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IT is the end of an era at the home of Bolton Wanderers.
The Reebok sign has been taken down and replaced with Macron's logo.
From July 1 the Italian sportswear firm will take over the sponsorship of the Whites' ground — and it will become the Macron Stadium.
Street signs across the borough have already started being changed to read 'Macron Stadium'.
The Reebok logo and seating inside the ground has also been replaced with seats which read 'Macron'.
Fans have greeted the changes with mixed reactions — some branding it a new start for the club with others saying the stadium would "always be the Reebok".
Des Bradley, chairman of the Bolton Wanderers Supporters' Association, said he was disappointed the stadium would no longer be called the Reebok, but that he was optimistic for the future under the club's new sponsors.
He added: "It's a shame, because Reebok has its connections with Bolton, but this is just a reality of modern day football.
"If you go back to when the Reebok first opened, a lot of people wanted the stadium to be called Burnden Park.
"It might take a few years before some fans get used to calling it the Macron, but I see it as a new start rather than a grim end.
"Hopefully, under Macron, the club can have success in the long term."
Macron is based in Bologna, Italy, but has shops across the UK.
Wanderers announced a sponsorship deal with the sportswear company in April, ending the club's 17 year association with Reebok.
As well as buying the stadium rights, Macron will also make the team kits, training gear and leisurewear from the summer.
It ends the club's long affinity with Reebok. Joseph William Foster, who made running shoes, founded J.W. Foster and Sons in Bolton in 1895.
His grandsons Joe and Jeff Foster went on to found Reebok in 1958.
Since 2005, Reebok International Ltd has been a subsidiary of German group Adidas.
A Bolton Wanderers spokesman said: "Works on the road network around Bolton were carried out over the first weekend on June, with works further afield to be completed throughout the month.
"The stadium officially becomes Macron Stadium on July 1. Regarding the costing of the changes, the local authority have not been asked to pay for anything and the costs have been funded solely between Bolton Wanderers and Macron."
Bolton Council has not paid for the new changes to street signs, with Bolton Wanderers and Macron splitting the cost.


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Construction for a road in the northern Valley is underway, but not everyone agrees with it, especially homeowners in the area. Issues have surfaced regarding the nature and purpose of the road and its impact on the surrounding neighborhoods. The Sonoran Boulevard project broke ground this month, but it won't be completed until 2013. According… Read More →

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Fiscal Year 2014 Appropriations
The House and Senate are proceeding with consideration of the Fiscal Year 2014 (FY14) appropriations bills. The Commerce, Justice, Science appropriations have just been voted on by the full appropriations committees in the House and Senate. For NASA, the House appropriated $16.6B, a decrease of $943M, and the Senate appropriated $18.0B, an increase of $458M. For NIST, the House appropriated $784M, a decrease of $25M, and the Senate appropriated $948M, an increase of $140M. For NSF, the House appropriated $7.0B, a decrease of $259M, and the Senate appropriated $7.4B, an increase of $148M. Details of NASA, NIST, and NSF subaccounts are forthcoming. All comparisons are to FY13 pre-sequester appropriations.
The next step in appropriations is for the bills to come up for a full floor vote. After that, however, the most likely scenario is that drastically different spending numbers stemming from ideological divides between Democrats and Republicans will stall any attempt to pass full appropriations and that FY14 will operate under yet another Continuing Resolution (CR).
Disagreement over the Budget Resolution, which by law Congress must pass, highlights the ideological divides. The Resolution is supposed to establish spending priorities by government function and provide a top-line overall budget number that dictates total appropriations for the coming year. Unable to agree on a common Resolution this year, the House and Senate have adopted dramatically different budget plans. The House Resolution provides a total of $966B for discretionary spending, consistent with the 2010 Budget Control Act (BCA), assuming continuation of across-the-board sequestrations for FY14. But the House Resolution provides more money for Defense ($552B) and less for Non-Defense ($414B) than the BCA stipulates. By contrast, the Senate Resolution does not assume continuation of sequestration and provides a total of $1,058B for discretionary spending, $552B for Defense and $506B for Non-Defense, both slightly above the BCA caps.
The debate over federal spending is about both top-line numbers and how those numbers are distributed. For example, President Obama requested and Senate appropriators have proposed $5,152M for the Department of Energy Office of Science. The full House has approved only $4,653M, a difference of almost $500M, which alone would make it difficult to conference the bills. But House spending for Fusion is $50M higher than the Senate plan, while the Senate plan includes $300M more for Basic Energy Sciences than the House has approved. Furthermore, the House would eviscerate ARPA-E, reducing it to only $50M as compared to the Senate which would fund ARPA-E at $379M. The House would also reduce funding significantly to Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE), paring it back to $982M whereas the Senate would fund EERE at $2,280M.
Congress pushes back against STEM-Ed realignment
The President's request included a massive realignment of STEM-Ed programs. Both chambers of Congress have included language in appropriations that severely limits the STEM-Ed realignment, and in some cases outright forbids parts of it. The Senate explained, "The President's budget was based on the administration's proposal to reauthorize the ESEA [Elementary and Secondary Education Act, more recently known as The No Child Left Behind Act], but no such bill has passed the Senate. As a result, programs in this account are based generally on current law, as authorized under the ESEA."
The result is significant confusion. Many programs slated for cancellation or consolidation under the President's Budget request stopped taking grant proposals at the direction of the administration. Congress is now directing those programs to continue as before, while giving some leeway to internal reorganization. An unfortunate result may be that at year's end, there will be a lot of unspent STEM-Ed money that will be returned to federal coffers and applied to deficit reduction.
The review processes for several POPA Reports are nearing conclusion. The final documents will be published in the upcoming months and will be posted on the POPA Reports website.
Discussions are underway to host a joint international workshop on tactical nuclear weapons, with sister physics societies in Europe. The idea for an international workshop stemmed from a recent US workshop on the subject, held jointly by APS and the Center for Strategic and International Studies. That report is available on the POPA Reports website.
A Climate Change Statement Review Subcommittee has been formed. The Subcommittee will be reviewing the current APS Statement on Climate Change to determine if revisions are necessary, based in part on the report of Working Group 1 of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) due for release this fall.
POPA considered and approved a proposal, suggested by the APS Committee on Education, for a Society-endorsed statement on undergraduate research. The proposed statement will now move to the APS Council for comment, and then on to the APS Executive Board for review.
A template for study proposals can be found online, along with a suggestion box for future POPA studies.
Media Update
The push for the passage of the Helium Stewardship Act was bolstered by two op-eds recently published in Politico and Roll Call, two leading Capitol Hill newspapers.
APS President Michael S. Turner and Moses Chan, physics professor at Penn State University, authored the Politico piece on June 18, stating the bill is necessary to support cutting-edge research for scientists and high-tech products developed by the nation's advanced manufacturing sectors. Chan also wrote a commentary in support of the bill on July 9 in Roll Call.
To read the op-eds, click on the following links:
America's looming helium disaster
Helium Bill Needed to Maintain U.S. Economic and Scientific Strength | Commentary
In other news, Michael S. Lubell, director of public affairs for APS, wrote an op-ed in Roll Call on July 25 titled "Why Social Science Matters." In the piece, Lubell states that social science has become a "punching bag for conservatives" even as they use the research for political purposes such as public polling.
For more information, log on to the APS Public Affairs website.
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Archbishop João Bosco Oliver de Faria, knows well that the true "diamonds" are the souls of the people entrusted to his pastoral care here in the mining town of Diamantina in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. And thanks to you, his seminarians will receive help. It was here, in the 17th century, that diamonds were discovered outside Asia for the first time. But, as tends to happen all over the world, only a handful of people grew rich as a result. Yet even to this day there are still many people attempting to support their families by diamond hunting. And while they are no longer slaves as their ancestors were, this unremitting hard work brings them very little in the way of income. Generally, it is others who make the profit, and in any case diamonds have become very rare in this region. In their search for these treasured stems, the men live sometimes for months on end in camps in the mountains, while their wives and often numerous children are left behind, living in the direst poverty. Broken families and neglected children are often the result. Yet there are few other opportunities for employment. Only a few people manage to profit from tourism, while others try to make things by hand to sell, but there is little market for them. The soil is sparse and rocky and little suited to agriculture, and industry has so far failed to become established here to any noticeable extent. The town of Diamantina is also the seat of the Catholic archdiocese of the same name. Its head, Archbishop João Bosco Oliver de Faria knows that good priests are vital to helping the poor to live a life of dignity, for as Our Lord has said, "man does not live by bread alone." His diocese covers an area of over 18,000 square miles, or over half the size of Indiana. Yet there are just 61 priests for some half a million people. The hope for the future lies very much in vocations, and especially in the 41 young men who are currently training for the priesthood in the major seminary of Diamantina. But the seminary is just as poor as the people in the region, and the seminarians themselves cannot afford the cost of their training. They do their best to make themselves useful within the seminary, by cleaning, serving at table and performing other menial household tasks. They do so gladly and with joy, but they know that this is only a tiny contribution to the running of the seminary. For the real funding of their formation the seminary is dependent on outside help. Thanks the generosity of our benefactors, ACN is helping them with $25,700, so they can serve God and the poor in Brazil.Aid to the Church in Need commits to invest your funds where they will have the greatest impact for the Church that we serve. Funds donated to Aid to the Church in Need's projects will be used towards the greatest need in our programs to help keep the Faith alive.


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Key DPs, timely hits cap Cards' winning trip
Jay delivers go-ahead hit as St. Louis relievers bail out Westbrook
CHICAGO -- Capitalizing against a Cubs bullpen that has been nearly as unsettled as their own this season, the Cardinals escaped Wrigley Field with a split of the brief two-game series on Wednesday. After dropping a one-run game on Tuesday, the Cardinals captured a come-from-behind 5-4 victory in front of an announced crowd of 26,354 -- the lowest attendance figure for a Cubs-Cardinals game at Wrigley Field since May 1998.
The victory capped a 5-1 road trip that was highlighted, in particular, by the emergence of a rookie pitcher and the return of an offensive catalyst. With the win, the Cardinals now lead the Majors with 14 road victories.
Seth Maness was the first of four Cardinals pitchers to combine for 3 2/3 innings behind starter Jake Westbrook. Maness made his Major League debut earlier in the road trip after being the first pitcher summoned from Triple-A Memphis to help stabilize the Cardinals' bullpen.
He's responded with immediate impressiveness.
After needing only eight pitches to garner five outs in the series against Milwaukee, Maness helped Westbrook escape the sixth by inducing an inning-ending double play. Maness ended his next inning of work with another double play -- part of the four DPs the Cardinals turned on Wednesday.
"I've still got some nerves inside, but I try not to let them show," Maness said. "I try to get that ground ball, keep it down and hope that they put it in play at somebody."
Described by general manager John Mozeliak as a fit for a long-relief role upon being called up, Maness has quickly thrust himself as one of manager Mike Matheny's go-to relievers in late-inning jams. Maness showed a propensity for pitching well in such spots during Spring Training, and his effectiveness thus far has further helped settle the Cardinals' bullpen.
"He made a great first impression [in spring] and continues to do that," Matheny said. "He's earned a lot of respect from us, obviously with the positions that we're putting him in. The fact that he's throwing 88-89 [mph] with late life but pinpoint control, that's pitching. It's nice to see what he's been able to do with what he has."
Like Maness, Randy Choate also induced a key double play on Wednesday, getting Nate Schierholtz -- who had put the Cubs ahead with his two-run double in the fourth -- to ground into one to end the eighth. Closer Edward Mujica then followed with his ninth save.
Though the Cardinals' bullpen still sports a season ERA north of five, it posted a 2.35 mark during this last road trip.
"They did a great job," Westbrook said. "They got into a little trouble, but found ways to get out of it and made huge pitches when they needed to."
The bullpen's stand gave the Cardinals' offense sufficient time to peck away at the 4-2 lead the Cubs took in the fourth. St. Louis pulled within one on Carlos Beltran's RBI single in the fifth. In his next at-bat, Beltran tied the game with a two-out RBI single.
Then it was Jon Jay, whose .529 average through the first five games on this road trip earned him a bump up in the batting order, who delivered the go-ahead RBI hit in the eighth. Yadier Molina, who had singled and advanced 90 feet on a Michael Bowden wild pitch, scored on the hit.
Jay drove home two runs in the win -- giving him three multi-RBI games during the six-game road swing. He had driven in only eight runs in April.
"I think it's a drastic difference," Jay said in comparing the then and now. "I'm just trying to keep it simple. I've been able to get some pitches over the plate that I've been able to drive. I'm trying not to think, not to force things up there and let it happen."
Jay's batting average climbed from .204 to .257 with the 10 hits he collected during the six-game stretch. He hit safely in each game, further substantiating the recent decision Jay made to change the placement of his hands on his bat.
"To make an overhaul like he's made … just even throwing batting practice to him, his timing is just so on," Matheny said. "It looks like a simpler set up. He and [hitting coach John] Mabry have done a lot of work."
All of the Cardinals' starting position players reached base at least once; seven of the eight tallied at least one hit. The club spread its five runs out over five different innings, tagging Cubs relievers James Russell and Bowden for the final two.
That peskiness, along with the bullpen's effectiveness, bailed out Westbrook, who made the shortest and least effective start of the season. He lasted 5 1/3 innings and allowed a season high in runs (four) and hits (nine) in the shortest of his six outings.
Three of the Cubs' four runs off the right-hander came in the fourth, which began with the first three batters reaching. Westbrook utilized a double play to avoid any additional damage in the following inning.
"I was battling my location today," said Westbrook, whose ERA rose from 1.07 to 1.62. "The big part of the day was the bullpen stepping up, all the double plays today and the offense coming up with some timely hitting. That was the story today. They really picked me up."
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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NEW YORK -- They're taking their time, but the NHL and NHLPA are finally getting into the meat of negotiations -- revenue sharing and the much-discussed "make-whole" provision.
Slow and unpredictable was how one insider described Wednesday's five-and-half hour session. Progress may be difficult to discern but the sides have agreed to meet again today, setting a record for consecutive sessions in this lockout at three.
For the second straight day at an undisclosed location in Manhattan, negotiating teams including NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and NHLPA executive director Don Fehr sat across from one another and bargained.
Once again there was no media availability, as the league and union have determined they're better off focusing their energies on bargaining rather than playing the public relations game.
"The NHLPA and the NHL met today to discuss many of the key issues. We look forward to resuming talks tomorrow," was all Fehr had to say after talks finished for the day.
League Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly was equally tight-lipped saying "The National Hockey League's negotiating committee met with representatives of the National Hockey League Players' Association for approximately 5-1/2 hours today. Meetings are scheduled to resume tomorrow. We do not intend to comment on the substance or subject matter of today's negotiations."
Fine. The lockout isn't a spectator sport. Getting a deal is all that counts.
After meeting for barely more than a few hours all summer, the last two days have seen the parties in the same room for a total of 13 hours.
No, there hasn't been a pronouncement of rapid movement. But they finally have shovels in their hands, rather than megaphones.
Really, we've all heard enough of the nattering. It's been childish at its worst and counter-productive at its best. All the Twitter talk and snarky sound bites have done nothing to move this process along.
Wednesday may have been Day 53 of the lockout but it was only Day 2 of negotiations.
With neither side talking much after the meeting stretched well into the night, fresh information was difficult to cull. There were, however, a few tidbits circulating.
Make-whole negotiations began on Wednesday but didn't get far. Expect today's talks to revolve around make-whole, with three likely outcomes:
The players could accept the NHL's proposal on this issue, which would likely lead to a new CBA; the two sides could agree they have a starting point to begin negotiating; or the players could deem the NHL's concept unacceptable and put talks back in a holding pattern.
The "make-whole" provision is a mechanism that will guarantee players get the bulk of the dollar amounts set out in previously signed contracts, despite their share of hockey-related revenue dropping from 57 per cent to 50.
The players want the owners to pay for this gap and not draw it out of future player revenue.
The sides appear to have also reached a soft agreement on the issue of contract lengths.
The NHL hates the long, backdiving contracts that were structured entirely to circumvent the salary cap. The accepted deterrent will be a mandated five per cent variance from year-to-year on contracts. If a player makes figure A in Year 1 of a contract it can't go up or down by more than five per cent from year to year.
So, no more making $10 million for a few years early on in the deal and then $1 million for a bunch of artificial seasons at the end of a contract.
The two sides have established their positions on issues such as age of free agency, arbitration and entry-level contracts.
Once the make-whole issue is cleared up they can circle back to contracting and use the give and take on the former to lead to concessions.
In other words, if one side gives a lot to get the make-whole process concluded, the other will be expected to provide room on the contracting issues.
It's grind time. Hockey fans understand it's not always the most exciting portion of a hockey game, but it's required to achieve victory.
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A Labour Timeline
June 29: The sides begin the engagement with a meeting in New York.
July 13: NHL owners table an initial offer, which is leaked to the media and rankles a lot of NHLPA members. League asks for players' share of revenue to go from 57 to 46 per cent.
Aug. 9: NHLPA executive director Don Fehr, back from a trip to Europe to meet with players, is back in face-to-face meetings.
Aug. 14: A month after the owners' proposal, the players make their first, including a reduction in player revenues and increased revenue sharing to help money-losing teams. A day later, the NHL rejects the entire idea.
Aug. 28-29: NHL makes another offer, moderating its share-reduction demands of the players to 51.6 per cent in the first year of the deal and 50.5 per cent in the second, with no salary rollbacks. NHLPA says no.
Sept. 15: As a summer of massive free-agent signings ends, CBA signed in 2005 expires and a lockout is imposed.
Sept. 27: NHL cancels second and final wave of pre-season games.
Oct. 4: NHL cancels games through Oct. 24.
Oct. 16: NHL comes to a session with a new proposal -- a 50-50 split of revenues and other provisions, hoping to start a full season by Nov. 2.
Oct. 18: Back at the table in Toronto, the NHLPA counters the NHL offer with three of its own, each of which are swiftly rejected. Much rhetoric follows the hour-long meeting.
Oct. 19: NHL responds by wiping out all games through Nov. 1.
Oct. 26: After another dark week, NHL cancels all games through Nov. 30.
Oct. 30: NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly quietly proposes to NHLPA No. 2 Steve Fehr a way that the league might move on the "make whole" proposal to honour all existing contracts.
Nov. 6: That Oct. 30 spark turns into new sessions in New York.


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By Jessi Loerch Herald Writer
"Why don't we go and have a butterbeer in the Three Broomsticks, it's a bit cold, isn't it?" — Hermione Granger, in "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire"
It is a bit cold, isn't it? I lit the first fire of the season recently. I'm constantly craving a warm drink to ward off the chill.
Very unfortunately, J.K. Rowling did not include a recipe for butterbeer with the Harry Potter books. Since she didn't, I decided I'd have to try it out for myself.
I gathered some friends and we went to work. And by work, I mean we leaned against the counters in the kitchen and drank warm drinks. I know, I know, but someone has to do the hard jobs.
To give your butterbeer a boozy kick, I suggest adding butterscotch schnapps. Spiced rum and honey whiskey also go nicely with these, although they taste less authentic to me.
For a nice-looking finish and a bit more decadence, top any of these drinks with lightly sweetened real whipped cream and a drizzle of butterscotch syrup.
This first recipe was the favorite of the majority of our group.
Butterbeer with milk and spices
- 1 1/2 cups milk
- 2 teaspoons honey
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 ounce butterscotch schnapps or butterscotch syrup (or amount to taste)
- Whipped cream to garnish (optional)
This recipe is a bit fussier, but all the hard work can be done in advance.
Butterbeer with ice cream
- 1 pint vanilla ice cream
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
- Cream soda
Refreeze the mixture. When ready to use, soften the mixture in the microwave or on the stovetop. Add a large scoop to 4 large mugs and top with cream soda. Makes 4 servings.
This is the simplest of the recipes, and could be easily doubled or more to feed a crowd.
Butterbeer with cream soda
- 1/2 cup butterscotch syrup
- 1/2 tablespoon butter
- Cream soda
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A Maori man performs during the inauguration of the "Te Putake" garden dedicated to Maori culture in Les Jardins Fruitiers (fruit gardens) in Laquenexy, eastern France on Thursday. The garden is the first outside of New Zealand to be dedicated to the Maori culture.
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WINNIPEG — The axe has fallen for 21 hopefuls today at Winnipeg Blue Bombers' training camp as the team moves towards its 42-man regular roster.
"For the most part easy (decisions) but there are always some guys that take it hard," head coach Tim Burke said this morning. "It's not fun doing it, I can tell you that.
"It's no fun telling somebody they're fired. So now that I've been on both ends of it, they're equally terrible."
Of note from the list released by the team and Burke's comments today:
-- Quarterback Chase Clement is the odd man out.
-- Brett Carter, the 20-year-old Winnipeg Rifles receiver, will remain with the team as a practice player only until the Rifles begin their season, allowed because he's a territorial player.
-- Draft picks Carl Fitzgerald, a fullback, and Billy Pavlopoulos, a punter, were cut but could be practice-roster options.
-- Linebacker Johnny Sears and slotback Kito Poblah are highly doubtful for Thursday's opener at Investors Group Field vs. Montreal.
The Bombers said they will make known their practice-roster and reserve-list decisions to the team's next practice on Sunday.
Among those released today are:
-- import receiver Kurt Adams
-- import defensive lineman Zach Anderson
-- import defensive back Bert Brown
-- import linebacker Wendell Brown
-- import quarterback Chase Clement
-- import defensive lineman Dexter Davis
-- import defensive lineman Anthony Degrate
-- non-import offensive lineman Brendan Dunn
-- non-import fullback Carl Fitzgerald
-- import defensive lineman Marquis Frazier
-- import defensive back David James
-- import receiver Trevor Kennedy
-- import defensive back Dekota Marshall
-- import receiver Jameze Massey
-- import receiver Quintin McCree
-- import receiver Wallace Miles
-- non-import punter Billy Pavlopoulos
-- import defensive back Wesley Pendleton
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HOUSTON - According to the Texas Cancer Registry, Harris County has the highest cervical cancer rate in the U.S.
Tuesday, MD Anderson Cancer Center hosted the second annual Cervical Cancer Summit at the United Way on Waugh on Tuesday.
Despite the decline in cervix cancer cases and deaths over the last decade, the rates have remained high for Hispanics and African Americans.
Most cases of cervical cancer are caused by the Human Papillomavirus. HPV is a sexually-transmitted disease that can be prevented with a vaccine. Eighty percent of the population will be exposed to HPV at some point in their lifetime and, in most cases, the body can fight off the virus.
But, in cases where the virus lingers in the body, cervical cancer can form.
Dr. Lois Ramondetta said the disease is preventable, screenable and treatable, yet women continue to die from cervical cancer.
The reason is linked to lack of medical screening.
According to the Texas Cancer Registry, Texas has one of the lowest rates of cervical cancer screening in the nation.
HPV vaccines are recommended for girls and boys beginning at age 11 and can be given to adults as old as 26.
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Drawn to the mysteries of tropical rain forests and dedicated to a life of scientific expeditions in the treetops, Margaret Lowman, Ph.D., designs hot-air balloons and walkways for treetop exploration. Lowman, research professor at North Carolina State University and director of North Carolina's Nature Research Center, pioneered the science of canopy ecology. She will share her experiences at the Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College Four-Star Series on November 2, 2012, in Cecilian Auditorium at 7 p.m. The presentation is free and open to the public.
According to Lowman, nearly 50 percent of life on earth is estimated to live in tree canopies, yet this was an unexplored region until about 25 years ago. "Much of my work has involved solving the challenge of just getting into the treetops: inventing gadgets, refining hot air balloon design, creating canopy walkways, working from cherry pickers and construction cranes," Lowman said. "Once up there, I discovered that insects eat four times more leaf material than we imagined."
This type of research is important because many factors stress forests. "With forests becoming warmer, drier and more fragmented, insect outbreaks are predictably one of the first responses to climate change," Lowman explained. With special expertise on the links between insect pests and ecosystem health, her scientific research spans over 30 years in Africa, the Americas, Australia, Peru and the South Pacific.
Affectionately called the mother of canopy research, Lowman is one of the first scientists to explore this eighth continent. She relentlessly works to map the canopy for biodiversity and to champion forest conservation around the world. Her international network and passion for science have led her into leadership roles where she seeks best practices to solve environmental challenges.
At North Carolina's Nature Research Center, Lowman oversees all aspects of this cutting-edge research center, including research laboratories, technology, strategic planning and integration with existing museum programs. Additionally, she provides leadership for the North Carolina University system partnership and collaborations with various levels of the government and private sector.
An accomplished writer, she has authored more than 100 peer-reviewed scientific publications. She also co-edited the definitive textbook, "Canopy Biology." Additionally, she recalls her adventures as a scientist and single parent in the book "It's a Jungle Up There: More Tales from the Treetops." The book details field biology questions, the canopy access methods, educational components of each expedition and the challenges of juggling parenthood and career.
Her academic training includes Williams College (BA, Biology); University of Aberdeen (MSc, Ecology); University of Sydney (Ph.D., Botany); and Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College (Executive Management). Her numerous awards include the Margaret Douglas Medal for Excellence in Conservation Education from the Garden Club of America, Girls Inc. Visionary Award, the Mendel Medal for achievements in science and spirit, the Lowell Thomas Medal for discoveries in the canopy, Kilby Laureate and Aldo Leopold Leadership Fellow.
The Four-Star Series offers a diverse spectrum of performing arts and esteemed speakers who inspire, challenge and stimulate the imagination. Designed to enhance the College's curriculum and to enrich cultural exploration, the series has presented world-renowned lectures, musicians and productions. All events are free of charge and open to the public.
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Keira Knightley arrived at the English-Speaking Union in London—a charity that teaches language to children—without the customary publicist in tow. Looking quite at home in the grand wood-paneled rooms of the early 1900s townhouse, Knightley wore stovepipe pants and vintage men's oxfords. Soon, the UK-born actress changed from her oh-so-British ensemble into a series of frothy confections, starting with a cream-colored Chanel gown and a romantic canary yellow cocktail number by Bottega Veneta. Next, the ELLE team zipped Knightley—who's a true sample size—into a slate gray and black tulle Vera Wang dress, and snapped her on the house's sweeping marble staircase. After breaking for a lunch of steak, salad, and conversation, Knightley tried a silk Emporio Armani shift with organza Chanel pumps. The finale? A white sequined Marc Jacobs tunic, in which Knightley leaned against the Union's golden pillars and nibbled a lemon torte. How sweet it is.
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This year was my 10th consecutive NAB, and for the first time I didn't get to take a vacation immediately thereafter (therefore protecting my sanity – meaning I no longer have my sanity as I went directly from NAB to the AsiaPac Creative Suite 3 Launch Tour). There are so many things that went on at NAB that are just starting to emerge from the crevices of my brain.
One of those things I'd like to share with y'all today, a gem of a tutorial created by Steve Holmes who took the new Shape Layers feature in After Effects CS3 to a new level. If you saw any of his presentations in our NAB Theater, then this'll be a step-by-step reminder, if not, then you'll want to try this out yourself in the AE CS3 Public Beta (which you can download now for free if you're an owner of AE7 or Production Studio).
You'll need to start with a piece of video that has an alpha channel (like, for example, the footage I'm using which is an actor we shot on greenscreen then chroma-keyed to create the alpha).
Then, you need to create a path (i.e. outline) of the alpha for each frame, which AE can do automatically with the Auto-trace feature. The general idea is that you can create a Shape Layer by copying and pasting a path from things like a piece of Illustrator artwork or the traced alpha of a piece of video.
Make sure the layer containing your video is selected in your timeline, then select Layer > Auto-trace and the Auto-trace dialog appears.
Make sure you have Work Area selected at the top of the dialog, and check the Preview button at the bottom. You'll see a preview of the outline – if it looks good to you then accept the default settings and click OK. If not, you can modify the settings until the outline looks the way you want (the settings let you make the outline more or less refined – I'm using the default settings myself but do feel free to experiment here).
It may take awhile for Auto-trace to think if you have lots of frames (it is going frame-by-frame and creating a mask based on the alpha for each frame). Once it's done, you'll see your first frame with its brand new mask. Drag the Current Time Indicator to the right in your Timeline and you'll see that you now have an "animated mask" of the alpha of your video.
Making sure your layer is still selected in your timeline, hit the letter M key on your keyboard to reveal its Masks properties. Twirl down Mask 1 to reveal the Mask Path and its keyframes.
This is what you will need to copy and paste into your shape layer. Click the words Mask Path to select all its keyframes and copy to your clipboard. Go ahead and delete this layer, you don't need it anymore.
Now, create a new shape layer by right-mouse-clicking (or ctrl-clicking) in any empty space in your timeline. Twirl down its controls, and from the "Add" flyout menu that appears on the right, select Path.
This creates a path for your shape layer which is what you will be pasting the copied keyframes into. Twirl down the controls for Path 1 to reveal its Path parameter. Click the word Path to select, and paste in your keyframes (note, you must have "Path" selected, otherwise you will be pasting the keyframes into the Mask of the layer, which will make this whole thing not work).
Now you need to add a Fill and/or Stroke to your layer, which you can also do from the Add flyout menu. The swatches for Stroke and Fill will appear at the top of the UI — in addition to selecting solid colors you can apply gradients by opt-clicking (mac) or alt-clicking (win) the swatches to cycle through different gradient types. Here's what I chose:
RAM preview and see what you've got.
Then, for added dimension, add a Repeater from the Add flyout menu. Twirl down its controls, then the controls for Transform: Repeater 1.
Manipulate the Scale property (start by scrubbing the X value – i.e. the first number – to the left) to stack the copies closer together. Then, add more Copies.
At this point, it's up to you to experiment. Try playing with the other controls in Transform: Repeater 1 to see how you can make the copies fade off into the distance, twist around, and animate in an uniimited number of geometric patterns. I keyframed my Anchor Point, Rotation, and Offset to get this:
Thanks again to Señor Steve Homes for coming up with another great gem.


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When Inziladûn took up the Sceptre it was a time of great darkness in Númenor. Ever since the time of Tar-Atanamir, every King had spoken against the Valar and questioned the Ban they had put upon the Númenóreans against sailing into the West. Inziladûn sought to repent of these actions of his predecessors and took a Quenya name in the tradition of his ancestors: Tar-Palantir ("The Far-sighted"). Once again the White Tree was properly tended, for Tar-Palantir's gift of foresight allowed him to ascertain that if the White Tree perished, then the line of Kings would also come to an end. The King also faithfully observed the ancient religious ceremonies of the Númenóreans at due times.
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The correct belt size is determined not rocket science. The belt size (eg 90) corresponds to the distance between the center hole and belt end (depending on who you ask, with or without buckle). The best snaps we get a well-fitting belt, and attaches itself. Those who have a belt on hand, which measures exactly the best for, and indeed there, where the belt should sit after. These results can then determine the belt size. As the belt length is indeed measured from the center hole fits a size 85 belt and a woman with a 90 cm waist. Generally speaking, more is more, rather than buying too large to small, punches, there are quite cheap at craft store.
In addition to the main business of the belts, which is indeed now for about 30 years, there are now pockets of the traditional brand. Consequently, the brand is then in this area Cowboysbag. And the bags are exactly to my liking:
Leather, functional, classic, timeless. This shows you are not satisfied and they match many outfits. The best well with jeans, white blouse and boots – so spacious us practical as they are, they are also perfect for the office or the university. I'm definitely excited by the Dutch label and hope to see in the future to many new models of Cowboysbag. Among other things, the model of Sheffield (see left) and a selection of belts (and above) are available in Germany for example, online at Zalando (Free shipping and 100 days to return, click on the images lead to the shop). In addition to the leather model Sheffield there are many models in a rough leather, which come along a little rustic. Rugged leather bags are in fashion – and to fit exactly the pockets of Cowboysbag. Other models and other accessories can be found on the website of Cowboysbelt, but not ordering.


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Prowling Pandas Become Policy Advisers
Vanessa Hull evaluates the impacts of zoning on pandas in Wolong Nature Reserve in southwestern China
The comings and goings of a pair of girls are helping breathe some life into a zoning policy that's aiming to protect the Chinese environment.
The girls--Mei-Mei and Pan-Pan--are pandas outfitted with GPS collars. Vanessa Hull, a doctoral student from the Center for Systems Integration and Sustainability at Michigan State University (MSU), is using the movement of collared pandas to understand the effectiveness of zoning in the Wolong Nature Reserve in southwestern China.
Wolong, like many nature reserves across the globe, is home to both animals and people. Increasingly, governments are turning to zoning ordinances to protect habitats while still allowing people access to a livelihood. People in Wolong historically have farmed, chopped down trees for fuel and construction, kept livestock and accommodated the tourists who stream in to see the beloved pandas in breeding centers.
Hull has spent years periodically living in the Wolong Nature Reserve to understand the delicate balance between pandas and the people who live amongst them.
Wolong has been zoned into three areas. The "core" area strictly limits human activity to reduce human impact on pandas in the wild. The "experimental" area thrives with homes, businesses and roads. In between is a "buffer zone" of limited human access that is intended to acknowledge that it's hard to declare a forest pristine if a hotel is right next door.
The result is a way to understand policy and provide a novel look that goes beyond theory. Hull has shown that zoning in Wolong is protecting some, but not all, prime panda real estate. The study also is helping to show where improvements are needed. These improvements include the following:
"We're showing that you should have zoning in your toolbox to conserve habitat, but it shouldn't be the only tool you have," said Hull. "It needs to be paired with other policies when it comes to human behavior. We know that it is crucial to work directly with people and provide benefits to people to preserve habitat."
You can read more about Hull's recently published paper on zoning in this MSU press release or learn more about her research life in Wolong.
--Sue Nichols, Center for Systems Integration and Sustainability, Michigan State University
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The director-general of the cultural arm of the United Nations indefinitely postponed an exhibition on the Jewish presence in the land of Israel, implying that opening it could harm peace talks.
JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, the cultural arm of the United Nations, for canceling the opening of an exhibition on the Jewish presence in the land of Israel.
"The explanation given was that it would harm the negotiations," Netanyahu said Sunday at the start of the weekly Cabinet meeting. "It would not harm the negotiations. Negotiations are based on facts, on the truth, which is never harmful."
UNESCO director-general Irina Bokova said in a Jan. 15 letter to the Simon Wiesenthal Center that the exhibit, titled "The People, the Book, the Land — 3,500 years of ties between the Jewish people and the Land of Israel," would be postponed indefinitely. She said the decision arose out of UNESCO's support for peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
Complaints by Arab states led UNESCO to cancel the exhibition organized by the Wiesenthal Center along with the governments of Canada and Montenegro. It was scheduled to open Jan. 20 at the Paris UNESCO headquarters.


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1) Quote of the Week:
"Once your mind is stretched by a new idea, it will never again return to its original size."
- Oliver Wendall Holmes
2) The Art of Midwifery
One of the most irritating nuisances of pregnancy is itching skin. In general, this is caused by an overtaxed liver. My usual recommendation is to take dandelion root tincture (Taraxacum officinale) twice daily. As the liver is nurtured and strengthened, the itching will stop, or at least lessen considerably. Yellow Dock (Rumex crispus) is also a good treatment for itching. Both these plants are mildly cathartic (help empty the bowels) and diuretic, which is useful for removing toxins from the stressed liver.
- Katy Polone, Midwifery Today Issue 26
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Midwifery Care: Using Alternatives
A full day of information about the use of herbals and homeopathics in pregnancy, birth and postpartum. An extensive
reference book will be given to class participants. Slides will be shown for plant
identification and there will be demos for making herbal tinctures, oils and salves
and homeopathic solutions from pellets. This class is for everyone!
3) News Flashes
False Hypertension Linked With Cesareans
Many pregnant women may undergo unnecessary cesarean sections because they have "white-coat hypertension"--high
blood pressure that happens only when they are around doctors, a study reported
in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests. Almost one-third
of pregnant women have such false high blood pressure.
- AP wire service report, submitted by Rayner Garner
4) Enriching Our Knowledge
To use herbal medicine requires a
departure from the idea that the only valid knowledge comes from scientific research.
The scientific method is a powerful and useful paradigm, but we can enrich our
knowledge by allowing the possibility of learning from perspectives outside the
bio-medical model. Just because an herb has not been studied does not mean it
is ineffective or unsafe. Tradition of use and knowledge of the plant based on
observation and experience are valid as well. As noted by R. F. Weiss, a leading
German physician, where there is a long tradition of use by a population, [the
herb's] action has to be considered established, even without double blind trials."
For example, there is general knowledge regarding the use of prune juice for constipation.
We know what prune juice does, and that it is safe. It is not necessary to study
its safety and efficacy. [Similarly], when there has been widespread use of an
herb over time for a particular effect, there is validity to that knowledge.
Herbal Preparations and Dosage Guidelines
Storage: Store dried herbs away from light and heat.
Quality: The freshness and quality of the herb, meaning the care with which it was harvested, dried and processed, are the most important factors in the effectiveness of the herb.
Water-Based Preparations: Water-based preparations must be made from dried, not fresh plants. In the fresh plant the cell wall is still intact, so most of the constituents cannot be extracted. Drying is necessary to rupture the cell wall and allow release of the constituents. A larger quantity and broader range of the nourishing properties of the plant are available in water than are in alcohol.
Simple teas are appropriate for flowers and seeds which open and release their contents easily, or for herbs where the volatile oils are a major constituent.
Infusions are used to prepare the leafy portion of plants. Leaves have tougher cell walls so it takes longer for the constituents to come out of the plant into solution.
Cold infusions are used for a few plants which contain valuable constituents that would be damaged by heat.
Decoctions are used to extract the more dense parts of plants such as roots or barks.
External applications of herbs, such as poultices, compresses and fomentations, are used to accelerate healing and prevent or draw out infection.
Essential oils are very strong and are almost never used internally.
Infused oils: The fresh plant is simply packed into a jar, covered with olive oil, and allowed to sit for two weeks. Salves can be made by simply adding beeswax.
Tinctures are alcohol based preparation. Some herbs work better in tincture form, since some plant constituents are more soluble in alcohol than in water. Some plants are more effective medicinally if the fresh plant is made into tincture; in other cases, dried plant is more beneficial, and with some herbs it doesn't matter.
Glycerites, the sweet fraction of oil (oil minus the fatty acids) does not have the same extractive properties of alcohol. Most herbs are not effective in this preparation.
Powdered, prepackaged herbs have been extensively exposed to air, causing oxidation and rapid loss of potency. Grinding and encapsulating the herbs oneself is the best way to maintain high quality if capsules are preferred.
Standardized extracts are chemically manipulated to isolate, measure and concentrate specific compounds that are considered to have beneficial activity. There is more potential for side effects with these extracts. And the synergistic effects of the plant are diminished or lost.
- Cindy Belew, CNM, Herbalist, "Herbs and the Childbearing Woman, Vol. 1," a self-published book
5) The Fullest Application of Herbal Remedies
Using an herb only on the basis of
getting rid of unpleasant diseases without seeing the symptoms in the bigger picture
(the family ecology) is an allopathic practice and an intervention. Herbs can
be used this way--to fix something wrong--and/or herbs can promote the crisis
of suffering leading to healing which I consider of greater benefit.
- Jeannine Parvati Baker, "Midwifery and Herbs," Midwifery Today Issue 26
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7) Question of the Week Responses
Q: What is one of your favorite herbal remedies or preventatives? Be specific about amount, frequency and application. Think outside the usual!
I don't suppose my favorite is at all "outside the usual." Nonetheless, nettles is my favorite preventative herb!!
I encourage *all* my clients to drink 16-32 oz. of nettles tea every day! For women who just cannot drink this tea or in that quantity, I suggest taking the herb in capsule form (2 caps, 3 x day).
Nettles tea is a superior natural thirst quencher, high in vitamin K, iron and important anti-oxidants. Mixed with other woman-friendly herbs such as oat straw, red raspberry leaf and red clover, these herbs support the expanding blood volume and tone the uterus. It is a wonderful and refreshing beverage hot or cold. Taken during labor, it provides all important, blood clotting vitamin K for mother and baby. After the baby comes, it continues to refresh the mother, and helps increase milk production.
- Kim Mosny, CPM
I am an aspiring midwifery student in Germany. The midwives and doctors here use tea tree oil on the suture wound. A few days after a woman has had an episiotomy or has torn, she is given a syringe with the needle still attached, filled with tea tree oil. She is then shown how to use a mirror to see her wound and to drop a few drops of this wonderfully cool oil directly on it. If she is not comfortable doing this, the postpartum midwife will apply the oil. Putting the oil in the syringe with needle allows accurate application. This is standard practice here and from personal experience, I can attest that it really works well.
- Kiersten Figurski
To increase milk when mine gets low, I have found that Mother's Milk tea, made by Traditional Medicinals, works well. If I drink one cup in the morning and another cup around noon, I am nearly dripping by afternoon. Even one cup in a day makes a significant difference. It contains fennel seed, anise seed, coriander seed, spearmint leaf, lemongrass, lemon verbena leaf, althea root, blessed thistle leaf, and fenugreek seed, a good tasting combination. This tea is available at some health food stores and is also available from Cascade Healthcare Products or Blooming Prairie Coop.
The other "herbal" remedy (broadly speaking) I have found effective for increasing milk is oats. When my milk has gotten low, I eat a generous serving of oatmeal for breakfast. Later in the day I can see a difference in the quantity of my milk. I continue to eat this for a few days until my milk is reestablished at a sufficient level.
Of course, these remedies should be combined with the common sense solutions of plenty of liquids for mom and enough rest. Making milk is hard work for a mom's body.
I am a student midwife and work with herbs. Two herbs helpful for diabetes and safe during pregnancy are buchu and uva ursi. The dosage would be: as a tea, boil a heaping teaspoon of uva ursi in a pint of boiling water for thirty minutes (low boil to prevent evaporation). Remove from heat and add an ounce of buchu leaves. Steep. Do not boil buchu leaves. Buchu is originally from Africa. If you have trouble finding the ingredients, I can help you.
Louise Hay states a probable cause for diabetes is "longing for what might
have been; great need to control; deep sorrow; no sweetness left." The affirmation
she recommends is, "This moment is filled with joy. I now choose to experience
the sweetness of today." I have seen metaphysical work effect healing.
- Beth
8) Switchboard
In response to the topic of miscarriage [Issue 43]: the emotional effect is an important part of the experience for caregivers to consider. Women and their partners each respond, sometimes with grief, and it is a passage to acknowledge.
- Anon.
I am a fabric artist, aspiring midwife and mother of three. My three daughters were born at home into the hands of my mother (also a midwife) and me. The joy of their births has been exquisite.
Three months before becoming pregnant with my third daughter, I had a miscarriage at about 5 weeks. I was devastated. I bled and bled, but had no actual baby to look at, bury, mourn. I made what I now call an "Unborne Grieving Bag." I dyed fabric to look like a placenta, and on it I quilted a tiny fetus I made from soft fabric. I made a small bag, also hand dyed to look like a uterus, and I put a blotchy red and blue dyed drawstring at the top to look like an umbilical cord. Inside the bag I put healing herbs and ceder chips, and my little quilt baby. I carried the baby around in my bra for about a week, taking it out and kissing it, talking to it, and shedding tears over it, carrying it against the warm place I would have nurtured it, fed it and cuddled it. I named my baby, and placed special objects I found inside the bag with it to remember and honor it.
The grieving bag helped me tremendously in working through my grief. Since then I have made many of these bags for others who have lost children and have also used them to do a healing workshop in my home.
I now make the bags available, for US$20, to whomever might need one. Working through my grief, I have found a way to make an income for my family, enabling me to continue to stay home with my children and also fulfill my art. I can be contacted for orders by phone or email.
- Allie Alden
In reference to Jennifer Landels' response to Valerie El Halta's recommendations for avoiding premature and low birthweight twins (Issue 43 & 42): it is important to know the difference between a single anecdotal experience and the study of large numbers of like events. [Jennifer] is a well nourished, intelligent and educated woman who is aware of her body and its functions. Compare that with the deprived uneducated woman and you'll see large differences in outcomes. The problem may be sociological of course but that's what the "medical" safety net should be there to catch.
- Phil Watters
I am interested in knowing the differences between a doula, a traditional midwife and a nurse midwife. Please explain.
- Ginger
What are midwives' experiences with babies in whom hypospadia was treated and those who were not?
Does anyone know how toxemia may affect the next pregnancy? I became pregnant when my baby was one year old, and my midwife says the liver profile doesn't look good. My liver was apparently damaged when I had toxemia the last time. I'm wondering what to expect this time around.
- Paula
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9) Why I Became a Birth Practitioner
I am a 21 year old student, preparing to study midwifery formally. I traveled for almost 3 years before beginning my college education (I am taking anatomy) and saw so many young mothers smoking around their babies or even during pregnancy. I met very nice young women who treated their pregnancies awfully.
I wondered and worried and decided that people must not realize how sacred it is to bring life into this world. I have never had children but I know it is so special and must be treated as such. When a mother is pregnant, everything possible should be done to give this baby a healthy start to life and the mother, a wonderful experience. So I decided I wanted to help this happen by becoming a midwife. I plan to work with poor families wherever my help is needed, foreign or domestic. I would love to correspond with others who feel the same.
- Kelsey Fries
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Combine dry yeast, oil and warm water in a small bowl. Stir several seconds until yeast dissolves. Combine flour and sea salt. Pour wet ingredients into dry ingredients and mix to form a ball of dough. Knead for 10 minutes. Lightly oil a large mixing bowl and place the dough in it. Cover with a damp cloth, place in a warm area and let rise for approximately 2 hours until the dough doubles in size. Divide the dough in half and form 2 pizza crusts. Place the dough on pizza pans and add equal amounts of pizza sauce, onion, mushrooms, green pepper and olives. Allow to rest for 10 minutes.
While the pizzas are resting, preheat the oven to 400°F. Bake the pizzas for 25 to 30 minutes or until the crust is light brown on the bottom and crispy. Slice each pizza into 8 equal size wedges and serve.
Yields: 2 pizza pies; 16 slices
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Object: Portrait of Corporal Simpson of the New Zealand Medical Medical Corps, with a woman and young child,
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Hottest Rock Hairstyles
It's always around this time of year, when late spring hits its first 90-degree day, when my girlfriends look wistfully at me (or my hair, rather) and say something along the lines of, "Tell me again what it was like—tell me how it felt to cut it all off!" Even for the ones who never trim their tresses more than half an inch, there's something thrilling about even considering such a drastic change. Risk feels good, even if it's just a passing thought.
To help nudge passing thoughts into actual appointments, I've assembled a slideshow of my all-time favorite short looks, ranging in length from an Amber Rose buzz cut to Katie Holmes' perfect just-above-the-shoulders bob circa 2007. Enjoy!
This is the woman who, among other sartorial feats, pulled off opening night at the opera in a white Alexander Wang mini dress. Of course a buzzcut suits her.
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HOUSTON - Houston's second largest airport is getting a little bigger.
The Houston Airport System submitted its expansion plans for Hobby Airport to Houston City Council on Monday.
The project comes as the little airport goes international.
The size of Southwest Airlines' ticket counter will more than double to accommodate the increased traffic that is expected.
Six more lanes will be added to the security lines, along with five new arrival and departure gates and a new parking garage.
HAS representatives said Southwest Airlines is footing the $150 million bill.
Southwest did a similar expansion at Dallas Love Field. Southwest representatives submitted pictures of that expansion to council.
Council members are expected to vote on the design later in February. If approved, construction could start as early as September with a completion date near the end of 2015.
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