015, pp. 46-53, doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.15-0110, Copyright© 2015 by the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
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|31st Annual Clinical Virology Symposium, April 26-29, 2015, Daytona Beach, FL.
|This study evaluates the use of ViveST for storage and shipment of molecular diagnostics controls.
|High HIV Drug Resistance in Naïve, Recently Diagnosed Patients in Gondar, Ethiopia
|2015 International HIV Drug Resistance Workshop, February 21-22, 2015, Seattle, Washington.
|Evaluated HIV drug resistance in drug-naïve patients 10 years after being treated with combination anti-retroviral therapy (cART).
|Proof of Concept: Plasma Separation Cards for Collection in Resource-Limited Settings
|2014 HIV DART, December 9-12, 2014, Miami, Florida.
|Proof of concept study describing the functionality and performance of a new plasma separation card.
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|2014 Association for Molecular Pathology, November 12-15, 2014, National Harbor, MD.
|This study evaluated the stability of HIV-1 plasma samples shipped and stored on ViveST®.
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|2014 American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, November 2-5, 2014, New Orleans, LA.
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|Detection of Low Level HCV RNA in Room Temperature Stored Samples Using ViveST™, a Transformational Storage and Transport Device
|2014 Clinical Virology Symposium, April 27-30, 2014, Daytona Beach, FL.
|This study evaluates the storage of low titer HCV plasma using ViveST™ in combination with Abbott RealTime HCV assay.
|ViveST™ for HBV Testing: A Transformational Ambient Storage and Transportation Device
|HEP DART 2013, held December 8-12, 2013 in Hawaii.
|This study demonstrates the utility of ViveST™ for transportation and storage of HBV infectious plasma.
|Stability of IgG and Viral RNA in Dried Whole Blood in Commercially Available RNA-Stabilization Products
|American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, November 13-17, 2013, Washington D.C.
|Evaluation of four commercially available RNA-stabilization products using whole blood.
|ViveST™: A Revolutionary Ambient Temperature Storage and Transportation Device for Utilization in Infectious Disease Testing
|Association of Molecular Pathology, November 14-16, 2013, Phoenix, AZ
|Evaluated the performance of ViveST™ as a storage and transport device for downstream molecular based viral load assays.
|A Novel Ambient Storage and Transport Device for Utilization in Infectious Disease Testing: ViveST™
|ID Week, Annual Meeting of the Infectious Disease Society of America, October 2-6, 2013, San Francisco, California
|Evaluated the performance of ViveST as a storage and transport device for use with viral load and drug resistance.
|A Novel Ambient Storage and Transport Device for Utilization in Infectious Disease Testing: ViveST™
|International Workshop on HIV and Hepatitis Virus Drug Resistance and Curative Strategies, June 4-8, 2013, Toronto, Canada
|Evaluated the performance of ViveST as a storage and transport device for use with viral load and drug resistance.
|Real-Time Stability of Plasma Using ViveST&trade, a Revolutionary Ambient Temperature Storage and Transportation Device
|29th Clinical Virology Symposium, April 28-May 1, 2013, Daytona Beach, FL
|Evaluated the stability of infectious plasma samples stored on ViveST™ and analyzed with the Abbott RealTime HCV and HIV-1 viral load assays.
|Evaluation of ViveST™ Using the COBAS TaqMan HCV
|29th Clinical Virology Symposium, April 28-May 1, 2013, Daytona Beach, FL
|Evaluated the performance of COBAS® TaqMan® HCV Test, v2.0 when using HCV infected samples stored and processed on ViveST™.
|Cost Comparison of Shipping Frozen Plasma Versus Ambient Temperature Shipping Using ViveST™ (HIV Dart)
|HIV DART 2012 (Drug Development for Antiretroviral Therapies) held in San Diego, CA, December 4-7, 2012
|Compares the cost of shipping frozen plasma to the cost of shipping plasma at ambient temperature using ViveST™
|HCV and HIV Testing Using a Novel Dried Ambient Sample Collection and Transport Device ViveST™ (AMP)
|Association for Molecular Pathology (AMP) 2012 Annual Meeting held in Long Beach, CA, October 25 - 27, 2012
|Assessment of the performance of ViveST, a novel dried ambient transportation matrix, to frozen plasma for use with commercially available HCV and HIV-1 viral load and genotypic assays.
|Recovery of Live Virus after Storage at Ambient Temperature Using ViveST™
|Barr KL, Messenger AM, Anderson BD, Friary JA , Heil GL, Reese K, and Gray GC. Recovery of Live Virus after Storage at Ambient Temperature Using ViveST™. J Clin Virology, in press October 2012.
|Examines the ability of ViveST™ to preserve live virus following storage at ambient temperature.
|Recovery of Live Virus from ViveST™ After Storage at Ambient Temperature
|2012 International Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases (ICEID) held in Atlanta, GA, USA, March 11-14, 2012.
|Studies difficulty of shipping frozen samples of various virus in developing nations where there are the lack of ultralow temperature freezers.
|Comparative Effectiveness of Dried Plasma HIV-1 Viral Load Testing in Brazil using ViveST for Sample Collection
|Journal of Clinical Virology, December 2010, p. 245-248.
|Assesses the reproducibility of ViveST and compares HIV viral load results from ViveST to those from frozen plasma.
|Comparative Effectiveness of Dried Plasma HBV Viral Load Testing in Three Different Viral Load Commercial Platforms Using ViveST for Sample Collection
|Journal of Clinical Microbiology, January 2012, p. 145-147.
|Assesses the reproducibility of ViveST and compares HBV viral load results from ViveST to those from frozen plasma.
|Dried-Plasma Transport Using a Novel Matrix Collection System for Human Immunodefiency Virus and Hepatitis C Virus Virologic Testing
|Journal of Clinical Microbiology, May 2009, p. 1491-1496
|A comparison of ViveST (previously SampleTanker) against frozen plasma with multiple analytes for both shipping and storage.
|Measurement of HCV Viral Load and Viral Genotype from Dried Blood Spots (DBS) and a Dried Ambient Transport Matrix (ViveST) using the Abbott m2000 System
|The International Workshop on HIV & Hepatitis Virus Drug Resistance and Curative Strategies, June 5-9, 2012, Stiges, Spain
|Compares the performance of ViveST, a dried transport matrix, to plasma for viral load determination with the Abbott RealTime HCV viral load assay.
|Evaluation of ViveST™ for HIV/HCV using Abbott's RealTime Assays
|The 28th Annual Clinical Virology Symposium, April 20-25, 2012, Daytona Beach, Florida
|Compares the performance of ViveST, a dried transport matrix, to frozen plasma for use with commercially available HCV and HIV-1 viral load and genotypic assays.
|Use of Dried Clinical Samples for Storing and Detecting Influenza RNA.
|Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses, Nov 2011, p. 413-417
|A comparison of ViveST against frozen plasma storage of specimens tested for detection of influenza RNA.
|Comparison of Hepatitis Quantitative and Qualitative Methods Using ViveST Sample Transportation Matrix vs Frozen Plasma
|26th Clinical Virology Symposium; April 25-28, 2010; Daytona Beach, FL, USA
|An evaluation of ViveST for plasma samples containing three different hepatitis virus; HBV, HCV and HDV.
|Cost Effectiveness of International Shipment of Dried Plasma for HIV Resistance Testing
|IAS 2009; July 19-22, 2009; Cape Town, South Africa
|Compares fresh-frozen plasma samples to ViveST for HIV genotyping. The samples are shipped internationally from Israel and the UK, and nationally from California to Georgia.
|Evaluation of ViveST®for Collection, Storage and Transport of Dried Plasma From a Resource-Limited Setting (R-LS) to a Resource-Rich Setting (R-RS) for HIV-1 Genotypic Analysis
|4th International Workshop on HIV Transmission-Principles of Intervention; July 17-18, 2009; Cape Town, South Africa
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|HIV Diversity and Drug Resistance in Western Kenya From Plasma and Non-Plasma Genotyping
|4th International Workshop on HIV Transmission-Principles of Intervention; July 17-18, 2009; Cape Town, South Africa
|Examines HIV diversity and drug resistance in western Kenya using frozen plasma and ViveST.
|Use of Plasma, Dried Plasma, and Dried Blood With Automated Sample Preparation and Detection for TRUGENE® HIV-1 Integrase Genotyping Assay
|7th European HIV Drug Resistance Workshop, March 25-27, 2009; Stockholm, Sweden
|Compares plasma, dried plasma (ViveST), and dried blood spots genotypic analysis utilizing a prototype TRUGENE CLIP module for the TRUGENE HIV-1 integrase assay.
|Development of a Genotyping Assay for HIV-1 Integrase Compatible With Globally Available IVD Platforms
|20th International Congress of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, September 28th - October 2, 2008; Fortaleza, Brazil
|Reviews the performance of ViveST using the new Siemens integrase sequencing assay.
|Stability of HIV-1 Viral Load From Dried Plasma Using ViveST®, a Novel Dried Plasma Transportation Matrix
|24th Clinical Virology Symposium; April 25-29, 2008; Daytona Beach, FL, USA
|Compares the precision and stability of ViveST vs. fresh-frozen plasma. Five replicates of each sample were stored at different temperatures, measured at 5 points from day 2 through day 56. Two commercial HIV-1 viral load assays used: Roche Amplicor 1.5 and Abbott M2000.
|Phenotypic and Genotypic HIV-1 Drug Resistance and Tropism Testing Performed on Plasma Stored in a Dried State
|11th European AIDS Conference; October 24-27, 2007; Madrid, Spain
|Compares ViveST to fresh frozen plasma for viral trophism, phenotypes, and genotypes.
|Comparison of Whole Blood, Plasma and PBMC HIV-1 Resistance Genotyping and Matched Dried Samples Using ViveST™, a Novel Dried Transportation Matrix
|XIV International HIV Drug Resistance Workshop; June 7-11, 2005; Quebec City, Canada
|Compares fresh-frozen plasma to ViveST plasma; whole blood to ViveST-WB; and PBMC extractions.
|Comparison of Hepatitis B Virus INNO-LiPA Genotyping Between Frozen Plasma and ViveST™, a Dried Transportation Matrix
|21st Clinical Virology Symposium; May 8-11, 2005; Clearwater Beach, FL, USA
|Demonstrates the viability of ViveST for HBV utilizing two different extraction methods, then processed on LiPA strips directed at three different areas on the HBV genome. All proved successful.
|Successful International Ambient Patient Plasma Transport of HIV-1 Clade A, B and C Using ViveST™, a Novel Dried Transportation Matrix
|12th Conference on
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|ViveST specimens were prepared and compared to FFP. The comparisons were TRUGENE HIV-1 Genotyping, HIV-1 GeneTanker complete and analyzed with MuTanker software. Samples were shipped from Israel.
|Comparison of Viral Load and Resistance Genotyping Between Frozen Plasma and a Novel Dried Plasma Transportation Medium (ViveST™) on Treated Patient Samples
|XIII International HIV Drug Resistance Workshop; June 8-12, 2004; Tenerife Sur-Costa Adeje, Canary Islands, Spain
|Demonstrates the viability of ViveST with multiple commercial FDA-approved HIV-1 assays. It also demonstrated excellent results with genotyping both in HIV with TREGENE and hepatitis C.
|HIV-1 Load Quantitation: A 17-Year Perspective
|The Journal of Infectious Diseases, September 2006
|Highlights some of the history, accomplishments, and impact of Tom Merigan's laboratory on the use of HIV-1 load as a marker, as well as on updating technologies for determining HIV-1 load, their performance, interpretation of the results, and their use in clinical practice.


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Hi,

 now I have a good reason for 2.8. I would like to:

 - switch compilers on windows to VS2010

 - only add features if they are in Python3 as well

 - maybe remove bsddb (because 3.x tossed it)

 I am working right now with a windows 2.7 version that I modified for VS2010,
 but life would be much easier if we decide to make the compiler transition.
 Because no official 2.8 will exist, this is a fine move.

 Also I struggled quite a lot buildin pywin32 for it. With 2.8, this will need
 no new special version, but the transition can be very easily done. pywin32 decides by

 <meta charset="utf-8"> # vs2008 or vs2010
 if sys.hexversion < 0x3030000:

 which could become

 # vs2008 or vs2010
 if sys.hexversion < 0x2080000 or sys.hexversion in xrange(0x3000000, 0x3030000):

 And python 2.8 without stackless is implicitly possible by defining STACKLESS_OFF ;-)

 Any objections?

 all the best - Chris

 On 06.11.13 21:03, Anselm Kruis wrote:

Hi,

 I agree, that we should continue to support Python 2. Our customers operate large data centers and implement processes using python 2. They won't migrate this code unless there is a very compelling (= saves money) reason.

 As long as the PSF releases new versions of Python 2.7, we should follow the 2.7 release cycle. This way we can guarantee that Stackless 2.7.x is compatible to C-Python 2.7.x. After the last C-Python release, we can continue to add bug fixes and support for new platforms or OS versions.

 About a Stackless 2.8: I like the idea, but we should keep a tight rein on it and only accept back-ports of features already in (Stackless-) Python 3.x. Otherwise we won't be able to keep a reasonable quality. And nobody will use a Stackless 2.8, if there is no reasonable migration path to (stackless) python 3.x. But if we add proven 3.x features, a stackless 2.8 could become an attractive option on the way to python 3.

 About Stackless 3.x: new features - except stackless related ones - should go to C-Python. We don't have enough resources to keep up the quality of the code and - more important - nobody will accept a stackless based solution, if stackless becomes an esoteric and incompatible fork of Python.

 Regards
 Anselm

 Am 31.10.2013 14:16, schrieb Kristján Valur Jónsson:

Fair enough.
 How hard are those to set up?

 2.8-slp could be branched off when we feel like it.
 I could be an enhanced 2.7 with the added benefit of having slp. There would be no stackless-less 2.8 :)
 Of course it will be an absolute bastard in terms of featuritis unless we keep a tight rein on it :)
 K

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 I am suggesting that Stackless-related discussion stay on this mailing list. It is
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The Academy Awards are over a month away, but that isn't stopping some of the biggest stars in the business from getting a head start on planning what they're going to wear. And according to stylists who have been getting stars ready to walk the red carpet for years, some celebrities really do need a month to find the perfect dress.
RELATED: PHOTOS: The 10 Best Dressed Stars On The Golden Globes Red Carpet
As we speak, the biggest names at this year's Oscars have people on the phone with the biggest names in fashion, negotiating exclusive deals with Givenchy and Prada and Dior Couture. Women's Wear Daily reports that while some stylists get a house to commit to their clients early in the game (hence all the planning) others find ways to get certain fashion houses to offer entire lines to one actress, and no one else.
"There are a lot of exclusives, so the list of go-to designers is becoming smaller and smaller," said George Kotsiopoulos, who dresses Freida Pinto and is co-host of the E network's "Fashion Police." "Even if you are a huge star and you call Versace or Valentino, they may tell you they already have an exclusive, so that already rules out those collections. It is getting a lot more difficult."
And the difficulty only increases when you consider how many legitimate style stars will be walking the carpet this year, including the much watched Michelle Williams and Jessica Chastain. Rooney Mara will likely have the pick of the litter for her attention-getting performance in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, to say nothing of the exciting and almost intellectual way she's been dressing at movie premieres and parties so far. Just this week, New York Times fashion critic Cathy Horyn wrote that Mara could probably lock down a look from either Givenchy (which she's worn) or Chanel (which would be a major change).
After seeing Givenchy, I thought she would look great in one of the soft sheer blouses (shown with a white undershirt) and a long fringe-beaded skirt, or maybe a silver skirt held up by a metal chain strap. But, then, when I saw the Chanel show this morning, I thought Ms. Mara would look amazing in some of the short blue-beaded dresses with halter necklines. Anyhow, she'll have the pick of dresses for the Oscars.
RELATED: PHOTOS: Rooney Mara Premieres Dragon Tattoo In Givenchy Couture
Emphasis ours. Still, the best comment on the matter probably comes from stylist Jessica Paster, who dresses Emily Blunt and Dakota Fanning. She told WWD that she wants "to see some of the designers be more open-minded and not be so very vapid," by which she means loaning dresses to women who aren't just the youngest, hottest, newest thing on the red carpet. And with that sentiment, we agree. How cool would it be to see Cecily Tyson or Helen Mirren step to the front of the dress line? They and women like them certainly deserve that.


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