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This past weekend former junior welterweight, welterweight and junior middleweight title holder Miguel Cotto 39-4 (32) won the WBC middleweight title from Sergio Martinez 51-3-2 (28). When Martinez failed to come out for the 10th round of the scheduled 12-rounder, Cotto became the first Puerto Rican fighter in boxing history to capture a world title in four different weight classes. With that Cotto will surely go down as one of the all-time great Puerto Rican fighters in boxing history. This is something that couldn't have happened to a more decent man and fighter.
Let it be reiterated here once more. I have as much or more respect for Miguel Cotto as a fighter as I do for any other active fighter in any combat sport. If you're human and have warm blood running through your veins, I can't fathom how anyone could root against him. Cotto completely dominated the favored Martinez and did whatever he wanted to during the bout whenever he wanted to. He was in control from the opening bell and had Sergio down three times in the first round. Actually, Cotto's easiest gym sparring session in preparing for the bout was probably tougher than the fight itself. In what was truly a rare occasion, Cotto was unmarked when the fight concluded. There's not one fan or boxing observer alive who predicted that Martinez would be Miguel's easiest title winning bout. But it was.
Here's where the cold water being poured onto the outcome comes in. Yes, Cotto fought brilliantly. However, I haven't seen a championship caliber fighter come into the ring with legs so weak and unsteady like Martinez's since 40 year old Sugar Ray Leonard was punched from pillar to post by the feather fisted Hector Camacho 18 years ago. Cotto was credited with four official knockdowns of Martinez, but in reality, Sergio was close to going down at least 10 times after being grazed and not hit flush on the chin. Martinez's balance, timing and distance were terrible. He actually missed Cotto a few times with body punches without Miguel even moving or trying to avoid them. Does Cotto get credit for that or was Martinez that bad? I say it's the latter.
Now ask yourself, did Cotto all of the sudden become Thomas Hearns as a puncher or is it more plausible to believe that Martinez has no legs and his punch resistance is totally gone at age 39? Cotto didn't even land his Sunday left-hook on Martinez, at least not with any regularity, yet he was falling all over the place and looked as if he was steadying himself on roller skates almost every time Miguel touched him. I'm sorry, there's no way Martinez is that bad nor is Cotto that great. I really believe that many are over-reacting to the result of the fight on Cotto's part. I think Miguel's effort was no more than the really good work of a first class professional and nothing spectacular, being that he had a breathing corpse of a fighter in front of him. No, Martinez was never a great fighter, but he was borderline outstanding. It was Toney-Holyfield all over again. No way Toney could hang with or beat a vintage Holyfield and the same applies to Cotto-Martinez.
Does anyone fathom that Cotto would've had Floyd Mayweather or Canelo Alvarez falling all over the ring with the punches he hit Martinez with? I certainly can't. I believe Cotto was at the right place at the right time against Martinez this past weekend. Yes, he looked great, but he didn't rediscover himself nor was he re-invented by trainer Freddie Roach. Had Mayweather or Alvarez been in the ring with Martinez this past weekend, they would've taken him apart as easy or easier than Cotto did.
So here's Cotto's perfect exit strategy. He should offer up his title to Floyd Mayweather. We all know Mayweather wants that 160 pound title so he can claim six titles in six different weight classes. And we know Floyd will never go near Gennady Golovkin unless he agrees to fight him with one arm in a cast. Also, Cotto has the lineal title from the man who beat the man who beat the man. Cotto has secured his legacy and is now fighting for his family's financial future. There are really only two logical opponents for Cotto to defend his title against next - Mayweather or Alvarez if he gets by Erislandy Lara in July. Fighting Mayweather would not only be for the most money by far, but it is a fight that he is capable of scoring the upset. Cotto has already given Floyd one of his three toughest career bouts and maybe Mayweather is on the decline based on his last outing against Marcos Maidana. And even if he lost, he wouldn't get stopped by Mayweather and he certainly wouldn't lose any credibility by losing to him.
On the other hand, fighting Alvarez is a much tougher fight for Cotto stylistically and physically. The odds of him being stopped and humiliated are much greater against a puncher like Alvarez. What Miguel did versus Martinez would never work or carry him past Mayweather or Alvarez. Unlike Martinez, they won't be falling all over themselves when they are grazed by his punches. By fighting Mayweather first, a future fight with Alvarez would still be there for him whether or not he won or lost to Mayweather.
And since fighting Mayweather makes the most sense from both a style and financial vantage point, what if he upset him, which isn't a pipe dream. What would that do for his legacy and bank account? The reality is Cotto isn't long for the middleweight division. He could easily lose in his next fight to any of the top five middleweights he'd have to defend the title against, aside from Martinez. That's why Miguel should offer up his newly acquired title to Floyd Mayweather. It makes all the dollars and sense in the world.
And lastly, the fact that Cotto is an HBO fighter and Mayweather is a Showtime fighter won't prevent the fight from becoming a reality. If Floyd says I want to accept Cotto's challenge and fight for the lineal middleweight championship, do you really think either network is going to deprive the fans out of the fight? What a PR disaster that would be. Not to mention all the money that will change hands for both companies via the compromise they'll iron out because it's good business. The biggest obstacle will be Cotto's promoter Bob Arum who will no doubt try and Don King him and force him to fight Alvarez. This way Arum keeps the title regardless of who wins.
If Cotto is smart, and all indications based on how he's managed his career say that he is, he should be campaigning and challenging Mayweather to meet him for the middleweight title. As long as Floyd doesn't try to get over too much regarding the terms and conditions for the fight, and it's not like Cotto doesn't have any leverage because he does. All that it'll take is for Miguel to issue the challenge and for Floyd to accept it. Promotional contracts can be put aside for business. It happens every day.
Mayweather-Cotto for the lineal middleweight championship would be huge. Mayweather can go for his sixth title in a different weight division against a fighter who he already defeated and no doubt is certain that he can do it again and further enhance his legacy. And Cotto can accumulate a fortune while having a great chance to add to his legacy against a fighter who he put up a great fight against and must feel things would turn out differently in his favor if they were to fight again.
I'm not saying the above will happen, but it is in Cotto's best interest. If Cotto fights Alvarez, he can kiss his title goodbye without maximizing his fullest earnings potential, and it could be painful.
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I agree with everything written.
I think Cotto actually has more leverage than Floyd because Cotto has more options. Alvarez always sells and is more exciting than Floyd's pot shot style.
Cotto has looked more exciting and thrilling than Floyd in the ring.
Call me crazy but Cotto could be pulling the strings for Floyd this time.
I think, because Cotto jumped on Sergio right from the very start, and successfully so, and because he ensured that the issue (for Martinez) was his face being punched . . . . . .
Even if Martinez' knee played a factor and Cotto himself was also without equivalent concerns, niggling injuries and/or significant wear/tear from all his years of battling at the coalface and hardly ducking anyone; the fact that the fight didn't go long enough before the real cause of the loss revealed itself, in my opinion stands loudly as a testimony to not only what the primary reason for the loss was - but also to how, had Martinez' knee been any better, the outcome would have still been the same - so long as Cotto came in with that game-plan, closed the distance and opened up with left hooks and right crosses.
Sergio Martinez' knee had sweet FA to do with his punch resistance and if he was getting up at 4.30am and training every morning before the fight (as the promotional videos showed) then it was also OK in round 1 when Cotto started to pound him (and probably a few more rounds after that).
Furthermore, Cotto is by no means a spring chicken in the sport anymore himself.
I am sure he has a few niggling physiological issues to deal with after all the years of training.
In fact if he hasn't, it will be absolutely remarkable.
As I know personally myself, I started to develop them even in my amateur days.
Boxing training's constant repetition of running, bag work, skipping and all the subsequent pounding on the legs, hands, back, neck, shoulder and all the associated arm joints and muscles that are involved; ensures it's almost guaranteed.
Martinez was not precisely 100% due to all the factors being discussed, but he lost due to the guy in front of him and (all other factors being the same) that would not have changed even if Martinez was injury free; in my opinion.
Chavez almost had him in the final stages of their fight and that was without properly training and preparing.
A few other guys had Martinez down in previous fights also, and Kelly Pavlik as well showed up Sergio's lack of a plan "B" and some other vulnerabilities associated with his lack of fundamentals and formal amateur experience.
Cotto is, pound for pound, a better all round boxer and fighter than all the above-mentioned guys.
That's just my 2 cents worth.
I don't think there's really a need to keep debating about Martinez' knee but I still see some people almost ignoring the facts before their eyes..
We know fighters will fight on in the ring for 15 rounds with all manner of bones broken in their bodies. We know the strength of heart some champions possess and how they will fight on through anything and never give in to their opponents. Martinez was doing just that. If you watch the fight again, and I implore you all who doubt Martinez' injuries do, then you will see clearly from the first round that his knee was buckling and not working with him. Yet he got up time and time again and mounted a fight back.
What's even more surprising is that people say Martinez had no answer for Cotto's left hook. Well of course he didn't, his lead foot was planted because he found it so hard to move his right knee. Every time Cotto came in Martinez could only hope to time him because he certainly couldn't get out of the way with his handicapped knee. When you can't throw a serious left or right against an 3 time world champ then you're going to have some issues undoubtedly.
Cotto couldn't even manage a white wash, Cotto was still getting caught by punches, Cotto could not put an injured and aging champion away - Martinez can walk with his head held firmly high after his performance through his adversity. Cotto in my opinion under performed.
On a totally different, yet related, note, check out what was said back in 2011 after the first stint in rehab, using Twitter as the platform:
"Dear bob arum first I would like to humbly apologize for any pain I have caused to you and or your family.I also want to apologize....
To manny paquiao for any wrong doing in my part.you are a great champion.I have realized that by accepting my mistakes everyone around me...
Will hopefully forgive me.with great humility I ask we work together for the good of the sport we dearly love.It is not fair to the fans...
And to the fighters.so today let's move forward and put on the best fights possible and show the world what we are capable of doing.
Thank you bob.your friend oscar"
Sounds familiar?
However I do think this was sincere. I also think Schaefer's expressing joy about doing business with Top Rank again was sincere.
But the legally enforced apology -- eerily similar, almost identical, to the Mayweathers' apology -- certainly was not.
So that makes me wonder about the sincerity of the DiBella side dismissing the possibility that the old man's poor wheels had anything to do with Martinez' lack of mobility, attributing it instead from "concussive symptoms" from the first left hook. It just seemed so contrived.
I don't think we are going to see Mayweather-Cotto II. The reason, Bob Arum.
I understand Cotto is technically a promotional free agent. But I am guessing he sticks with Top Rank and works with them on a plan to move forward defending the Middleweight title. Arum sounded very confident after the Cotto-Martinez fight as a matter of fact that he would be working with Top Rank on a defense for December at Madison Square Garden.
Why would Cotto stick with Arum? Cotto made a lot of money with Arum in the past. He also made a lot of money with Arum fighting guys he could easily handle many times.
Look back at 2011...Cotto fought against Ricardo Mayorga and Antonio Margarito. Cotto was handsomely paid in those fights against name fighters who had each seen their better days. These were relatively easy fights for Cotto.
In 2012, he veers away from Top Rank and takes the Mayweather fight. Okay understandable. But then works again with Golden Boy and they come up with Austin Trout at the Garden. Its was lower level opponent as far as name recognition and a very dangerous fight stylistically for Cotto. In the ring, it turned out to be a nightmarish evening.
So Cotto goes back to work with Top Rank and gets Delvin Rodriguez. A perfect opponent for Cotto to shine against.
Following Rodriguez, agrees once again to work with Top Rank for Martinez. It turns out to be a brilliant move as Martinez was clearly hobbled by his knees. Cotto was able to take the lineal Middleweight Championship in a fight he looked great against on the big stage at Madison Square Garden.
I believe Cotto has learned from the past and will once again look to work with Top Rank. So that crosses out a Mayweather rematch.
The commish interviewed Arum on the radio show that aired yesterday. There was talk about Cotto-Canelo but it seemed like Arum was aiming for that fight next May from his comments.
Arum also sounded confident he'd be working with Cotto on a December defense at the Garden. No opponents were mentioned but I'll throw a name out there. Matthew Macklin.
Its a makeable fight and a very marketable fight. Its also a fight Cotto should be able to handle.
Stylistically, Macklin is well suited for Cotto. Macklin is not a mover and will come forward to make the fight. He is tough and willing to exchange. He will be right in front of you and can be hit. Its a perfect fight for Cotto at this stage of his career.
Then, we will get Cotto-Canelo next spring regardless of whether Canelo defeats Lara or not in July.
The reality is Oscar and Arum are cordial again and open to doing business . That is a good thing . Time to move on from Oscar's past mistakes . Floyd has made mistakes . The summer boxing schedule is fantastic.
The reality is Oscar and Arum are cordial again and open to doing business . That is a good thing . Time to move on from Oscar's past mistakes . Floyd has made mistakes . The summer boxing schedule is fantastic.
Good reading by most everyone. The Shadow, thank you for reminding folks that Miguel Cotto is a free agent and isn't contractually obligated to any one certain promoter, network. The man is positioned very well. War Cotto vs Mayweather 2 in September for the undisputed middleweight championship! Im all booked for Vegas so that's partly why I'm hoping for that match up. Otherwise, I'd want Canelo vs Cotto. It is about the best match up in all of boxing to be made. It'll have hype and guaranteed fireworks. Can't miss! If I am advising Cotto I'd have him do the Floyd rematch. If he loses he'll still have the option to fight Canelo, maybe even moreso. If he loses to Canelo in his next go... He'll never ever be invited to step foot into the ring with PBF again. That's how I see it. Holla!
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This recipe makes just the right amount for my husband and me. I like the idea of cooking it all in one pan, and a touch of Worcestershire sauce adds a distinctive taste. -Barbara Kemmer, Rohnert Park, California
- 1/2 pound ground beef
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 1/4 cup chopped green pepper
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 can (11-1/2 ounces) tomato juice
- 1/2 cup uncooked elbow macaroni
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
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- In a large skillet, cook the beef, onion and green pepper over medium heat until meat is no longer pink. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Drain.
- Add the tomato juice, macaroni, Worcestershire sauce, salt and pepper; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 20 minutes or until macaroni is tender. Yield: 2 servings.
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If the Los Angeles Kings are looking to repeat as Stanley Cup Champions, they just took a step in the right direction. The Kings announced Wednesday that they had re-signed leading playoff goal scorer Marian Gaborik to a seven-year contract. Gaborik was set to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1.
While financial terms were not disclosed, the deal will reportedly carry an annual cap hit of $4.875 million.
The 32-year old Gaborik was acquired by the Kings at the trade deadline from the Columbus Blue Jackets in exchange for forward Matt Frattin, a second round pick previously acquired from Toronto (the Maple Leafs can decide if it is in 2014 or 2015) and a conditional 2014 third-round pick that became a second-round pick if the Kings either made it to the second round of the playoffs, or were able to re-sign Gaborik. They did both.
With 14 playoff goals, Gaborik joined Claude Lemieux (1996-1997) as the only players in NHL history to have scored at least 10 goals in the regular season, then surpassed that total in the playoffs. Gaborik had a career-low 11 goals and 30 points in 41 regular season contests; then scored 22 points in 26 playoff games en route to capturing his first Stanley Cup.
The Kings retained another member of their Stanley Cup-winning squad on Tuesday, signing 31-year-old defenseman Matt Greene to a four-year contract worth $2.5 million per season. An alternate captain for Los Angeles, Greene was also a member of the Kings' Stanley Cup-winning squad in 2012.
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NetBeans Podcast Episode #34 (32 min 40 sec, size: 19.6 MB)
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Six fire departments were called to assist in putting out a fire in Ivy Bend, Missouri on Tuesday, January 21, 2014. According to volunteer fireman Steve Hoover, he received a 9-1-1 call at 11:50 p.m. reporting a chimney fire on Ivy Bend Rd in Ivy Bend. Because of the high winds the fire spread to three homes and a large building destroying them along with approximately 10 acres of vegetation.
The Ivy Bend Fire department along with five other fire departments and Mid-Mo Ambulance districts responded to the incident. Mutual aiding fire departments were Gravois Fire Protection District, Stover Fire Protection District, Versailles Rural Fire Protection District, Moreau Fire Protection District and Cole Camp Rural Fire Department. The City of Versailles Fire Department stood by at their station to assist if needed. "
The cause of the fire is undetermined at this time, but it is suspected to have started in a living room chimney. Officials say it spread quickly, with the entire house engulfed in about four minutes.
More than half of the Volunteer Ivy Bend Fire Department was out of town at the time. Ivy Bend is a non-tax funded volunteer fire department and currently is in need of apparatus and volunteers.
Morgan County 911 issued a press release on Tuesday, January 21 containing steps to preventing chimney fires:
• Burned wood odors coming from the fireplace when it's not being used.
• Fires that seem to burn poorly or that dump smoke back into the room
• A black damper, caked with creosote. Since it sits right above the firebox, the damper is often the easiest thing to see and reach. If you see "black gunk" or you can pull out chunks of residue, there's a dangerous amount of creosote buildup.
"How often you need to clean your chimney depends a great deal on how much you use it. The kinds of fires you build and the type of wood you use also govern cleaning frequency. As a rule of thumb, it's a good idea to have chimneys cleaned at least once a year, usually before cold weather sets in. Some people prefer to do it in the spring, and some chimney sweeps offer special promotions at this time of year to keep business going. This is fine, too, but scheduling a fall cleaning will also clear out anything that might have fallen into the chimney during the summer."
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I want to find the the supremum of $\dfrac{|x|^{2/3}-|y|^{2/3}}{|x-y|^{2/3}} $ in the unit ball centered at the origin . Here $x\neq y$, $x,y \in \mathbb R^n$. How do I proceed ? Thank you for your help.
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Hint: By a modification of the triangular inequality you see that $$||x|^{2/3}-|y|^{2/3}|\leq |x-y|^{2/3}$$ for all $x\neq y$. So we have$$\dfrac{|x|^{2/3}-|y|^{2/3}}{|x-y|^{2/3}}\leq 1$$ Is the value of the function $=1$ at some point?


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Comments on 10 Jazz Genius Moments (Pt. 1) TypePad 2008-12-10T12:44:50Z Marc Myers http://www.JazzWax.com/ tag:typepad.com,2003:http://www.jazzwax.com/2008/12/10-moments-of-j/comments/atom.xml/ MICHAEL TRAMBLE commented on '10 Jazz Genius Moments (Pt. 1)' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00e008dca1f088340105365cff1a970c 2008-12-12T00:08:25Z 2008-12-12T00:08:25Z MICHAEL TRAMBLE Me too!! I love this kind of stuff. So here goes... Tony Willaims drumming on "Nefertiti"--throughout really, but for a...
Me too!! I love this kind of stuff. So here goes...

Tony Willaims drumming on "Nefertiti"--throughout really, but for a moment of genius I'm talking about that moment near the end when all the muscians are playing and everybody is just kind of going wild and that drumming is the main thing you hear! Wow!

Mingus's bass solo on "Duke Ellington's Sound of Love." I generally don't like bass solos much but This one is...um...sublime.

Gil Evans' arrangement at the end of "Moon Dreams." All those soft, low horns wrapping in and out and around each other...

Coltane's solo in "Teo" Toward the end of the solo with all those fast fingerings--I've rarely heard virtuosity sound so musical--this thing stuns me.

Rashaan Roland Kirk--the intro to Mingus's "Peggy's Blue Skylight" Jesus Christ it is so loud and soulful and powerful! I love the whole song but oftentimes I just listen to that intro over and over and over again.

Monk's solo in "Bag's Groove."

Getz. "Blood Count" Pure Getz. The first few notes. Just listen to it.

Cootie Williams on Ellington's "Chelsea Bridge." Pick any monent.

Oliver Nelson's solo--those long, slow beautiful lines in "Stolen Moments"

Sonny Rollins--"You Don't Know What Love Is." Man, he just tears that thing up--the solo right before Tommy Flanagan comes in on the piano--I mean, I can't get that out of my head. One of the most powerful things I've ever heard in jazz.

These are 10 off the top of my head. but wait a minute--this list includes no Lester Young. Every list of Jazz Genius should include some Lester Young! Maybe I'll do a second list tomorrow...

 Larry Kart commented on '10 Jazz Genius Moments (Pt. 1)' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00e008dca1f088340105365a6525970c 2008-12-11T01:14:41Z 2008-12-11T01:14:41Z Larry Kart I love this kind of stuff. Off the top of my head: Lester Young and Dickie Wells's solos on the...
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Lester Young and Dickie Wells's solos on the Basie band's "Taxi War Dance"

 Johnny Dodds's solo on "Perdido St. Blues" by the New Orleans Wanderers

Louis Armstrong's solo on on the Decca "Struttin' With Some Barbecue"

 Monk's solo on "Little Rootie Tootie" (Prestige)

Sonny Rollins' solo on "St. Thomas" (Prestige)
 David Evans commented on '10 Jazz Genius Moments (Pt. 1)' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00e008dca1f088340105365933c1970c 2008-12-10T19:27:57Z 2008-12-10T19:27:58Z David Evans JazzWax is a daily pleasure. Thank you for that. Just 10? Impossible. But here are 10 off the top of...
JazzWax is a daily pleasure. Thank you for that.
 Just 10? Impossible. But here are 10 off the top of my head, in no particular order, with the first coffee of the morning:
 1. Coltrane's opening cadenza on "Like Someone in Love"
 2. "I Should Care" from Solo Monk (it's just one chorus)
 3. Frank Wess' solo on "Splanky" (Atomic Basie)
 4. Kenny Barron's coda on "Soul Eyes" from Getz' "People Time"
 5. Coltrane's entrance on "Someday My Prince Will Come" w/Miles
 6. Lockjaw's chorus of "Don't Worry "Bout Me" (w/Zoot and Oscar Peterson)
 7. Jimmie Rowles' smoky, confidential vocal on "My Buddy" from "The Peacocks" w/Getz
 8. George Coleman's solo on "Stella" w/Miles
 9. Lester Young's return for a second helping on "I Want To Be Happy" w/Nat Cole and Buddy Rich
 10. Getz' tone on the opening phrase of "The Peacocks" from "But Beautiful" with Bill Evans
 I just sat back to see what would spring to mind. If I tried to be more consciously inclusive of my favorite players and recordings, I would be here all day and the list would stretch into the thousands.


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Walk Two Moons Theme of Guilt and Blame
We all know it's really easy to blame other people, especially when you don't know their whole story. And even more especially when you are feeling hurt yourself. Walk Two Moons is all about what happens when you blame someone without really understanding that person. The message, "don't judge a person until you've walked two moons in their moccasins," appears again and again in this book because our awesome author knows that once you've done this – once you've empathized with someone – you might just realize just how much you have in common. And then, of course, it's easier to forgive and to move on. Unfortunately, Walk Two Moons also shows us that sometimes there just isn't anyone to blame for all of the sadness and pain in life. Bad things can happen in life, and it's no one's fault.
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World Horse Welfare (WHW) and British Riding Clubs (BRC) are bringing the experts to Penny Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre near Blackpool in Lancashire later this month for a special bitting clinic.
The Order of Loriners recognise that three people are responsible for choosing the right bit for your horse – your dentist, your bitting technician and you, so this clinic aims to help you see how you can improve your horse's performance by learning more about the horse's mouth.
On Thursday 26 April 2012, Paul Waudby a BEVA trained equine dentist with a wealth of experience in his field, will be at the event at Penny Farm. Paul uses his extensive knowledge of dentistry to ensure that your horse experience with the dentist is a positive one.
Heather Hyde from Neue Schule Bits will also be sharing her in-depth knowledge of bitting. Heather is the designer for Neue Schule and uses a holistic approach to ensure that the comfort and performance of the horse is priority.
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If you can't fit into your designer jeans, should you blame your genes? Well, maybe. But Dr. Mehmet Oz says that you can customize your diet to win at weight loss regardless of your heredity, and he revealed the details on his Aug. 25 talk show. Plus: Get the facts on calcium supplements before you swallow another pill.
Here's the bad news: Genes do determine where you store fat. For example, if your mother and grandmother have generously proportioned derrieres, the odds are high that you'll also store fat in your backside.
The most dangerous area for stored fat is the belly. If you are apple-shaped and have gained weight in the stomach area or around your waistline, you have a higher risk of heart disease and high blood pressure.
Dr. Oz introduced expert Dr. Natalie Azar. She recommends consuming more leafy greens and citrus fruits for reducing belly fat. A supplement called L-Arginine might also help.
If you gain weight all over, try Sriracha sauce to boost your metabolism. This spicy sauce contains capsaicin, and you can try it on everything from your breakfast omelet to your broccoli at dinner. Dr. Azar also suggests doing weight-lifting.
For those who gain weight in their lower bodies, sip smoothies that contain whey protein powder. Add blueberries, flax and cocoa as well.
On the same episode, Dr. Oz discussed calcium for osteoporosis. He believes that while calcium is essential for preventing this condition, too much calcium can pose risks. Therefore, rather than take calcium supplements with high dosages, he suggests adding calcium-rich food sources.
Good sources of calcium from dairy foods include yogurt, cheese and milk. Spinach and broccoli also contain calcium. In addition, almonds and sesame seeds contain calcium.
How dangerous is osteoporosis? Risks include fractures and even death, reported Healio on Aug. 25.
Researchers developed a concept known as a frailty index and studied women older than 55 years old enrolled in the Hamilton Cohort of the Global Longitudinal Study of Osteoporosis in Women (GLOW). The risk of falls increased significantly based on the frailty index, as did hospitalization.
Although osteoporosis usually is associated with older women, it's important to start preventing the condition early in life. "The seeds for osteoporosis are sown when you're much younger, so it's important when you're a younger woman before menopause to take care of those things that can lead to osteoporosis later in life," said Dr. Marc Leavey in an Aug. 25 interview with WBAL News.
And it's not just calcium that you need, says Dr. Leavy. Exercise counts as well.
"Your bones understand that if you're doing things, they need to get stronger, so what we call weight-bearing exercise -- running, walking or jogging -- will strengthen your bones because they have to get to get stronger to carry your weight," added Dr. Leavey.
In addition, he emphasizes the importance of vitamin D along with calcium. "Calcium is the brick that builds your bones. Vitamin D is the mortar that holds it all together. They are both very, very, very important," said Dr. Leavey.
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The Guangdong Modern
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last night. As China's first official modern dance company, GMDC
is a real stand-out for the technical prowess of its 10-member company
(its members garnering at least a few first prizes for solos in
the Paris International Dance Competition since the company's 1990
debut in Guangdong, China), as well as for the bold patterning and
shapes that seem to characterize the troupe's choreography.
Three choreographers
are represented in the program for this New York debut. Their pieces
run the gamut from solos to entire company works. Company member
and choreographer Yunna Long is responsible for the larger company
piece entitled "Linglei" which "draws upon the symbolism of animals
in the Chinese folk tradition," according to the program. This piece
is by far the lightest in tone, playing with images of animals of
prey in stalking stillness; then animals who are prey, alert and
peering over the prairie; or fluttering, pecking, and strutting
beasts whose movements resemble those of birds.
Choreographer Jijia Sang
has two pieces on the program: the opening group piece entitled
"Sitting Still" (to music by Samuel Barber), and a duet with two
men called "Heart, Shape, Substance" (to music by John Adams). Much
more dramatic in content -- think of the early American modern dance
idea of inner, psychological landscapes brought out -- these pieces
are also characterized by strong composition. In "Sitting Still"
in particular, Sang brings the dancers back again and again to a
center line in which they carefully, holding their burgundy skirts,
step forward, forward, back, and back in a ritualistic rhythm. The
duet, and a much-lauded solo, "I Want to Fly," choreographed by
Liang Xing (co-artistic Director/choreographer/dancer), showcased
the grace and athleticism of the troupe's male dancers. "I Want
to Fly" is credited with being the winner of a solo prize at the
Paris International Dance Competition, and had all the physical
feats and gorgeous, sensuous shapes to please the eyes. In addition,
the solo's Ennio Morricone music (from "The Mission"?) furthers
its accessibility.
Although the program
certainly shows off the technical prowess of the dancers, the challenge
seems to be where to bring the choreography in the future: can the
movement, for example, bring out the individuals of the troupe even
within a group piece? There is no doubt that this ensemble is well-rehearsed,
their unison dancing quite seamless -- yet their playfulness in
"Linglei," for example, could be even sillier, their wildness as
they split from the group in "Sitting Still" even more explosive.
The energy, focus and commitment of the company members is clear
and, with this kind of inner strength, the future of GMDC looks
Costumes are all by Bing
Wu, who seems to have an affinity for fitted swimming-cap type hoods.
The deep burgundy wine of the costumes in "Sitting Still" and the
silvery, spiny costumes for "Linglei" brought color to the evening.
"Linglei" was also accompanied by music synthesized by Guanglin
Following its Joyce season,
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on March 6 and Peery's Egyptian Theater in Utah on March 10. The
company returns to North America in the fall with dates at the University
of Washington in Seattle October 9-13, Bucknell University in Pennsylvania
October 26, New Jersey Performing Arts Center November 2-4 and McCarter
Theater in Princeton, New Jersey November 6. A Canadian tour is
also in the works from October 14-24.
Evening curtain times
for the GMDC at the Joyce are Tuesday through Saturday at 8pm, and
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. There are also 2 p.m. matinees Saturday and
Sunday. For more information, please visit the
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The news of LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling's racist rant begs the question of how many other team owners and CEO's may harbor similarly warped views about society. Additionally, assuming this does occur among those in powerful positions, what exactly are the ramifications?
The impact of someone in an influential position exercising discriminatory viewpoints in their day-to-day business goes well beyond the obvious. If someone's personal views are this destructive to society, it would seem almost impossible for the effect to not spread across their professional lives. This would not only mean that their racial views influence who they work with, but also who gets promoted, and which other companies they value and work with. Perhaps someone in power who has racist views would choose similar business partners, thereby isolating other business owners due to their twisted personal bias. It is important to note that even if an average employee never meets their company's owner or CEO, their influence is still noticeable throughout all levels of the organization. This is why ethically sound leaders are vital to any organization.
The "glass ceiling" concept that most often applies to sexism can also victimize other groups. Many people in power who have strong personal bias will still hire or work with the group they dislike, but when it comes to promoting them to positions of true power, it becomes far more likely that they will promote someone of their preferred type, or "like them". Regardless of the group that is victimized by this, it is deeply unethical, and sets the stage for groupthink and cronyism. For an example of how damaging groupthink can be, read about the Challenger disaster, and how a company full of middle-aged, white, male, engineers collectively decided to ignore a major mechanical flaw that led to the explosion of the shuttle and deaths of eight people.
The Importance of Diversity
In the business world, there are major advantages to diversity. Every type of person brings their own cultural experiences and wisdom, and companies that embrace such diversity have a much wider source of creativity and innovation. This is true across all industries and among companies of any size. Racism has a negative impact on society whether it comes from the janitor or the owner of a major corporation. It's not enough to have your personal biases and try not to let them creep into your professional lives. Discriminatory biases must be overcome on all levels, and the only way this is possible is by calling people out when we witness it, and refusing to accept any type of discriminatory rhetoric against race, gender, or sexual preference. These biases are a damaging form of ignorance that can only be eradicated by educating people that racism is a societal disease that must not be tolerated by anyone.


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I believe my daughter is emotionally battered. Should I get professional help for my daughter?
My husband violently curses at my 13 year old daughter for the slightest things. She doesn't curse, but every-time he curses at her, she looks like she can kill. She has taken a habit of cutting her wrists and I found the bathroom flooded the other day with blood. She says it wasn't hers and showed me three gruesome bloodied up roosters she was clutching behind her back. And she was smiling. She locks up in her room during meal times and seems isolated from the family. When she went for violin lessons, i took the chance to enter her room and do some "tidying up". I found metallica cds, wall graffiti, and on the mirror were some signs that were written with what i really hope was just reddish brown paint. She had morbid and ancient-like books cluttered everywhere and she tore down all of her prized anime posters. Her grades have dropped significantly: from A's to C's and even D's. Her sense of humor is gone, and i feel so is her sense of humanity. She won't open up to me and only talks to Sparky, the family dog. She's not using drugs or is into any vice, and she has been a Christian for 3 years now (the whole family is Catholic). I'm worried for her future. What should i do?Question asked after reading: http://www.education.com/magazine/article/cutti...In Topics: Teen issues, Cutting
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Let me ask you this question, how happy is your husband if you are in a bad mood? You don't have to answer that, I already know. Husbands need their wives being happy. And if she isn't, he knows he ought to find a way to make her happy really soon. Why? Because, when she is happy, he's happy. My husband said what first attracted him to me was the way I smiled. He said I seemed as if I were a happy girl, great fun and nice when he approached and talked to me. You'll have to keep in your mind that my husband was very shy and awkward about approaching girls back then. He always feared if he approached a girl she might reject him. So he said he was glad when I seemed friendly and nice and he thought I was a girl he could be interested in. I, being young and a bit insensitive back then, enjoyed the attention but figured maybe because I was 'the new girl' I better date a bit. Might as well enjoy being young when you are young, I figured. Soon I began dating a guy I was absolutely crazy about. He was the 'one' all the girls wanted but bless God, I GOT HIM! And when I got him, I soon found there was a price to pay to be with him. After about 6-7 months I was exhausted, my self-esteem was depleted and I was absolutely miserable. And then he had the nerve to dump me! I was miserable being with him but him dumping me was humiliating. However, the news that I was now available was the best news Chris heard in a long while!
Now we're nearly 17 years in this marriage. Our marriage is bumpy at times but I'm glad. Because what I've learned from all the times we've gone through is this - 1) I was an idiot when I was young - I thought I knew everything and I did not have a clue 2) I felt it was my husband's job to make me happy all the time for years because I was hiding hurts that I was afraid of facing. When something inside you is broken and you avoid it, the pain remains. Pain is what makes people say and do things that they later regret. Fear is what makes people hide. People who can't control their own pain at times try taking their frustrations out on you. And if you give in to anger, you'll find that you are quite capable of taking your frustrations out on the people you don't mean to hurt. Happiness comes when you decide that you can fix what is broken - you can be your own medicine. Because who knows you better than you know yourself? And you know what happens when you fix you? You feel better :)
You know, your husband is a gift and he sees you as a gift. The greatest gift you can give him is show that you believe he is capable to make you happy. If he was willing to marry you, then making you happy is what he wants. A good man that greatly loves her and is good to her is a husband worth a woman keeping. And a wise woman that has that type of husband will love him the way he needs because he is her man.


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Talkin' turkey and wine with Martini House Wine Director Rob Renteria
One of our favorite local bars is the cozy downstairs wine bar at St. Helena's Martini House. There's just something about it–the look and feel of the room, the warm, brightly lit fire, everything that just seems to make the place call out for you to kick back with a nice glass (or bottle) of wine.
It certainly doesn't hurt that Wine Director Rob Renteria boasts one of the most extensive wine lists in the entire valley–with somewhere in the range of six hundred different bottles of wine from all over the world for you to choose from.
We posed our Thanksgiving wine pairing questions to Renteria–read on to see what he had to say…
CB: In your opinion, what's the single biggest myth around pairing wine with a Thanksgiving feast and why?
Renteria: The biggest myth about pairing wine and thanksgiving is that people tend to focus on the turkey and not take into account the various side dishes.
These tend to be sweet or tart. I like to keep it simple.
CB: We've heard all kinds of advice about which wine goes best with the traditional Thanksgiving feast of turkey, stuffing, potatoes, etc. Some suggest that Pinot Noir is the best option due to its ability to compliment a wide variety of flavors, while others say a nice, solid Sauvignon Blanc pairs best with turkey and stuffing. What's your advice to someone looking to find the ideal wine to go with their Thanksgiving meal?
Renteria: Think about your budget. How many people will be attending? Will there be socializing before dinner? If so, those wines can carry over to dinner.
Or separate wines can be served. Keep it simple. Cooking and entertaining is stressful enough! Zinfandel! Everybody likes Zinfandel. Ultimately, drink what you want and don't worry if it goes with food or not. Be sure to provide beer!
CB: Which wine (or wines) do you expect to have on the table during your upcoming Thanksgiving celebration?
Renteria: I'll be drinking fruit driven wines. Beaujolais for red. German Riesling in terms of RS level. And of course, Champagne.
CB: Thanks so much Rob–hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
In 2008, I wrote this:
"A couple of years ago, a much-older male friend annoyed me by asking, 'What are you going to do when you can't be cute anymore?' I privately thought, 'WTF? My cuteness is eternal AND rust-proof, bitch.' Out loud, I answered, 'Then I'll be old and crazy.' … I'm going to wear rouge in perfectly round circles and apply lipstick to my teeth."
The excellence of my plan was confirmed by a hybrid catalog/magazine that I recently received from Bergdorf Goodman. The publication included a Q&A between Andrew Bolton, the curator of the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Alexander McQueen designer Sarah Burton. Writer Glenn O'Brien also participated. I was thrilled by this passage:
Andrew Bolton: …We were talking about [the late Vogue editor-in-chief] Diana Vreeland. Our curator Harold Koda used to work with her, and he went to pick her up at her apartment one evening, and she said to him, "Oh, Mr. Koda, am I wearing enough makeup?" And Harold said, "Well, Mrs. Vreeland, you are wearing quite a lot." And she said, "That's not what I asked. Am I wearing enough makeup?"
Sarah Burton: That's brilliant!
Glenn O'Brien: She occasionally wore lipstick on her teeth.
Burton: That's very Izzy Blow, lipstick on the teeth.
Bolton: Really chic …
Good to know I'm on the right track. Read an excerpt from a book about the lipstick- and leopard-loving Diana Vreeland here and enjoy some of her choice quotes here.
20 Responses to "Diana Vreeland, Isabella Blow and Me"
And by not cute anymore what do they expect you to wear? Sweatpants all day?
Did you tell your older friend "You tell me, you've obviously been there!" Oh snap! I seriously hope you become an eccentric old lady with crazy cool clothing and the copyrighted Wendy B. pizazz! I don't see how you could be anything else really.
ah, love the quote "I have never met a leopard I didn't like" and I often feel the same way….they all have some allure:)
Also loving the feathers in the hair bit, I HATE them ….but love feather earrings… is that wrong since they are basically the same thing, just over a few more inches….sigh….. oh well.
the best line ever … "why don't you"
cute is forever, something in a twinkle and a smile ..
Well, maybe I'm not cute anymore but I am alluring forever. That's my story. I love Diana V. and Izzy Blow as risk-taking, fearless, outspoken icons. I won't model their makeup, it worked for them though. : >
Always ahead of the curve, you are!
I'm all for lipstick on the teeth — I practice that look myself, from time to time.
This post warms my heart as I just finished a biography of Isabell Blow and am half way through the Eleanor Dwight biography of Diana Vreeland. I was actually going to send you note to tell a) my daughter is thrilled with the lotus necklace and b) you remind me of Diana Vreeland!
Diana is my hero :-). If there is reincarnation and I can choose which person I want to be, I want to be her. Here's a couple more of my favorite quotes. This one was a retort when an interviewer asked her about becoming blind (later in life): "I've seen too many beautiful things."
But my all-time favorite is "People who eat white bread have no soul."
You're in good company!
okay for one…. you are NEVER not going to be cute. it's just not going to happen. period.
also when i first clicked on this post i thought it said "diana vreeland, isabella blow me"
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Ha! Old and crazy is gonna be fun! You can get away with ANYTHING!!!!
Your cuteness is eternal. Don't give it a second thought.
See… you're in good company! And WTF — you will ALWAYS be cute. What an ass. Was the guy actually jealous that you were both cute AND smart?
Isabella Blow was beyond inspirational to me, and I was very impressed that you mentioned her today. Hats!!!!!
Hi Wendy, thanks for visiting my blog. The only way to grow old is the DV way. She was amazing her entire life and I hope I never give up, give in, or throw in the towel on looking my best – whatever that means. Isabella Blow would have been one to watch in the same way. Such a shame.
ah I'm reading Allure at the moment. Wonderfully engaging and full of the most phenomenal pics!
Just wanted to let you guys know that there is a new film and book coming out about Diana Vreeland!!


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Thomas Vinterberg, the Man Behind 'The Hunt'
In 1995, Danish film directors Thomas Vinterberg and Lars von Trier sought to electrify conventional filmmaking when they unveiled Dogme 95, a movement that disdained special effects and technology and prized handheld cameras and "natural" sound.
By 1998, Vinterberg had received the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival for "Festen," an exploration of childhood sexual assault and family dynamics that embodied and validated that approach to cinema.
Fast forward to 2013. There are few traces of Dogme to be found in Vinterberg's latest film "The Hunt." Mads Mikkelsen, who also stars as Hannibal Lecter in the television show "Hannibal," plays Lucas, a teacher who has been falsely accused of molesting a small child, Klara (Annika Wedderkopp).
Speakeasy caught up with Vinterberg to talk about the film, the differences between directing now and directing then and whether anything can – and should — take Dogme's place.
The building up of tension in "The Hunt" was similar to "Festen," but obviously there are major aesthetic and philosophical differences between the films.
"The Hunt" did start as the antithesis of "Festen," as it [worked to] prove the other side of these things. It did grow into its own film and it had its own writing process.
Whereas "Festen" was an explosive three-month ride, this was a dragged-out year of refinements. We considered making this a Dogme film but I found that whereas Dogme was intended to be naked and pure and undressing the movie back then, it would be a little like wearing an old dress today. It would be old-fashioned.
We had to reinvent a way of finding a more discreet presence with the camera so that what unfolded in front of it becomes important. We had a philosophy — both in filming and writing the script — that every scene should happen as if we were stopped in traffic and couldn't make it there. This was a life going on and we were lucky enough to be there for the moments. Sometimes too early, sometimes too late and sometimes not at all. We show snippets of life such as in a documentary.
How did the scenery contribute? Everything was bathed in this late autumn, twilight glow that seemed both comforting and ominous.
We were inspired by Hans Christian Andersen. In the sense of, here's a completely innocent and warm society with a lot of togetherness and harmony and something from outside comes in and spreads evil, such as in "The Snow Queen." This virus spreads among them and everything turns dark. That was the recipe we combined. There was the psychoanalyst who gave me the idea for this: Consider the thought a virus.
We've lived under this comfortable conception that children don't lie, and I just find that it's a very dangerous thing to keep saying. The kids are the ones who end up as victims ironically. If you look at Klara's life, or similar stories in real life, she's going up among people who create perfect illusions that she's the victim. She's going to gynecologists, she's seeing her father have fights, she's suffering from added memory. These little boys or little girls grow up to believe that something happened. They can remember something that happened. This is another kind of violation of children.
Tell me about the legacy of Dogme. What has come after it, and is there a burden on you to come up with a successor movement?
Dogme was meant to be a revolt against conventional filmmaking in the 90s. There was a risk to it. It was an arrogant and playful attempt to avoid conventional filmmaking. Then Dogme exploded in success in '98 and very quickly became fashion itself. Therefore I guess what happened at Cannes was the beginning and the beginning of the end. It was sexy and financially investible and the element of risk disappeared a little. I found that having done "Festen," I had completed something. I had gone down a road where I couldn't do more. I had to reinvent myself and completely start over. I've not really been looking for movements. I've been busy trying to find myself. Which is slowly happening.
We had the humble Danish ambition of making a wave. And we did. Now it's become an old dress. In that sense I think it's over. But it does place a mirror in front of conventional filmmaking as such. Do we need the music? Do we need all the things you automatically do? It also creates possibility for young filmmakers. It did have a rather big impact but it's natural. That's natural for waves.
I'm looking back with a great deal of pride and longing and you can't just re-do it. It just doesn't happen like that.
What's the current global perception of Scandinavian film? Do you get offended when people lump in Danish and Swedish and Norwegian film in together?
Up until 2004, 2005, there was no one interested in Danish movies. It vanished. It came out of fashion again. Danish cinema was trying to redefine itself after this whole Dogme thing. Now there's a new shape of Scandinavian film. A lot of individuals are having great careers. TV series do really well abroad; they're more individual efforts, more careerist, less artistically-challenging. I'll say Danish cinema is quite successful but quite middle of the road.
So what's your role? To shake things up again?
There's a time in your life to be a soldier. A time in your life to be an adviser. I don't know where I am in all of this. I'm looking inwards more into humanity instead of form.
It's a big, big choice, it's a very big decision, so that's why I'm a little hesitant, because I still want to challenge the medium. But at the moment my curiosity is of a human kind, less of a formalistic kind. Lars [von Trier] and I come from two opposite angles. That's what starts him up – to sit looking at actors like chess pieces, move things around, reverse everything and create film languages. He's trying to work his way into his characters into real life.
I'm starting at the opposite end. I'm starting with the human soul and trying to work my way out to find the shape of the movie. The biggest thing for me is if I can create a character that stays with us. I find that more important at the moment than challenging the medium.
What are you working on next?
I'm working on a lot of things. I've been doing a lot of theater in Vienna. They offered me a great deal. I write and direct down there. At the moment I'm working on a film with Fox Searchlight. Hopefully it will shoot in mid-September. Next summer I'm hoping to shoot again with Tobias Lindholm. We've been writing a script about a commune. I did that as a play, we'd be making a film version. I'm writing a play about the celebration of alcohol. It's looking like how life can be grander from drinking. I find it interesting how alcohol can enlarge a conversation. Unfortunately in my life I don't find time to drink enough.
Is truth amplified or calcified when you drink, do you think?
I think both. You find your own reality in the realm of drinking. Then it's gone the next day. Just look at the youth. They use it to find courage to seduce each other. It breaks the barriers of shyness. It can be used in many ways. As an artist, it makes you not look back, if you do the right amount of it. If you get too pissed it gets complicated. [Drinking] gives you courage and a certain greatness.
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"A Fireside Chat with Katie Orenstein," founder and director of the OpEd Project, took place in the Brower Student Center on Tuesday, Oct. 23 as the last part of the Women's Leadership Summit.
The OpEd Project's goal is to increase the number of women "thought leaders contributing to key commentary forums." According to Orenstein, it is "a project about who gets to narrate the world."
Students play a major role in the project. They are able to run training all over the U.S., run mentoring programs, and intern with the group.
The OpEd Project offers programs for organizations and the public, according to their website. Their goal is to help others realize the potential they have to change the world.
Katie Orenstein has contributed to the opinion pages of newspapers such as The New York Times, Washington Post, and Miami Herald. She has also appeared on a variety of television shows and NPR's All Things Considered. Her novel, "Little Red Riding Hood, Uncloaked: Sex Morality & the Evolution of a Fairy Tale," is comprised of 500 years of stories of women from different continents and addresses how these stories shape our lives today.
Orenstein discussed how her business with the OpEd Project took off. Her first step was to start with a plan that didn't work. Orenstein said the experimental nature of the project is a main reason why it became successful.
Her next step was to give herself about six to eight months. At first she went around with an idea and no one wanted to invest in it or help her. This led her to believe that she did not need anyone to believe in her, but herself.
The New York Times and Katie Couric covered one of her events and gave her great publicity.
From that, Orenstein said she rapidly used the platform she had. Some may call Orenstein lucky that The Times covered her event.
Her definition of luck is "what you do when something happens, to use the opportunities."
Although it may be frightening at first to dive head first into a project that no one supports, Orenstein has many words of wisdom for the self-doubters.
"It's important to choose power. If we don't put ourselves in the driver's seat, we never grow up," she said.
Orenstein said that before people begin to think of ideas they must realize the relationship between failure and success: "When you try to fail, you often succeed." Although this mentality does seem different than the norm, Orenstein said, "Double your failure rate, fail early, fail often."
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New consortia and alliances are formed virtually daily with the announced purpose of addressing some pressing need for standards. There are so many Standards Setting Organizations (SSOs) today that even the largest organizations can not participate in all of them. Clearly, the fact that all the 500+ fora/consortia standards cannot be referenced in legislation in the EU27 is a good thing. Even more clearly, the fact that none of them can, is a problem. In fact, this is a major problem, and a legacy from the pre-Internet era, that is thirty years ago.
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Indianapolis, Ind. - The University of Illinois at Chicago volleyball team remains winless in Horizon League play as host Butler claimed a 31-29, 27-30, 30-23, 30-20 victory over the visiting Flames at Hinkle Fieldhouse on Friday night.
"It was a solid match all the way through," UIC head coach Don August said. "Butler's a very good team, at home and we needed to execute better tonight if we were going to beat them.
"When we needed a play tonight, we just couldn't get the perfect pass, set or swing right."
Butler's Krystal Hendrix paced the Bulldogs' offensive attack with a double-double of 17 kills and 10 digs, while Areal Bienemy and Candice Washington each chipped in 13 kills. Setter Amanda Matthews added a double-double of 50 assists and 11 digs for the Bulldogs.
With the victory, Butler improves to 15-8 overall and 6-2 in Horizon League play, while the Flames fall to 8-16 on the campaign and 0-8 in league action.
UIC was solid defensively as the Flames recorded 90 digs to Butler's 80. It was on the offensive side that proved to be the problem for UIC as they committed 37 errors to Butler's 24 during the match.
Senior outside hitter Teaha Shepperd (19 kills, 25 digs) and freshman setter Katie Kozak (25 assists, 10 digs) each posted double-doubles for the Flames, while teammate Megan Hoffman added 10 kills and four block assists.
UIC will be back in action on Saturday afternoon, as they will travel to Dayton, Ohio to square off with Wright State in a Horizon League contest.


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Fans from the winning and losing teams at the NCAA hockey championship threw bottles and rocks, smashed store windows and set trash bins on fire in separate outbreaks of violence that resulted in more than 100 arrests.
No injuries were reported in Minneapolis, but in New Hampshire, 17 people were treated for exposure to pepper gas, the university said.
The disturbances began shortly after Minnesota beat New Hampshire 5-1 Saturday night in Buffalo, N.Y., for the Gophers' second straight title.
At Durham, N.H., police twice fired pepper gas into a bottle-throwing crowd of about 4,000 people who spilled into downtown after the game. It took two hours for the crowd to disperse, and police made 90 arrests.
In Minneapolis, shop owners swept up broken glass and repaired storefronts near the university Sunday. Police arrested 11 people after a celebration over the Gophers' win turned into a window-smashing, rock-throwing melee. Five vehicles, one owned by a TV station, were set ablaze, and emergency workers were pelted with bottles, rocks and chunks of concrete. It took 100 officers to restore order.
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