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Hello fashionistas. Salt Lakers brought the chic factor for the grand opening of the much bally-hooed City Creek Center and the slew of events held by the likes of Nordstrom, Tiffany & Co., Macy's and H&M.
As a former New Yorker and fashion journalist I can tell you, I was impressed by the duds. At Nordstrom's Opening Gala earlier this week, women rocked Louboutin heels (you might recognize those famous red soles), Diane von Furstenberg wrap dresses and faux and real fur vests, while the more savvy men donned colorful shorts, tweed vests and pushed up the sleevs on their blazers just enough to quietly say, "Oh, I've got it."
City Creek officials say some 50,000 people are excpected to hit the new mall for the grand opening festivities, which officially kicked of Thursday morning, so don't fret if you missed some of the pre-parties and the solid fashion/people watching the events delivered. I'm willing to bet there's going to be some stylin' folks out and about this weekend.
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DENVER – The Western
Athletic Conference honored a pair of University of Idaho runners on Tuesday
with Verizon Cross Country Athlete of the Week honors for their performances
the week of Sept. 26-Oct. 2.
Vandal sophomore Hannah Kiser earned the women's award,
while senior Stephane Colle garnered the men's honor. Kiser, a second-year
Idaho runner from Wenatchee, Wash. (Wenatchee HS), won the 5000m women's race
at the Dellinger Invitational on Saturday, while Colle was the top finisher for
the Idaho men at 14th overall and 11th among collegians on the 8000m course.
"It's exciting any time you can be honored by the conference,"
Idaho director of track and field/cross country Wayne Phipps said. "It's great
for the program and great for our student-athletes."
Kiser's winning time of 16:45.71 is the only sub-17-minute
5k time in the WAC this season, and is the fastest of her cross country career
over that distance. Through three competitions this season, Kiser is undefeated
against collegiate competition and hasn't finished lower than second place
overall in any meet.
Phipps said the fact that she is performing at such a high
level every week against nationally-ranked teams and competitors with NCAA
Championships experience has given her a big boost in confidence.
"When I talked to her before the race, I told her she could
run with the lead pack and I think she nodded in agreement, but didn't really
believe that she could," Phipps said. "After not only running with them for 4k,
but then out-kicking them at the end, it's really going to help her confidence
a great deal."
Colle is a first-year senior transfer from St-Eustache,
Quebec (Concordia) who has already made a big impact through three
competitions. He's been either the first or second finisher for Idaho at every
meet and on Saturday, he ran the fastest 8k time in the WAC this year with a
24:06.45 at the Dellinger Invitational.
The honor is the second this season for Kiser and the first
for Colle. The awards give Idaho a tally of three athlete of the week selections
so far this cross country season.
Colle and Kiser lead the Idaho men and women back into
action in two weeks at the Bronco Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 15, at Santa
Clara, Calif. That will be the team's final tune-up before the WAC
Championships on Oct. 29, at Honolulu, Hawai`i.
"I think we're in the exact position we want to be at this
time of the year," Phipps said about the team. "Once we get everyone healthy on
both sides, I think we can make another jump.
"I think we want to get everyone running well on the same day. We've had a little bit of a mix of ups and downs, so if we can achieve that goal, it will be a good confidence booster going into the conference meet."

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- 1/2 cup Caribbean jerk seasoning
- 2-1/2 pounds chicken wingettes and drumettes
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- 1/3 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons prepared mustard
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- Place jerk seasoning in a large resealable plastic bag; add chicken, a few pieces at a time, and shake to coat. In a small bowl, combine the barbecue sauce, brown sugar, mustard and ginger; set aside.
- Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil; using long-handled tongs, lightly coat the grill rack. Grill chicken wings, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 12-16 minutes, turning occasionally.
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"We love the Caribbean Jerk chicken that's served at a local restaurant. This was better than that! Delicious! and very easy to prepare. I used boneless skinless chicken thighs because they grill well without drying out. I used KC Masterpiece Honey BBQ sauce. Put a ton of the sauce on the chicken and still had half left over. My husband said we should plan to serve this dish at our next dinner party."
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"These were just OK for us. I think 1/2 c. of Jerk Seasoning is way too much for 18 drumettes."
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About 14 months ago the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame began working on a redesign of the museum's galleries. It was a project that we had talked about for quite a few years, and in September 2010 it finally got underway. The project had a couple of main goals: upgrading all of the audio, video and interactive elements, improving wayfinding and – most importantly – reorganizing the exhibits so they tell the story of rock and roll in a more chronological way. The Museum's exhibits have always covered the entire history of rock and roll, from the roots of rock up to the present, but they were never in any particular order. The roots exhibits were in one section of the main gallery, while the Fifties exhibit was way on the other side of the gallery. We wanted to correct that.
Making these changes meant we had to have a lot of new cases built, and we also added a few new exhibits. For example, we used to have an exhibit on Ohio music; now we have an exhibit on Cleveland's music and one on the music of the Midwest. We also added a heavy metal exhibit, and we installed new artifacts where we could to improve upon what we already had. For example, in the center of the main exhibit hall, we added new sections on Genesis, James Brown, the Supremes and the Beach Boys. We also added some new clothing to the David Bowie exhibit, and we expanded our Jim Morrison exhibit to include items from the other members of the Doors. The roots exhibit includes an incredible case that features guitars from Muddy Waters, Lead Belly, John Lee Hooker and Howlin' Wolf, among others.
The first phase of the project lasted until Memorial Day, then we took a break for our busy summer season. We started work again after Labor Day this year, and I am extremely happy to report that the project is now almost complete! The entire museum is once again open, and it looks like a brand new museum! The new cases are beautiful, and all of the audio and video has been upgraded to state of the art. There is one basic path that most visitors will take through the main gallery, which is now in chronological order. There are a few things that still need to be completed. We are updating the video element of our Rolling Stones exhibit, and we will be adding a new video element to the center of the main exhibit hall. But, for the most part, the redesign project is done. It's fantastic! Even if you have been to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the past, you need to come back again and see all of the changes we made. We want to give special thanks to all of the staff who were involved in this project and to Westlake, Reed, Leskosky, the architectural firm that we worked with.


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We got a bit of an Indian Summer in the Beehive, but don't go mourning your micro minis, flowing tanks and other summer staples. Local boutiques from Hip & Humble to Cake Boutiquehave rolled out fur, fringe and feathers—all great details to bring an added pop to your fall wardrobe.
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Kid-friendly Next 96: Whole Foods holiday treats, A Christmas Carol, David Archuleta
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A film screening of "End of the Line" by Rupert Murray
The End of the Line, the first major feature documentary film revealing the impact of overfishing on our oceans, had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in the World Cinema Documentary Competition. Filmed over two years, the documentary follows the indefatigable investigative reporter Charles Clover as he confronts the politicians and celebrity restaurateurs who exhibit little regard for the damage their policies—and their menus—are doing to the oceans. Taking us from the cod-depleted shores of the Atlantic to the Straits of Gibraltar and the coasts of Senegal, and on to the Tokyo fish market, THE END OF THE LINE sounds a powerful wake-up call to the world: If we continue fishing as we are now, we will see the end of most seafood by 2048.


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If you're on LinkedIn, the social networking site that's a powerful resource for job hunters, you've likely been getting a flurry of emails from the site saying that someone has endorsed you for a skill or expertise. Or when you've seen a connection's LinkedIn profile, you've noticed the bold banner asking you to endorse him or her. What to do?
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First, a brief explanation: LinkedIn introduced "endorsements" last September, as a kind of time-starved (or lazy?) professional's version of LinkedIn "recommendations."
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To endorse someone on LinkedIn, all you need to do is click a box and you're done. No thinking involved. (Todd Wasserman, marketing editor for the popular digital newsblog Mashable, calls endorsements a Facebook "Like" for business skills.) But with a LinkedIn recommendation, you need to take the time to write a comment.
The no-brainer aspect of endorsements might explain why more than half a billion have already shown up on LinkedIn profiles; users are sending more than 10 million endorsements a day. Every time you accept an endorsement from someone, LinkedIn prompts you to endorse up to four more people.
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LinkedIn endorsements can be a means for discovering how others view you, managing your personal brand online and even starting a conversation. It's possible they could even make you a stronger job candidate than a competitor.
But they can also be irritants, because each time you log on to LinkedIn or visit a connection's profile, you may be bombarded with a banner asking you to make an endorsement, with the question: "Does Mary know about X?" And since any of your "first tier" LinkedIn connections can endorse you without adding any explanation, the kudos can become meaningless.
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ZF-9823: Zend_Rest_Route#assemble does not properly build new|edit urls
The assemble() method in Zend_Rest_Route can not create a url for the "new" action. Instead, it provides a link to the index action ("/products" instead of "/products/new"). This is not the same as the match() method which makes allowances for the "index" and "new" actions.
This may also be the root issue behind ZF-7753. Included patch is against trunk.
The fix is small, but it may create a (very small) BC-break/bug if the $params['index'] is also set as this also tries to generate a url for the index action. That said, the $params['index'] behavior may be a bug that should instead become $params['action] == 'index'. Please let me know if I should file this under another ticket.
Added reproduction script and sample patch.
I have verified this as an issue. A co-worker reported this issue to me yesterday and after a quick search, I found this issue.
Unit tests verifying the issue are attached.
Changed to major as not being able to consistently build urls is likely a deal-breaker for many users wanting to use this component.
>> BC-break/bug if the $params['index'] is also set as this also tries to generate a url for the index action.
There is no problem here because 'index' is checked for as a key (see example):
$this->url(array('id' => 1, 'key' => 'value', 'action' => 'edit', 'index' => true));
The TRUE constant is only needed so that some positive (evaluates to true) value is given. The Zend_Rest_Route#assemble method will find 'index' to be set and it's value evaluates to true (so 1 or '1' or true would work equally well as it doesn't check for === TRUE). The 'index' value is this removed from the parameters array and the remaining parameters (id, key) are added to the resulting URL string.
'action' has already been removed from the parameters array by this point so it will not accidentally be added to the string.
Having 'index' => true also negates having 'action' => 'edit' or 'action' => 'new'. In other words, if 'index' => true, then 'action' is ignored.
FYI, removed old diffs after getting the original poster's permission to do so.
The BC-break only occured (as I recall) with the now removed patches. Your newer patch fixes a few more things and does not suffer from the same problem. All good. :)
However, my main question about the index key was exactly what you point out. Why does it search for "index" => true, and not "action" => "index" like all other routes do? If I pass in array("action" => "edit", "index" => true), I expect it not to ignore action but instead treat index as a named parameter.
If I pass in array("action" => "edit", "index" => true), I expect it not to ignore action but instead treat index as a named parameter.
I see what you mean. Good point. So, if you did this:
$this->url(array('id' => 1, 'action' => 'index', 'another' => 'parameter'));
would you want it to generate this:
or this:
or something completely different?
Personally I would prefer the former. ID is a special param in Zend_Rest_Route, it makes sense for it to remain invisible.
Diff updated to include three new unit tests which are now passing.
Assigning this issue to myself. If I don't hear anything negative about the patch within the next few days, I'm going to commit it so it gets into the next release.
did you commit this patch? im having this issue with 1.10.8 still.
fixed in revision 23420.
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ZF-5412: Zend_Form_Element_MultiCheckBox::addError() array problem
If you try to add an error to a Zend_Form_Element_MultiCheckBox element an php warning will occur: {quote}Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in ........\library\Zend\Form\Element.php on line 2101{quote}
You can reproduce the error by executing this little snippet:
$element = new Zend_Form_Element_MultiCheckBox('someVar'); $element->addMultiOptions(array('hello', 'world')) ->setLabel("Hello world") ->setRequired(false) ->addError('someError');
There has been a bug in addError some time ago, which affected Zend_Element::addError (#ZF-3852). Don't know if this is a help for anybody.
The codeblock of the library is the following:
if ($this->isArray() || is_array($value)) { $aggregateMessages = array(); foreach ($value as $val) { $aggregateMessages[] = str_replace('%value%', $val, $message); } $messages[$key] = $aggregateMessages; }
The problem seems to be the if-clause. isArray is true, but $value is an empty string, when i run my snippet from above. So the source tries to iterate a string, which does not work and the php-warning for the for-each-loop is thrown. I changed the if-clause to make an AND instead of an OR and it does work:
if ($this->isArray() && is_array($value)) { $aggregateMessages = array(); foreach ($value as $val) { $aggregateMessages[] = str_replace('%value%', $val, $message); } $messages[$key] = $aggregateMessages; }
So now, has $value to be an array if we want to loop. It does work, but i don't know if i break something different, but i can't image it, because value HAS TO BE an array for iterating.
This also breaks when using {{addErrorMessages()}} So there is no good way to display errors with this field.
See also: ZF-5603
When using {{addErrorMessages()}} the bug is in {{Zend_Form_Element::_getErrorMessages()}}.
When we add error with {{Zend_Form_Element::addError()}} the following is executed:
* Add an error message and mark element as failed validation
* @param string $message
* @return Zend_Form_Element
public function addError($message)
return $this;
Let's take a look at {{markAsError()}} function:
$messages = $this->getMessages();
$customMessages = $this->_getErrorMessages();
$messages = $messages + $customMessages;
if (empty($messages)) {
$this->_isError = true;
} else {
$this->_messages = $messages;
return $this;
The problem is in {{_getErrorMessages}} function. The resulting {{$message}} var, in case of {{Multi}} field will look like this:
$messages = array(
0 => array(
0 => 'My custom errormessage',
1 => 'My custom errormessage',
2 => 'My custom errormessage'
It's structure is unknown for {{Zend_View_Helper_FormErrors}}, therefore there are errors.
I strongly suggest to give full control over the method of validating {{Multi}} elements! As for now validators are run on each and every selected value, but there is no way to validate THE WHOLE FIELD, nor give it a GLOBAL SINGLE custom error message. Current architecture does NOT allow i.e. to create a {{Zend_Validate_Count}} which would throw error if less (or more) number of fields have been selected.
This patch resolves the problem.
added new patch with unit tests.
current Zend_Form trunk is defect, test with 1.9.2 final, it's working with no side effects.
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ZF-9506: Zend/Cache/Backend/File.php: Error on cache clean with hashed_directory_level > 0 when at least one subdir is empty
if ((is_dir($file)) and ($this->_options['hashed_directory_level']>0)) {
// Recursive call
$result = array_unique(array_merge($result, $this->_get($file . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, $mode, $tags)));
If the directory $file is empty then this:
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return true;
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return array_unique($result);
will turn it to false (true or false does not matter) - problem is that this is NOT an array.
So next "array_merge()" will start a cascade of errors for each recursive call.
Warning: array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #2 is not an array in /var/www/libraries/ZendFramework-1.10.0-minimal/library/Zend/Cache/Backend/File.php on line 805
Maybe there is a better solution, but this seems to work fine for me:
line 803
if ((is_dir($file)) and ($this->_options['hashed_directory_level']>0)) {
// Recursive call
$tmp_result = $this->_get($file . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, $mode, $tags);
if (is_array($tmp_result)) {
$result = array_unique(array_merge($result, $tmp_result));
Best regards, Anton
Anton Stöckl firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.pixeltalents.com
just a code styling change to understand this issue
I did some small changes in trunk on r21636.
The failure isn't on clean - it's on get*. I don't know how I can write a test for it because the failure only generates if glob returns false. Normally glob retuns an empty array but a note on php.net says: {quote} On some systems it is impossible to distinguish between empty match and an error. {quote}
Can you please test it.
You are right, it's on _get! Triggered by "clean" which sometimes makes one directory empty.
I have copied you changed File.php and will test tomorrow as I can't do today.
Cheers, Anton
Just tested your changes -> works fine for me! :-)
Cheers, Anton
fixed in r21636 (trunk) and r21642 (1.10 branch)
Thanks for testing Anton.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by slackley Delicious This is one of the best low/no-cal margarita mixes that I have tried. It has a lot of flavor without an over-powering artificial sweetener taste. I am horribly disappointed that it is no longer available online since I live on the East Coast and we have no World Market stores out here. May 5, 2013
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DreamWorks Under Fire for Letting 'Madagascar' Characters Peddle Junk Food
Studio Urged to Set Nutrition Standards for Foods Its Characters Market to Children
July 18, 2012
DreamWorks Animation is renting out the lovable images of Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, and Melman the Giraffe to market nutritionally poor food choices to impressionable young children, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest. In a letter to DreamWorks CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg, the nonprofit nutrition watchdog group urged the studio to set nutrition standards for the foods for which it licenses its characters, much in the way Katzenbergs former employer, Disney, did last month.
CSPI's letter pointed to the Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted characters appearing on packages of Lance Sandwich Crackers and Nekot Cookies. The products exceed recommendations for the amounts of saturated fat or sodium appropriate in snacks marketed to children, according to draft guidelines from the Interagency Working Group on Food Marketed to Children, a federal taskforce composed of representatives from the FTC, CDC, FDA, and USDA. Madagascar 3 characters also have tie-ins with McDonalds, General Mills, and other companies. CSPI also urged DreamWorks Animation to join the Council of Better Business Bureaus self-regulatory program, the Childrens Food and Beverage Advertising Initiative.
Lance Sandwich Crackers and Nekot Cookies display 'Madagascar 3' characters.
"Parents are faced with an enormous amount of advertising that's intended to change their children's dietary preferences," said CSPI director of nutrition policy Margo Wootan. "When a young child sees the Madagascar penguins on a package of junky crackers, they feel a powerful emotional connectionwhich is why companies do it in the first place. Entertainment companies like DreamWorks have a responsibility to wield that power in a way that doesnt undermine kids health."
CSPI also called on Snyders-Lance, Inc., CEO David V. Singer to set nutrition standards for the foods it markets to children and to join the CFBAI.


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Gardening Articles: Flowers :: Annuals
Power Plants
by Barbara Pleasant
2000 All-American Selection 'Cosmic Orange' Cosmos
Because of variables such as erratic weather and fickle pests, growing a beautiful garden is always a bit of a gamble. Want to tip the odds in your favor? Choose plants that have performed so well they've won awards--and not from mere beauty pageants, either. Although different award programs, from the venerable All-America Selections to trials by horticultural societies, have varying rules and procedures, they share a common goal of helping gardeners find reliably high-performing plants.
The Smartest Seeds
If your gardening year starts with sowing seeds, the first list to look at is All-America Selections (AAS), a 68-year-old program that evaluates and promotes annual flowers and vegetables. AAS casts a big net to find the best of the best. Breeders enter their most promising varieties, which are test-grown at 47 trial locations across the United States and Canada.
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The 2000 AAS flower I like best is 'Melody Pink' dianthus, a 2-foot giant that stood up to last summer's heat and drought better than the most spirited zinnia. It has no fragrance but is a great upright flower for a sunny spot.
'Soraya ' sunflower
To appreciate the other flowers on this year's AAS list, think orange. Cosmos sulphureus 'Cosmic Orange' is much less rangy than others of the species, and it produces scads of blooms all summer if it gets a little water once in a while. Tithonia rotundifolia 'Fiesta Del Sol' takes the old-fashioned torch flower (also called Mexican sunflower) to new lows, topping out at a manageable 3 feet instead of 6. For a backdrop, look no further than 5- to 6-foot 'Soraya' sunflower (Helianthus annuus), a tangerine bloomer that brings a new hue to the sunflower patch.
Here's a hint for balancing all that orange: think blue as in floss flower (Ageratum houstonianum), butterfly bush, (Buddleia davidii), or mealy-cup sage (Salvia farinacea).


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ZF-3709: Inconsistent behaviour in Zend_Db_Table and supporting classes
I stumbled across this inconsistency while following some of the examples of the framework documentation about Zend_Db_Table relationships
Sample tables:
CREATE TABLE owners (
id int(10) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment PRIMARY_KEY,
name varchar(64) NOT NULL,
CREATE TABLE cars (
id int(10) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment PRIMARY_KEY,
model varchar(64) NOT NULL,
CREATE TABLE owner_car (
owner_id int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
car_id int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
mileage int(10) unsigned NOT NULL,
Then the referenceMap for owner_car:
protected $_referenceMap = array(
'Owner' => array(
'columns' => array('owner_id'),
'refTableClass' => 'owners',
'refColumns' => array('id'),
'Car' => array(
'columns' => array('car_id'),
'refTableClass' => 'cars',
'refColumns' => array('id'),
Then when you use the findManyToManyRowset() from a Zend_Db_Table_Row object:
$ownerTable = new owners();
$ownerRecord = $ownerTable->fetchRow('id = 1');
$manyToManyRecords = $ownerRecord->findManyToManyRowset('cars', 'owner_car');
The resulting rows in the rowset contain the following columns:
owner_id, car_id, mileage, id, model,
the readOnly value of the row object will be false and the tableClass will be set to cars any subsequent save() will fail with an exception since not all returned columns are present in the cars table.
A variety of solutions are possible depending on the intended use cases but it does need some attention
$select->from(array('i' => $interName), array(), $interSchema)
->joinInner(array('m' => $matchName), $joinCond, Zend_Db_Select::SQL_WILDCARD, $matchSchema)
in place of
$select->from(array('i' => $interName), Zend_Db_Select::SQL_WILDCARD, $interSchema)
->joinInner(array('m' => $matchName), $joinCond, Zend_Db_Select::SQL_WILDCARD, $matchSchema)
work, so that the join table's columns are ignored.
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The house is silent. All I hear is the wind beating against the windows. Suddenly the phone rings. With a sense of dread, I pick up the phone to hear my dad tell me that Mom has passed. How weird. I assumed that when the news came, I'd be hysterical, crying very emotional. It wasn't like that. I was very calm, very thankful that she was at peace. I had watched for what seemed like a lifetime as a beautiful, vibrant active lady became a tired lady racked with pain. Cancer sucks. It steals so much. I delivered the eulogy with respect to my mother, with pride for being her daughter, and with honor for having her as a very important part of my world. She taught me to stand up tall with eyes forward. You know what's behind you. There's no reason to keep revisiting it. It's what's coming that needs your attention. If you can look at yourself in the mirror and put your lipstick on straight, your good with God. And God didn't make imperfections. Give out of love — not out of guilt. I'm still learning, Mom. Thank you
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LPD: Two suspects rob Erlanger Exxon Friday night
Fourth Lexington business targeted in six days
Published: Friday, November 15, 2013 at 10:22 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, November 15, 2013 at 10:22 p.m.
Officers with the Lexington Police Department were on the scene Friday night investigating the fourth armed robbery of a business in the city in the past six days.
The Erlanger Exxon at 601 Winston Road was robbed at 8:07 p.m., Joni Grubb, a supervisor with the Davidson County 911 Center confirmed.
Capt. Robby Rummage of the LPD said two men, one with armed with a handgun, entered the store and demanded money from the clerk before fleeing the scene on foot. The two suspects left with an undisclosed amount of cash and no injuries occurred. Lexington police officers responded and the Davidson County Sheriff's Office assisted with a K-9 track.
Lexington police Crime Scene Unit personnel were on the scene as well. Officers were attempting to find witnesses and Rummage explained it was too early to tell if there was a getaway vehicle.
"We have officers flooding the area to see if we see any suspicious individuals," Rummage said. No suspects were in custody as of 9:35 p.m. Friday.
Friday night's incident at the Exxon could be related to Tuesday night's armed robbery at the Citgo on Winston Road. Sunday's robbery at the Rite Aid on U.S. Highway 64 West and Wednesday morning's robbery at the Dollar Tree in the Lexington Plaza shopping center don't appear to be related. The Thomasville and Lexington police departments believe those two robberies and an armed robbery of the Ingles on Monday may be connected to the same suspect who remains at large.
"It's too early to say that for sure," Rummage said, as he referred to the Citgo and Exxon robberies, "but like always we are seeing if this could be a pattern crime."
Rummage continues to urge employees of businesses who see suspicious people around their businesses to give the LPD a call. "We will be glad to check it out," he said.
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the LPD at 243-3302 or Lexington Area Crimestoppers at 243-2400.
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Azam Ahmed
Azam Ahmed is the bureau chief for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, where he took over in the summer of 2015. During his tenure, he has covered the escape of the drug lord Joaquin Loera Guzman, also known as "El Chapo" as well as his subsequent arrest, the product of a six-month manhunt. He has covered the migration of hundreds of thousands of Central Americans fleeing home for the United States, as well as the expulsion of Haitians from neighboring Dominican Republic as an immigration crackdown there unfolds.
Mr. Ahmed has also covered the resignation of the president of Guatemala, and the crusade against corruption that has upended decades of impunity in the nation, as well as the Zika virus in El Salvador and the government's peculiar response to it. As Cuba and America shed decades of mutual hostility, Mr. Ahmed has covered the transformation of the nation, as well as the challenges Cuba faces as it grapples with an ailing economy and a demographic crisis.
Prior to arriving in Mexico City, where Mr. Ahmed is based, he was the bureau chief in the Times' Afghanistan bureau, where he worked for nearly three years. During that time, he chronicled the transition from an American-led war to an Afghan-led one, and the corresponding decline in security. He embedded with Afghan combat forces numerous times to detail the changing nature of the fight, and the resurgence of the Taliban. During his tenure, he covered the political upheaval surrounding the 2014 presidential election, the surge in poppy production and the impact the war had on the lives of Afghans struggling under more than 30 years of violence.
Before joining the foreign desk, Mr. Ahmed covered the world of high finance and white collar crime in New York for the Times' business desk, including the insider trading scandals and the first major collapse of a financial institution following the financial crisis of 2008, the firm MF Global. Before joining the Times, Mr. Ahmed worked for the Chicago Tribune, covering urban affairs, education and crime.
Selected Articles By Azam Ahmed
Hour's Drive Outside Kabul, Taliban Reign
In the absence of international troops or their air support, the Taliban have eclipsed the legitimacy of government forces in several parts of Afghanistan.November 23, 2014 worldNews
Theme Park Offers Respite for War-Weary Iraqis
Most people at Happy Park in Iraqi Kurdistan — many from wealthy families, or longtime residents seeking a break — were glad to have any kind of escape from ISIS militants.August 29, 2014 worldNews
Afghan Army's Test Begins With Fight for Vital Highway
A week with Afghan troops safeguarding Highway 1 offers glimpses of a road war in which powerful leaders on all sides battle for control of Afghanistan's crucial artery.February 16, 2014 worldNews
A Day's Toil in the Suicide Bombers' Graveyard
Khwaja Naqib Ahmad lays claim to one of the toughest jobs in the Afghan capital — burying the unclaimed dead, including suicide bombers.August 4, 2013 worldNews
The Hunch, the Pounce and the Kill
JPMorgan Chase lost big because of outsize trades, but not before Boaz Weinstein, a hedge fund manager, seized a rich opportunity, winning in a high-risk game of nerves.May 27, 2012 businessNews
Clashes Draw Support for Teachers' Protest in Mexico
Thousands of students in Oaxaca State have been without school for months, but after government forces clashed with demonstrators last week, a teachers' movement appears to have gained steam.
June 27, 2016, Monday
Drug That Killed Prince Is Making Mexican Cartels Richer, U.S. Says
American officials warn that the cartels are using their own labs to produce fentanyl, a synthetic opioid tied to a rise in overdose deaths.
June 10, 2016, Friday
Prince Died From Accidental Overdose of Opioid Painkiller
Officials in Minnesota said the singer sustained an accidental overdose of self-administered fentanyl, a type of synthetic opiate.
June 3, 2016, Friday
MORE ON: Music , Pain-Relieving Drugs , Drug Abuse and Traffic , Pain , Pop and Rock Music , Prince (1958- )
Mexican Military Runs Up Body Count in Drug War
The statistics on deaths, which the government has stopped reporting, offer a rare glimpse into the Mexican military's role in its fight against cartels.
May 27, 2016, Friday
El Salvador Throws Out Gang Truce and Officials Who Put It in Place
The attorney general has opted to try to stem the nation's infamous violence by crushing the gangs.
May 21, 2016, Saturday
Mexican President Moves to Legalize Gay Marriage Nationwide
President Enrique Peña Nieto submitted a proposal to Congress that would bring legislation into line with recent Supreme Court rulings.
May 18, 2016, Wednesday
Judge in Mexico Says El Chapo Can Be Extradited to U.S.
The ruling puts the drug kingpin Joaquín Guzmán Loera, who has escaped from Mexican prisons twice, one step closer to prison in the United States.
May 10, 2016, Tuesday
MORE ON: Mexico , Drug Abuse and Traffic , Guzman Loera, Joaquin , Extradition , Sinaloa (Mexico) , Prison Escapes
Few Expect Mexico's Government to Suffer at Polls, Despite Outrage Over Abductions
As protests have dwindled over the official investigation into the disappearance of 43 students, many fear the ruling party will face few political consequences.
April 26, 2016, Tuesday
Inquiry Challenges Mexico's Account of How 43 Students Vanished
Five suspects whose testimony underpinned the government's conclusions gave confessions "under torture or cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment," a report by international experts found.
April 25, 2016, Monday
Investigators Say Mexico Has Thwarted Efforts to Solve Students' Disappearance
International experts brought to Mexico to investigate the disappearance of 43 students say they have faced sustained harassment and stonewalling.
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Celebrating? What are they doing and how long have they been gathering? Take pics of 3-4women out w/brief profiles and how they celebrate being women.
Thank you in advance for reading my email.
As a veteran image consultant and jewelry blogger, I just loved Jennifer's article on re-defining your personal style by clearing out your closet. In response to her question, "is there a such thing as an age-appropropriate necklace?" on pg.54...well yes there is! I thought she would enjoy my blog post on the subject:
--Amy Roseveare
I have been a subscriber to More for some time. I greatly enjoy the focus on the mature woman. The articles are interesting and often inspiring, as is the story of Dottie Laster and her efforts to rescue those captured in human trafficking. The clothing suggestions and makeup tips bring out my inner shopper. The magazine itself is visually appealing. However, I was saddened to read A Field Guide to the Mature Man. It seemed to me to be only a parody of what real men are. You dedicated eight pages to this article. This accumulation of male stereotypes might have been acceptable as part of an April Fools' issue. I think your philosophy is to promote the real and legitimate accomplishments of women. If this is so, that article seemed dissonant. Do women need to step up by stepping on men? No. Would your readers resent an article that satirized pendulous breasts, sagging bottoms, Botox enhanced features? Yes. So why abandon your focus and laudable philosophy and stoop to this type of article? I have been married for 43 years to a wonderful man who fit none of these stereotypes and who has always supported my dreams. I know that I am lucky and that this is not every woman's experience. But I think Dottie Laster is as lucky as I. Please consider my thoughts and measure your future articles against your editorial philosophy.
--Judith F. Schadl
It's probably a good idea that I follow up my entry to the "Show Us your Smarts" contest in the October issue of More with this letter. I think I need to apologize and perhaps better explain myself. The morning I completed the survey, I had received yet another e-mail from a potential employer that they had chosen another candidate to fill the job. Unfortunately, I have received a great deal of these e-mails since I became unemployed in May. In a lot of cases, I am not being chosen for these jobs because the employers are choosing younger candidates.
So your survey came at a good time or a bad time, depending on how you look at it. I did write up the following to more thoroughly explain my opinion of More magazine:
So do you want to hear the good news or the bad news first? With our current political environment bombarding us with bad news and negative information, I think it best to always start with the positive news. I really like your magazine, and I am probably your typical reader of More. I am 48 years-old, a professional woman with three grown children. I have been married for 25 years and have lived in the same home in the same neighborhood for 20 years. Unfortunately, I have been unemployed since May, 2012.
I am in the middle: middle, meaning part of what is considered the middle class. We middles are what the current political forum is calling "middle income" women, and right now we have it pretty tough. We hold down a full-time job, have a family, a home, and many responsibilities. We cut coupons. We shop for deals online and in the stores. We are more likely to shop at Kohl's and Macy's than Tiffanies, Bloomindales or Coach. We often color our own hair and do our own nails, and worry about our weight as we age; we also worry about our wrinkles. Some of us own animals; some of us are dealing with an illness. Many of us have elderly parents or relatives that we also have to care for on top of everything else.
Speaking as a typical reader, there are many things that I like about More magazine. I like that there are advertisements in your magazine from Target, JC Penney and Anne Klein. The products advertised are affordable to those who most likely will purchase the magazine—middles like me. I enjoyed the articles and essays and I particularly liked the "Look Better with Age: 20 Real Women's Secrets," "The Cat on My Head," "A Field Guide to the Mature Male." I like that there is information about the upcoming elections, although a very short article, and articles that discuss women's health and retirement.
Now, the bad news and you may feel that I am planting myself on a soapbox, preaching to the proverbial choir. However . . . . when will it end? When do we women not have to worry so much about our crow's feet, laugh-lines or muffin tops? Is there a deadline? Is there a magical age when we simply accept ourselves and all of our flaws? Or will it always come down to our looks, our bodies and how well we keep ourselves?
When will we have women's magazines stop mass producing articles on getting fat, getting old, being less that model picture-perfect? Find me a magazine that empowers women by celebrating what they do, how they have contributed to society, not what they look like. Who cares what she looks like, if she can raise millions of dollars for wounded soldiers, or find the gene that will cure a disease, lead a country, or be a good mother to her children? Why do we hold in such esteem the looks of a woman, but not her accomplishments?
Your magazine is littered with ads that buy into this mindset that aging or being less than perfect is a bad thing. Why must your ads for jeans have "slimming features?" There are so many ads for face creams and serums that repair wrinkles and reverse aging or firm up the skin on the face and neck or remove hair, so on and so on. So many ads for various hair products for us old gals: hair color to get rid of the gray or solutions to help with thinning hair. Why? How about a nice handbag or a snappy pair of shoes? Every woman loves both, no matter the color of her hair, her sagging eyelids or the amount of fat on her belly.
I am 48, in the throes of peri-menopause. Why do I have to work so hard at being thin, young-looking, energetic, perfect? Well, I am putting my foot down. I say, it's my husband's turn. I give up. I am tired of coloring my hair, applying the right face cream, eating right and exercising and never getting rid of the wrinkles and 5 extra pounds of belly fat. I plan to not fight it so hard anymore and simply . . . age.
Okay, I apologize again for my soapbox tirade. Overall, your magazine is pretty awesome and you can tell a great deal of work has already gone into finding the right ads and articles for your target audience. My opinion may not be the same as everyone's and most often it isn't. But I applaud you for asking for feedback from your readers. It shows your magazine is willing to reach out to its readers for their opinions, for their feelings on how to make the magazine even better. Growth and change is an important part of moving forward. Ultimately, isn't that what life is all about?
So perhaps your magazine will join me as we grow and age together, and hopefully we can do it gracefully.
Thank you so much for listening.
--Sheila Murphy-Palermo
I was getting interested in MORE but then I realized it is simply another liberal biased magazine. Your interviews and articles about Andrea Mitchell, Nancy Pelosi, etc. gave it away. However, this month's "Seven Newswomen "finished it off for me. Your colors showed just by leaving out Fox News, which, despite Obama's badmouthing, is still the most watched news channel on cable news and is probably now the most watched news period. Many people are absolutely boycotting other news stations because they can't keep from being biased. This election will be close. No matter who wins, you're going to turn off lots of people. I am not alone in refusing to pay for left-sided propaganda. I have cancelled other subscriptions and will cancel this one, too. I will now write letters to the companies who advertise with you.
Smarten up!!
--Sydney Messett
I am a 54 year old conservative from South Carolina who has enjoyed your magazine for years. I had to comment on the article highlighting the 7 newswomen wearing the sheath dresses. As a professional, I love the dresses and wear them often. What struck me as odd is the lack of conservative newswomen included in your chosen group. As I'm sure you are aware, there are many beautiful and successful conservatives you could have chosen from including Megyn Kelly, Michell Malkin, Ann Coulter, Laura Ingram & Dana Pierino to name a few.
I like to believe your magazine is well balanced politically and this just struck me and inspired me write my first letter to a magazine!!!
Thanks for listening and your support of both political parties.
--Amy Pickens
Your 2012 Survey is bogus! Just because this is/was my first issue seen and read, the survey ended!
I'll be a sport and let you know what I think anyway.
The front cover story of Selma Bagel, real people-great choice!
Become "face book fan", get real! There's better things to do than to sit and blog/tweet/bla-bla-bla... I'm only responding because I accurately have time to relax. I'm a busy working woman.
I loved the short interview with Penny Marshall! I loved watching her when I was a kid! I recall the Playboy waitress show she did in Lavern & Shirley. It inspired me to be a bunny waitress, but I got pregnant and there went my perfect body. :( But I am a part time waitress for the past 12 years. I'm the best at my work and proud of it!! Great tips and leave my customers with a smile, just without showing off my flesh...
Books: that really shows your/our age. Don't care for it.
Do movies instead. More interesting and alive. The hell with "book clubs"! Movies are where it's at!
The "shake up your>Now on "images control" I liked. Make, keep "your">"Look better with age", I enjoyed. I can relate and feel good about myself knowing I'm not all alone in the ageing journey.
The "Beauty Search 2012" how about getting the neighbor next door? Even if she's not making the 6 figures yearly. Find the real all natural girl next door. Give her a chance and she'll teach you a thing or two...
Oh, please don't let me forget the "Kathy Griffin's 7 Reasons not to date a man over 40" Wow, I don't know where she got her survey, but she's oh so wrong! Or I'm just plain lucky for my 40+ year old boyfriend! He's much more exciting than guys my age (30's)!
The "sex trafficking" article, true-you've just got to respect the truth in the eye and help our fellow ladies and young men. Don't turn your cheek to it. It's really happening closer to home than you may think.
Most other articles bored me, not interesting. Yawn, yawn, nod.
Advertisements are beauty vain. But that's life. Good variety.
Thank you for your time and much success to your magazine.
--Rosie Ramirez
I am a subscriber.
I was very disappointed to see your "Hail to the Sheath" article (pages 126-133) in your October 2012 issue featuring only "left leaning" media venue newswomen.
Why no newswoman from Fox News or another "conservative leaning" news venue?
While, regrettably, I have come to expect biased, left-leaning reporting from the "Main Stream Media," I do not want to see it in More magazine under the guise of fashion. As will be evidenced by this coming November's political elections, there are plenty of conservative-leaning women in America … please remember us when planning, executing, and printing future feature articles in your magazine.
--Jacqueline Palumbo
My name is Shakuntala Dev and I am 49 years young living in Sacramento California. I enjoy reading More Magazine every month and share with my friends as well. What I most enjoy reading in your magazine is articles on every day women who inspire in beauty and brain. Your Magazine covers should be on everyday women as well. I don't read any article on Celebrities specially if it on Beauty and make up. I hope you would put more emphasis on women like me who eat well, exercise and and raise a family and still look years younger than their age without using any expensive beauty products.
I have attached a photo to prove my point. I took this photo of myself in Tahiti in May of this year.
--Shakuntala Dev.
You will never know how excited I was when you came on the market! Finally, a magazine for mature women! A magazine that contained something more than how to raise your kids, make your man happy in bed, and cook a healthy supper! I loved your articles written by real women who conquered obstacles in their lives, lived through horrific events and shared their stories with us, empowered us...... I even enjoyed the updated makeup and hair trends although was disappointed that they were presented- as always - on rail thin models. For several years as a loyal subscriber I have winced at your decidedly liberal leanings and raves about Hilary Clinton, Michelle Obama, etc. while ignoring conservative women with equally, if not more, stellar careers and lives. But this is the very last straw, MORE!
The female newsanchors you portrayed in this issue were ALL liberal mainstream mouthpieces for the current administration and not one FOX news anchor or author in their midst! Come on now! During election year you would be this brazen! Many letters have echoed my sentiments over the past months but you obviously do not care about your conservative readers who cannot get weak-limbed and faint over Obama and his minions! There is a vast divide between Madison Avenue and Mainland America and you proved that you are not "woman "enough to cross it! Please cancel my subscription immediately.
--Dr. Carol Ann Gillespie
More magazine may have good content but I find the print size hard to read. The print is smaller than every magazine that I currently subscribe to or have subscribed to in the past. I would suggest that you will reach more women/readers if the size of the print was not so small. I will not be renewing my subscription and want you to know the reason why.
--Patti Waitman-Ingebretsen
I have found myself looking for a More magazine again, to find your letter.
I do not have a subscription to More yet, due to so many others needed to keep current. Your magazine I seek out and pay full price for.
What you write is exactly what is current and of interest to me. I am 56, divorced and raised two strong, independent women. I mean independent, not on parental or government dole since graduating from college in four years. Own a multinational home-furnishing/design company that I built while raising the girls. I love this time watching them shine in their feminine strength (one an accountant, one a rocket scientist—yes, really). I love this time for me, a window in my life to allow me to justifiably be focused on me and my career guilt free! Grandchildren will come soon enough.
Do not change or be pressured into the mind-set of the liberal majority in trend publishing.
I will continue to look forward to your monthly letter.
--Kathleen Kenworthy
Just read your October issue of MORE article "Lose the Clutter, Find Your Style"—well, it made me do it. Closed the magazine and went downstairs to the closet. I first removed all my "oh my gosh, you're too old for that" items and hauled them all upstairs to the couch. Next to my walk-in closet that is not very walk-in friendly and did the same thing.
I feel like I have shed 10 pounds, which for me actually isn't a good thing, but what the heck, it felt great! Next stop: Goodwill box.
Thanks, Jennifer. You pushed me to do something I have dreaded for many years!
--Dolores P.
As always, I enjoyed your letter this month. As I am sitting in the Barcelona airport reading your letter, I just had to write to you. Of course, the three-hour layover might have had something to do with that. :)
Throughout my life, I have always appreciated my women friends, their support, encouragement and understanding. We have helped each other during the good times and bad times.
Three years ago we retired and moved two hours away from all my lifelong friends. Wasn't sure I was going to meet new friends that were "a match." You are right on target, in that meeting new friends that can click with my husband and me is not an easy task.
I am so happy to say I have met a whole new group of wonderful women. The gym provided an outlet to meet some like-minded women, along with tennis, which I had not played in 25 years. One of the ladies from the gym told me about a website called Meetup.com. This is a site that offers an avenue to meet new friends by joining up with strangers to hike, bicycle and just have fun. Check it out if you haven't already.
The past three years I have met some great women at More's Miraval event and continue to keep in touch with them. Looking forward to seeing you this year too. :)
I still cherish my old friends and make sure to get together as often as I can. Cannot imagine life without these wonderful friends. So, as you can see, it is not hard to find new friends; you just need to "open yourself up and look around you." Take care!
--Deb Dalke
I could really relate to your recent editorial about friends. They are so important in later years of life. I am drawn to strong, intelligent, independent women—and have a number of good friends who fit this description. They are women who have survived many of life's challenges yet live well in spite of their years. Attitude plays an important part in life and friendships! Thank goodness for friends!
I just received my October issue of MORE magazine. I love Salma Hayek on the cover. I read the article and enjoyed it. Yet my comment is regarding the article written by Jenny Allen (commencing on page 98).
GREAT article! I could really identify with her with respect to the title of the article, "The Cat on My Head." Once you're diagnosed with "the BIG C," it takes a little time to get use to hearing that word and then accepting that you have been diagnosed with it. A million thoughts run through your mind ... Not to be insensitive to anyone who has or has survived Cancer. It really comes down to a state of mind. This may sound harsh, but what I had to decide was one of the following:
1. I'm victimized by Cancer.
2. I'm a Cancer survivor.
I decided I was going to be a survivor. I am one of five members on my paternal side who developed Cancer between the ages of 38 and 48. I am one of two survivors of the five family members. I'm currently declared in remission, which I wear as a badge of honor and courage, and I decided to create awareness through wearing my baldness to family functions to bring about awareness. If anything, I encourage women to create awareness among family, friends, peers and acquaintances. This is a disease that is still killing too many of us. Beauty is not in our hair, whether it's on our heads or our face. Beauty is in our strength as women who can stand up and fight against a formidable enemy. I wore my BIG EARRINGS and went BALD. I received looks of admiration. Now there were days I wore my cotton hats to forgo sunburn (not a good thing when receiving chemo). I also had my rough periods due to the aggressive treatment but looked forward to the good days. Just remember, we are still the beautiful women we were before Cancer, except we have grown stronger and wiser.
Laugh, enjoy companionship. Whether its with family, friends or a support group. I did it all and I found that other woman and men had it worst than I and I found myself lending support to them. That made me feel even better. When life gives you a pile of lemons, go to town and start making lemonade, lemon madeleines, lemon meringue pie, etc. ... Sweeten it up! When you survive Cancer, you feel you can conquer most anything.
I read the article (if you can call it that) "The Seven Newswomen," whom you deem to be the ones who "cast a critical eye on the candidates this election season." Seriously? What about the newswomen from Fox News? Interesting how you conveniently left these women out of your feature article. If you took the time to read their biographies, you would undoubtedly be impressed with their collective résumés and scholastic achievements, and I believe some of them may ALSO have a "critical eye" on the candidates this election season. For you to deliberately exclude any of these women from your feature story is inexcusable, but not surprising.
I am truly disappointed that your publication (like so many others) is slanted to the left. But what else is new? Your feature "The Seven Newswomen" obviously eliminated the newswomen from Fox News because of the current political climate. You are free to publish whatever you want, and I am free to no longer read it. That said, I am canceling my subscription. I'm sure one less subscription is no big deal to you. However, it is a big deal to me every time I read the newspaper or watch CNN or MSNBC or read More, and it becomes more and more obvious that the American public is being brainwashed by the left-wing media. Fairness in journalism no longer exists.
--Kathy Entringer
I completed the October 2012 survey—thought there would be space at the end of the survey for comments ... here's one I didn't get to post. I was disappointed the magazine chose only "liberal" newswomen to feature in "Hail to the Sheath" on pages 126-133. Newswomen on Fox News would also be "casting a crticial eye on the candidates..." Instead of appearing to reach women across both political aisles, the magazine comes across as not being interested in women with more conservative views. An obvious deletion that will dictate my decision upon renewal.
--Diane Hannan
I will take you at your word that you want to hear complaints as well as compliments about your magazine. I have been a subscriber for many years and eagerly look forward to each month's issue of More. Today when I turned to the section "A Field Guide to the Mature Male," I was horrified. I am 55 years old and married with a spouse the same age. We like to share little jokes about men and women (Mars and Venus), and we can laugh at ourselves and our aging bodies. However, most of this Field Guide is just NOT funny, particularly the drawing and comments on page 140. If such an article appeared in a men's magazine about women's bodies, feminists would be appalled. I am very disappointed that your staff finds this kind of humor appropriate for the "mature" woman.
--Karen Ryan
It is great there is a magazine for the "older" generation of women. You are a wonderful resource for the 35- to 50-year-old women in the country. Your subject matters are pertinent to that generation with suggestions on how to move forward when difficult situations present themselves in their lives. Great articles that address concerns such as job loss and reinventing their careers, illness and recovery, emotional issues from divorce and finding love again are in each issue. I applaud you on creating this for those women.
It is clear your staff is 40 and under. There is very little representation for women 55 and above. If we wore the clothes you show, we would look ridiculous or frumpy. Job loss and recovery for us is completely different than the 35- to 50-year-old with a career future. Medical advice is not the same either. Divorce after 25 to 30 years can destroy our lives due to loss of homes and little possibility of purchasing another. There are women who find love again, but most of us are not attractive to men of similar age that we have been fighting against for jobs our whole lives (a negative outcome of the "women's liberation era" we are products of). Who knew that wasn't going to work so well for us???
One tremendous issue that is always the elephant in the room is our weight. Sure, women in their sixties lose weight successfully, but look at the majority of women in this growing category. We have spent our live as professionals, dressing up to date and relatively slim. Well, going to the gym three or four times a week no longer maintains that look, and all we have to do is get a whiff of anything with an ounce of fat or sugar and it appears on our midriff or hips never to be "worked off." What are we to do without destroying our health? We can no longer go on crash diets and expect our bodies to keep going. This is a whole new world for us, and we need help.
When you do approach our unique issues it is tacked on to the end of an article for the forties. So much like the afterthought we seem to be now. How about some articles specifically for us? I have been a subscriber from the beginning.
Kathy Griffin isn't funny, and I am highly offended about what she wrote about men over 40. I will be married for 32 years this October. We are still very happy. She isn't mature enough or enough of a woman to be married to a man over 40.
--M.E. Steinhart
I must first say that I do love your magazine. So consider this a fan letter first...
However, Kathy Griffin's seven reasons not to date a man over 40 REALLY seemed derogatory to most men. Women of style and substance should celebrate the differences between men and women. I would like to give a shout-out to all the handsome waiters at Olive Garden and the over-40 guys who excercise and work to maintain a youthful appearance. The comment about their balls? Kathy, you need to have your mouth sewn shut! The comment about sending their children to a Swiss boarding school? Please, save our children from women like this. PLEASE do not EVER give this woman another platform to bash our guys. Shame, shame!
--Clara Ward
I'm writing to you regarding your article "A Field Guide to the Mature Male." I cannot express to you how incredibly offensive I find this article. As the owner of a hair salon, I receive quite a few magazines geared toward women. Recently I started receiving More and initially thought it seemed rather interesting. I couldn't believe the poor taste of this article. I found it even more offensive as I am 48 years old and, according to this article, apparently falling apart at the seams. The objectification of men in this article is really revolting. Given that I spend the majority of my time with women, I think I have a pretty good feeling for their attitudes. If such an article were written for men about women with these terrible stereotypes, there would be hell to pay! I hope that the next time someone suggests writing an article about men, you think about it much more carefully.
--Terrence Otis
I have subscribed to More for years and really enjoy the magazine. However, I thought the article in the October issue on "The Mature Male" was vulgar and sexist. SO not up to your usual intelligent journalistic standards. Imagine if a magazine printed a multipage article on "A Field Guide to the Mature Female" ridiculing menopausal bellies, whiskery chins, skinny legs, thinning hair, falling breasts, dry vaginas, Stages of Women, sexual response at different ages, male equivalent comic of Kathy Griffin listing reasons not to date an over-40 female, "just how mature is she" and estrogen loss. I expect there would be an uproar from your staff about the poor judgement used by the female-bashing magazine. I expect more from More.
--Cynthia, MSW
Today I received the October issue of More in the mail. As usual, I did a cursory scan of the pages, looking for the articles I might want to spend more time on at day's end. And, as usual, I found an article that, although I'm sure you didn't mean to be political, to be just that.
I have been a subscriber to More for a number of years. In the past, I have been prepared to ignore its lack of coverage on, shall we say, more conservative women compared to liberal ones. Not so anymore.
"Hail to the Sheath" is a nice fashion feature. As a former special-sections editor for a newspaper, I can really appreciate great photography, smart outfits and attractive models. Some bio copy is nice too. But when all the models are from mainstream media, many with NBC backgrounds or clearly liberal leanings, it just becomes too much. I watch a variety of news media and can assure you there are those in other media outlets who are as fashionable and attractive as those on your pages. I'd be happy so send you a list if you'd like and even interview and run the fashion shoot for you.
When my subscription runs out, I will not renew. I think almost every woman's magazine thinks it gives equal coverage, mainly because staff tell each other they're covering everything equally. Someone needs to look in from the outside.
There are always wonderful articles in your book, and I'll miss them. But not the one-sided cheering section for the liberal agenda.
I have had a subscription to MORE magazine for the past year now, and I love it. However, I've noticed that little by little, more "twenty-something" advertisement seems to be appearing in your publication. I love reading MORE because it is an alternative to all of the youth-focused magazines such as Glamour, Elle, etc.
Please don't lose your mission of catering to women of style and substance who prefer a publication that respects and honors mature women.
--Liz Carrillo


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