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Just out of curiosity i noted how in your talk page edits, you don't have an editor name/account, but you always write a nickname after every edit...do you not know how to make an account or you don't want one? Darksusanoo (talk) 23:06, December 26, 2012 (UTC)
why don't you create an account?188.8.131.52 (talk) 19:54, January 8, 2013 (UTC)
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Just so you know Yomiko-chan, there is no "history" between me and OmegaRasengan. Judge for yourself by even the way he thinks from the simple fact that he feels you're below him for not having an account. It's better most times to simply ignore his tirades, as they're little more than a spoilt child crying when they don't get their way no matter what.--Cerez365™(talk) 06:48, January 30, 2013 (UTC)
- Lol. Well i said history because i wan't sure how far back you two have "interracted" (for lack of a better word) with each other. I was mainly reffering to the "argument" of sorts that was had last august about changing Tobi to Obito in the Jutsu articles. I normally would have been a bit more "raunchy" in my apology of sorts, if it wasn't for the fact that i was anxiously awaiting the next chapters' release. Either way i wasn't trying to start anything or get in the way of anything ^-^.184.108.40.206 (talk) 06:55, January 30, 2013 (UTC) Yomiko-chan
- New chapter's here Yomi, there's work afoot before the trolls come! To arms! --Cerez365™(talk) 06:58, January 30, 2013 (UTC)
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What is mumps?
Mumps is a contagious viral infection that can cause painful swelling of the salivary glands, especially the parotid glands (between the ear and the jaw). Some people with mumps won't have gland swelling. They may feel like they have a bad cold or the flu instead.
Mumps usually goes away on its own in about 10 days. But in some cases, it can cause complications that affect the brain (meningitis), the testicles (orchitis), the ovaries (oophoritis), or the pancreas (pancreatitis).
The mumps vaccine protects against the illness. This vaccine is part of the MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) and MMRV (measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella [chickenpox]) vaccines. Most children get the vaccine as part of their regular shots. Before the mumps vaccine existed, mumps was a common childhood disease in the United States and Canada.
What causes mumps?
Mumps is spread when an infected person coughs or sneezes near you or shares food or drinks.
You can spread the virus 7 days before and for 9 days after symptoms start. You are most likely to spread the virus 1 to 2 days before and 5 days after symptoms start.
What are the symptoms?
Symptoms may include:
- Swelling and pain in the jaw. One or both cheeks may look swollen.
- Fever.
- Headache, earache, sore throat, and pain when you swallow or open your mouth.
- Pain when you eat sour foods or drink sour liquids, such as citrus fruit or juice.
- Tiredness, with aching in the muscles and joints.
- Poor appetite and vomiting.
It usually takes 2 to 3 weeks to get symptoms after you have been exposed to the virus. This is called the incubation period. Some people who are infected with the mumps virus don't have any symptoms.
If you have more serious symptoms, such as a stiff neck or a severe headache, painful testicles, or severe belly pain, call your doctor right away.
How is mumps diagnosed?
Mumps is usually diagnosed based on symptoms and a history of exposure to the virus. If needed, a blood test can be done to confirm that you have mumps and rule out other illnesses.
The mumps virus can be identified with a viral culture using a sample of urine, saliva, or cerebrospinal fluid. These tests are rarely done.
If you think that you or your child has mumps, be sure to call ahead and explain the symptoms before you go to a doctor's office. It's important to stay away from other people as much as you can so that you don't spread the disease.
How is it treated?
In most cases, people recover from mumps with rest and care at home. In complicated cases, a hospital stay may be required.
If you or your child has mumps:
- Take medicine to help relieve fever or headache, if needed. Follow all instructions on the label. If you give medicine to a baby, follow your doctor's advice about what amount to give. Do not give aspirin to anyone younger than 20 because of the risk of Reye syndrome.
- Use ice or a heat pack (whichever feels better) on swollen, painful areas. Put a thin towel under the ice or heat to protect the skin.
- Drink extra fluids to help reduce fever and prevent dehydration.
- Suck on ice chips or flavored ice pops. Eat soft foods that don't require chewing.
- Don't eat sour foods or drink sour liquids.
Anyone who has mumps should stay out of school, day care, work, and public places until 5 days after the salivary glands first start to swell.1
In general, you don't need to separate the sick person from the rest of the family. By the time mumps is diagnosed, most household members have already been exposed.
Why is it important to prevent mumps?
Getting your child vaccinated is important, because mumps can sometimes cause serious problems. It's also important because mumps is a contagious disease, and outbreaks can easily occur.
False claims in the news have made some parents concerned about a link between autism and vaccines. But studies have found no link between them.2
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Related Information
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2008). Updated recommendations for isolation of persons with mumps. MMWR, 57(40): 1103–1105. Also available online: http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5740a3.htm?s_cid=mm5740a3_e.
- Peacock G, Yeargin-Allsopp M (2009). Autism spectrum disorders: Prevalence and vaccines. Pediatric Annals, 38(1): 22–25.
Other Works Consulted
- American Academy of Pediatrics (2012). Mumps. In LK Pickering et al., eds., Red Book: 2012 Report of the Committee on Infectious Diseases, 29th ed., pp. 514–518. Elk Grove Village, IL: American Academy of Pediatrics.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2010). Use of combination measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella vaccine. MMWR, 59(03): 1–12. Also available online:
- Elliman D, et al. (2009). Measles, mumps, and rubella: Prevention, search date July 2007. Online version of BMJ Clinical Evidence: http://www.clinicalevidence.com.
- Gnann JW Jr (2012). Mumps. In L Goldman, A Shafer, eds., Goldman's Cecil Medicine, 24th ed., pp. 2109–2111. Philadelphia: Saunders.
- Litman N, Baum SG (2010). Mumps virus. In GL Mandell et al., eds., Mandell, Douglas, and Bennett's Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases, 7th ed., vol. 2, pp. 2201–2206. Philadelphia: Churchill Livingstone Elsevier.
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This gorgeous artwork is brought to you by Dish and Spoon Productions and is available exclusively at RosenberryRooms.com! Show your little girl fairy tales do come true with our uniquely beautiful artwork, "Posh Princess Crown!" Hand-embellished with more than 100 exquisite Swarovski crystals and pearls, this regal work of art is the ultimate decorative accent for a fairy tale-inspired nursery, bedroom, or play area! An original design by award-winning artist Janet White, this delightfully detailed rendering has been reproduced onto museum-archival-quality canvas using the giclee method of fine art printing. Each edition is carefully hand-stretched over sturdy 2-inch-deep wood stretcher bars with the art image wrapping around each of the sides. The canvas measures 16"x16" and includes hand-painted personalization with your child's name, up to 12 letters, or "Princess," as shown. Please specify your personalization preference when ordering. To preserve the integrity of the artwork for years to come, the surface of the canvas is glazed with a UV protective finish. Wall mounting hardware is included on the back of the stretcher bars to ensure level hanging. Available in 16 beautiful color ways: Antico Black, Aubergine Dream, Coco Chateau, French Blue, Gustavian Grey, Ivory Bisque, Lovely Lavender, Marigold Orange, Pink & Coco Chateau, Posey Pink, Provence Green, Royal Blue, Ruby Red, Sunshine Yellow, That's Hot Pink, and Versailles Sage. Custom color matching is also available. If the artwork is ordered without Swarovski crystals and pearls, painted jewels in the same colors will appear in their place. The "Posh Princess Crown" is a is part of a series of renderings from Dish and Spoon Productions' "Once Upon A Fairytale" collection. Custom-made and hand-crafted in the USA. For a wall size statement, coordinate the "Posh Princess Crown" with one of our decadent canvas wall hangings. Optional ribbons may be purchased in the drop-down menu. These purely decorative ribbons are made of Dupioni silk and are made by a skilled seamstress in the USA, and are a wonderful way to display your artwork. The florets are sewn together - not tied into a bow, and extend the length of the height of the artwork. These ribbons come detached from the canvas and are not to be used to hang the artwork as the artwork already comes with a sawtooth hanger installed on the back. This Item is Custom Made Especially For You Upon Order.
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Boasting a long list of world-class amenities and convenient access to the slopes, Beaver Run Resort is one of Breckenridge's most popular properties. This ski in, ski out property located on the ski run above the base of Peak 9, making it an excellent choice for the skier or snowboarder looking to get as much time on the slopes as possible. Breckenridge is one of Colorado's original mining towns and it still reflects a quaint Victorian atmosphere in it shops, boutiques and restaurants lining Main Street. Beaver Run Resort offers a variety of floor plans and amenities include massage and spa services, two indoor/outdoor heated pools, seven hot tubs, exercise room, sauna and steam room, tennis court, complimentary ski storage, video arcade/mini golf, retail stores, mini market/deli, bars and restaurants, ski and snowboard shops, business center, concierge, complimentary in-town shuttle, in-room movies and games, coin-operated laundry and dry cleaning services.
Beaver Run Resort is an internationally recognized slopeside property located on the ski run above the base of Peak 9, making it an excellent choice for the skier or snowboarder looking to get as much time on the slopes as possible. Breckenridge is one of Colorado's original mining towns and it still reflects a quaint Victorian atmosphere in it shops, boutiques and restaurants lining Main Street. Beaver Run Resort is a multi-unit property that offers a variety of floor plans and amenities include massage and spa services, two indoor/outdoor heated pools, seven hot tubs, exercise room, sauna and steam room, tennis court, complimentary ski storage, video arcade/mini golf, retail stores, ski and snowboard shops, business center, concierge, complimentary in-town shuttle, in-room movies and games, coin-operated laundry and dry cleaning services.
Specifically designed for large family groups, Casa de Alta has open common areas for gathering everybody together as well as enough room for everyone to have their own private space. The location is perfect with close proximity to both Breckenridge's restaurants and shopping and the resort's epic skiing. For advanced skiers seeking a little challenge, the home has a skiable access via the Burro Trail that intersects Peak 9. The free shuttle offers a slightly easier method of getting to the slopes with a stop is just a half mile walk down the street. The shuttle can also take you down to Main Street, which is only a mile and a half away.Light and bright, the main floor has an open kitchen and living room. The kitchen has all the necessities for making a home cooked meal and a large bar with seats for eight. The adjoining dining table also has seating for eight and beautiful wood flooring. The living room has soaring vaulted ceilings and shares a stone fireplace with the indoor hot tub in the adjoining room. Conveniently located indoors by the fire, there is no need to dash through the cold after soaking. Just up the stairs is a second living room with a pool table, comfy couches and TV.Included in the 5,600 square-feet of living space are six bedrooms and five bathrooms to accommodate a total of 18. Sleeping options consist of two king beds in two master suites, two queens, two bunk beds and two sleeper sofas. Also include in this unique home is a second kitchen and dining area, perfect for accommodating large groups sharing warm meals after a day in the snow.
The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Breckenridge directly across the street from Peak 9 of the world renowned Breckenridge Ski Resort offers a true mountain experience with spectacular Rocky Mountain views. The full-service ski resort area hotel is within walking distance of the chair lift, as well as historic Breckenridge, Main Street, and the Arts District.
Set in the trees in Breckenridge's Wellington neighborhood with views of the slopes, it's about a half-mile walk/drive to Main St. Breckenridge. Inside, the living area is bright, open and roomy with floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing for relaxed mornings as the mountain unveils in the near distance. The gas fireplace, LCD TV, Blu-ray player, AM/FM receiver and Bose sound system combine with plenty of seating to enable magical evenings around the hearth trading tales of snow-riding splendor.
Just outside, you'll love the large, sunny deck and private hot tub. Yes, the TV is visible from the Jacuzzi, so enjoy the game while also recuperating tired and sore bones.
The Lodge & Spa at Breckenridge is a rustic mountain lodge with remarkable views! Perched atop a pristine Rocky Mountain ridge at 10,200 feet, The Lodge overlooks Boreas Pass, Breckenridge Ski Resort and the Ten Mile mountain range. This small property of 47 rooms is noted by its quiet, intimate atmosphere, where guests can relax in the lobby area without the hustle and bustle that can be experienced in larger hotels.
Nestled among a pine forest, Lodge at Blue River is a spacious, two-level cabin-style home offering mountain and river views and unique touches like a wine bar and piano. Secluded though it might feel, this Breckenridge vacation home is less than a ten-minute drive from all Breckenridge has to offer: dining, skiing, shopping and nightlife. Top it off with an outdoor living area complete with a hot tub, and this home away from home perfectly suits families and groups. Sleeping up to 10 guests, Lodge at Blue River offers four bedrooms plus a loft and three baths. The wood-beam flanked living area is well-lit thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows. It features plenty of seating, a wood-burning stove and LCD TV. Hardwood flooring runs throughout the home, including through the well-appointed, spacious kitchen and separate dining room. In addition to the main living area, this home features a tucked-away kids' room with futon chairs and an LCD TV. Outdoors, Lodge at Blue River's heated patio offers a table and chairs, fire pit, hot tub and gas grill. Lodge at Blue River's amenities include Wi-Fi, tons of closet space, a work area with desk, and a laundry room. Guests are advised to have a four- or all-wheel-drive vehicle.
Peak 7 Hideaway is nestled among large trees and is, interestingly enough, a popular moose hangout. This charming 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home offers all the comforts of home, and is just a short 10-minute drive to the slopes and downtown Breckenridge.. It's pet friendly, so everyone in the family can come join in on the fun. In the living area, get lost in a cup of hot cocoa next to the gas fireplace and watch your favorite movie on the large LCD-TV. The chef in your group will love making home-cooked meals in the fully equipped kitchen that features top-of-the line appliances. Also on the main level, guests will find the master suite with a queen bed and en-suite bathroom, as well as a second bedroom with two twin beds. Downstairs, there's another queen bedroom and a den, which offers more sleeping space for up to six people via two captain bunks. There's even a second living area downstairs with a television for the whole family to gather around and watch the snow report. This serves as a great place for the kids to relax and play games. Extra amenities include a washer/dryer and complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the house.
Sawmill Run Lodge is one of our most popular vacation home rentals and has recently been extensively renovated throughout. This home offers an expansive multi-level space with fantastic amenities perfect for large groups and families and it is all within a five-minute walk from the ski lifts. The home's main level great room, kitchen and dining area features a spacious layout with vaulted ceilings, large windows and five decks off of the house, where you can take in all of the gorgeous views of Peak 8.The house's great room, dining room, kitchen, front deck and loft form a bright, open-design space, perfect for special get-togethers. The great room is a natural hangout, a place with a moss-rock fireplace, overstuffed nail-head sofa/loveseat/chair and a 36-inch HD flat-screen TV, DVD player and stereo. Culinary enthusiasts will love cooking in Villa Anozira's kitchen, which features custom cherry cabinetry, granite countertops, top-of-the-line appliances and bar chairs. Families and particularly the younger members will appreciate the downstairs entertainment space, which has a dedicated theater room, family game room and billiards room.
The Tannhauser is the ideal affordable Breckenridge location for in town convenience, mixed with just the right amenities, and a healthy portion of comfort and relaxation. Located Just one block off Main St., the Tannhauser gives you the ideal location for easy access to shopping and dining, nightlife, and the ski area. The complex offers underground parking, a hot tub, lounge, and laundry facilities.


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The crowds have left Indio, California, after two jam-packed weekends of style (and some music, too). A little bit boho and a little bit grunge, these are celebs who nailed the festival look.
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- Poppy Delevingne (alongside Sienna Miller and sister Cara) in a Lisa Marie Fernandez bikini, hosting the Superdry brunch.
- Diane Kruger in a bodycon dress with a Chanel backpack
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Friday, July 29, 2011
A Little Red Lipstick Goes a Long Way
I was heading uptown on Madison Avenue when I noticed this gorgeous woman walk by. I saw a flash of red lipstick, and knew I had to turn around and ask if I could take her photo. The Advanced Style ladies always tell me that a bright shade of red lipstick is the best accessory. I think this woman is proof of that theory, don't you?
Posted by Ari at 12:07 AM 55 comments
Labels: Advanced Style, Ari Seth Cohen, Madison Ave, red lipstick
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Lucy Jarvis on Madison Ave
Yesterday, I ran into Lucy Jarvis outside the Gagosian on Madison Avenue. She had just purchased a wonderful robot ring, designed by Mia Fonssagrives-Solow. At 94 years old, Lucy is one of my favorite stylish ladies to spot around town. Read more about her, including her incredible career in television HERE. I think I may have to pick up one these rings myself.
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Labels: Advanced Style, Ari Seth Cohen, Gagosian, Lucy Jarvis, Madison Ave, Robot Ring
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Summer Elegance
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Labels: Advanced Style, Age, Ari Seth Cohen, Madison Ave, Seniors
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Christina in Jeremy Scott For Linda Farrow Sunglasses
Christina is one of the most stylish and creative dressers I know. She told that the older she gets, the less she cares what other people think.This is a great lesson for all of us to learn. If you like her shades you can find them HERE.
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Friday, July 22, 2011
Beatrix Ost: "In your body is a good place to be."
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Labels: Advanced Style, Age, artist, beatrix ost, beauty, food, health, turbans
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Red and Gold
I ran into singer, Rita Ellis Hammer, while strolling around the upper west side. She looked great in her red and gold outfit and over-sized glasses.
Posted by Ari at 10:17 AM 24 comments
Labels: Advanced Style, Ari Seth Cohen, Red and Gold, round glasses
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
"When in Doubt, Leave it Off."
[Amber on Madison Ave in her Ralph Lauren Sandals]I met Amber near Madison Ave, and asked if I could take her photo. She was dressed perfectly for a hot summer's day, and I knew she would have some great style advice. Amber told me that she follows her mother's old saying," When in doubt, leave it off." Amber thinks about comfort first, because, "You won't feel stylish if you aren't comfortable." This is sound advice from a stylish lady!
Posted by Ari at 10:42 AM 16 comments
Labels: Advanced Style, Age, Ari Seth Cohen, old, Ralph Lauren, Seniors
Monday, July 18, 2011
Which Photo Would You Choose?
Today when I was working on my post about 79 year old Rose, I had a choice to make. I had taken a number of photographs of her, and had to decide which ones to use. I generally keep my photos pretty free of editing. I want to present the most respectful and inspiring images possible, in order to stay true to the spirit of my subjects. It's interesting how the turn of a head, a hand on the hip,or subtle shift in weight can change the mood of a photo.
When I approach an outstanding lady or gentleman, I always start by giving them a compliment, and then ask if I can take their photo. I prefer to let them pose in which ever way feels most comfortable, only coaching them when they ask for a little help. I like to take photos that are full of vitality and spirit. The men and women I photograph are full of life and it's my duty to convey this in each photo I take. If you were to post one of the photos above, which would you choose and why?
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A Long Line of Presentation
I ran into Rose near central park this past weekend.She shared some of the knowledge that she has acquired over the past 79 years. Rose told me, " There was always a long line of presentation. Not one item should outdo another. The pieces should compliment one another, to create one complete picture. This is how it used to be,there was an elegance before. We were working towards the face, everything was meant to flatter the face."
When I asked her why she wears gloves, she simply responded," To protect my hands."
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Labels: Advanced Style, Ari Seth Cohen, elegance, fashion, Gloves, hat, old lady, Rose, Vintage
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Summer Fashion Advice From the Countess of Glamour
The other day,I visited the Countess of Glamour at Off Broadway Boutique.I asked her for some summer fashion advice. She told me,"Think of strawberry daiquiris and mint juleps, of wonderful, happy,delicious colors, and always remember to carry a light scarf."
Posted by Ari at 8:45 PM 32 comments
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Hair Style
I love the way many older women pay great attention to their hair styles.For me this is a sign of vitality and spirit. Both my grandmothers would have their hair blown dry and set, a few times a week. It wasn't until my grandma Bluma's final few months that she cared little about her appearance. When Bluma was sick I used to comb her hair back and bring the mirror to her. She would smile every time. Style is not only the clothes we put on, but how we carry and present ourselves.
I stopped the woman above while she was walking uptown with her daughter. I asked if I could take her picture and her daughter remarked, " I was just telling her how beautiful she is. Everywhere we go people stop her. She has a spark in her."
I stopped the woman above while she was walking uptown with her daughter. I asked if I could take her picture and her daughter remarked, " I was just telling her how beautiful she is. Everywhere we go people stop her. She has a spark in her."
Posted by Ari at 11:38 PM 16 comments
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Get Photographed for the Advanced Style Book and Join our Summer Salons at MAD
Debra Rapoport, like many of the women on Advanced Style, is a fan of recyclable fashion. She shops at thrift stores, reinvents what she already has in her closet, and uses recycled materials to make the most amazing accessories. This summer The Museum of Arts and Design has teamed up with Advanced Style to present a series of creative salon sessions. Join Debra and I for our next salon Saturday, July 23rd.She will demonstrate how to make warm weather clutches, bags, pouches, and purses out of a range of recycled materials.
I am working hard to finish up the photos for my upcoming book and thought this might be a great day to take some photos. If you know anyone who would be a great subject for Advanced Style bring them by MAD on Saturday July 23rd. We will be having fun and taking pictures all day, so please stop on by and say hello.Keep track of all Advanced Style happenings on Facebook HERE.
You can find more details HERE and enjoy the videos of Debra below!
Program Details
Saturday, July 23, 2011 - 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Free with Museum Admission
6th floor - classroom, MAD
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Monday, July 11, 2011
80 Year Old Designer Miyano Haraki
I met 80 year old, Miyano Haraki, last year, after asking to take her photo in midtown. The other day, I went to her home to interview her about her career in fashion. She had great stories to tell about working for Pierre Cardin and Valentino and she shared some great fashion tips as well. I will include more of Miyano's story in my upcoming book, but for now enjoy these photos of her with some of the amazing hats, she has made over the years.
Posted by Ari at 10:47 AM 23 comments
Sunday, July 10, 2011
You Make Me Feel So Young
I am posting this in celebration of my 100th YouTube video upload. You can check out my Advanced Style channel HERE, full of great clips of the ladies and gentleman I feature everyday. I took this clip on my trip to Provincetown to visit Ilona. Ilona and her manager and great friend, Karen, decided to serenade us with beautiful music. After 55 years they know the true meaning of friendship.
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Friday, July 8, 2011
All Blue With a Touch of Snakeskin
This week we have been talking about great accessories and how they can change an outfit.In the past, Lynn, Lubi, and Joyce have all showed us how a great scarf or pair of gloves can add some glamour to anything in the closet. The woman above adds a touch of chicness to her outfit, by letting her snakeskin accessories stand out, against her all blue ensemble.What are your favorite accessories?
Posted by Ari at 10:03 AM 14 comments
Thursday, July 7, 2011
One Outfit, Two Different Looks
Here Helen is on two different days wearing the same dress and belt. By removing her coat and changing her hat she has created an entirely new look!
The ladies of Advanced Style are masters at using accessories, to create entirely new looks, out of the same outfit. Many of the women I speak to, look at style as an art form,and accessories as their paints. Helen is a great example of someone who has changed her look through the help of accessories. The first time we met she was on one of her daily walks through the East Village. Helen was wearing a beige dress, one of her favorite hats, and a striking coat. The other day I rant into her again wearing the same dress and belt, with a different hat, and no coat.By changing her hat and removing her coat she has created an entirely new look, perfect for a hot summer's day. Helen's most important fashion advice is to,"Wear what looks good on you, not on other people." Take Helen's advice and play around with what you have in your closet. Add a hat, scarf,or pair of gloves to any outfit and you can change the look completely.
Posted by Ari at 11:11 AM 15 comments
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
"Gloves Shift the Everyday Comfortable Outfit Into a Chic Outfit"
Lubi lives in Sand Diego where the weather is usually pretty warm, she says,"Gloves shift the everyday comfortable outfit into a chic outfit."
This woman's gloves match her bag and look wonderful with her hat and scarf.
At 100 Ruth has a lifetime of fashion expertise. She dresses up everyday!
This woman knows how to make a statement. Her orange gloves stand out beautifully against her dark coat.
Mary loves fun accessories and these gloves are a great compliment to her fun coat.
Tziporah's green gloves complete her outfit by harmonizing with the stripes in her pants her green glasses.
Beatrix's gloves are perfect for any weather.
When I was growing up my grandmother and I would sit on her bed and watch old movies together for hours. I loved watching all the men and women all dressed up in their hats and gloves and longed for people to dress that way again. Yesterday Joyce shared her beauty and style secrets explaining,"Gloves they make an outfit, if it's the right glove it can do everything for you."
Gloves are a great way to add a pop of color, a splash of glamour,and a touch of elegance to an outfit. Lubi from Sand Diego put it best when she remarked,"Gloves shift the everyday comfortable outfit into a chic outfit."Do you ever wear gloves, and which are your favorites from above?
Posted by Ari at 12:33 PM 28 comments
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Style Advice From a 79 Year Old Lady
At 79 years old Joyce has a lifetime of advice to share. Listen to her wonderful tips in the video above. Let me know what your favorite piece of advice was,I'd love to hear your feedback.
1."Gloves they make an outfit, if it's the right glove it can do everything for you."
2."Getting a good black dress that you can fix up with different wonderful colored scarves."
3."Marvelous Jewelry, it doesn't have to be real or expensive, a strand of pearls can make an outfit."
4."A wonderful large fiocco, a beautiful bow or boa."
5." The right neckline, if you have a beautiful Décolletage then by all mean shows it."
6. "I look for the brightest colors in shoes, don't be afraid to wear them with a dark dress. A bright scarf and shoes and gloves of the same color will stand out against the black background of a dress or suit."
7. "The older you get the more elegance you want, you can use great color, but in an elegant way."
8."Don't be afraid to be unique to be different."
9."Fishnet stockings, Incredible."
10. "The real secret is being in love with life and realizing what you have."
Posted by Ari at 9:42 AM 26 comments
Monday, July 4, 2011
"I Don't Want To Look Younger,I Want To Look As Great As I Can At Any Age."
I met up with Joyce the other day to talk to her about her secrets to aging gracefully. At 79 years old Joyce told me, " I don't want to look younger, I want to look as great as I can at any age." I'll post a small video and more of her secrets tomorrow.
Posted by Ari at 11:25 AM 27 comments
Friday, July 1, 2011
Carola and Friends
Here are the shots I took of Carola and her friends the other day. They are dressed perfectly for a hot Summer day in New York city.
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Like many artists, Kurt Bownell has to balance the commercial with the personal.
The Victor resident is a commercial photographer with a Rochester studio and a client list that includes such corporations as Wegmans, Constellation Brands, Democrat and Chronicle, Unity Health and several universities. The clients commission Brownell for everything from beauty shots of growers, produce and culinary arts to corporate executives in their workplace environments.
His day job keeps him so busy that his personal photographic love – outdoor landscapes – often happens on the fly, such as when he snapped shots of the rolling hills of Cohocton on a pit stop as his family returned from a vacation.
Perhaps that's why Brownell's new exhibit at Keuka College, "Up Close and Far Away-Landscapes," is such a treat for him. The exhibit runs through Jan. 4, with an artist reception Thursday, Nov. 29 from 4:30 – 6 p.m. at Lightner Gallery inside Lightner Library. The exhibit is open to the public; library hours vary and can be found online at: http://lightner.keuka.edu.
"This is what I like to do when I'm not being told what to photograph," he said. "This is what I gravitate toward naturally. I can go without any agenda and shoot what I feel, what I like, what I find."
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New York, NY (Sports Network) - New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez
reportedly may need another procedure on his surgically repaired right hip.
According to the New York Post, Rodriguez was playing with a tear in his hip
late last season and will undergo another operation in the very near future.
He could miss the start of the 2013 if surgery is again performed.
Rodriguez had hip surgery in March 2009 and returned later that season to help
New York to its most recent World Series title. He was brilliant during the
playoffs that October, hitting .365 with six homers and 18 RBI in 15 games.
The three-time AL MVP batted just .272 in 122 games last season with 18 homers
and 57 runs batted in, then struggled mightily in the postseason. He had only
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Is U.S. Justice Broken?
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From fingerprinting to criminal sentencing, from lawyer licensing to judicial selection, and from eminent domain to wealth transfers via class-action lawsuits, how do perverse incentives impact the law and what reforms would create a more just and efficient legal system?
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Did the United States test an anti-satellite weapon when it shot down an out-of-control spy satellite earlier this month? Or was it a precautionary measure to protect people on the ground who might have been hit with a fuel tank filled with a poisonous gas?
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News from the world of Maths
April 20, 2011
Is there maths in beach volleyball? Or show jumping? Or in Taekwondo? If there is, then Plus is going to find it. But to know where to start, we need your help: we'd like to know which of the Olympic sports you'd most like to see covered in Plus. So please vote below — you can choose up to three sports. We'll do our best to cover your favourite sports in the run-up to London 2012 and our coverage will also be shared by our Olympic project Maths & sport: Countdown to the games
April 13, 2011
If you are prone to forgetting your passwords, you're not alone. To make sure we remember all our passwords, many of us take measures that defeat the purpose. These include, as studies have shown, using the same password for everything or writing them down on post-it notes and sticking them to our computer. But such sloppiness makes easy work for evil agents out to steal our data and identities. Now physicists from the US and Germany have devised a safer way of using passwords that takes account of the human need for memorability.
April 11, 2011
Topologists famously think that a doughnut is the same as a coffee cup because one can be deformed into the other without tearing or cutting. In other words, topology doesn't care about exact measurements of quantities like lengths, angles and areas. Instead, it looks only at the overall shape of an object, considering two objects to be the same as long as you can morph one into the other without breaking it. But how do you work with such a slippery concept? One useful tool is what's called the fundamental group of a shape.
April 1, 2011
Last week leading researchers in sports technology met at the Royal Academy of Engineering in London to demonstrate just how far their field has come over recent years. The changes they make to athletes' equipment and clothes may only make a tiny difference to their performance, but once they're added up they can mean the difference between gold and silver.
March 23, 2011
Physicists at the University of California, Los Angeles set out to design a better transistor and ended up with a discovery that may lead to a new explanation of electron spin and possibly even the nature of space.
March 23, 2011
The Abel Prize 2011 goes to John Willard Milnor of Stony Brook University, New York for "pioneering discoveries in topology, geometry and algebra".
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The Rolf Schock Prize in Mathematics 2011 has this week been awarded to Michael Aschbacher "for his
March 18, 2011
Our cities are filled with buildings, roads, cars, buses, trains, bikes, parks and gardens. They are crisscrossed with power, water, sewage and transport systems. They are built by engineers, architects, planners, technologists, doctors, designers and artists. Our cities are shaped by our environment, our society and our culture. And each and every part is built on mathematics.
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The Golden Age of Freethought
How freethinkers broadened the appeal of their secularist message in the late 19th century.
Excerpted from "Freethinkers: A History of American Secularism" by Susan Jacoby with permission of Henry Holt.
To describe the last quarter of the nineteenth and the first decade of the twentieth centuries as a golden age of freethought is to suggest not that a majority of Americans were persuaded by rationalist or antireligious arguments but that those arguments reached a much broader public than they ever had in the past. Unlike eighteenth-century deists, nearly all of whom identified with Jeffersonian democracy, American freethinkers of the late nineteenth century were anything but unified in their political views, which ran the gamut from anarchism to Spencerian conservatism. Freethinkers might be Democrats, rock-ribbed Republicans, or, on occasion, socialists with either a capital or a small s.
The one political concern that did unite all freethinkers was their support for absolute separation of church and state, which translated into opposition to any tax support of religious institutions-especially parochial schools. For the most part, tax support of religious schools had been a nonissue on a national basis before the Civil War-although New York City's Catholic leadership had pushed unsuccessfully in the 1840s for government subsidy, long established in many European countries, of religious education. By the 1870s, when the growth of the older Irish Catholic community and new immigration from the Catholic countries of Europe began to transform the ethnic and religious makeup of most large cities, the financing of parochial school education became a divisive issue throughout the country.
Nineteenth-century opposition to tax subsidies for parochial schools is often portrayed by modern supporters of religious school vouchers as a manifestation of singleminded anti-Catholicism, but that was certainly not true for freethinkers. Deists of Jefferson's generation fought tax support for religious institutions at a time when the only influential American religious sects were Protestant. Their nineteenth-century successors were unquestionably appalled when the Roman Catholic Church became the first large religious denomination to establish its own school system in America, and they viewed the growth of Catholic schools as a threat to the expansion of public education-a major goal of all social reformers after the Civil War. In addition, Pius IX's well-publicized denunciations of religious pluralism, secular government, modernism, and science reinforced long-standing American suspicions, on the part of devout Protestants as well as freethinkers, of "papists." But freethinkers, secularists, rationalists, infidels, agnostics, and atheists, whatever they call themselves or are called by others-have always taken the position that the American government has no business spending any money on any institution whose purpose is the promotion of any religion.
Because Americans of different faiths were accustomed to religious liberty in practice as well as in theory, separation of church and state-however compelling as a constitutional principle-was not an issue that touched the daily lives of most citizens. Arguments over the mention of God on coins or tax exemption of church property could not provide freethinkers with a basis for appeal to the larger public. The absence of a political focus-a problem unknown to anticlerical Europeans, who formed a political opposition to governments based on monarchy, narrow economic privilege, and church authority-is generally considered a weakness of the American freethought movement. But this lack of identification with a particular political point of view or party was also a strength, in that it enabled freethinkers to exert a strong influence on other reform movements that were nonpartisan in character. For if freethinkers did not have a political platform, they nevertheless agreed on a wide range of social, cultural, and artistic concerns, which generated such fierce debate in the decades after the Civil War that they would form a template for the nation's "culture wars" a century later. These included free political speech; freedom of artistic expression; expanded legal and economic rights for women that went well beyond the narrow political goal of suffrage; the necessity of ending domestic violence against women and children; dissemination of birth control information (a major target of the punitive postal laws, defining birth control information as obscene, that bore the name of Anthony Comstock); opposition to capital punishment and to inhumane conditions in prisons and insane asylums; and, above all, the expansion of public education.
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ECCE Requirements
All undergraduate students admitted in Fall 2013 or later are required to take a minimum of 10 hours in the Engaged Citizenship Common Experience (ECCE), a set of courses tied to UIS' heritage, mission, vision, and values. These courses provide a distinctive element to the baccalaureate education at UIS, and encourage a commitment to making a difference in the world. Most of the coursework in this category is interdisciplinary and is designed to help students recognize the value of multiple perspectives. ECCE categories help students meet a number of learning outcomes.
Upon completion of the Engaged Citizenship Common Experience at UIS, students should be able to:
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The Engaged Citizenship Common Experience (ECCE) consists of 200-, 300-, and 400-level courses and includes the following categories:
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Courses in this category aim to broaden students' knowledge about substantial, distinctive, and complex aspects of the history, society, politics, and culture of United States communities.
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Courses in this category help students to understand and function in an increasingly interdependent and globalizing environment and to develop an appreciation of other cultural perspectives. They foster awareness of other cultures, polities, or natural environments, past or present.
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This category offers students structured opportunities to integrate knowledge, practice, and reflection in the context of an engaged citizenship experience. Students may fulfill this part of the ECCE curriculum through an Applied Studies Term, Credit for Prior Learning, a service-learning course, a research project, a group project course, or study abroad, among others.
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This category is designed to provide flexibility in the ECCE curriculum by offering students various opportunities to expand their Engaged Citizenship Common Experience. Electives fall into two areas:
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- Additional coursework related to engaged citizenship, which includes a second ECCE course in U.S. Communities or Global Awareness, an "On-Going Controversies" course, and modern languages (third or fourth semester only). On-going Controversies courses address complex issues of significance to society in a local, national, or global context. They include a range of interdisciplinary perspectives and require students to examine controversial topics, including ethics and values, from scholarly points of view.
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Students can also choose from three tracks, beyond the standard track, depending on their interest in Finance. Each track offers unique classes and specific requirements.
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David Buchanan is an explorer, but instead of searching for forgotten lands, Buchanan's aim is to re-discover forgotten foods. Buchanan is a Maine-based plant collector, food educator and writer, who grows and cultivates a nursery of lesser known crops. His new book, Taste, Memory: Forgotten Foods, Lost Flavors, and Why They Matter, draws attention to the rich regional diversity of plants overlooked by the mainstream food industry. Buchanan spoke with MPBN News' Tom Porter.
David Buchanan's book, Taste, Memory: Forgotten Foods, Lost Flavors, and Why They Matter came out earlier this month.
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Recently Yahoo! ran an article titled "Watch Walter Cronkite Tour a 21st-Century Home in 1967" which included three embedded videos of "the most trusted man in America" demonstrating what life would likely be in our homes of the future. It's interesting viewing, to be sure. In broad strokes, you might recognize themes that we've met in Cronkite's future. But in this 1960's vision of the future, their imagination was limited.
The real future is much more interesting.
The"Living Room of the Future" – decorated very much in that 1960s version of the future that looks so very…1960's, featured a center console that "controls a full array of equipment to inform, instruct, and entertain the family of the future." This space-age entertainment console wasn't quite the desktop monitors found in most 2001 homes – it looked much more like the NASA knob-based console of the moon landings from another future – 1969.
The quick glimpse of the yellow-on-brown text on the console's "Videovision" grid was interesting as well. Not only was it addressed directly to "Mr. and Mrs. Cronkite", it presaged the ongoing popularity of football – on Channel 98, so it also anticipated today's multiple-channel universe. However, the content was equally reflective of the programming available in the 1960s – the game was between the Woodmere Wasps and the Stoneybrook Samurai, most likely a junior college event. Channel 16 counterprogrammed with "Greek Tragedy by Aeschylus". You could tell that all of this was important as it was displayed in a Times Serif typeface (a forerunner of a font) in ALL CAPS.
Mr. Cronkite explained that we could watch a football game or a movie shown in "full color" on our "big 3-D TV screen." The sound would come from two very "mod" looking white globes suspended from the ceiling alongside the grainy screen. Or, from the very same console, "with the press of a button, we could momentarily escape from our 21st Century lives and fill the room with stereophonic music from another age" – as he cues Bach's Violin Concerto #1 in A Minor.
The other segments he looked at were the kitchen and something called a "home office." In the future's kitchen, food was ordered by typewriter or computer punch cards, and automatically microwaved and served on freshly molded plastic plates. Afterwards, dishes were melted down and food scraps destroyed, ready to start the process all over again.
In this futuristic "home office" is where "a man might spend most of his time, in the home of the 21st Century… to carry on normal business activities without ever going to an office away from home." His special office equipment included a monitor where he'd get a "summary of news, relayed by satellite, from all over the world." It was the same yellow-on-brown shouting text, in an obvious effort to avoid the hassle of constant Flash updates.
Of course, with the kitchen fully automated, there's no explanation of what the woman of the future will be doing with herself while the man spends most of his time in his home office. Perhaps Walter was just really envisioning the future of the Man Cave.
Fast-forward four decades, a full 12 years beyond the future that was being postulated.
Because there's one thing about this future that Mr. Cronkite never anticipated – the redefinition of the living room itself. "TV Everywhere" is our reality. Our ubiquitous living room TV was joined long ago by a bedroom TV, a kitchen TV, a basement TV, etc. And these are all still considered a "primary" screen.
Moreover, in this future, the fixed console has been replaced by a phone – which was then joined by a tablet. Neither would be recognizable by the 1967 futurists. There were no knobs, no buttons, not even any wires. Our HD—and sometimes 3D—screen is found in the living room still, sure. But it's also on our second screens.
But their content estimation was about a 50/50 proposition. Football has morphed into one of the biggest types of televised content, although Greek tragedy is still woefully underrepresented on most TVs of this future.
Curiously, although our meals can indeed be microwaved, it's our TV content that's available on demand out of thin air – not our food. Our programming grid has been superseded by the DVR and online channel guides.
And our stereophonic music is delivered to a device that can be smaller than a pack of gum rather than two large ceiling mounted orbs – although they did get something right there. The earbuds most people use instead are indeed usually white.
And in this future, the home office is just as likely to be occupied by the lady of the house. The one who telecommutes full-time, picks up her kids in her television-equipped minivan, and serves them microwaved (or even home-cooked) meals in her Wifi-enabled kitchen while watching her kitchen TV.
So, as we step into our own time machine to report back to Mr. Cronkite – probably wearing a suit very much like his instead of a silver jumpsuit – we'll honestly be able to tell him that television remains the heart in our real home of the future, not the console.
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Starry nights prevailed this week where I live. It's not always the case. If you look forward to looking up at the stars, patience is the lesson to keep you looking. Even with a special event such the recent lunar eclipse; if clouds got in the way, know that there will be more eclipses to come.
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Iron Throne
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- "The breath of the greatest dragon forged the Iron Throne...the swords of the vanquished, a thousand of them, melted together like so many candles..."
- ―Viserys Targaryen
The Iron Throne is the throne upon which the King of the Andals and the First Men sits, located in the Great Hall of the Red Keep in the city of King's Landing. Besides the King himself (or Lord Regent) only the Hand of the King may sit on the Iron Throne. The term is also used colloquially to refer to the monarchy that rules the Seven Kingdoms and the authority of the King (e.g. "Rebellion against the Iron Throne").
The Iron Throne was forged at the order of Aegon the Conqueror, the first of the Targaryen Kings, who conquered six of the seven independent kingdoms of Westeros and unified them under his rule (the seventh kingdom of Dorne was later joined through a marriage alliance). The throne was forged from the 1,000 swords that had been surrendered to Aegon in the War of Conquest by the lords who had offered their fealty. These were subsequently melted down by the fiery breath of Aegon's dragon, Balerion the Black Dread, then beaten and bent into a throne of imposing size and appearance. The hammering to form the throne went on for 59 days. Even after 300 years, some of these swords remain sharp.
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, the Iron Throne is reportedly uncomfortable to sit upon due to the blades that radiate out from it, occasionally cutting the incumbent. The moral lesson Aegon intended for his heirs was that no ruler should ever sit upon the throne carelessly, just as they must not rule carelessly. The Iron Throne specifically contains the swords of those Aegon defeated in battle, but not of those who had surrendered honorably (such as House Stark and House Arryn) rather than give battle.
King Aerys II Targaryen's increasing insanity over the years led him to absent-mindedly sit upon the throne with his full weight, frequently cutting and injuring himself. Ultimately he cut and scraped himself so much upon the Iron Throne that his personal enemies derisively referred to him as "King Scab", besides of his more common epithet, "the Mad King". This was seen by some as a sign of his unworthiness to rule.
At the end of Robert's Rebellion, King Aerys was slain by Jaime Lannister at the foot of the Iron Throne itself. Jaime proceeded to wait out the rest of the sack of the city by Lannister soldiers, and waited in the throne room for the late arrival of Eddard Stark and the main rebel army. Eddard's most powerful memory of the event was arriving in the throne room to find Jaime sitting on the Iron Throne, his sword at his side still covered in Aerys' blood, with the Mad King's corpse lying in a pool of his own blood in front of the throne. On seeing Eddard, Jaime got off the Iron Throne, joking that he was just keeping it warm for Robert.
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George R. R. Martin expressed in his blog that the appearance of the Iron Throne in the TV series is "not the Iron Throne I want my readers to see".