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A Lotus may seem like an exotic supercar, but the superlight British machines never approach the six-figure prices you'd expect from the likes of Ferrari or Lamborghini. But even that can change in the name of good will.
The first three examples of the special-edition "Naomi for Haiti" Lotus Evoras, created in conjunction with supermodel Naomi Campbell on which we reported recently, went up for auction during London Fashion Week, fetching prices in excess of GBP 300,000, or nearly $500,000 American. Campbell's boyfriend Vladimir Doronin got his hands on the first one. The remaining five examples are up for auction now at naomiforhaiti.com, with bidding ending on February 28.
Lotus and Naomi Campbell Team Up for Haiti Relief
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Lotus isn't the first to pitch in for the relief efforts in Haiti. And godwilling, it won't be the last. But it is the latest, and every bit helps. The British sportscar-maker has teamed up with supermodel Naomi Campbell for a limited run of special Evora sportscars that will be auctioned off, with proceeds going towards relief on the disaster-struck Caribbean island.
Each of the eight examples of the "Naomi for Haiti" edition Lotus Evora gets a special paintjob designed by Campbell and Lotus, bearing the Haitian flag, coupled with a special interior and all the options. The first example will be auctioned off live during London Fashion Week, with the seven remaining examples up for grabs at naomiforhaiti.com.
Art Basel Miami Beach: The Parties
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Art Basel Miami Beach opened this week with a mixture of excitement and cautious hope. Our friends at Plum TV are in Miami checking out the scene and they've shared some video with us. The overall mood seems to be fairly festive this year. Plum TV is covering both the art and the always entertaining nightlife, starting with the VIP Pre-Vernissage Preview Party on Wednesday night, shown above. Plum TV has a designated Art Basel Miami page with regularly updated videos and information as well as links to their Facebook and Twitter feeds.
Check out snippets of fashionable celebrities including Calvin Klein, Naomi Campbell and Lorenzo Martone, the art-savvy boyfriend of designer Marc Jacobs in the first video after the jump.
Naomi Campbell's Birthday Surprise for Russian Billionaire Boyfriend
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The supermodel chartered a private jet to fly them there as a surprise for Doronin, who's been called the Donald Trump of Russia. There she presented him with a lifesize sports-themed cake with a boxing ring, race cars and rackets on it.
The pair partied all night before boarding a jet to Abu Dhabi and then Tanzania for her charity work for the White Ribbon Alliance. Of course, as we've reported previously Doronin has been very generous as well.
Campbell has been earning praise of late for looking better then ever despite her 39 years. Her longtime hairstylist Amoy Pitters, who tended to the precious tresses for recent A-list events like Black Girls Rock and the Clinton Global Initiative gala, deserves her share of the credit.
Pitters, whose other celeb clients include Sheryl Crow, Ashanti, Ciara, Iman, Rihanna, Alicia Keys, Mary J. Blige and The Pussycat Dolls, is famed for her unique, signature method of hair extensions, indistinguishable from - some would say better than - the real thing.
Shaq Finally Unloads Miami Mansion for $16 Million - to Naomi Campbell's Boyfriend?
Shaquille O'Neal has finally unloaded his Miami mansion for $16 million - $2 million less than he paid for the place - after nearly five years. The basketball superstar bought the Star Island spread in 2004 for $18.2 million, and first listed it for sale in 2005 for $32 million. The home was listed at $29 million when it was our estate of the day last summer, then the price dropped to $22 million before climbing back up to $25 million, then going back down to $22.5 million. Quite the real estate roller coaster. The Miami Herald reports that the new owner who reportedly coughed up $16 million in cash is said to be a European businessman who plans to renovate the estate. According to the South Beach Real Estate Blog, the buyer is none other than Vladislav Doronin, the handsome Russian billionaire who's dating supermodel Naomi Campbell. The Mediterranean-style main house has eight bedrooms, an indoor basketball court, gym, steam room and sauna. The 2.5 acre grounds include a tennis court, six-car garage, dock, two-bedroom guest house and Shaq's pool complete with Superman logo.
Naomi Campbell's Beau Buys Her $18.5 Million Apt. in Brazil
Filed under: Estates, Celebrity Shopping
The New York Post reports that Naomi Campbell and her Russian billionaire boyfriend, Vladimir Doronin, the "Donald Trump of Russia," recently were in her favorite country, Brazil, where he dropped $18.5 million on a penthouse apartment for her in Jardins, the Upper East Side of Sao Paolo. This came after Campbell told him how much she loved the country and "wanted to settle down there." Glamurama.com says the apartment was a "gift" to the supermodel and the couple will use it as their home in Brazil.
And more news: Campbell, who's trying to improve her angry, assistant-attacking image, also is focusing on being photographed at charitable events and launching a clothing line through 284, the new label from Daslu. "It's for strong women. I hope everybody will like it," she told a local Brazilian paper.
The Battle Over Sardinia's Famed Billionaire Club
Filed under: Luxury Travel & Hotels
One of the investors in Billionaire, the famed club for the megarich on Sardinia's swank Emerald Coast, says the club should be shuttered because of the current economic climate. Billionaire, a favored haunt of tycoons who come to frolic with the likes of Dolce & Gabbana, Kate Moss and Sean Combs, is controlled by rakish Formula 1 mogul Flavio Briatore (above), but Italian entrepreneur and politician Daniela Santanchè has a 10% stake.
Santanchè says that the ultra-exclusive club, where methuselahs of Cristal go for $50,000 a pop, is an offensive relic of a more wasteful age, the London Guardian reports. "With people struggling to get by, Billionaire should be consigned to history," Santanchè says. "I myself have put my Aston Martin in the garage and get around in a Fiat 500."
"Daniela has been in the sun too long," Briatore, who has dated the likes of Naomi Campbell and Heidi Klum, fired back. "What she's saying is absurd. If luxury is suddenly a problem let's close Bulgari and Cartier, or even all the discos, restaurants and the whole of the Emerald Coast." That may not be necessary, in any case. The New York Times recently reported that the hotspot has lost a lot of its exclusivity lately and that some recent visitors aren't even millionaires, let alone billionaires.
Vanity Fair Celebrates Supermodel Comeback
Vanity Fair has now picked up on the trend, with an eight page story in the new September issue and a photo shoot by Mario Testino (right) featuring Cindy Crawford, Stephanie Seymour, Christy Turlington, Linda Evangelista, Claudia Schiffer and Naomi Campbell.
Though they're all obviously in great shape, Testino somehow makes Seymour look as if she's made entirely of plastic, while the gorgeous Schiffer looks more like a hausfrau than a supermodel. Perhaps the lighting and make-up is to blame. The shoot was originally rumored to be for the magazine's cover, but we can see why they went with Carla Bruni instead.
Fashion Brands Still Sold on Supermodels for Fall
Filed under: Apparel
Back in April we commented on the fact that several major fashion houses had chosen to bring back '90s supermodels such as Claudia Schiffer, Christy Turlington and Naomi Campbell for their spring ad campaigns. We speculated at the time that the revival was no mere flash in the pan and would continue for subsequent seasons; the new crop of fall ad campaigns has now proved our prognostications correct. Top of the heap is Linda Evangelista's new series of ads for Prada shot by Steven Meisel (above), which rates as a major comeback for the ageless beauty.
In addition, both Chanel and Salvatore Ferragamo have kept Schiffer for their new fall campaigns, while Turlington returns for Escada as well. Elsewhere, Naomi Campbell appears for Yves Saint Laurent and Amber Valletta does the honors for DSquared, Iceberg and David Yurman; while as we mentioned previously Eva Herzigova and Kate Moss heat up the new Louis Vuitton and Just Cavalli campaigns respectively. See the gallery for more.
Top Fashion Brands Fall Back In Love With Supermodels
Filed under: Apparel, Handbags
After several years of scrambling after hot new faces, a slew of the world's top fashion houses have decided to take a more classic approach for Spring/Summer '08, showcasing supermodels who ruled the Earth in the 1990s in their latest ad campaigns. The top indicator that the supes are back in town is artist Richard Prince's new campaign for the Louis Vuitton bags he designed, starring a gaggle of semi-retired stars: Stephanie Seymour, Naomi Campbell, Claudia Schiffer and Eva Herzigova, all sprawled on the hood of a kandy-kolored muscle car.
This season, Schiffer also appears in ads for Salvatore Ferragamo as well as Chanel, along with Christy Turlington, who's now also the face of Escada. Herzigova also stars in the new Roberto Cavalli and Chopard campaigns, while Shalom Harlow meanwhile does the honors for Valentino, Tumi and Jones New York.
Naomi Campbell Banned From British Airways
Filed under: Wings, Celebrity Shopping
British Airlines wouldn't comment on the specific incident, but they did say that they take all incidents of violence and disruptive behavior "very seriously" and that "it will not be tolerated."
She needs serious help, seriously.
Naomi Campbell, Not So Menacing After All?
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Naomi Campbell Becomes A Yacht Menace
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Naomi Campbell's Apartment, Estate of the Day
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TVA Dedicates Lagoon Creek Combined Cycle Gas Power Plant
June 9, 2011
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. – The Tennessee Valley Authority's newest power facility — the Lagoon Creek Combined Cycle Plant — was dedicated in a ceremony Thursday.
Though the 550-megawatt, combined cycle natural gas plant began operating last fall, Thursday's dedication officially marked Lagoon Creek's status change from a development and construction project to a fully operational power plant. Local, state and federal officials joined TVA representatives for the event.
TVA Chief Operating Officer Bill McCollum said the new facility was tested during severe storms in April and rose to the challenge.
"Lagoon Creek already has proven its value, and we'll continue to count on it in the years ahead. Since going into service — and especially in the aftermath of the April tornadoes — the plant has been a very strong performer," McCollum said.
The plant employs about 30 staff members and strengthens the western portion of the TVA power system grid serving Memphis and northeast Mississippi.
The new plant augments the simple cycle combustion turbine built at the Lagoon Creek site 10 years ago. Both plants use combustion turbines, similar to jet engines, to produce electricity.
Combined cycle technology captures heat from the turbines' exhaust to boil water, produce steam and generate additional power. Using the excess heat from the engines reduces fuel use and produces fewer emissions.
Another primary benefit of combined cycle combustion turbines is their ability to start up quickly and provide power to meet demand peaks at critical times.
"During this month's early heat wave across the region, Lagoon Creek generation helped TVA avoid having to buy expensive market power to meet daily peak demand," said David Schavey, vice president of TVA Fossil Fleet Operations. "Lagoon Creek and the other natural gas units in the TVA system provide the extra power to meet peak demand and help keep TVA power reliable and affordable."
The Lagoon Creek power plant is the first new power generation source constructed by TVA since the Kemper Combustion Turbine site near DeKalb, Miss., in 2002. TVA has natural gas plants at 10 other sites in its service region, including two other combined cycle plants — Caledonia and Southaven — both in Mississippi. A fourth combined cycle gas plant is under construction at TVA's John Sevier site in Rogersville, Tenn.
The new facilities are part of TVA's plans to add up to 2,000 megawatts of natural gas-fueled generation by 2020 to replace older coal-fired units.
The Tennessee Valley Authority, a corporation owned by the U.S. government, provides electricity for utility and business customers in most of Tennessee and parts of Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia – an area of 80,000 square miles with a population of 9 million. TVA operates 29 hydroelectric dams, 11 coal-fired power plants, three nuclear plants and 11 natural gas-fired power facilities that can produce about 34,000 megawatts of electricity, delivered over 16,000 miles of high-voltage power lines. TVA also provides flood control, navigation, land management and recreation for the Tennessee River system and works with local utilities and state and local governments to promote economic development across the region. TVA, which makes no profits and receives no taxpayer money, is funded by sales of electricity to its customers. Electricity prices in TVA's service territory are below the national average.
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Nb9wmaxx+voip iinet+asterisk+freebpx setup
August 21, 2012, 04:25:27 am »
Hi i have currently setup linuxmce 810 and im quite happy with it . But im wanting to start using linuxmce and asterick to handle incoming and outbound calls . At the moment the dsl router is doing this but would like to intergrate this into linuxmce . my setup is the following:
dsl netcomm nb9wmaxx which plugs into core. (Dhcp is running on core) I also have an analog phone plugged into phone 1 port .
how should i configure the dsl modem and configure asterisk?
or does anyone have any links on maybe explaninng what i need to do .
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Re: Nb9wmaxx+voip iinet+asterisk+freebpx setup
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August 21, 2012, 04:52:01 am »
Under 8.10 you are still probably needing to use the FreePBX utility. It is accessible via Advanced>Phone Lines on the admin page, I believe. It has been a little while and 10.04 does not use FreePBX any longer.
There was quite a bit of information on the wiki about using FreePBX and how to get into it from web-admin. There should be links there still to get you to the FreePBX webpage for specifics on settings and configuration.
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So your external router IS your ata... Do you have another external router you could use which would let you move the nb9wmaxx onto the internal network and turn its' DHCP off? Barring that I have been successful using resources on the external network but that was for fairly generic devices that once I told lmce where to find it (ie the external LAN IP) it worked but unless there is a template for a router+ata I am not sure asterisk will be able to configure it. Rumor has it that some providers will try to provide some assistance for SIP users or offer a forum where users can discuss their settings I would check there for sure if you haven't already.
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Re: Nb9wmaxx+voip iinet+asterisk+freebpx setup
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August 21, 2012, 07:05:24 am »
Currently i have the dhcp turned off on the dsl router/modem and the wifi turned on and working through the core dhcp server . I was hoping to still use the origanal external modem/router as the ata device also. does anyone know if it possible?
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August 21, 2012, 02:38:20 pm »
This should be possible, I briefly looked at
and then looked at a page I set up for a phone on the wiki
and between those two you should be able to work out how to set up your phone/ata to work with LMCE.
You also need to set up your provider to work with Asterisk. One thing I will warn you about is security. I was hacked using Asterisk with 08.10 luckily as was on a pay as you go plan and it cost me less than 10GBP, others were not so lucky. One suggestion people have had is adding fail2ban
- I have no personal experience of this just giving you things to look at.
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August 21, 2012, 10:57:34 pm »
I have the ata working fine on the external network without using asterisk or linuxmce but how do i get asterisk to work with the ata through the external network. at the moment i have the external dsl/router/modem/ata on a 192.168.81.2 network and the core on 192.168.80.1 with a single network card in the core. So the nic has been setup with the following
the dhcp server from the core is working fine and im currently using the wifi on the external router and its recieving 192.168.80.1 address which is good (because i have turned off the dhcp server on the external router).
is there a way to use the external ata on the internal network ? basically how i have used the external wifi on the internal netork.
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Re: Nb9wmaxx+voip iinet+asterisk+freebpx setup
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As I said I have had some luck with using devices on the external network, if a template exists you can go to web-admin>show device tree>add new device (or) create child of ___ , and simply put the IP and MAC address of the ATA on the external network.
The reason you need a template and to point it at a specific location is that in my experience the external network is not probed for new pnp devices like the internal network is. On your setup you have some special rules about what part of the external network is used by the internal network so I am not sure of your specifics. Is the modem/router/ata/wifi all one IP address and MAC on the external network or are the components separated somehow? You were able to take the AP away from the external network and let the core DHCP have it so you might be able to do the same with the address info of the ATA.
If you don't mind could you please describe the process of configuring LMCE to use the AP of the external router? I have a small guide for using external network resources and would love to combine that with your experience for a wiki article.
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Quote from: Armor Gnome on August 22, 2012, 12:28:45 am
Is the modem/router/ata/wifi all one IP address and MAC on the external network or are the components separated somehow? You were able to take the AP away from the external network and let the core DHCP have it so you might be able to do the same with the address info of the ATA.
All i have done is disabled the dhcp server on the dsl router and statically assigned the router an ip address of 192.168.81.2 and the core with a static ip address on etho 192.168.81.1 and on the same nic create a sub interface of eth0:0 192.168.80.1 (the dhcp linuxmce dhcp server address . (All the core setting are done in linuxmce admin web screen).
In regards to the modem/router/ata/wifi its all on the same ip address 192.168.81.2 and mac. I guess i will have to try adding a ip phone or orbitor on the internal network through web admin and try and make some calls if possible. At the moment i Just to test to see if voip is being routered to the internal network like the wifi is.
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I'm sure I'm not the only one who read this article and thought I MUST go to this asap! Korean sauna in NJ! How awesome does that sound? This is now at the top of my list to go do. Like immediately. Like next weekend.
What's at the top of your list? Notice I'm avoiding the dreaded NYE resos question; I don't believe in setting oneself up for certain failure, which I believe resolutions do, most certainly. But small, measurable, and doable goals that you can start anytime and complete, I'm all over that!
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December 05, 2013
Effective Review Games
Our novice teacher development program, Teaching Excellence, facilitated a session on Effective Review Games and Strategies last month and I want to pass along some of that session to you all.
Kids love review games, but unfortunately, it can be hard to make sure they're both fun and effective. ... READ MORE
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Leadership Lessons #3 - Powerful Praise
This edition is a message to the YES Prep staff from Dustin Peterson, Director of Leadership Development.
I had an interesting experience on the way home from Dallas last week where we spent Thanksgiving that has major implications for our work here at YES Prep. My 6-year old son was sitting in... READ MORE
November 30, 2013
Using Video to Improve Your Practice
Most teachers seem to have a love-hate relationship with watching themselves on camera. While it can be incredibly eye-opening, it's also really stressful or awkward to watch. I know the first time I watched myself teaching, I was too distracted by scrutinizing my facial expressions, voice,... READ MORE
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Celebration Series – Joseline Cortez
Our Celebration Series is an opportunity to celebrate who we are as an organization. As many of our alumni return to Houston for Thanksgiving, we want to take this opportunity to celebrate an alumna who embodies the YES Prep mission. Joseline Cortez is a junior at Washington and Jefferson College... READ MORE
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Leadership Lessons #2 - Laying the Foundation
The second installment of Leadership Lessons comes to us from Cara Eng, the Operations Manager on our Southwest Campus. She wrote this for the Southwest Maverick staff about the new gym that's being built there, a first for them since they opened 10 years ago. I'm excited to share it with you here... READ MORE
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The Road to College Graduation Part 2 – The IMPACT Program
In 2001, we graduated our first class of seniors and immediately began learning that success in college looks very different from success in high school. While many of our alumni flourished in college, others encountered obstacles they weren't ready for or didn't expect and so stumbled. With over... READ MORE
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Berejiklian: Restructure to bring rail out of the dark ages
Jobs cuts, platform marshalls and restructuring will make the State's rail system more efficient and could eventually stop weekend track work, says Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian.
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The NSW Government began a four week trial at Town Hall station today involving event style marshalling in morning peak hour to reduce the amount of time trains are stopped at the station.
Ms Berejiklian was quick to reassure listeners that the 16 "door managers" at the station aren't pushing large groups of people onto the train like a rugby scrum.
"We're actually setting up the platform service so that if you're going onto the train you stand in a different area, if you're coming off the train you're standing in a different area.
"Any one of us who's tried to catch the train at peak hour, getting on or off at Town Hall [knows] there's a huge crush of people trying to get off and others trying to squeeze themselves on. This way we're demarcating where people get on the train and where they get off," she told Adam Spencer.
Ms Berejiklian revealed on Friday that 690 jobs would be slashed from Railcorp; that's on top of 750 voluntary redundancies already announced.
She believes the network is in the dark ages.
"In terms of middle managers, Railcorp had over 4000 middle managers; that's causing enormous red tape... For example, if you're a staff member on the front line, trying to work on a station, you might need to get four or five signatures to be able to do something, if there's a minor incident on a platform, you have to wait around and wait for someone else to do it when you can fix it yourself," she says.
The Minister hopes the Railcorp shake-up will eventually allow for track work to be done at night rather than on the weekend.
"Every single weekend we have to shut down part of the network and that's annoying for our customers. If we for example ran track work at night when trains weren't running and we were clever about the way we do things, we'd actually reduce disruption," she says.
At this stage, the O'Farrell Government has no plans to ditch the $12 surcharge to travel by train to Sydney airport.
Ms Berejiklian says the surchage is attached to a contract the government inherited.
"It would cost a lot of money to [reduce the cost]... It would literally cost hundreds of millions of dollars over a four year period to be able to do that... and even though at a particular point in time the state government will start recouping some of that money back, it's unfortunately already accounted for in our forward estimates."
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Moonrise Kingdom
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Set on an island off the coast of New England in the summer of 1965, Moonrise Kingdom tells the story of two twelve-year-olds who fall in love, make a secret pact, and run away together into the wilderness. As various authorities try to hunt them down, a violent storm is brewing off-shore -- and the peaceful island community is turned upside down in more ways than anyone can handle.
Academy Awards - Original Screenplay
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If you enjoyed the quirkiness of The Royal Tenenbaums, The Darjeeling Limited or The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou this movie will not disappoint. The colors stay crisp and bright. And the characters are still experimentally goofy yet easy to relate to. It was really everything, and more, that I was looking for.
I just watched is and it didn't do ANYTHING for me. Waste of $9.75. But I read most people liked it. Just not my kind of movie. Great actors even though their talent was wasted.


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Healthy Birthday Snack Ideas:
A child's school birthday celebration should be centered around the child; instead, it has become centered around cupcakes. Parents bring in these unhealthy treats and kids rejoice. Yet with the current child obesity crisis, many are rethinking this caloric tradition. In response, I have created this list of healthy birthday school celebrations. Enjoy them! And please, let me know if you have any additional suggestions.
Non-Food Options:
1) Allow extra recess time in honor of each student's birthday and allow the birthday child to choose an active activity or game. The birthday student's parents are welcome to participate.
2) Craft project: Bring in supplies so each student can make a birthday card for the birthday child.
3) Craft project: Decorate a balloon with stickers and glitter. Each child gets to take their creation home.
4) Bring in a large balloon bouquet and let each child pick a balloon to take home.
5) Parent reads selected book of choice to class.
6) Create a birthday book for child; each classmate creates a special page about the birthday child.
7) Provide goodie bags with stickers, pencils, pens, school supplies, crayons, noise makers etc.
8) Arrange a classroom scavenger hunt with small non-food gifts for each child.
9) Decorate a birthday crown.
10) Bring in coloring books for each student. Have each child color a page from their book and then hang up the masterpieces and have a 'gallery showing'.
11) Bring in small fun activity gifts for the students, i.e. jump ropes, mini-Frisbees, waffle balls. Allow some time for the students to play with their new gift.
12) Give each child elastic bracelets with birthday child's name stamped on it.
Healthy (Or At Least Healthier) Food Options:
1) 'Make your own' yogurt parfait with fat-free yogurt, low-fat granola, and fresh berries.
2) Fruit Kebobs: Cut fruit into interesting shapes and let children put the fruit onto skewers with a few marshmallows.
3) Frozen Banana Krispie Treats: Cut a banana in half. Put a Popsicle stick in the banana and then smear with low-fat vanilla yogurt. Roll in rice krispies, freeze.
4) Fresh fruit topped with low-fat whipped cream.
5) Waffle topped with fruit and chocolate syrup.
6) Low-fat pudding with low-fat whipped cream.
7) Frozen fruit bars.
8) Create a trail mix: Let each child choose their own mixture of whole grain pretzels, multi-grain chex, and dried fruit.
9) Yogurt covered raisins.
10) Apples slices dipped in caramel dipping sauce.
11) Baked apples with cinnamon.
12) Sorbet.
13) Orange frizzes: Mix chilled orange juice with carbonated water and a scoop of sorbet.
14) One scoop of low-fat ice cream with sprinkles.
15) Exotic fruit of choice.
16) Jell-o topped with low-fat whipped cream.
17) Baked tortilla chips with salsa.
18) Homemade low-fat rice krispie treats.
19) Yogurt covered pretzels.
20) Baked potato chips.
21) Low-fat pita with hummus.
22) Baked tortilla with guacamole.
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Wrangell Mountains
Arc'athlete Forrest Coots recently travelled to Alaska for a fifteen-day skiing expedition to the extremely remote Wrangell Mountains. Here is his report:
13.2 million acres of mountains and glaciers, the nation's largest national park (the size of Switzerland), and there are only four of us in the whole range. Wrangell-St. Elias National Park [http://www.nps.gov/wrst/index.htm] is a National Park's Park. Big, wild, and remote. We aren't the top of the food chain here, but only members of it. I've come to the Wrangells with my climbing partner and photographer Jason Thompson, along with filmmakers Will Lascelles and Jase Hancox to film the skiing and climbing on this trip.
Twenty days earlier, we flew in from a dirt airstrip on the banks of the Copper River at the edge of the unknown. But now we're down to two cans of tuna and a block of cheese – and a new storm is threatening our departure. It's getting down to minutes. If the plane can't get us off the glacier before the clouds and storm closes the door, we will be storm-ridden for what later turns out to be five stormy days.
The plan was hatched over a phone call between JT and me months ago. "Where should we go this spring? Alaska, Peru, France?" I asked.
"Alaska" responded JT.
"How about University Peak?" I suggested, and the plan was set into place.
Months of planning, organizing, and six months later, the four of us stare out across the dirt airstrip, surrounded by a mountain of duffle bags, skis, seventeen-days of food, and camera gear. We are anxiously waiting for the guys at Ultima Thule Lodge and a trip into the unknown.
The Claus family operates the lodge as the lone gatekeepers to the range and they hold all the secrets of the Wrangell Mountains. Not only is it hard to get information about the range, it's even harder to get to the remote mountains themselves. Without the Ultima Thule guys, it would be impossible – this is just a lonely dirt strip in the middle of nowhere. The Wrangells are still wild and remote and ready to provide new discoveries. Every peak must be climbed first before it can be skied.
For months, I've daydreamed of climbing and skiing University Peak, but reality doesn't often match our perception. After a recon of University in one of the Ultima Thule's super cub planes, the reality of the peak became clear – it looks more like Mount Doom from a hobbit's point of view. The powder-filled face that I've been dreaming of becomes visible off and on through the clouds as we circle it several times. Its south face looks more like a 7,000-foot alpine climb than a ski descent. The pilot tells us we have better odds in Vegas than skiing that face this year.
Flying back to the lodge, it's time to start thinking about Plan B or even C. Lucky for us, in 13.2 million acres, we have options. Finding a new zone is pretty easy, we just had to look around, and pick a spot on the map. Maybe not to the level of University Peak, but in a park as massive in its scale of ski mountaineering, there's great climbing and skiing in every direction.
Landing on a snowfield, we find ourselves finally on the glacier, surrounded by mountains with big lines in all directions, and even bigger challenges out on the distant horizon. It looked like Plan B would work out and we'd be busy. Over the next fifteen days, we climbed and skied everything in sight. A few of the bigger lines were the icing on the cake.
The gem of the trip was a 3,000-foot, 45-degree face we named Junior College Peak – a smaller version of University. It was a great day spent moving through glaciers and climbing up mountains, and finally skiing a face that we had stared at the entire time from our camp. Although, it might not have been University Peak, it still was a great climb and ski, and at the end of the day, that's all one can ask for: To be out skiing and climbing and living in the mountains with friends. If I know anything, I know that someday, I will be going back to the Wrangells again.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Hunter Woodhall plays basketball, football and soccer. He wrestles, runs track and field, snow skis, swims and roller blades. And he does it all with two prosthetic legs.
As an international patient ambassador for the Shriners Hospitals for Children, the 13-year-old Utah boy will be one of four people representing the children's health care system, which operates 22 hospitals in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
"A lot of people don't know what the hospitals do," Hunter said. "They help children just like me, and it's my job to help raise awareness and to show everyone else what they do for kids. I don't know what my life might've been like without Shriners."
He'll be riding on a float in the Tournament of Roses Parade on New Year's Day in Pasadena, Calif., and gets to enjoy the Rose Bowl game featuring Stanford and Wisconsin universities afterward.
Hunter was born with fibular hemimelia, a rare condition that causes a shortening or absence of one of the two bones in the calf. One of his legs lacked a calf bone and the ankle joint of the other leg was fused.
Aside from other, less desirable options, Hunter required surgery to remove both his feet, below the knee. At about 11 months old, he was fitted with artificial legs at Shriners Hospitals for Children in Tampa, Fla.
Without the surgery, he'd likely be in a wheelchair for life.
"I don't know what it would be like to not be able to do the things I love," Hunter said, adding that he lives for sports. His parents and two older brothers, also sports enthusiasts, have helped to instill in him a desire to participate in competitive sporting events, but also never let his disability get him down.
"It hasn't ever slowed him down, he's always been a goer," said Hunter's mother, Barb Woodhall. "I think some of it is God-given. Kids like that are often given a little something to get through their situations.
"We have never treated him differently than our other two boys, so he has kept up with them," she said. "There were certain times it took him longer or required more effort, but he always did it."
The family later moved to Utah, where Hunter grew to become an accomplished athlete, and the Shriners hospital in Salt Lake City has fitted him with a basic pair of prosthetic legs and a set of "C-legs, or Cheetah legs," as he calls them, that allows him more flexibility in sports. A third, waterproof set can be used during wrestling or swimming, which Hunter also enjoys.
"I'll get up, put my legs on and get ready to go to school," he said in a YouTube video made after he became an ambassador in July. "It's just like normal. I don't think much of it because I don't know what it's like to not get up and not put your legs on."
In 2011, the local Shriners hospital fitted patients with 250 prosthetics and more than 4,300 orthotic braces, according to hospital public relations director Mike Babcock. This year, the hospital is averaging about 75 patient visits each month for prosthetic fittings and repairs, helping toddlers take their first steps and making it possible for kids like Hunter to excel at what he loves.
"He is an excellent representative of Shriners Hospitals for Children," Babcock said. "His can-do attitude and fine character inspires caregivers and patients alike."
Through the years, Hunter, who lives in Syracuse, has been astonishing his doctors and therapists with his various feats and accomplishments. While he said he doesn't yet know why he was born without legs, Hunter wants to give others hope and inspiration to get through their hardships, whatever they may be.
"When you just give up, you're like, done," he said. "And all those people you have inspired or will inspire, it's not going to happen anymore."
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Q&A: Photographer Namsa Leuba
Namsa Leuba is an astute visual storyteller. Whether capturing candid glimpses of mundane family life or exquisitely composed fashion fantasies, Leuba hints at worlds of rich, mythological narrative just outside the frame. Although only recently graduated from ECAL/University in Switzerland, Leuba's already managed to cover an impressive variety of subject matter in her work, including an homage to the Black Panthers and a survey of bad-ass Congolese style.
One of Leuba's main academic interests is African identity seen through Western eyes, and nowhere does this come into focus more than her series Ya Kala Ben. In 2011, Leuba left Switzerland and traveled to her mother's homeland of Guinea to shoot the series, which draws upon the spiritual symbolism of Guinean animist artifacts and statuettes.
Modesty, luck, fecundity or a channel for exorcism, those statuettes hold a cultural value through what they represent or symbolise. With this work, I transform these objects, cosmological symbols of a community, who traditionally have a signification when used as part of rituals.
…In recontextualizing these sacred objects through the lens, I brought them in a framework meant for Western aesthetic choices and taste.
This photographic eye would make them speak differently. Throughout my fieldwork, I had to deal with sometimes violent reactions from Guineans who viewed my procedures/practices as a form of sacrilege. Some were afraid and were struck with astonishment.
The result is a stunning series of images that draws upon documentary and fashion photography to tell a personal story of African heritage. In Happy Polish, Leuba investigates an entirely disparate branch of her family tree. From an interview with LightRa:
One of my father's uncles is married to a Polish woman and they have been living there for many years now. They have a fabric factory there and are quite wealthy people, and I got interested in the lives of their workers and of their family's maids.
Embedding herself deeply within the lives of these workers' families, Leuba captured gracefully intimate images of Polish domesticity: meals, idle moments, after-school malaise, midnight hi-jinks. Wherever globally her subject is situated, Leuba approaches with versatility, curiosity and empathy– yet she never loses her distinctive voice, and her eye for composition and color remains impeccable.
What do you like to see in a fashion photograph? Is there a mood or feeling you like your fashion work to be imbued with?
Sometimes I like to do fashion projects, but in a fine art direction and to have a fashion aesthetic. I try to do something fresh. I think that most of the time fashion pictures are very boring. I want to keep on my own project. That's the thing that's really important for me.
In Ya Kala Ben, you "desecrate" Guinean ritual artifacts by re-contextualizing them within Western stylistic choices– but you also spent months researching Guinean animist rituals and symbols. How did the artifacts' original meanings inform your shooting?
I selected the artifacts meticulously to function with my pictures. It's all dependent on the meaning of the situation. I take what I need to make my own ritual.
How did you find the Guinean models and acrobats featured in Ya Kala Ben? Was it difficult convincing them to participate in a project that some saw as sacrilege?
I traveled all across Guinea to accommodate the different rituals and ceremonies in my series. I went to so many places to find the good spots and to choose the right people. I personally created all the costumes and I chose every single thing that I used. When I got ready to shoot, I could waste no time. I had to avoid the sometimes violent reactions from people, because my humans models meant something holy.
Do you feel more connected to your Guinean roots after making Ya Kala Ben?
This trip was an opportunity to reconnect with some of my roots. I have always wanted to explore and share this other culture that is part of me. And I knew that the best way to do so was to visit the village founded by my great-grandfather. This pilgrimage to the land of some of my ancestors inevitably and immediately raised the sensitive question of "origin" or "origins." Mine, that of my parents, of others (my subjects) and of my approach.
What sort of reactions have you gotten from Guineans who've seen the finished project of Ya Kala Ben?
Nobody has seen my work yet in Afrika. I would like to show them. I am sure it will be very interesting.
Throughout your work, images of bodies bound by rope, as well as faces obscured by plants and fabric seem to frequently arise. What attracts you to these aesthetic refrains?
This world is rigour, everything is in its place. I try to make with them to sculpt my subject. The sculpture it is the equivalent of a sacred text.
In both Happy Polish and Ya Kala Ben, you seem to have fully immersed yourself in an unfamiliar world. How do you navigate unfamiliar social territory to produce such gorgeously intimate images? What do you like about placing yourself in those types of situations?
I like meeting people and learning new things about them that I have not known. I am a social person. I like the challenge. It is very exciting and great. I think that I like knowing new people.
Where would you like your photography to take you in the future?
I am very enthusiastic for what's coming next. At the beginning of 2014 I will go to South Africa for 5 months for my work. I won an artist residency there. I would like to travel around the world and have the luxury to keep working on my personal projects.


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With legal, budgetary and market constraints, Boulder City Council members struggled to find consensus Tuesday night about how best to create more affordable housing.
The purpose of the City Council study session was to set priorities for Boulder's Housing and Human Services staff as it works to further develop the affordable housing program.
The discussion came in response to the work of an affordable housing task force and gained more urgency with the debate around building an apartment building for the chronically homeless at 1175 Lee Hill Drive. That debate raised questions about whether north Boulder is carrying too much of the burden of providing affordable housing for the rest of the city.
Since 1997, the city has had a goal of making 10 percent of its housing -- roughly 4,500 units -- permanently affordable to low- to moderate-income households, defined as those earning up to 80 percent of the area median income, or $66,950 for a family of three.
The city added its "middle-income goal" in 2009. That calls for adding 450 permanently affordable units for households earning between 80 and 120 percent of the area median income, up to $100,200 for a family of three.
The discussion included ways to promote more relatively affordable market housing.
The council members supported refining the city's inclusionary housing rules, which require that developers build a certain amount of deed-restricted, permanently affordable housing along with market-rate units. In particular, the city is reconsidering how the amount of affordable housing is calculated and whether policies should change as the market produces more rental than owner-occupied units.
Councilman Macon Cowles and Councilwoman K.C. Becker said the city should look at participating in the Mile High Transit-Oriented Development Fund, a revolving loan fund active in Denver that focuses on creating and preserving affordable housing along transit routes. The fund provides low-interest loans and focuses on affordable rental housing.
To join, Boulder would need to invest at least $500,000 and leave it invested for at least 10 years at no interest.
Other council members said the idea has potential, but they would need more information before committing city resources. One concern is that Boulder would not have control over how its money is spent.
Many council members want to look at Boulder's rules for accessory structures such as carriage houses and subdividing existing homes to see if those could be a source of relatively affordable housing. They asked the staff to analyze how many accessory structures are being used for housing and what types of populations they serve.
But David Driskell, director of community planning and sustainability, warned that tackling the matter through the zoning code could be a massive project that would provoke strong reactions from the community.
"You're talking about code changes that potentially affect every single-family neighborhood in Boulder," Driskell said.
Council members also supported looking at the rules for subdividing larger lots to allow more, smaller homes to be built in existing neighborhoods.
They were less interested in developing financial incentives for developers to build affordable housing. Offering tax or fee waivers would amount to a shell game within the budget, they said, and it would be better to simply put more money into the affordable housing program.
The other incentive option -- offering density bonuses -- was treated with skepticism by several council members.
"These things all max out anyway. What more bonus can you give these people?" Mayor Matt Appelbaum said.
The council members struggled to pin down what exactly they need to know to develop new policies.
Some felt they needed to know where affordable housing exists and where zoning would allow more to go in the future. On the other hand, knowing that some neighborhoods have more affordable housing and some have less doesn't mean land will become available in the neighborhoods with less affordable housing.
One idea was to identify city-owned land that has good potential for being turned into affordable housing. Councilwoman Lisa Morzel cited a parcel in south Boulder that is close to transit, schools and shopping but is set to be turned into a park.
"That area is rich in parks," she said. "There's no reason that couldn't have been affordable housing."
Council members said developing strategies to prevent mobile home parks from being redeveloped is not a high priority because the threat of redevelopment has largely been controlled through zoning.
They found themselves divided over whether the city should create an Affordable Housing Board to advise them on the issue. They placed that question on the back burner, to be looked at again next year once they've narrowed their focus.
City staff members will incorporate the council's discussion into a "work plan" on the affordable housing program to be presented to the council next month.


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Large-scale 'mass' bleaching events on coral reefs are caused by higher-than-normal sea temperatures. High temperatures make light toxic to the algae that reside within the corals. The algae, called 'zooxanthellae', provide food and give corals their bright colors. When the algae are expelled or retained but in low densities, the corals can starve and eventually die. Bleaching events caused a reported 16 percent loss of the world's coral reefs in 1998 according to the Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network.
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Women shouldn't fart, they're sneaky and smelly. Farts are for men. I think your parents swapped some genes between you and your sis
It's a Queef!! (vaginal flatulence to be politically correct). She must be doing those Kegel exercises! How else does a woman "fart" at will? haha
All of you still haven't answered my question.....Anybody who has this magnificent power must inform me of its strength!
I have a friend who can do it! He's a vegetarian so I just presumed his insides were all wrong!! http://www.43things.com/things/view/18700 : Weird... I wonder how many people sh1t their pants doing this?
I cant actually believe this is a topic. I cant fart on a dime, but feed me some fajitas, and my wind will be your best friend!!!!
It's funny actually, most girls I know like to portray themselves as clean and dainty, and then you hear stories about "Jacky the ripper" .
can i just not advise this lol excessive straining of your bowels can lead to quite a few serious (and painful) medical problems
There was actually a guy on Howard Stern years ago that had the "talent" you speak of. I think he was physically able to "suck" air into he butt and fart at will . I don't remember any specifics nor do I really want to. Anyway if Google can't help you I think you're SOL
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Virginia Blood Services (VBS), the sole supplier of blood for more than 20 hospitals throughout the state of Virginia, is in need of blood donors to help replenish the local blood supply over the holidays.
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In Varina, one of the most anticipated events of the season is approaching. The 19th Annual Big Toy Parade will return on Dec 14, offering a "homey," small-town feel that helps elicit holiday spirit among participants and spectators alike.
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Citizen Staff Reports 12/03/2013
The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
Slated to begin play in the fall of 2014, Richmond United will field U13/14, U15/16 and U17/18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. The teams will train and play home games at two of the top soccer specific complexes in the nation, Ukrop Park and Striker Park. > Read more.
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It's the final weekend before Christmas – but it doesn't have to be a nightmare! Relax with half-a-million twinkling lights, enjoy Theatre IV on Tour's production of "A Christmas Carol" or experience the 11th annual "Miracle of Christmas – Live at the Metro Richmond Zoo." Another way to relax before the Big Day is with a good book. You can find a vast array of books, covering many genres, and meet authors at the Celebrate with a Book event on Saturday. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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A number of Henrico students are performing in the Richmond Ballet's production of The Nutcracker, which runs through Dec. 23. Pictured above, left to right are: back row – Elizabeth Sjovald (Mother Ginger), Deema Meguid, Maya Link (Mogi top) and Sophie Rounds (Mother Ginger) and front row – Sarah Echols (Chinese) and Carter Echols (Chinese). > Read more.
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By Michael Ha Staff Reporter The summer vacation ended last week for the middle and high schools in Korea. And students are once again filling the classrooms across the country. These students, though, saw some change in their curriculum last week; they were required to take extra classes on Dokdo's geography. These geography classes on the controversial East Sea islets came courtesy of the ``Geography Community and Network." The group is a nationwide organization that represents geography teachers in public middle and high schools. The new curriculum was implemented in the last week of August, temporarily replacing the regular geography lessons. The Geography Community and Network stated last week that ``Korean middle and high schools are now back in session. And during the week of Aug. 25 to 30, geography teachers offered lessons focusing on Dokdo's geographical issues. We designated the last week of August as a week for Dokdo lessons." The group noted that the Dokdo controversy may no longer be in the headlines but added: ``We teachers want to ensure that our students have an accurate understanding of these geographical issues and that our students are fully informed of the ongoing debate." Additionally, the teachers' group worked in conjunction with the nonprofit Northeast Asian History Foundation to organize an educational camp for students and teachers in August. The two-day educational event, Aug. 13 and 14, was held in Ulleung-do and Dokdo and attracted participants from across the country. The teachers' group said the event was the first of its kind in the country and noted that the teachers would continue to sponsor and organize similar educational events in the future. It's not just teachers in Korea who are offering lessons on Dokdo. Efforts are underway overseas to publicize Korea's sovereignty over the islets as well. In the United States, Korean-American leaders are taking steps to publicize Korea's longstanding sovereignty over Dokdo. The Federation of Korean Associations, near Washington, D.C., said last Wednesday that the organization's members have started a nationwide campaign that includes printing informational booklets and mailing them to various American government officials and politicians. The 20-page informational booklet, titled ``Dokdo Is Korean Territory," discusses Dokdo's background and explains how ancient documents and maps back Korea's longstanding sovereignty over the islands. The group said it is sending the booklet to U.S. Congressional lawmakers as well as regional governors and mayors. Also on the mailing list are local public libraries and public schools. The Federation of Korean Associations stated: ``We feel it is important to tell the American public about these facts. We are working together with local Korean-American groups to mail these materials out locally." firstname.lastname@example.com |