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The Zarita is every woman at the party. That may sounds like a stretch, but we promise it's true. A seasonless, best selling style, this stretch lace number is super flattering and always feels fresh, thanks to a mix of tradition and sex appeal that works for every occasion. In our Resort collection's blue lagoon hue, this particular Zarita is a standout, feeling current but never trendy with a glamorous assortment of gilded accessories: a dancing heel, an envelope clutch and a striking bracelet. Oh, here's a tip: this is our go-to when attire isn't specified. Try it, we dare you—you'll definitely be well-dressed!
Party Dressing:
Enjoy It All… Wrap Your Gifts in an Unexpected Package !
November 23, 2015
The first in a six-part series, Diane is here to share how she wraps her gifts, and one particularly memorable box she received…
The best gift wrap I ever received was on my birthday, New Year's Eve. I was turning 29 and my boyfriend, who is now my husband, handed me a Band-Aid box. Inside, there were 29 loose diamonds ! I thought they were crystals !
I love a gift that surprises, so during the holidays it is fun to wrap your gifts in ways that are beautiful and unexpected. But my favorite is always to wrap with plain brown paper, so I can draw on the packages and write personal messages. Then I always tie them closed with a very long bow. It is fun for children, too.
Whatever you are giving, and whether it's for a friend, a lover or yourself, remember as you are choosing your gifts, how to pack them and where to give them, generosity is the best investment… Enjoy it All !
Party Dressing:
The Jewel Wrap
November 18, 2015
The Jewel wrap is like the perfect guest: she's always festive, but never too much. This dress brings together our enduring jersey wrap top that hugs and flatters, with a circle skirt in the beaded floral lace of our Kaleb shift dress. To play up the party mood of the Jewel, we love styling it with a crystal-encrusted minaudière, and a lace heel that matches the solid top, yet brings out the exquisite detail in the skirt. All charms that linger long after the party is over.
Holiday 2015:
The Inspiration
November 13, 2015
It's a time for love and giving, resolutions and, of course, festivities! The holidays are here, and this season, we took inspiration for our windows and photo shoots from the movement, color, glamour and energy of Studio 54 at its height. Our own studio and flagship shop are filled with glowing lights, and our holiday gift guide (not to mention our holiday assortment!) is a dazzling study in brights!
We're lucky to have reference photos—and memories—from Diane of the era: dancing, whispering, lounging and enjoying every single moment. She was, at the time, a new businesswoman, a young mother and a single woman who still made time to go out on the town. So in that spirit, this holiday season, whatever your plans, we invite you to enjoy it all!
In Conversation:
Tizita Hagere
November 09, 2015
We are always proud of our association with She's the First– an organization dedicated to providing scholarships to girls in low-income countries, its founder received the DVF People's Voice Award in 2013— but we are blushing particularly bright after meeting Tizita Hagere.
Tizita, seventeen, is a She's the First Scholar through their partner organization in Ethiopia, Selamta Family Project, which unites orphaned children and marginalized women to create forever families and bright futures by providing stable housing, excellent education and other developmental resources.
And Tizita's future is bright indeed as she is also the star of Difret, an award-winning film from executive producer Angelina Jolie. Shot in Ethiopia, the film tells the story of fourteen-year-old Hirut Assefa (based on Aberash Bekele) who is kidnapped on her way home from school and ends up shooting her would-be husband in an effort to escape. Sentenced to death, Hirut finds hope when Meaza Ashenafi, the founder of the Ethiopian Women Lawyers Association, steps in to argue her case. Directed by Zeresenay Berhane Mehari, the film has been celebrated for its powerful message and for its ability to spark dialogue around one of Ethiopia's most brutal traditions.
Tizita, who joined Selamta in 2006, after her father passed away and her mother was too ill to care for her, has always had a knack for acting. She has acted in many plays and skits for shows known as "Selamta Idol." She also attended theater camp where her acting abilities caught the eye of the producer and director of Difret who asked if she would audition for the role of Hirut Assefa.
The rest, as they say, is history, and as the film continues to make waves in cities across the country, we were lucky enough to meet Tizita on a recent visit to New York. We caught up with the young actress on what it was like to appear in her first feature film, meeting Angelina Jolie, and the age-old question of New York vs. L.A.
What was the audition process like?
He (director Zeresenay Berhane Mehari) gave us a scene, a script and I was the first one to get it, and I had the screen test. I had to cry. I asked him, "Do I have to cry"? I couldn't. He gave me two chances and I couldn't. I thought I was out, but I wasn't.
How did you feel when you found out you had been cast in the film?
When I got cast I was really happy. I think that was the happiest day of my life.
How long did you work on the film?
The shooting was I think one month. It was short. But it took two or three years for the whole process.
And what was it like to work with Meron Getnet?
She is one of the most popular actresses in Ethiopia. I was happy to see her! I saw her in her car. I was screaming.
Did you meet Aberash Bekele?
I did. I met her once. I haven't gotten to talk to her. We had photos, and that's all. I learned a lot from the movie. I think it will change many things.
How did your siblings and classmates respond?
They ask me a lot about it, about the story, the shooting. Because it's unique. Three girls from Selamta are in the film. One of them is my best friend. We've been friends for nine years.
What's next?
I want to be an actress but I know school is important. I also want to be a medical doctor, to do surgery things. Both!
What classes do you enjoy most?
I love biology. I don't know why, I just love it. The body things, especially the heart.
What was it like to meet Angelina Jolie?
Wow. She's just wow. She's very kind. She gave me two iPads, one for me, one for my family. She was very kind and very friendly.
The word "Difret" means courage, what does that mean to you?
I think Hirut was brave, because she was fighting with the tradition, not with a man. I think it's hard even to think about that. I'm not as brave as she is!
What did you think when you saw the film?
Wow. That was weird! I had never seen myself on a screen. I cried. I thought I was good at it! I was like, was that me?! I was proud of myself!
And what do you hope people take away from the film?
For boys, guys, I want them to see that they have to be kind for a woman, that they can't control them. And for girls, I want them to learn that they can do anything. They can even change the law! She did. I want them to be brave.
Do you have a favorite moment from filming?
I liked it when we were shooting in a car and somebody called me little Meron (Getnet). She's a well-known actress! I was happy!
What is it like to be a celebrity in Ethiopia?
There are no paparazzi there! We don't know their stories. They're kind of free, but they have a lot of fans.
Is there anyone in your life that you look up to?
My mother. She encourages me. She's strong. She always told me to think for others, not only for myself. That's a big one.
And how do you like New York?
This is my first time. I think it's great! I like it. I went to the Museum of Natural History, and I went to Central Park. I've had a lot of new foods. I like the French fries.
New York or LA?
LA! It's chilly here.
Don't forget to join the conversation and see how you can help at http://www.difret.com/take-action.
Party Dressing:
The Kendra Jumpsuit
November 06, 2015
The Kendra is the life of any party: she's adventurous and spirited, without overshadowing the hostess. What we love most about the Kendra jumpsuit is the ease: it's lace with stretch that's flattering and soft, with an elastic waist that doesn't take any fussing—and doesn't take away from the polish of a black floor-length look. Speaking of polish, we love matching the Kendra to a lace heel, and adding a super glamorous clutch for shine. Like the girl who leaves you with a smile when she walks away, the Kendra has a parting wink of her own: a daring open back that's sure to turn heads in any room.
Party Dressing:
The Kaleb Shift
November 04, 2015
The Kaleb dress is like the perfect hostess: it's dazzling, adaptable and puts everyone at ease. In a stunning beaded floral over lace, the sleeveless shape is a versatile choice that can be worn alone or over a sheer black blouse, pairing with a delicate gold heel or solid black suede over tights. Just pick up a matching clutch and you've perfectly accessorized our favorite party dress for this holiday season!
Our New Brand Ambassador!
November 03, 2015
Congratulations and a warm welcome to Hanna Beth Merjos, who has been selected as the next DVF Global Brand Ambassador! We're all looking forward to working with Hanna Beth as she begins a year that will change her life, and continues on the journey to becoming the woman she wants to be!
Meet Feven Yohannes, Our Fiat Winner!
November 03, 2015
Diane von Furstenberg and House of DVF just gave away a custom DVF-printed Fiat 500x to the woman who could explain in one photo and one tweet how she became the woman she wanted to be. All of the judges were so inspired by our winner, Feven Yohannes, who wrote: "From Eritrea to a refugee camp in Sudan, I carry the pride of my people & the strength of my mother." After Diane presented Feven with the Fiat, we caught up with this inspiring young woman to hear more of her story.
The story of how you became the woman you wanted to be was so inspiring to everyone who voted! Tell us more about where you're from, and how you came to be who you are today.
The story begins before I was born. My father was a freedom fighter and leader in the Eritrean-Ethiopian war and he was eventually exiled from his own country as he foresaw and spoke out against an inevitable Eritrean dictatorship.
My father (who was just recovering from injuries caused by a land mine explosion leaving him blind in his left eye), and mother (who was four weeks pregnant with my older brother Thomas), walked from Asmara to a refugee camp in Gibra, Sudan. They did this with no money and only with the clothes they were wearing. I once asked my father, "What did that feel like?" To which he replied with a smile, "It's like walking from LA to San Francisco. It took us a few months but we got there."
Two years after they arrived at the refugee camp we were born literally in a hut. I say "we" as I have an identical twin sister. My mother didn't know she was expecting twins. I was born first. Then fifteen minutes later my mother felt a sudden urge and just like that, Helena entered the world. It was not only the biggest shock of their lives, but it was also a huge shock to the community of friends they made in the refugee camp.
Twins in Sudan are not glorified as they are in the United States or in another parts of Africa. So, when we were born, people began to distance themselves from my parents. Poor with no family and very few friends it was my mother who decided to apply for a green card – naturally my father was very supportive.
My mother is a dreamer. She told my father, "I had a dream we would be in America very soon." And she was right! We won the green card lottery and moved to Rochester, New York a year later where our younger brother, Nate (who was recently appointed by the White House as a Presidential Appointee to the U.S. Small Business Administration) was born.
Who in your life inspires you?
My mother and father inspire me everyday. They are my heroes. Watching my parents struggle, but turning it into an opportunity for a better life for our family, has instilled a confidence and resilience within me.
My twin sister Helena is my rock and actually bought me my first copy of 'The Woman I Wanted to Be.' She said, "You have to read Diane's book, it will change the way you look at life." And she was right. Diane's story, her grace, her independence, her brand, and the legacy she has created inspires me to be the woman I have always wanted to be.
What was your introduction to Diane von Furstenberg?
My mother introduced me to DVF when she brought home the most elegant-modern black and white chain link wrap dress that she insisted she buy for herself! (I think I was ten years old at the time.) I have to mention that when my mother wants something, she'll work overtime for it. Even if my father could get it for her, it means more to her that she buy it on her own. I love that about my mother and equally love that my father is so encouraging and supportive of her.
Tell us about when you found out that you won the Fiat, and about meeting Diane.
A little over a year ago I sold my car and invested the money into my startup I Heart Savvy. The very little money I've made since then I put into my business, so I really needed a car. But I didn't win just any car – I won a custom wrap DVF Fiat 500x Crossover, because of a tweet! I still can't believe it and I am so honored to drive around LA as an extension of an incredible brand that has inspired millions of women to be the driver in their life. DVF is a movement. Meeting Diane is by far the most incredible thing that has happened to me on this journey. As I walked up to her I told myself, "Feven don't cry" and then…tears. I was so overwhelmed with emotions of gratitude. To meet the woman who has inspired and influenced you not just in fashion but also in life is a surreal feeling. I can never thank her enough. My life is forever changed by this moment. I never imagined that an Eritrean political refugee would be standing next to her idol, the icon that is Diane. This really is the American dream.
What goals are you working towards now? Do you have any new projects on the horizon?
What makes the FIAT contest win even more special is that it came from a woman that I admire so deeply. Diane designs dresses for the modern woman and we are creating a mobile app for the modern millennial bride. I'm currently one of three co-founders (one of whom is my twin sister, Helena) of an all women LA-based wedding technology startup called I HEART SAVVY. The wedding industry is 100 billion dollar industry in the United States alone and 80% of the spending is offline. It is simply a graveyard of innovation and we have the rare opportunity to change that.
Diane loves mantras. Are there any words you live by?
"I come as one, I stand as 10,000." I often repeat those beautiful words by the phenomenal Dr. Maya Angelou when I need motivation, a reminder of how far we've come and to keep going. As a political refugee from Eritrea, sometimes taking a moment to think of those we left behind in the refugee camp and our parents' sacrifices really motivates me to keep pushing! I firmly believe this journey is bigger than just me. It is a purpose.
Coffee with Joffe:
Final Thoughts
November 02, 2015
Spoiler alert! Each week, DVF Style Editor Jessica Joffe is debriefing Sunday night's episode. Read more for her take on all the latest drama, but be sure to catch Episode 8, the season finale, first!
And so, my dears, we come to the end of another season of House of DVF. It seems as though we've only just started, but here we are, crowning our new princess, putting our sketchpads and pin cushions away, and reflecting on the last few months.
I'm terribly excited for Hanna Beth, who has a good head, a good heart and a fresh perspective, to be our new brand ambassador. But first my final round of notes on their presentation.
It should come as no surprise that the pressure of the competition finally gets to be too much for Cat and Alli. Cat seeks refuge in her rage and Alli in her tears. I understand both of them, and though Cat's outburst is frightening and inappropriate I understand and have compassion for her: she wants it that badly. Diane likes this aspect of her, but I don't. Ultimately she's too much of a liability to take on but I hope and expect she will learn from this episode and modulate her relationship with her own desire (which she expresses at the expense of everything, including propriety) as she grows up and moves along in her career. Alli has been holding it in for too long and pushing herself too hard. I hope she knows that, like making brand-appropriate sartorial choices, home décor can also be taught! I am not sure how I myself would have performed with as little prep as she had.
The fact that Hanna Beth ultimately remains calm in the face of so much stress is one of the reasons she is now our brand ambassador. She finally demonstrates the effortlessness, flexibility and grace our brand stands for. She is also secretly a little wry sense of humor which will come in handy over the next year.
I wish I had had the good fortune to sit in on Stefani's brand seminar. She is one of the true sages in this business and the girls owe the success of their presentations in large measure to her. As their teachers we have to be strict, and sometimes I wish we had been stricter. We are not there to hold their hands but to push them to meet their potential. The job they are all gunning for is not for amateurs. It relies heavily on self-determination, discipline and passion. If you are truly passionate you don't have to force it, it comes naturally. Stefani makes that very clear every day.
In the end I am thrilled with each girl's presentation. They are warm, congenial and articulate. I prefer Hanna's design to everyone else's — it's the most distinctly on brand — but Cat and Allie both sold their ideas with gusto and I'd wear Cat's dress even if it wasn't DVF. After nearly half a year in the program, they have FINALLY figured out that working together does not undermine their individual accomplishments. Is it possible to start the program all over again? Anyone?
Again, I've learned more than I ever imagined from the girls. About myself and them. It is a humbling experience to mentor them all, and I am grateful for every moment. Vulcan death grip allegations, pink silk robes, tears, laughter and all!
Inside House of DVF:
We Have a Winner
November 02, 2015
The morning after Diane selected the next DVF Global Brand Ambassador, we caught up with Alli, Cat and Hanna Beth to learn what they really thought about the result. Hear from the two runners up as they look back on their experience in the program and get to know the next Brand Ambassador as she prepares for the job of a lifetime!


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Bulls Game Notes For Thursday @ Golden State
* The Warriors swept the season series against the Bulls last season, scoring at least 103 points in both games against Chicago, while holding the Bulls to 95 points or less in each game.
* The Bulls beat the Suns 101-92 on Tuesday and have held their opponents under 100 points in each of their last six games, the longest active streak in the NBA.
* The Warriors lost to the Bobcats 91-75 on Tuesday, setting a season low in field-goal percentage (.312). The Warriors have shot worse than 40 percent from the field in each of their last two games.
* Joakim Noah has recorded a double-double in each of his last two games against the Warriors, and has recorded double-digit rebounds in seven of nine career games against Golden State. Noah is averaging 12.2 rebounds per game against the Warriors over his career, his highest rebounds per game average against any single opponent.
* Carlos Boozer has recorded a double-double in 16 of 23 career games against the Warriors and is averaging 11.8 rebounds per game against Golden State, his highest career rebounding average against any single opponent.
* Since January 1, Stephen Curry has been one of the best scorers in the NBA, averaging 26.9 points per game, the fifth most in the league.


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The Breaks of the Game
Knopf, 1981 - Sports & Recreation - 362 pages
"Among the best books ever written on professional basketball." The Philadelphia Inquirer David Halberstam, best-selling author of THE FIFTIES and THE BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST, turns his keen reporter's eye on the sport of basketball -- the players and the coaches, the long road trips, what happens on court, in front of television cameras, and off-court, where no eyes have followed -- until now.
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- Madrazo y Garreta, Raimundo de
- Title
- The Actress María Guerrero as `Doña Inés'
- Chronology
- 1891
- Technique
- Oil
- Support
- Canvas
- Dimensions
- 115,5 cm x 74 cm
- School
- Spanish
- Theme
- Portrait
- On display
- Yes
- Provenance
- Donación Fernando Díaz de Mendoza para el Museo de Arte Moderno, hacia 1933.
A portrait of the actress, María Guerrero (1868-1928), at the age of 23. She is portrayed in the role of "doña Inés," from the play, Don Juan Tenorio, by José Zorrilla (1871-1893). The work, premiered in 1844, was one of its author's greatest achievements; a reinterpretation in the Romantic style of the myth of Don Juan created by Tirso de Molina (1571-1648).
María Guerrero, dressed in the habit of the Calatrava nuns, interprets the moment in which doña Inés, who has withdrawn to a convent, receives a love letter from Don Juan, hidden in the pages of a book.
This painting is an excellent example of Raimundo de Madrazo's great skill for portraiture, a genre that occupied much of his career. The expressivity of the actress' gesture, her sweet expression, and the luminosity of her habit contrast with a neutral background that is merely hinted at by a few quick patches of color.
This work was donated to the now-defunct Museum of Modern Art in 1933 by Fernando Díaz de Mendoza.


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Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil in Perversion
213 reviews
51% would repurchase
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Price: $$$
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Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Tan, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I am an eyeliner junkie that is always looking for the blackest black to line my waterline with. My wedding makeup artist recommended this particular one to me so even though the price was a bit steep for an eye pencil, I splurged anyway.
The color payoff is great. It is super pigmented and feels almost like a gel and gives me a really gorgeous dark color. Just what I was looking for.
Unfortunately, it also has a lot of drawbacks. 1) It irritated my eyes when I wore it on my waterline. Dried them out while I was wearing contacts and just left them red and itchy. 2) The pencil is so much like a gel that handling it in pencil form takes quite a bit of practice. The steadiest of hands will have trouble drawing a straight line. 3) Needs a lot of sharpening which means I run through this pretty quickly. And since the price is not exactly low, I find myself not really reaching for this a lot.
Frankly, a lot of drugstore brands are just as good if not better for about half the price.
Age: 25-29
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although it does get super smudgey, I love the look for a night out. Not appropriate for day or office wear, because it does get so smudgey
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Eyes: Hazel
A few hours wearing this and I had misty black shadows around my eyes and a trail of smudge from here to there. I absolutely love UD's liners but this fails to stay put even with a primer. Within minutes it migrates beneath my eyes and into the waterline and just looks sloppy. There's some fallout too, which if I don't spot it right away will sort of melt into my skin and become difficult to remove without making a huge mess.
The color is amazing though. It's rich and deeply pigmented. Compared to my other black liners it looks much darker and more of a true carbon black, no grey or muddy tones. Feels soft and creamy and glides on silkily. My favorite part of the UD liners is the texture and this is no exception. I have a couple of this particular color because it's been included in a few of the UD liner sets but I never use it. So disappointing.
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I was so disappointed with this liner! As we all know, Urban Decay produces some awesome, quality stuff but as inky black as this liner may be, it was taken back for a refund. The color is a beautiful, pitch black that glides on like a dream, except in smudged almost immediately. Not even primer potion or setting it with shadow prevented raccoon eyes.
Total bummer, I really wanted to loves this liner.
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Eyes: Brown
I wanted to love it, because of the color and the application - it looks beautiful.
However, the bottom line is I need the makeup to last the whole day and not worry about raccoon eyes or look like I have dark eye circles in which case this eyeliner fails. :(
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Medium, Warm
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Eyes: Black
So disappointed that this got 3.5 stars! I expected at least a 4-4.5 stars! Anyway, all I have to say that it's the perfect eyeliner! I use this eyeliner for everything! Super black and creamy and it really does last all day and I have super oily eyelids (but I also use udpp). I wish it was retractable and it's a bit pricey but so worth it :) Stays put in the waterline, awesome smudgy eyeliner for smokey eyes, and I have created a bold cat eye liner with this many times and get loads of compliments! I even had to write down for some people what eyeliner I used and where to purchase! Lol
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
Best black eyeliner I've ever used, I was looking for something that was really dark and this is just perfect ! Lasts all day even on the waterline and it stays soft for a few seconds after applying so I can be smudged fairly easily, it's also really soft which I like, would definitely repurchase when this is finished
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Other, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Best black eyeliner pencil on the market, hands down. A common theme runs through the negative reviews here for this product, and many of them reek of the user's inability to apply a soft pencil liner satisfactorily (which is really a shame to mark this product down for that). While it is true that the pencils in this line are expensive, and because they are softer than most you will have to sharpen more often, I find that the pros outweigh these cons and make these the only eyeliners in pencil form that I use. Note also that you need to let the pencil set for several seconds after applying. Then once it's set, it's set.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I have to admit, I think it's unfair that Perversion has an overall score of only 3.4 - It is a fantastic creamy, pigmented black eyeliner - arguably the blackest eyeliner on the market at the moment, and it really stays well, doesn't smudge, and glides onto the waterline easily. For these qualities alone, it deserves at least a 4-4.5. It is the better, greater sister of Urban Decay's Zero, which isn't nearly as black as this. My only issue with this eyeliner is because it is so creamy, it needs sharpening often (after pretty much every use) and thus will run out fast. Due to its texture it doesn't keep a point for long, but if you sharpen the pencil each time you use it, this shouldn't be an issue. However, it is still easy to use. My eyeliner phobic mother finds it really quick and easy to use this for a mid-thick line, but it you want to achieve a thin precise line, or a more sophisticated line such as the cat eye, it can be difficult. It seems like when it comes to pencil eyeliner, you need to sacrifice a creamy, smooth consistency, for a sharper point. You can't have it both ways. Also, I received mine in the Ocho Loco gift set, so it was better value for money compared to it's individual price tag of £14, which I think is quite expensive. Overall, I WOULD recommend this eyeliner if you're after a very pigmented black liner, the consistency really is heavenly but is bothersome if you want to use it to achieve a certain look. I use mine now mainly on my upper waterline, to close the gap between eyeliner and lashes, and for this purpose it is absolutely fabulous, Be mindful that it will run out quickly. I would also recommend other colours in the 24/7 Glide on eyeliner series, they are fantastic and vibrant, and the texture is as good as Perversion.
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Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Other
Eyes: Brown
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One of the reasons I started my website was to create a place where women can come together and dream. Women should know that they don't have to hang on to an old dream that has stopped nurturing them -- that there is always time to start a new dream. This week's story is about one woman who, despite 100 pounds of extra weight, finally decided she wasn't going to let her size stop her from living life. -- Marlo, MarloThomas.com
By Lori Weiss
While most of the kids in Susan Kleiner's high school algebra class couldn't wait for the bell to ring, Susan would have been happy to just keep doing equations. It wasn't that she was a math whiz, it was that she dreaded what came next: Gym. Susan was 40 pounds overweight and the idea of running laps made her want to run and hide.
"There was a trailer on the school grounds and I'd run behind it," she laughed. "I'd put my feet up on the steps so no one could see me, then wait for the other kids to run a lap, and hope I could just blend in when they circled back around the second time."
"My mom would go in for parent teacher conferences and all the teachers would tell her how great I was doing, except the gym teachers, of course. They would say, 'We just haven't quite figured out how to get her to move yet.' So I guess I wasn't fooling anyone. I was just so uncomfortable with my body, I didn't give myself a chance."
It's a battle Susan has been fighting her entire life and something she takes to heart. Her struggle with her weight never held her back from anything else -- not from dating, not from the school plays, not from extraordinary success in her career as an attorney -- just from becoming the athlete that inside, she was yearning to be.
"I'm not very good at athletics to begin with," Susan said, "but worse yet, I thought people would look at me and laugh. I could overcome just about anything with my sense of humor or my intelligence, but none of that helped on the athletic field."
And by the time she was approaching 40, after having two children, she felt even further away from that goal.
"After having my second daughter, I went back to work pretty quickly and I was putting in a lot of hours and not getting much sleep. I was last on the list. I wasn't even thinking about exercise. I was just trying to balance it all and that's when my weight started really creeping up."
Susan was now 100 pounds beyond where she wanted to be. "I had all these dreams of what I could do when I lost the weight. I had it in my head that when I lost 50 pounds, I'd do a 5K. My brother and his wife do them. The cool kids do 5Ks. And I wanted to be one of them. I still wanted to be one of the cool kids."
It wasn't just her cool brother and sister-in-law who ran -- lots of Susan's friends did too. And a couple of them were training for the SheROX Relay Triathlon in Asbury Park, New Jersey. So when they mentioned they were looking for someone to do the swim portion, which was a quarter of mile in the Atlantic Ocean, Susan wondered -- could it even be possible? Swimming was the one athletic endeavor she had loved, way back in elementary school.
"I asked how many laps in a pool that quarter mile would be," Susan recalled, "and they said 17. So I went to a pool, in my ruffled swimsuit, you know, the kind with the skirt that hides things, and I got in that pool and I swam and swam. I think I swam 25 laps. I was kind of amazed that I could do it."
And that's when Susan had an epiphany: that life was passing her by, as she waited to lose the weight. And she wasn't willing to wait anymore. So she signed up for the race.
"I started swimming several times a week," she said, "for half an hour or 45 minutes. My daughters created bead necklaces for me that I kept by the pool, so I wouldn't lose track of the laps. And then when we went to the beach for a week, I asked the lifeguards if I could swim from one guard station to the next. I wanted to get used to swimming in the ocean. I was certain of my swimming, but I was still terrified of the ocean aspect of it -- particularly the possibility of sharks. But I convinced myself, that since I wasn't the fastest swimmer, that if there were sharks out there, they'd probably eat someone else first."
But there was something Susan hadn't planned for. At a pool, you can slip out of your towel and into the water, without many people paying attention. During a relay triathlon, there's no towel waiting for you when you get out of the ocean. You have to run from the beach to the boardwalk, in just your bathing suit, so the team's biker can begin her part of the race.
"I hadn't planned on running," Susan explained, "but I had to move quickly. I didn't want to put my biker at a disadvantage because I was afraid for people to see me in my swimsuit. So there I was -- all of me -- running to give her the relay chip -- but I felt so triumphant after finishing that swim, that it changed everything."
It changed everything so dramatically, that Susan decided to jump into more than just the water. She signed up for a full sprint triathlon and began training to do the entire race -- a race that would challenge her not only to swim a quarter of a mile in open water -- but to bike 12 miles and run a 5K, just like the "cool kids".
"My mantra became Float. Roll. Stroll. Finish." she said with a smile. "That way I couldn't fail. I just wanted to finish, even if I finished last. I called the organizers and asked what time they closed the course –- what if I'm really slow? And they said 'We won't shut it down. We'll wait for you.'"
And they did -- cheering for her every step of the way. Susan was the very last racer to make it in, but she floated, rolled and strolled to the very end. Her friend Selena jumped out of the crowd to join her for the last leg of the race and another friend, Cristian, doubled back so he could be with her when she crossed the finish line.
"My daughters were waiting for me and my youngest was so excited that she was telling everyone, 'My Mommy is a triathlete and she never gives up.' It was so important for them to see me not give up -- that I could do something that was so hard for me, because I wanted them to know that we don't have to win at everything. We just have to try our very best."
Since then, Susan has stayed in the game. She's completed two other triathlons and right now she's training for races that will take place in August and September.
"This is a huge victory for the fat girl who was picked last in gym class. I may not look like the skinny girls, but this body deserves some applause. I'm trying to get healthy and losing weight is part of that quest, but we need to do the best we can with what we've got. And if that's what I'm doing, that's a good day."
"I'm never going to be in the Olympics," she said softly. "I may never even come in the top third, but I can be happy with getting out there. I don't need to be perfect. Float. Roll. Stroll. Finish."
If you'd like to follow Susan's journey or learn more about the triathlons she's competing in, you can visit her website at www.susansway.com.
Susan Kleiner always had it in her head that once she lost 50 pounds, she'd run a 5K. But after years of struggling to find the motivation to get to the gym, Susan decided to start by doing the swim portion of a triathlon relay with her friends. Today Susan regularly participates in sprint triathlons. Here, she poses with friends Kate Harrison, left, and Kellie McGuire, right, after they all completed the Danskin sprint triathlon.
During her training, one of the hardest obstacles to overcome for Susan was the idea of swimming in the open waters of the ocean, or in this case, the lake. Here she is on the far left, wading into the waters of Peddie Lake at the start of the Hightstown Triathlon.
Once Susan signed up for a full sprint triathlon, she adopted the motto "Float. Roll. Stroll. Finish.", to help her get through to the finish line. Here, Susan just finished the swim portion of the Hightstown Triathlon and moves on the bike portion.
When she signed up for her first full marathon, Susan's one goal was just to finish, but she was afraid she would be too slow. So before the race she called the organizers and asked them what time they closed the course, in fear that they would end the race before she had a chance to finish. Here, Susan pushes her way to the finish line, while her friends are in the background cheering her on.
Susan had always imagined that she'd have to lose her extra weight before she could ever compete in a triathlon. But then her friends invited her to do the swim portion of the SheROX Relay Triathlon. Here, Susan poses (far right) before her first triathlon with her relay partners. Kellie McGuire (far left) did the bicycle portion, Nicole LeBron (center left) did the run, and Kate Harrison (center right), who completed the entire triathlon by herself, was instrumental in helping Susan train for the swim.
After the quarter of a mile swim in open water, there was no towel waiting for Susan. Because it was a relay triathlon, she had to run from the beach to the boardwalk, so that the biker could begin her part of the race. Here, Susan finishes the swim at the SheROX Relay Triathlon and moves to pass the race off to her teammate waiting to start the bike portion of the triathlon.
After successfully completing the swim portion of the SheROX triathlon, everything changed for Susan; she felt triumphant and inspired to take on a full triathlon by herself. Here, the ladies of the SheROX Relay Triathlon team pose after successfully completing the race.
Between having two children, putting in extra hours at work, and not getting much sleep, Susan had a hard time even finding a place in her schedule to fit exercise. But after years of putting it off, in 2010 Susan was 100 pounds over her target weight. Here, she poses with one of her two daughters.
After giving birth to her second daughter in 2003, Susan went right back to work and her extremely busy schedule. It was during that period in her life, when things seemed to be most hectic, that Susan really lost track of her weight. Here she poses with her daughter in 2003.
For Susan, it was her weight that had been holding her back from finding the athlete inside of her. And while finding a way to be comfortable with her own body was something she struggled with her whole life, her weight never held her back from anything else. Here, Susan poses with her brother Jaime Schleck at her college graduation in 1992.
Susan never felt like she was any good at sports, and she always felt like people would take one look at her and laugh. "I could overcome just about anything with my sense of humor or my intelligence, but none of that helped on the athletic field," says Susan. Here, she poses with her friend Helenrose Fives (left) in 1990.
In high school Susan was 40 pounds overweight and just the idea of gym class made her uncomfortable. So during those classes where the kids were made to run laps, Susan would hide behind a trailer on school grounds and wait for the other kids to do a couple of laps before she jumped in the crowd, hoping she could fool her teachers into thinking she had run the laps like the rest of the class.
When she was a child the one athletic endeavor Susan really loved was swimming. Here she is, at age three, with her swimmies on.
Here, Susan on her first birthday, with chocolate cake all over.
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Question from Trelmayas
What is "Rapid Aim"?
Certain bows have the bonus called "Rapid Aim". Does anyone know what effect this has in game? Does it reduce the attack speed penalty when using the aim talent?
Thank you in advance.
6 years ago
No "rapid aim" talent is shown anywhere. There is the "aim"sustained talent, or "rapid shot" sustained talent; Are these what you're talking about? If so, then no, it does not grant access to these or automatically activate them.
I have had a rapid aim bow equipped on Leliana for awhile. Many of the unique bows have this quality. I've tested equipping a bow with rapid shot, then comparing by equipping a bow with the exact same stats without rapid shot. It grants no additional talent, nor does it have any obvious impact on the numbers in the statistics screen.
6 years ago
Accepted Answer
There was some testing done and some digging in the tool set and it turns out that Rapid Aim decreases the time it takes to Aim the particular ranged weapon by about 30%.
Interestingly enough, there's a bug in the aiming code that makes ranged weapons slower if you stack on a ton of speed increasing talents and/or spells (haste + rapid aim + rapid shot + high dexterity etc.) and no real word if this was ever corrected. So for all intents and purposes, Rapid aim really means "Don't need to keep Rapid Shot activated".
Here is the thread that covered this. social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/9/index/314981/1#493909
6 years ago
you know how there is a rapid aim talent? i'm not 100% sure but i think it gives you access to this if you dont have it unlocked much like furry in the kotor series for certain weapons. It is possible though that it is always on when the bow is equipped without you having to waste points activating it you could easily check this in game by equipping one of these bows then checking to see whether or not rapid aim is activated, and btw rapid aim just increases rate of fire (and might slightly reduce damage output but using it for 50% of my play time as a rogue i didnt notice any difference in output while noticing an extreme rate of fire increase)
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In a normal year, Verellen Orchards and Cider Mill and Westview Orchards in Washington Township would have been harvesting their peach crop ahead of nearby Romeo's Labor Day weekend Peach Festival.
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Georgia dentists from across the state will donate their time and expertise to provide dental care to thousands of adults in need through the Georgia Mission of Mercy (GMOM) project, an outreach program of the Georgia Dental Association and its Foundation for Oral Health. Basic dental services will be offered to low- and no-income adults including cleanings, fillings and extractions. GMOM's free, 100-chair portable dental clinic will be at the Georgia National Fairgrounds on June 19-20, 2015, doors opening at 5 a.m. on both days. Patients will be seen on a first-come, first-served basis with about 1,000 patients seen per day. The event will take place at Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter, McGill Marketplace Building, 401 Larry Walker Pkwy, Perry, GA 31069. For more information on GMOM, please visit www.GeorgiaMissionOfMercy.org.
Registration for the GDA Annual Meeting is open! The event takes place July 23-26 in Amelia Island, Florida. New inclusive pricing creates an exceptional value. One fee gets you CE, Exhibit Hall entry, one Kickoff Event with Herman Cain ticket, and one Ultimate Tailgate ticket. Inclusive pricing for other registrant categories too! Early bird pricing ends June 30. We have rooms available in all price categories. Visit www.MeetGDA.com to register!
ALERT! The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services announced on June 1, 2015, a delay in the enforcement of the Medicare Opt-In or Opt Out requirement to June 1, 2016. The previous date for health care providers to notify the federal government of their Medicare decision was June 1, 2015.
The American Dental Association continues to seek a legislative repeal of the requirement that dentists who treat Medicare beneficiaries must enroll in or opt out of Medicare to prescribe medication to their qualifying patients with Part D drug plans.
"This decision was based on CMS' analysis of current Part D prescriber enrollment trends, and the strong concerns expressed recently by Part D sponsors and pharmacy benefit managers about their ability to make the complex system enhancements need to comply with the prescriber enrollment requirement due to the changes made by the IFC [interim final rule with comment]," the CMS Center for Program Integrity said in announcing the delay. The IFC comment period closes on July 6, 2015.
For more details, visit the ADA.org website.
We are looking forward to Kevin Cain, PhD, speaking at the Annual Meeting on "Protecting the Profession: Strategies for Maintaining Clinical Autonomy." Although still highly-fragmented, dentistry is in the early stages of industry consolidation. At the forefront of the consolidation process are dental service organizations (DSOs) or what most refer to as corporate dentists. As DSOs enter new markets and further saturate their existing markets, independent practitioners may fear that they will be unable to compete or that they may lose their clinical autonomy to consolidation. In this course, we will examine DSOs and discount procedure-based practices. We will look at their competitive advantages and strategies about how to turn these practice models into opportunities for innovation. Register for the GDA Annual Meeting starting May 1 to attend this course.
The GDA Annual Meeting features some outstanding CE, including "Protecting Patients and Practitioners. HIPAA and HITECH: Are You Audit Ready?" by Linda Harvey, RDH, MS. With the passage of the HITECH Act of 2009 and the 2013 Final Omnibus Rule, HIPAA compliance went from being viewed "simply as guidelines" to "enforced compliance" with mandatory audits, stiff fines and penalties. These new laws impact the entire practice, including your employees and business associates. Building upon basic HIPAA knowledge, this course reviews the recent changes and introduces standard of care and identity theft issues associated with data breaches. Learn exactly what you need to do to protect patient health information and safeguard yourself and your practice against consequences.
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Lets consider this example...
You are on a plane with your kids. Plane is broken and people need oxygen or they will die.
Mom #1 - Starts putting a mask on her 1st baby, then the 2nd baby, but passes out and dies. Nobody put a mask on 3rd baby so he dies as well.
Mom #2 - Put herself a mask FIRST. Then put masks on all her 3 kids. Everybody survived.
Moral of the story. If you don't take care or yourself, you will never take care of your kids. Ghettos are full of mothers that placed their kids 1st. Kids before education, kids before work, kids b4 anything. Local jails are then filled with those kids, already grown up. Good luck with that plan!


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Patient Falls
Patients are often in a weakened or confused state in hospital, and are more susceptible to falling. Falls are a leading cause of hospital-acquired injury, and frequently prolong or complicate hospital stays. At Healthscope hospitals we document and investigate every fall and take action to reduce the number of falls that occur.
This graph shows the number of falls in Healthscope hospitals for the past 6 years, compared with the industry rate. Falls are presented as a percentage of patient days – allowing us to compare Healthscope hospitals with other hospitals of a different size. Patients in Healthscope hospitals on average have a lower rate of falls than those in other hospitals.
*In January 2015, an external audit found an inconsistency in hospital data for 2013. As a result, the chart has been revised and the rate has increased.
See details on: How we work out our falls rate
For a discussion on the data, see: Limitations of data
To view data for each Healthscope hospital, see 'Our Hospitals'
What we are doing to further reduce falls
Reducing the risk of patient harm resulting from falls is one of the patient safety goals of the Australian Commission on Safety & Quality in Healthcare (ACSQHC) . Healthscope has a falls-reduction program that provides guidelines for everyone involved in the care of patients in all of our hospitals. The falls-reduction program includes patient evaluation, interventions, staff education and training, patient education and outcomes assessment.
Improvement strategies may vary from hospital to hospital. Examples are:
- Assessment of all patients for risk of falls
- Implementation of precautions to reduce the risk of falling for example:
- Non-slip socks
- Bed and chair sensors which detect patient moving from bed
- Use of lifting equipment and walking aids
- Analysis of falls incidents
- Spot audits to provide information about environmental factors
- Use of a "traffic light" system where patients are given a red, orange or green tag, which alerts staff to whether the patient is at risk of falling
How can you help?
At Healthscope, you, as a patient or visitor are part of the health care team. Print a brochure containing handy hints about preventing falls in hospital and at home. You can also watch a helpful video.
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[pinit] I am a Pinterest-friendly site. If you pin me, I am honored! If you make a comment on one of my photos on Pinterest, you're likely to get a comment back. "Thanks so much!" or "You bet!" or something else equally friendly. But this recipe for Old Fashioned Gluten Free Cornbread, originally posted in May 2009, had a terrible photo (scroll down – it's still here!). A photo not befitting such a fabulous, all-cornmeal cornbread recipe. But still, sometimes you pinned it. And my heart sank a little each time. Now I don't want to whitewash what was. I was simply terrible at this all when I started blogging in 2009. Fact. But now, at least I have a better camera. And this recipe deserves it. You deserve it!
This time around, I baked the cornbread in a cast iron skillet. But only because, well, I love baking in a cast iron skillet. Nothing heats as evenly or bakes as well. It creates the most distinctive, lovely crust, without any input from me. But this recipe happens to be incredibly versatile. Over the years, you have written to me, telling me that you made it with granulated sugar instead of honey, milk instead of buttermilk or yogurt, shortening or coconut oil (or even vegetable oil!) instead of butter. And you have loved it!
Just so we're clear, I have not tested this recipe myself with every single one of these substitutions so I can't really vouch for them personally. But when every other blog comment seems to be asking about substitutions, and the best I can usually do is to advise you to experiment (I am but one person! I can't make every recipe every imaginable way!), this recipe is a bit different. Experiment with confidence!
And at least consider making this gluten free cornbread in a cast iron skillet, if you have one. It's just … so nice. This cornbread is only lightly sweet, so it can be served savory (I usually serve it with chili) or sweet (try it warm, with a scoop of vanilla ice cream).
And since you have already pinned it, and since I don't want to give just to take away, I leave you with this photographic evidence of my mad 2009 skillz. We all have to start somewhere, right?


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I would like to show a map (ideally with Pronamic) on a Gravity Form, based on some form input that I make. There is an example on: http://pcsreports.com/submit-review
That uses dropdowns and the WP_GEO plugin to change the map on the fly (using jQuery). All the code comes from the following thread on GF: http://www.gravityhelp.com/forums/topic/my-wp-geo-mashup
Not sure if you can access that? You need to have a valid licence....
My problem is how to actually show a map with Pronamic Google Maps using just PHP and how do I call it with the different infos/options for the map like zoom level, long, lat, size
I looked at your code, but I am not very good with classes. I can see you have a pronamic_google_maps_post_meta filter. I guess I could lever that to give it info from an actual form with jQuery, but again I am quite at a loss with that.
Maybe you have an idea?


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Posted: 10/22/2014 - A southern Kentucky coal company is eyeing a tract of land and negotiating with Whitley County officials for the right to mine the area.
Posted: 10/22/2014 - A southern Kentucky coal company is eyeing a tract of land and negotiating with Whitley County officials for the right to mine the area.
Updated: 10/14/2014 - One Williamsburg tattoo parlor offered free tattoos Sunday and Monday in exchange for donations to help a young man fighting cancer.
Posted: 10/14/2014 - One day after the campaign's only televised debate, Kentucky's candidates for U.S. Senate were back on the campaign trail. Senator Mitch McConnell spoke in Williamsburg at a gathering of the Southern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce.
Updated: 10/13/2014 - An elderly man, hospitalized for several weeks, has only one wish: to see his dog just one more time.
Posted: 10/12/2014 - Some of the best bands in the land braved the rain Saturday for the Hazard High School Band of Gold Marching Classic.
Posted: 10/10/2014 - The Kentucky Parks Department says it has canceled an event for this weekend near Corbin because of rainy weather in the forecast.
Posted: 10/10/2014 - Members of the Whitley County community showed their support Thursday night for three month old Gunner.
Posted: 10/10/2014 - A head-on crash with a school bus landed one man and one woman in the Whitley County Detention Center Thursday night.
Updated: 10/10/2014 - Police have arrested the driver of a car that crashed into a Whitley County school bus.
Posted: 10/07/2014 - WKYT is tracking a traffic alert on Interstate 75 southbound on Tuesday afternoon.
Updated: 10/03/2014 - A Golden Alert that had been issued for 66-year-old Roy Williams has been canceled.
Updated: 10/02/2014 - Slashed booths, broken chairs and flood damage. That's what owners of a southern Kentucky restaurant woke up to on Monday morning.
Updated: 09/29/2014 - Fire swept through a city block in downtown Williamsburg overnight, destroying one business and damaging two others.
Updated: 09/29/2014 - It happened early Monday morning at the Williamsburg Flower Shop at the corner of Main and Second Street downtown.
Updated: 09/22/2014 - Corbin Independent Schools tell us they're looking into a threat they received over the weekend.
Updated: 09/16/2014 - The Whitley County Sheriff's Office arrested a father and son for allegedly growing marijuana.
Updated: 09/05/2014 - A teenaged bike rider is seriously injured after police say drunk driver hits him and drives off.
Updated: 09/02/2014 - Dispatchers tell Mountain News Interstate 75 going south at mile marker 135 in Campbell County is completely shut down due to a crash involving a tractor trailer.
Posted: 08/15/2014 - We are following a developing story out of Knox County. We are told a bus hit a truck this afternoon in the Gray community.
Updated: 08/13/2014 - A truck driver is recovering after his rig overturned Wednesday morning in southern Kentucky.
Posted: 08/12/2014 - Two people accused of stealing telephone cables in Whitley County are now facing charges.
Posted: 08/11/2014 - A dog and several cats were killed when the shelter burned to the ground in November. Proceeds from the fundraiser will go toward helping the shelter rebuild.
Updated: 08/11/2014 - Police say the attack happened about 2:30 Saturday afternoon on Louden Road, about 10 miles east of Williamsburg.
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The Village of Ranzano
The village of Ranzano belongs to the municipality of Palanzano, in the province of Parma, region Emilia-Romagna.
The village of Ranzano is 6,98 kilometers far from the same town of Palanzano to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Palanzano also belong the localities of Caneto (1,11 km), Capanna (3,33 km), Case Ferrarini (7,69 km), Celso (8,13 km), Isola (2,69 km), La Valle (11,46 km), Lalatta (3,54 km), Nirone (4,97 km), Palazzo (4,63 km), Pratopiano (4,14 km), Ruzzano (10,92 km), Selvanizza (3,96 km), Solara (3,79 km), Sommo Groppo (3,45 km), Trevignano (2,70 km), Vaestano (3,51 km), Vairo Inferiore (3,06 km), Vairo Superiore (2,74 km), Valcieca (5,80 km), Zibana (3,70 km).
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The locality of Ranzano rises 609 meters abobe sea level.
The population of Ranzano counts 218 inhabitants.
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December 3, 2012 10:38 AMPHILADELPHIA - The foundering Philadelphia Eagles have fired defensive line coach Jim Washburn as they try to fix a broken pass defense amid an eight-game losing streak. Eagles coach Andy Reid on Monday announced former defensive line coach Tommy Brashear is replacing Washburn. The Eagles hired Washburn before last season,... more »
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Donelon re-elected as La. insurance commissioner
October 22, 2011 9:51 PMBATON ROUGE - Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon is retaining his elected post. Donelon, a Republican from Metairie, sailed to re-election Saturday. He defeated little-known Democrat Donald Hodge, who criticized Donelon for receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign donations from insurance companies. A former lawmaker, Donelon... more »
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August 8, 2011 5:34 PMBATON ROUGE- Louisiana House Speaker Jim Tucker says the state could feel an impact from the federal debt downgrade. Tucker (R-Terrytown) told the Baton Rouge press club this type of situation makes the business world uneasy. He says that could hurt a company or individual's decision to invest, which... more »
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(1951-2001). On Feb. 18, 2001, fans watching the Daytona 500 were stunned to see the famous No. 3 black Chevrolet of U.S. auto racer Dale Earnhardt hit the wall on the final lap of the race. The shock quickly turned to grief when it was announced that the Intimidator, as he often was called because of his aggressive driving style and rough demeanor, died from head injuries. Earnhardt was a seven-time National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) points champion (1980, 1986-87, 1990-91, 1993-94)-tied with Richard Petty for first on the all-time list-and had won the Daytona 500 in 1998. His career prize-winnings totaled more than 41 million dollars, making him the sport's top money-earner at the time of his death.


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Barack Obama tells whopper after whopper, then calls John McCain a liar.
Barack Obama would have you believe that John McCain has gone through a sudden and shocking metamorphosis. According to the Illinois Senator, the "once-principled" Republican presidential nominee has by some mysterious alchemy become a pathological liar, a shameless purveyor of "dishonest smears." This theme has featured prominently in Obama's recent campaign ads, one of which describes McCain's campaign as "truly vile," and it has been dutifully repeated by his surrogates in newspapers, on TV talk shows, and in the left-wing blogosphere.
Obama's decision to pursue this line of attack demonstrates considerable audacity, of course, but it will probably backfire. First, as Karl Rove recently pointed out in the Wall Street Journal, the dishonesty charge is "one of the last things the voters will believe about John McCain." Moreover, just as his comments about Sarah Palin's lack of experience highlighted the scantiness of his own resume, Obama's aggressive questioning of McCain's honor invites examination of his own probity. And the Democrat presidential nominee is no stranger to prevarication. He routinely lies about McCain's positions on a wide variety of issues, including health care, Social Security, and the mortgage crisis.
Among the most brazen of Obama's whoppers are those he repeatedly tells about McCain's health care reform program. Obama has, for example, consistently peddled the claim that McCain wants to impose a stealth tax increase on American workers via their health insurance: "He wants to tax your health benefits. Apparently, Senator McCain doesn't think it's enough that your health premiums have doubled, he thinks you should have to pay taxes on them too. That's a $3.6 trillion tax increase on middle class families." This is a deliberate distortion of McCain's proposal to eliminate the perverse tax incentives and inequities associated with our current system of employer-based health insurance, a system that has been decried by health care experts of all political persuasions.
Obama's misrepresentation of McCain's health care proposal has been so over the top that even CBS News, an organization not notable for its bias against Democrat presidential candidates, felt compelled to debunk it in a "
Reality Check" segment. In the CBS piece, Wyatt Andrews points out that "the impact on the middle class is exaggerated" by Obama and that "most people will see tax cuts." McCain would indeed get rid of the tax break employers now receive when they buy insurance on behalf of employees, but would replace it with individual tax credits worth up to $5,000. The plan would thus enable people who purchase insurance in the individual market to get the tax benefits now enjoyed only by those who have employer-based coverage.
Obama's whoppers are not, of course restricted to health care. He has also misrepresented McCain's Social Security proposals. According to the New York Times, he recently told an audience of Florida seniors, "If my opponent had his way, the millions of Floridians who rely on it would've had their Social Security tied up in the stock market this week....How do you think that would have made folks feel? Millions would've watched as the market tumbled and their nest egg disappeared before their eyes." Thus, the candidate of "change" revived the perennial Democrat campaign tactic of scaring the bejabbers out of the elderly.
Obama's sleazy fear mongering is not merely ironic, however. As Ruth Marcus put it in another news outlet conspicuously pure of Republican leanings, the Washington Post, "[Obama's charge] is simply false -- even leaving aside the incendiary language about 'privatizing' Social Security...the private account plan suggested by President Bush and backed by McCain would not have applied to anyone born before 1950." In other words, even if the stock market had dropped to zero there would have been no effect whatsoever on the benefits of current retirees. In his zeal to slander McCain, Obama wasn't content to merely demagogue sensible Social Security reform. He felt the need to tell a transparent lie.
In addition to distorting McCain's health care and Social Security reform plans, Obama also does considerable violence to the truth when discussing McCain's positions as they relate to the travails of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Last week, he accused McCain of opposing regulatory oversight of the mortgage industry: "John McCain cannot be trusted to reestablish proper oversight of our financial markets for one simple reason: he has shown time and again that he does not believe in it." Predictably, he went on to repeat the charge that the former CEO of Fannie Mae is a McCain crony.
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We are pleased to announce year 26 of the Great American Shootout. This year the Great American Shootout will host eight events from 7th graders through unsigned seniors. Returning to Great American Shootout circuit, under the umbrella of Texas Hoops, will be two combine events for high school boys. These events will be held in Dallas, Austin, Bryan/College Station, Houston and San Antonio.
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[Video] Shooting Bullet Time Video In The Ocean With 30 GoPros
I think this video has now been submitted to us about 5 times and we have simply been slow to post it. Rip Curl and TimeSlice, partners in the overall development, used 30 GoPro HD video cameras to freeze an infinite number of moments that could be viewed. The major benefit being a better way of catching all the performance surfing the Rip Curl team riders were doing, rather than just a fraction of it.


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Rita was killed off Dexter to end that show's fourth season; while Mona and Karl both died as a result of the recent plane crash on Desperate Housewives.
But there's good news for fans of these Showtime and ABC hits: Julie Benz is coming to Wisteria Lane!
Sources tell Entertainment Weekly that the actress has landed the role of Debbie, a stripper with a Master's degree that is taken under Susan's wing. She's offered a chance to transition into a more stable career.
Benz will debut on Desperate Housewives in February and appear in at least three episodes. Sounds like a perfect casting match to us.