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Bone marrow match needed for NJ girl whose leukemia relapsed
CHESTER TOWNSHIP — When Anya LeFrancis was in kindergarten, she was diagnosed with leukemia. She responded well to initial treatments, which ended around the beginning of her third grade year. But now 9 years old and in fourth grade, Anya's leukemia has relapsed, and she's in the fight of her life.
What Anya needs at this stage is a bone marrow transplant, but because of her mixed ethnicity (her father is of Western European descent, her mother South Indian), a full match has been difficult to find.
"To have the hope of having a perfect match, to have a match, (that's) one less obstacle that you need to overcome as a patient," said Bob LeFrancis, Anya's dad.
He is urging people to show up this Wednesday, March 22, for a bone marrow test drive at Dickerson Elementary School. The event was rescheduled from March 15 due to snow.
Those who participate will be placed on the DKMS donation registry, and all it will likely involve is a cheek swab using a Q-tip. Given advancements in medical technology, only 23 percent of the time do doctors need to test a potential donor's actual bone marrow to see if that person matches.
For Bob LeFrancis, just showing up would make a huge difference to his family.
"Only one in every 430 people that are on the registry will ever be called on to donate, but you could be one of the 430 people that match my daughter," Bob said. "To take 10 minutes of your time, 15 minutes of your time to be able to save a life is incredible."
He said if you are unable to participate in person, you can go to the DKMS website and order a self-testing kit, which is mailed directly to your address.
"The more people that get registered, and get on the registry, the greater chance that you have, if God forbid one of your relatives ever goes through this."
For more information, check out a Facebook page that's been created in Anya's honor. The donor test runs from 3 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday.
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House Democrats have set aside $7.7 million for an advertising blitz in the final weeks before November's crucial midterm elections. The ad buy, disclosed now as the party begins to reserve TV airtime across the country, will focus solely on protecting sitting Democratic members of Congress. It's a sign the party is genuinely worried about an anti-incumbent wave this fall.
First reported by the Associated Press's Phil Elliott, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has reserved ad time in at least 17 congressional districts where Democratic incumbents are in trouble. The list of targeted districts includes those belonging to freshman members as well as long-established Democratic incumbents, including Stephanie Herseth Sandlin in South Dakota and Iowa's Leonard Boswell — both of whom are facing stronger than usual GOP challenges this year.
A Democratic source tells The Upshot this is the first of what will be a series of party ad buys heading into the fall. But this first shot gives a clear idea of where Dems see the 2010 battleground shaping up and what the party's most crucial races will be. That includes districts in Pennsylvania, Indiana, New Mexico, Colorado, Virginia, and upstate New York.
While the polls are bad, there is an upside for Democrats: The DCCC had more than $33 million in the bank, according to their most recent campaign finance report. That's nearly twice as much as the House GOP campaign arm, which reported just over $17 million. In a race that will probably end up closer than many of the polls suggest, that financial advantage is not to underestimated.


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June 2011 - The UN's Art Treasures—In Paris
To prepare this month's Paris Insights, A. D. McKenzie met with Tania Fernandez de Toledo, Chief of UNESCO's Works of Art and Special Projects Unit, to learn about the works that the agency shelters and exhibits at its headquarter in Paris.
We dined at Moussa l'Africain last month and met the chef, Madi Niakaté, who hails from Mali. In this month's Le Bon Goût, we review the delicious dinner we had there and present the chef.
And finally, for our Paris, Past and Present feature, we write about Dorothy's Gallery, an art gallery that has become a veritable center of American culture in Paris.
Paris Panorama Newsletters for 2011
- December 2011 - The State of Artisanal Beer in France-Part 2
- November 2011 - The State of Artisanal Beer in France - Part 1
- October 2011 - May '68 - An Eyewitness Account
- September 2011 - A Palace in the City
- August 2011 - When Saint-Germain-des-Prés Was the Center of the World
- July 2011 - A Literary Banquet in the Presence of Writers Jim Harrison and Jay McInerney
- June 2011 - The UN's Art Treasures—In Paris
- May 2011 - Paris and its Trees
- April 2011 - The Odyssey of Max McCalman
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For one hour on Tuesday afternoon, 15-year-old Gabrielle Posard will watch years of work pay off, as 2,000 pounds of food that otherwise would have ended up rotting in a landfill instead goes out to college students and needy residents in San Marcos.
Gabrielle's mother, Lisa Posard , told me that the food distribution, from 2 to 3 p.m. at 292 E. Barham Drive, will be the first time that the San Dieguito Academy student's startup nonprofit, "Donate Don't Dump," has directly assisted in handing out food.
"It's meant for Cal State San Marcos students and anyone else in the vicinity who needs help," she said. "We specifically set up a food distribution across the street from the dorms because the (Donate Don't Dump) chapter at Cal State San Marcos identified hunger as a major issue among students."
Gabrielle started Donate Don't Dump when she was 12, after discussing what's known as "food insecurity" with her parents and older sister, Camille Posard, now a student at the UCLA.
Her first major initiative was to persuade local grocery stores to donate their expired goods ---- typically still edible for another week after the "sell by" date ---- instead of trashing them.
Numerous Albertsons stores in the county signed on and placed her sticker near the cash registers; soon there were a dozen chapters of Donate Don't Dump at local schools, including the San Marcos university.
So far, Lisa Posard explained, "It's all been donations to food banks ---- this is the first actual distribution."
Gabrielle and her 14 chapters raised some $500 to fund this week's delivery, which is scheduled to be held on the second Tuesday of every month by the North County Community Services Food Bank, and will be staffed by the university's Donate Don't Dump chapter.
At Jefferson Elementary School in Carlsbad, for example, her coin drive yielded $26.20: "It was just a collaboration of the various chapters doing little fundraisers. ... And now 2,000 pounds of food is going to go to local people who need food, rather than the landfill," said Lisa Posard on Monday. "The kids are very excited, because their work is actually turning into actionable items."
Meanwhile, the concept is spreading within North County and beyond.
Several new chapters are in the works, including one in Madrid, Spain ---- a country ravaged by global recession.
Near the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, an animal sanctuary called "Mostly Monkeys" is also benefiting from Gabrielle's work.
Food that isn't fit for human consumption has made its way to the shelter through the North County food bank, and several Donate Don't Dump chapters have pledged to raise money to keep it going.
"So freezer-burned steak: Humans don't want to eat that, but to a mountain lion at the animal sanctuary, it's delicious. And the monkeys don't care if the fruit has brown spots on it, or is bruised," said Lisa Posard, echoing a philosophy that her daughter readily quotes: "There's so much need out there ---- hungry people, hungry animals. How can we be throwing away such a precious resource as food?"
Since the first time I wrote about Donate Don't Dump, just four months ago, the organization's Facebook page has jumped from 700 to 1,700 followers.
Posard said it's getting the most attention not from the "hunger movement," but from a much larger group: the environmental movement.
On Oct. 19, Gabrielle will fly to San Francisco to accept an award as a Young Eco Hero from a group called Action for Nature.
"I'm very proud of both my girls, and I love that they've taken what they learned and applied it," Posard said. "They're doing something, instead of just complaining about the world."
Readier rice: Another North County native with big plans to combat food shortages around the world is former Oceanside resident Daniel Caddell , a Ph.D. candidate at UC Davis.
Caddell recently earned a coveted fellowship in biological research from the Monsanto Beachell-Borlaug International Scholars Program, which will pay him to spend a part of next year studying abroad and coming up with ways to improve the yield of rice crops.
Funded by the agricultural giant Monsanto, the program pays tribute to two prominent wheat and rice breeders, Henry Beachell and Nobel laureate Norman Borlaug , in whose footsteps Caddell hopes to follow.
"With a growing global population and less land devoted to agriculture, we need to find new and innovative ways to improve yields and improve rice varieties to grow in areas they may not have been able to survive previously," he was quoted as saying in a news release from the university.
"I hope my research is able to make a difference to farming in the future by reducing the amount of crops that are being lost to disease while further reducing the need for pesticide applications," Caddell said. "Although I didn't grow up farming, I have a great appreciation for the men and women who toil year in and year out so that the rest of us have food on our tables."


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By Dori Owen
"Many times, when children enter school they shun mathematics and science during the years when they should be learning the basics."
―Margot Lee Shetterly, Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race
The first time I noticed that there was a significant difference between boys and girls in education was when I was in college. I had managed to overcome the mathematics obstacle and was enrolled in a major heavily weighted in the subject. It happened in a logistics management class and I remember it as if it was yesterday; I began to notice in the textbook studies at the end of chapters that the business president, CEO, warehouse manager–any position of power in the study example–was always referred to with the pronoun HE. After a few chapters, my attention became heightened to this consistent reference to the pronoun HE.
Never SHE.
I was a research assistant to the professor teaching the class and mentioned my observation to him in the office. I did not dare bring it up in class. I had once been chastised for correcting him about using the word ladies and instead of women. Well, I was right; he was just overly sensitive. I still stand by the correction but learned not to challenge his professorial ego in front of others. He also thought it strange that I did not use my married name and never missed an opportunity to bring up this curious fact to me. A renaissance man he was not.
When I casually mentioned the HE/SHE anomaly to him he paid me no mind, brushing it off with, "Well, use of the word HE represents both men and women and it is simpler to use one pronoun."
Wait, huh? I cannot even imagine how confused he must be in today's conversation to include proper reference to include transgender. Although my money is on he still does not get it.
Not long afterwards, he gave us an independent study project to develop a hypothesis and defend it with related primary or secondary research proving the hypothesis as true or false. Aha! I thought: here is my moment to prove my point in a simple hypothesis that when girls are exposed to years of textbooks referring to people of power as HE they develop a learned assumption that successful people are men. I submitted my hypothesis to the professor for approval.
He returned it to me with a flat out "no" and a note to find a topic of more "significance". Sigh.
But that was then and this is now. Everywhere in the world you will find Girls Who Write Code in defiance of the stereotype; the fields of science and mathematics are not mutually exclusive to HE.
In Margot Lee Shetterly's 2016 book, "Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race" she paid poignant homage to the historical fact that these women existed even in the early space race at NASA's Langley Research Center. Her book is about Katherine Johnson, who calculated the launch windows for the first astronauts, and NASA mathematicians Kathaleen Land, Kathryn Peddrew, Ophelia Taylor, and Sue Wilder. Author Shetterly's father worked at Langley and first planted the seed with her about these amazing women through stories he told.
She reflects, "As a child, however, I knew so many African Americans working in science, math, and engineering that I thought that's just what black folks did." The book has since been made into an award-winning film.
One of the most important outcomes of Girls Who Write Code is that they form mentor groups to encourage young girls to study science and mathematics and show them with their own successes that all technology careers are possible. The term Girls Who Write Code is now considered a badge of honor and a highly sought after accomplishment. Sassy coder and author Cara Alwill Leyba also claims it's sexy.
Girls Who Code is a national non-profit organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology. Statistics show that while jobs in technology are among the fastest growing in the country, girls are being left behind. While interest in computer science ebbs over time, the biggest drop off happens between the ages of 13-17.
Through Girls Who Code, what started as an experiment has grown into a national movement. When girls learn to code, they become change agents in their communities. Whether it's a game, or a website to provide free college prep, girls can create technology that makes the world a better place. (Girls Who Code)
Goodgirls Write Code is another non-profit dedicated to the empowerment of girls in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Their inspiring motto is, "We are Strong, We are Bright, We are Beautiful." Offering programs for girls as early as third grade, they are part of a new national movement to encourage girls to not lose interest in science and mathematics at an early age.
Microsoft offers a summer program for girls to learn hands-on projects using coding skills. The demand for technology workers is so great―smart companies are growing their own.
Are you interested in knowing more about or being a Girl Who Writes Code? A great new book with down-to-earth, humorous tips is "Girl Code: Unlocking the Secrets to Success, Sanity, and Happiness for the Female Entrepreneur" by Cara Alwill Leyba. Her book is a contemporary view on a what it takes to be a "female boss babe in modern society."
From my seriously misogynistic former professor who did not believe it was necessary to use the pronoun SHE in textbooks to the plethora of mentoring organizations who support young girls entering the fields of mathematics and science–it is an amazing and exciting time today for Girls Who Write Code.
"Fear wears many different outfits — and none of them are cute."
―Cara Alwill Leyba
Dori Owen blogs on ArizonaGirlDiary.tumblr.com, is a columnist on FeminineCollective.com, created the Facebook Page DiaryOfAnArizonaGirl, is contributor/editor for TheLithiumChronicles.org, and is a zealous tweeter as AZGirlDiary @doriowen. Her essays have been featured in books FeminineCollective's RAW&UNFILTERED VOL I and StigmaFighters Vol II. Dori is a former LA wild child who settled into grownup life as a government project manager, and collected an MBA and a few husbands along the way. She spent her adult years in Southern California and has recently returned to where she ran away from in Arizona. Dori lives with her beloved rescued terrier Olivia Twist and has an adored grown son in Portland, Oregon.


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Visitors to the Hinesville Fire Department won't find firefighters sitting around idly waiting for a call. Instead, firefighters spend a majority of their time training and preparing for calls to save property and lives. Hinesville firefighters recently conducted ventilation-training exercises, one of the many types of drills the firefighters must complete.
During the annual Georgia Police Accreditation Coalition conference June 8, Hinesville Police Department Sgt. Bill Kirkendall was awarded the President's Leadership Award, the highest and most prestigious award and honor given by the organization.
June 10: A resident of Brantley Drive reported a burglary in which $1,850 worth of entertainment equipment was stolen.
The Midway Police Department hosted an combat skills course on May 23- 24 at the Richmond Hill Department of Natural Resources Firing Range.
The Ludowici/Long County Fire Department recently received a grant to purchase new protective gear for its firefighters. According to Assistant Chief Richard Truman, the $45,000 federal grant was used to purchase 26 sets of Globe G-Xtreme bunker gear for firefighters to wear when they battle blazes.
The Ludowici Police Department and the Georgia State Patrol continued their crackdown on speeding, impaired-driving and occupant-protection violations Thursday through the 100 Days of Heat campaign, which is the largest and most comprehensive traffic education and enforcement campaign in Georgia's history, according to gahighwaysafety.org.
ATLANTA - The state pardons board has rejected a bid for clemency for a Georgia death row inmate who is set to die this month for the 1978 slaying of an elderly woman in Savannah.
Fires continued to plague Long County over the weekend, burning 600 acres and destroying two deserted mobile homes.
With Lt. Danny Pittman's recent retirement, the Liberty County Sheriff's Office had one slot to fill and several promotions to hand out during a ceremony Wednesday evening at the justice center.
After serving more than 40 years between the Army and the Liberty County Sheriff's Office, Lt. Danny "Cuz" Pittman is ready to retire.
FOLKSTON - Authorities say nearly 50 new wildfires have been sparked in and around the Okefenokee Swamp region of south Georgia.
May 23: A Bradwell Institute teacher reported a laptop taken from her classroom by a student. Video surveillance allowed administrators to identify the student. Administrators told police they would be pressing charges but that the student would be allowed to complete his exams.
What started out as a hobby for a small handful of community members has bloomed into a club that is now capable of assisting the county in emergencies or other major events.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission, along with eight manufacturers of pool and spa drain covers, have announced a voluntary recall of certain drain covers because they were incorrectly rated to handle the flow of water which could pose a possible entrapment hazard to swimmers and bathers.
SAVANNAH - Smoke from wildfires burning in northern Florida drifted more than 130 miles north Monday to settle over parts of Savannah and neighboring Beaufort, S.C.
From Hinesville Police Department reports.
Searchers have recovered the body of a Wayne County man who was feared to have drowned Sunday in the Altahama River.
A recurring scam has apparently reared its ugly head in the area.
From Hinesville Police Department reports:
Hinesville police are investigating after a fight resulted in several shots being fired around 9 p.m. Oct. 27 at Pineland Square Apartments.
This report was gathered from information recorded during the recent Liberty County grand jury indictments by the September 2017 term. All suspects are considered innocent ...
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The man known as Hatchet Man for his 1996 attack on a woman using a hatchet and arrested in February on allegations of sexual abuse ...
Four federal law enforcement officers were recently honored for their actions during a shootout in Allenhurst last year.
Liberty County's grand jury handed down a number of indictments during its September term.
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The name James Gandolfini might always be synonymous with his HBO anti-hero Tony Soprano, and for good reason — the troubled Mafioso in David Chase's masterful drama proved to be an unprecedentedly complex character, played to perfection by New Jersey native Gandolfini. But that doesn't mean we should shirk the remainder of the actor's work. With roles in crime dramas, satirical comedies, intense thrillers, and family fantasies alike, Gandolfini has proven himself a versatile powerhouse, capable of any cinematic turn. In honor of the late hero of screens big and small, we've compiled a gallery of some of his greatest contributions to the realms of film and TV. Click through to get a new picture of just how much Gandolfini could do.
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Mr. SHUSTER. Thank you, Chairman Rogers, and I do want to engage in a quick colloquy on the Medium Extended Air Defense System, known as MEADS.
As you are aware, the fiscal year 2013 National Defense Authorization Act included a provision of law that prohibits funds from being obligated or expended on the MEADS program. There has been some confusion over the wording on the program in the Defense appropriations report before us. I would like to verify that it is your intent that the prohibition created in the NDAA is law and not changed or overridden by anything in this bill.
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Mr. ROGERS of Kentucky. I thank the gentleman for yielding and would confirm that the gentleman is correct. The prohibition in the NDAA is law, and nothing in this bill or report overrides or changes that fact. The language in our report was conferenced last year when the outcome of MEADS in the NDAA was not known. Chairman Young works closely with the Armed Services Committee, and it is not our intention to change or override any provision of that bill. The prohibition in the bill is the law.
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1. You write the Lake George Mystery series, the first book of which was nominated as a Malice Best First Mystery in 2002. Congratulations! What inspired you to write this series?
Lake George, a popular tourist destination, is a beautiful, spring-fed, 32 mile long lake in eastern New York, formed by glaciers, rich in history (Rogers Rangers and French and Indian War battles) dotted with islands and nestled into the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains. Some fascinating people have lived or summered there. Since no one was setting mysteries there, I confiscated it. My first Lake George Mystery An Affinity For Murder, concerned long lost paintings which may have been left behind by Georgia O'Keeffe during the 15 summers she spent at the lake. It was a fabulous subject for a former librarian and made for some great trips to museums, libraries and art galleries.
But, when I explored the history of the French and Indian War and the many artifacts left in the lake in Beneath The Surface, I had the experience that tickled me most. I interviewed divers at our local dive shop and wrote an article about their experiences diving under the ice in the spring for Mystery Scene. Even though it was hard for me to imagine anyone doing that, I was so convincing Kate Stein asked for a photo of me in my scuba gear. Did I ever have to backpedal fast.
2. Tell us about Cold Winter Nights, the fifth and most recent book in the series.
Cold Winter Nights, Lake George Mystery #5, just out, is the first book in the series to take place in winter. Although winter is sometimes seen as a quiet time at the lake, there were great events to include. I started with a holiday concert, a Christmas Day buffet and a New Year's Eve activity which ends badly for my protagonist, Loren Graham and her fiance, Don Morrison. I loved writing about the annual New Year's Day Polar Bear Plunge when almost 1000 men, women and teenagers creep, run or dive into the bitter cold water of the ice-rimmed lake. That is a real event, but I added a Mardi-Gras type Carnival on the Ice, complete with a masked murderer.
3. Your protagonist, Mayor Loren Graham, is an intriguing character. Tell us about her and how she came to be.
My protagonist, Loren Graham, started coming to Lake George as a child to visit her grandparents. After they died and left her their house, she couldn't bear to sell it. She moved to Emerald Point from New York City, became involved in the community and after a few years was elected mayor. Like many amateur detectives, Loren, now in her thirties, is a buttinski who gets involved when crimes are committed. That causes tension with fiance Don and with the Sheriff's Investigator Jim Thompson.
4. What's your current WIP?
I've started a new series, set in downtown Glens Falls where I live, but it needs a shot in the arm to come to life.
5. Since you write mysteries, is this your favorite genre to read? Do you have plans to cross over to another genre at some point or do you prefer to stay with mysteries?
It seems funny to me now, but mysteries were definitely not my favorite genre to read for many years. As a high school librarian, I selected and bought the books which I thought would best supplement our curriculum and motivate our students to read. Of course, I included some of the classic mysteries like Rebecca and Sherlock Holmes. Now I read many mystery writers like Dana Stabenow, my current favorite, but not when I'm writing myself. I don't want to be influenced by them. And yes, I do plan to stay with mysteries.
6. Tell us about your journey to publication.
My journey to publication was as up and down as any of you could imagine. I had written dozens of articles on career topics for young people — a helpful first step because I learned so much about gathering information and putting it into an acceptable form. When I switched to mysteries, I was encouraged by a teacher, Matt Witten, a terrific mystery writer, who moved to Hollywood and wrote for Law and Order, House and Poltergeist. He urged me to apply for a Malice Domestic Unpublished Writers Grant, which he had won himself a few years before. To my amazement, I won a grant for Affinity. It was published and two years later it was nominated as a Malice Domestic Best First Mystery. I urge everyone starting out to check out the Malice Domestic website and the Unpublished Writers Grants and think seriously about applying. (Directions are on their website and the deadline to apply is December 1st so there's plenty of time to make the submission a good one).
That's the good leg of my journey, but it wouldn't be fair to leave the story there. I was on top of the world when Affinity was published, but shortly afterward, the publisher experienced serious financial problems and things went downhill fast. My other books were published by another company, but I'm happy to say things are looking a little better now for Affinity. It's available on Kindle and I'm hoping it will become an audio book soon. The other titles in addition to Cold Winter Nights — Beneath The Surface, Best Laid Plans and Secrets Dark and Deep — are also being considered for Kindle and audio.
7. Describe a typical writing day for you.
Can I describe what a typical writing day used to be like? Okay — start early, work hard until mid-afternoon, reread in the evening. Now I'm ashamed to say I don't get going, waste time and try to catch up by working way too late. But I plan to straighten out.
8. What do you love about writing?
What do I love about writing? Just about everything. It's like entering one's own special world — and those characters do pretty much what I tell them to. Not always, of course, but if they get too uppity, I can always replace them.and they know it.
9. Tell us about your most recent promotional outing.
I have a book talk at the Red Fox, a book store in downtown Glens Falls, NY , scheduled for Thursday Feb. 25, and so far the response has been great. Now if we don't have a giant blizzard which keeps everyone off the streets, I hope that one will make the top of my list.
10. I note you have six children. As a mom, I know how hard it is to care for children and find time to write. How did you manage that?
I worked as a high school librarian for more than 30 years while my 6 children were growing up. I found the best way to squeeze in the career articles I was writing in those days was to do them very early in the morning or late at night after everyone was in bed. When I began writing mysteries, my children were pretty well grown so finding time was much easier.
11. Tell us about Glens Falls, NY, where you reside.
Our area was first settled by Quakers and the city of Glens Falls grew up near the falls of the Hudson River. James Fennimore Cooper immortalized the cave under the falls in The Last of the Mohicans. Lumber, lime and insurance were early industries.
12. Tell us about your favorite pet.
I have to credit our wonderful dog, Woodstock, named after his birthplace, but it was Woodstock, Vt. not NY. Woodstock was a Briard, a French sheep dog, with the world's greatest personality. He loved to dive under water in streams and bring up rocks. If that wasn't possible, he loved to have someone throw him rocks and he would catch them and bring them back to us. We worried about his teeth, but he seemed to manage it without injuring himself.
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When I finally got the notification that my Great Plains Cezanne dress, the dress Kate recently worn to Grimsby, I was ecstatic. The end of the day could not come fast enough! Despite my anxiety about whether I ordered the right size (I didn't), whether the color looks the same online (it doesn't), and what shoes I would wear (I picked the wrong ones at first), I was so thrilled to own a dress good enough for the Duchess of Cambridge. Instead of purchasing the Whisper Pink just like Kate, I ended up with Pine Needle, which I felt was more suited.
The color is not like it was online, it's better. It has so much dimension. It's blue, black, green and purple all in the same square inch. The dress is a very chic "middi" length, hitting just below my knees. And the fabric feels more expensive than polyester. Unfortunately, I did order about a size too big. It is hardly noticeable, but a size smaller may have been more flattering. As much as I liked the dress, once I took pictures and sent them out for opinions, I knew it just wasn't right. Even if it was a style worthy of a duchess, it might not be a style for the Heiress.
But because this had come all the way from London, and it is Kate's dress, I knew I had to fix it. Once I figured out what needed to be done, I was ready for action. While I had a plan, someone (WWKD's very own Duchess) was less sure. But I knew I had a few tricks up my sleeve. I knew I could take frumpy to fantastic with a few easy tucks.
I really believe that all good girls know a few style secrets, and this is one of my favorites. I took a poorly fitted sack to a fabulously chic dress in about two minutes. It isn't just the belt or the shoes, although those make a huge difference. The dress is a completely different outfit just by changing the sleeves. I was impressed with myself – I went from feeling like an old hag to looking like Jackie O.
Accessories really make a huge difference, and that is obvious here. Even though my oxblood pumps were a marvellous match, the dark colored chunky heels made the flowy dress even less shapely. Paired with nude heels and belt, my waist looks smaller and my legs look miles long.
While I may occasionally wear the dress Kate-style, I really love it Heiress-style.
The front of the dress needs some ironing, but the back has a cute knot-style detail, which could easily be disguised by a blanket of shiny locks. But this trick requires no needles, no thread. So what's the secret? Hair ties. Yep, hair ties. Small, black, stretchy hair ties. So how do you do it yourself?
- Take your sleeve and fold it in half until it is the strap thickness you desire. If the fabric is too padded, use an iron to flatten it.
- Take your hair tie and press the two "sides" together, so you have two parallel elastic band.
- Take one ends of the tie and pull it through the other, to create a loop around the fabric
- Pull the tie tight and make sure the elastic bands are next to each other
- Loop the fabric tight again and pull tight to make sure it stays intact
- Tuck the extra hair tie underneath your new, shortened strap!
Not all Kate styles will work for you, but if you love it enough, you can make it work! I have used this trick to tighten halter tops, turn tanks into racerbacks, and, in my younger days, turn t-shirts into crop tops. What are your favorite fashionista tips and tricks?
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Beauprez Looks to the States to Move Beyond No Child Left Behind
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It's been said that everything old becomes new again. This is proving true in the federal education reform debate. A conservative congressman has introduced new legislation based on an old idea: local control over education.
On Thursday, Representative Bob Beauprez (R-CO) introduced the Partnership for Academic Success in the States Act, or PASS Act, to restore greater state and local control in education. With bipartisan frustration with No Child Left Behind growing, the PASS Act could garner support across the political spectrum.
The PASS Act would give up to ten states greater freedom and flexibility to control federal education spending without being tied down by the typical web of federal regulations. In exchange, the states would have to demonstrate improved academic achievement. And if a state reduces the achievement gap, it would receive a performance bonus from the federal government.
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In the late 1990s, Straight A's was popular on Capitol Hill and with state policymakers across the country. The House of Representatives passed a pilot-project version of Straight A's for ten states (similar to the PASS Act) in late 1999. Prominent supporters included House Speaker Dennis Hastert and Florida Governor Jeb Bush.
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But four years after the passage of No Child Left Behind, the time is right to return to the idea of greater state and local control in education. Rep. Beauprez's PASS Act will appeal to those who are dissatisfied with No Child Left Behind-conservatives and liberals alike. For conservatives, the PASS Act represents a welcome exit strategy from today's unprecedented federal authority in local education. For liberals, the PASS Act could end the federal government's heavy-handed approach to enforcing public school accountability.
Thankfully, the PASS Act isn't just good politics. It's good policy. The PASS Act recognizes federal bureaucrats' limited ability to implement changes that will actually improve learning for the fifty million children in public schools across the nation. The PASS Act would begin to transfer power from distant bureaucrats to local authorities, such as state policymakers, local school leaders, and parents--those best positioned to identify students' needs.
Education reformers across the political spectrum should welcome the opportunity that the PASS Act would give them. State and local policymakers would have to innovate and implement new reforms. No two states would have the same strategy. For example, a more conservative state could implement school choice reforms to create new options for parents and introduce competition into the public education system. A more liberal state might decide to reduce class sizes and boost spending on traditional public schools.
The important thing is that local communities could tailor policy solutions to meet the specific needs of their children. As this happens, parents, teachers, and lawmakers will be able to look to neighboring states to study promising reform strategies that might work locally.
As Congress begins work on reauthorizing No Child Left Behind, education reformers on both sides of the aisle should think creatively about how to move beyond No Child Left Behind to let the most promising local solutions flourish. Restoring federalism in American education is a good place to start.
Dan Lips is an Education Analyst at the Heritage Foundation, www.Heritage.org.


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I bring a batch of advance reader copies to Slog Happy for everyone to enjoy, with the caveat that the person who reads (or tries to read) the book has to review it for all of us here on Slog.
Today's reviewer is Enigma. Enigma is reviewing Swallowing Darkness, by Laurell K. Hamilton. Anything you don't like about this review no doubt is due to the editing process and not at all Enigma's fault and you should blame the editor. I am the editor.
Hamilton is best known for her Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter Series. This is not one of those books. This is a Meredith Gentry novel, dealing with faeries and goblins, and other fantastical things. And lots of sex. But I can't recommend it to you if you didn't already know that. This is the 7th book in the series and you have to read them all to make any sense of it. So go pick up A Kiss of Shadows, the first in the series. I can recommend that one as good fluff.
See? That's how you write a genre book review: Short and sweet, in and out. Many thanks to Enigma, and to everybody else who's taken a book at Slog Happy: Get on it. E-mail your reports to email@example.com.


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Its no surprise that electronics are some of the most effective promotional items. Speakers, Headphones, and MP3 players are among the most popular products for young and old alike. Lowe promotions has a wide selection of high quality, sleek, and inventive electronics. These products aren't just for those with big budgets, we have items to meet every price range. Don't miss out on the electronics craze, put your company's logo on the next hot electronic must have.


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Salmond challenged over referendum legality
Cameron warned to stay out of the independence debate
Holyrood's former Presiding Officer has urged the Prime Minister to withdraw from the independence debate or risk handing victory to Alex Salmond.
Lord Steel of Aikwood, a Liberal Democrat peer, also dismissed the notion of the Chancellor heading the No campaign as "plain bonkers". He said that the case for the Union should be made by Scottish politicians.
The SNP claim that 800 people joined their party after the Prime Minister's intervention in the referendum row. Mr Cameron has said that that the vote on Scotland's future should be a straight "yes" or "no" question and should be held as soon as possible.
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At one time, I thought having red in the hallway would add life and spark. The palette from a stir stick view seemed to be a good choice.
Lesson Learned: If there isn't natural light available you'll need a lighter color than you might think. In fact, less color just might be better. That doesn't mean you should never choose rich bold colors. It's all about the light.
I ran out of steam to repaint it. So it's been the same life sucking color for a few years. NOTE: This endeavor was BHG (Before Hammer Like a Girl not Better Home and Garden).
In the meantime, the hallway suffered some water damage due to a teeny tiny, but persistent roof leak. I hired a local independent, honest and dependable roofer, Anthony Paynter at Affordable Roofing and Construction (206-362-3282) to diagnose and repair the leak.
I then invited Monica and Heidi to help reignite a spark to repaint. First we needed to repair the water damaged plaster and lathe. Not inspiring work on your own. We got after it so fast that I forgot to get an official BEFORE image. I think you can imagine it based on the photos I do have…Light Sucking Brick Red was the color.
How we got it done:
Step 1: Scraped off the loose Paint/Plaster – We scraped off anything that was loose.
Step 2: Repair the Wall – Using Joint Compound, Plaster Hawk and Trowel plus Heidi's courage we got through that first part and waited for it to dry. There are many YouTube videos demonstrating how to do this part. And you can also reference a previous post by Heidi. My wall damage didn't go completely down to the lathe and plaster so it was a surface repair rather than a true wall repair.
Step 3: Sand and Prime the Area – We sanded the repaired areas to make sure they were level/flush with the original wall surface. We weren't fussy about duplicating the exact wall/plaster texture. Lack of light now became our friend. Next, we primed both the repaired areas and the rest of the walls since I was going with a much lighter color.
Step 4: Select and Paint over the Light Sucking Brick Red color – The fun part! Without doing a big test we selected the color by walking from room to room with a couple different color swatches. The final color we selected was Benjamin Moore's Sea Spray. It has a very slight green tint that shifts to slightly yellow depending on the angle/light. We chose Benjamin Moore Aura Bath & Spa, Matte Finish as the base. The bathroom is one of the rooms right off the hallway. I wanted to be certain that even if moisture escaped from a shower it wouldn't damage the wall over time. I'd rather not repair and paint the hallway again.
Final Result: I can breathe and feel refreshed as I enter the hallway. It's hard to believe I waited so long.
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text: Spoiler: Lock-on tech (Not a tutorial but a PoC S2 Lockon disasm from a few years ago. Unfortunately, it's meant for Sonic 2.) I could look into adding Socket as a playable character feature (and IIRC, the Socket tiles are stored in the GF64's Socket disasm uncompressed, so extracting them should be cake). Modifying the Socket palette so that objects relying upon pal #0 don't look tuity-fruity might be a little bit hard though. Pressing the "A" button on the Title Screen could toggle characters. ========= I worked on Future Zone a few weeks ago. Only FZ3 is not done, and I need to eventually port over the S3K reserve gravity gimmick (which is being a big pain) to get FZ2 functional and then begin working on FZ3's layout.


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Chilean Copper Mine Collapse
A small copper mine in San Jose, located in north Chile, collapsed trapping workers underground. The mine collapsed on August 5th, trapping 33 workers in the mine. The coverage of this mine collapse came two long weeks after the traumatic event. Initially the incident did not catch any news worthy attention. Mine collapses are pretty common but the accident finally caught the interest of an editor, and then it went viral from there. The mine is approximately 300 meters deep. Rescuers had to drill a second hole to locate workers but there was no confirmation of any active life underground in the initial survey of the situation. There was a limited supply of what the miners would need down there such as water, food, and oxygen and it had been 4 days since the mine collapsed. There was a lot of speculation as to whether workers would be alive down there with the limited resources but rescuers worked at a non-stop pace to get to the trapped miners in hopes that there were survivors. A second cave-in the Saturday after the initial collapse, delayed rescuers for approximately 3 additional hours before they could resume their rescue efforts. The accident trapped workers for over two months at depths up to 2000 feet below ground. A tunnel gave way and the story was seen around the world as a miracle. The worldwide coverage was intense showing every detail of what Chilean Copper Mine Collapse
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the rescue team went through to get to these trapped miners. Over 1,000 news reporters and journalists from all over the world covered the story. The coverage became more intense when a rescue worker surfaced with a note from the trapped miners telling the world that they were all ok. The families were ecstatic to hear this news. There was a wave of relief from the families to the mine officials to the reporters. Many of the family members of the trapped miners had...


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Every week Hamilton's amateur and professional photographers capture the city in pictures. If you want to share a photograph that helps tell the story of the city from where you sit, please send it to us by email to firstname.lastname@example.com or through Twitter —@cbchamilton.
Here's a collection of some of the most interesting photos taken this week in Hamilton.