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ICD-11 Frequently Asked Questions
What is the International Classification of Diseases (ICD)?
The International Classification of Diseases (ICD) is the world's standard tool to capture mortality and morbidity data. It organizes and codes health information that is used for statistics and epidemiology, health care management, allocation of resources, monitoring and evaluation, research, primary care, prevention and treatment. It helps to provide a picture of the general health situation of countries and populations.
The 11th version is now being developed through an innovative, collaborative process. For the first time WHO is calling on experts and users to participate in the revision process through a web-based platform. The outcome will be a classification that is based on user input and needs.
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All Member States use the ICD and it has been translated into 43 languages. Most countries (117) use the system to report mortality data, a primary indicator of health status.
All Member States are expected to use the most current version of the ICD for reporting death and disease statistics (according to the WHO Nomenclature Regulations adopted by the World Health Assembly in 1967).
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Why is the ICD being revised?
The ICD is being revised to better reflect progress in health sciences and medical practice. In line with advances in Information technology, ICD-11 will be used with electronic health applications and information systems.
What are features of this revision?
- ICD-11 revision process allows for collaborative web-based editing that open to all interested parties. To assure quality it will be peer reviewed for accuracy and relevance.
- It will be free to download online for personal use (and in print form for a fee).
- It will be available in multiple languages.
- Definitions, signs and symptoms, and other content related to diseases will be defined in a structured way so it can be recorded more accurately
- It is compatible with electronic health applications and information systems.
How do I participate in the ICD-11 revision?
Experts and stakeholders are invited to make comments, proposals and take part in field testing of the revised classification. Those who participate will have the opportunity to make structured input that will be peered reviewed by experts in the field. WHO welcomes the active participation of researchers, health information managers, health care providers, and others interested in the classification.
Directions for how to participate in the revision process are available on the revision's online platform.
Why is my input important?
Because diverse health perspectives and knowledge from every part of the world will build a better classification based on the user's needs. The input from multiple parties will increase consistency, comparability and utility of the classification.
This shared process will lead to a global consensus on how diseases and health-related problems are defined and recorded. This is a chance to be part of international collaboration that will lead to more consistent and systematic collection of health information.
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- Make comments - on the classification structure, content and its implementation
- Make proposals to change ICD categories
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William C. Wees
2,500 words, approx. 9 pages
In the following essay, Wees documents Lewis's activities as the founding figure of the Vorticist movement. In 1914 Wyndham Lewis devoted much of his time to what he described as his "un...
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William C. Wees
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In the following essay, Wees analyses Pound's role in the development of Vorticism. Vorticism stands at the center of Ezra Pound's twelve-year stay in London (1908-1920), and it represen...
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William C. Lipke and Bernard W. Rozran
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In the following essay, Lipke and Rozran criticize William Wees's definition of Vorticism. I In Who's Who (London) for the years 1915 through 1918, Ezra Pound contributed the following e...
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William C. Wees
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In the following essay, Wees debates Lipke and Rozran's critique of his definition of Vorticism. As late as 1956 Ezra Pound was still trying to make people understand what Vorticism was. In a l...
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Ezra Pound
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In the following excerpt, Pound explains Vorticist poetry. "It is no more ridiculous that a person should receive or convey an emotion by means of an arrangement of shapes, or planes, or colour...
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Jo Anna Isaak
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In the following essay, Isaak compares the Vorticist movement to Russian Futurism. "What strikes me as beautiful, what I should like to do," Flaubert wrote, "is a book without ext...
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Richard Sheppard
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In the following essay, Sheppard examines the similarities and differences between Vorticism and German Expressionism. Writing in mid-1914, Ezra Pound indicated that he saw an affinity between Vortici...
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David Graver
7,074 words, approx. 24 pages
In the following essay, Graver provides an analysis of Lewis's play Enemy of the Stars. Lewis and Ezra Pound coined the concept "vorticism" to identify the artistic trend that inc...
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Scott Klein
5,484 words, approx. 19 pages
In the following essay, Klein explores the narrative motifs that dominate Vorticist drama. Wyndham Lewis was the only writer and painter in England during the early part of the twentieth century who w...
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Ezra Pound
2,672 words, approx. 9 pages
In the following essay, Pound explains the forms and techniques of Vorticist painting. There is perhaps no more authentic sign of the senility of a certain generation of publicists (now, thank heaven,...
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C. H. Collins Baker
1,005 words, approx. 4 pages
In the following excerpt, Baker presents a negative perspective on Vorticist art. In having degenerated so suddenly into such a bore, the Vorticists, or whatever they used to call themselves, have bee...
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Wyndham Lewis
2,899 words, approx. 10 pages
In the following excerpt, Lewis discusses his involvement in the Vorticist movement and his editorship of Blast. At some time during the six months that preceded the declaration of war, very suddenly,...
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John Cournos
735 words, approx. 3 pages
In the following essay, Cournos outlines the effects of World War I on Vorticist art. —"Where there is no wit, there is insolence." As an example of this truth we have Mr. Ezra Po...
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Wylie Sypher
3,369 words, approx. 12 pages
In the following essay, Sypher discusses the artists associated with Vorticism. Well under way is a revival of interest in the era of World War I, and not only as the first machine age. Witness the ma...
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William Lipke
2,405 words, approx. 9 pages
In the following essay, Lipke documents the impact of Italian Futurism on Vorticist painting. The events which marked the Futurist 'invasion' of English soil from 1911 through the summer...
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Wyndham Lewis
637 words, approx. 3 pages
The following piece appeared as the opening manifesto to the first issue of Blast. Long live the great art vortex sprung up in the centre of this town! We stand for the Reality of the Present—n...
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Wyndham Lewis and others
1,267 words, approx. 5 pages
The following piece was the second manifesto published in the first issue of Blast and appeared above the signature of Lewis, Pound, and other members of the Vorticist movement. I Beyond Action and R...
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Reed Way Dasenbrock
5,066 words, approx. 17 pages
In the following essay, Dasenbrock considers Vorticism in in the context of other literary and artistic movements of the period. Though BLAST is principally thought of today as the magazine of Vortici...
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Timothy Materer
5,894 words, approx. 20 pages
In the following essay, Materer provides an overview of Vorticist theories and artistic forms. At the age of 77, Ezra Pound published his final memorial to the Vortex, the association he began with Wy...
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John J. Tucker
6,135 words, approx. 21 pages
In the following essay, Tucker studies Pound's contribution to Vorticism as well as its influence on his work. Groups set the tone for artistic London in the second decade of the century. The s...
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Patricia Rae
10,217 words, approx. 35 pages
In the following essay, Rae examines the art and literature of the Vorticist movement. Ezra Pound's proudest contribution to the Vorticist journal Blast, and the only poem that he was ever to i...
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W. K. Rose
6,558 words, approx. 22 pages
In the following essay, Rose examines the careers and friendship of Lewis and Pound from 1910 to 1920. Of Ezra Pound's many and celebrated literary associations, that with Wyndham Lewis has the...
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Mayor Jerry Abramson was joined today by local athletes as he detailed plans for Louisville Champions Park, a 166-acre linear park that will be the centerpiece of an expanding 400-acre sports and recreation corridor along River Road.
Abramson said the complex would become "a hub for local athletic activities as well as an economic-development tool" to attract to Louisville national and regional sports tournaments and events. With the mayor's upcoming budget, and funds already allocated through the current budget, $6 million will be invested in the next year to begin development along the corridor.
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When complete in three to five years, the new park will include 22 game-quality multi-purpose sports fields and other park amenities such as basketball courts, playground and spray park, a pond and wetlands, and walking/running paths that include connections to the City of Parks 100-mile loop trail. The mayor said the park could include features to pay tribute Louisville's many sports icons.
To create the new park, the city will utilize existing public property adjacent to the 63 acres made available when the private River Road Country Club closed after entering bankruptcy and defaulting on its lease payments to Metro Government, which owns the property.
The new Louisville Champions Park will stretch along the south side of River Road from Zorn Ave. to Frankfort Ave., including the former country club property, the 55-acre Louisville Soccer Park at Edith Ave., 27 acres across River Road from Eva Bandman Park, and 21 acres at the site of the former landfill at Frankfort Ave. and River Road.
Corridor will be sports drawCarrie Gaulbert Cox Park, Caperton Swamp Park, Eva Bandman Park and Twin Park, as well as the popular River Road cycling route will combine with the new Louisville Champions Park to comprise the 400-acre River Road Recreation Corridor.
Playing fields will be designed to be flexible and arranged to accommodate a variety of sports, such as soccer, field hockey and lacrosse. The corridor will have a total of 34 game-quality multi-purpose sports fields available for large regional and national tournaments.The Greater Louisville Sports Commission, which works to attract sporting events to Louisville, was involved in the planning process for the park.
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The Sports Commission already has secured two elite-level events for the park, the 2007 U.S. Footy National Championships (Australian rules football) and the U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross, a fast-growing sport that is a hybrid of off-road biking and cross-country racing.
While the national cyclocross event this year will use an existing course set up on the former country club site, the new Louisville Champions Park ultimately will include a championship-caliber course dedicated to cyclocross. Metro Parks officials are working with local cyclocross promoters for the fundraising and development for that portion of the park.
The plans for the corridor were developed after Metro Parks conducted an extensive analysis of the existing public recreational facilities and amenities in the surrounding area to determine needs and opportunities. Metro Parks hosted a public forum to gather community input, and held several follow-up meetings with soccer, field hockey, lacrosse, running, cycling and other area sports groups.
Dog run included in park; proposals sought to develop former clubhouseThe city will issue a request for proposals for private entities to redevelop the portion of the former country club that includes the closed clubhouse, pool, tennis courts and a Louisville Water Company maintenance building. The mayor said the RFP would seek development that would "compliment the sports and recreation corridor we're building and create a feature that can become an added amenity for citizens and visitors," potentially similar to the Joe's Crab Shack and Tumbleweed restaurants incorporated into Waterfront Park.
A three-acre fenced dog run also is included in plans for Louisville Champions Park. It will be a fenced facility for dogs to run off-leash, similar to the one Abramson recently announced would be built at Cherokee Park, and one currently under construction at Charlie Vettiner Park.
Upcoming work includes field and bike route improvements, River Road wideningThe mayor's budget will recommend spending $5.6 million to begin the development along the River Road recreational corridor, in addition to $450,000 already allocated in the current-year budget. It includes:
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I have found that with her it does not get rid of all of it but if I do not use it the under-eyes turns black instead of light tan. I really like the product and also your service as it always comes quickly. I will continue to order it from you and you have a good price. Thank you, Jeni (Posted on 4/20/14)
- Great Stuff Review by Kris
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I ran out of this stuff and almost immediately my dogs eyes were tearing again. I do not even give the recommended dosage and it works great. (Posted on 1/24/14)
- Excellent product Review by Pat
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Tear staining was a huge issue for our Coton. She's been on a regimen of 1/2 tsp every day for the past 5 wks and I've seen noticeable improvement in her appearance. She also seems much more comfortable; she's not rubbing her eyes with her paws - which was something she did constantly. Highly recommend this product. (Posted on 1/21/14)
- great service Review by Barbara
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This is a great product did exsctly what it claimed. Delivery was fast snd price lower than local stores and other websites. (Posted on 1/14/14)
- Great value and quick service! Review by Theresa
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I have been using Angle Eyes for over a year and my white dog has no more dark tear stains on her pretty little face! Just a small amount in her food does the trick!11 (Posted on 11/13/13)
- Angel eyes for dogs Review by J.J.
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I purchased this product when my Maltese was 8 weeks old. At the time he continued to have the black tear stains. This product seemed to clear it up. I haven't stopped using it so I am not 100% sure if the product did it or if it was his maturation. (Posted on 8/25/13)
- The Only Product I Use Review by Janie Belle
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I have used Angel Eyes Tear Stain Removal for a number of years. I have two toy poodles, the Red poodle doesn't show the tear stains as badly as the Apricot one - it's the only thing I will use. (Posted on 7/1/13)
- Excellent product and service. Review by Bob P.
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The price and service are unbeatable. Delivery was much quicker than I expected. (Posted on 6/24/13)
- Angel Eyes Review by coolcreek3
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This product is the best for keeping your dog's eyes clear and beautiful. My little Maltese has a beautiful face because of this wonderful product. Nothing else works as well.
Also, the cost is right here at Value Pet Supplies...very fast shipment! (Posted on 5/13/13)
- So far, great! Review by Ms Thea
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I haven't been using the product long, but the dog ( shih tzu) likes it. His eyes are dry, and I see no new staining. This product works much better than the topical applications I have tried. (Posted on 4/16/13)
- Wonderful product Review by NJ
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My rescue dog, Marley, came to us with a face full of tear stains My Vet recommended Angel eyes, and it worked well I am continuing with this product to assure that they don't come back (Posted on 2/13/13)
- this stuff works! Review by esroglady
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I've trie every home remedy and most commercial ones for the tear stains and exudate that spoil my pom's beautiful little face. But no matte what i do or don't do, it is clear that adding Angel Eyes to her diet makes a significant improvement. Nothing will erase the problem totally, but this product does help -- as long as you use it consistently and don't stop whe you think the prtoblem is getting better. (Posted on 12/10/12)
- Can't be without it!! Review by Kathy
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Prior to using Angels Eyes, my minature poodle had horrible and smelly tear, gential and anal stains. She loves to lick and a few days after bathing her, the stains would be back. The worst was her eyes. My groomer suggested Angel Eyes. Started using it about 6 months ago and no more stains!! Her coat is white and clean even in between baths and grooming. She now gets it 3 times a week mixed with a little soft dog food. Will not stop using this product and would recommend to anyone that has and issue with staining. (Posted on 9/28/12)
- Perfect product Review by coco
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It is amazing and really works on my dog. My dog's eye looks clear, clean and bright (Posted on 9/20/12)
- Love it! Review by Abnersmom
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My Maltese had very bad staining, Angel eyes has cleared it up and she likes it. I give it to her in some thin deli turkey and she eats it right up! I used less than it said and now I will put her on a maintenance dose. (Posted on 6/16/12)
- THE BEST Review by Carol
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This not only helped my Cockers' eyes, it completely stopped her bad breath. I wouldn't be without it. I give her 1/4 teaspoon a day and she is cured. It doesn't take as much as they say to do miracles. (Posted on 3/20/12)
- Fabulous Product Review by Pat G
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Can't believe how quickly it has work! My Bichon loves the taste too. In only one week I cannot believe the results. I will continue to use this product (Posted on 11/13/11)
- This is a wonderful product. Review by SKIP
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Someone in our dog's training class told me about this product. After using it on our tiny shih tzu for only a few days, we saw a big difference. The area around her eyes are perfectly dry and she looks beautiful. (Posted on 5/26/11)
- perfect Review by BW
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worked great and my dog loves it! (Posted on 3/10/11)
- GREAT PRICE FOR A GREAT PRODUCT! Review by A HAPPY MALTESE DOG OWNER
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I USE THIS TWICE A WEEK IN MY PUPPY'S FOOD. IT REALLY HELPS KEEP HIS EYES & FUR CLEAN AROUND HIS EYES. BEST PRODUCT OUT THERE FOR TEAR STAINS. PRICE WAS EVEN BETTER THAN [...]! (Posted on 3/10/11)
- unbeliveable stuff Review by MARTY
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I was sceptical. My toy poodle had a terrible eye stain problem It took two weeks and it was COMPLETEY GONE.Iam a real believer now.Iwould reccomend it to anybody with eye stain.[...] (Posted on 3/10/11)
- works great! Review by Froglady
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My Maltese had excessive tearing and stains. We have only been using it for three weeks, but it worked within the first week. Now there is only a small amount of tearing and no stains. Great Stuff! (Posted on 3/10/11)
- NOTHING ELSE ON THE MARKET LIKE IT! Review by MRS. D
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TAKES TIME BUT IT WORKS! (Posted on 3/10/11)
- No more unsightly staining! Review by Diana the Coton lover!
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This product does not stop the running of my dogs eyes. This is a hereditary problem. What it does do
is keep any of the wet area free from the unsightly red staining. I recommend this product to all pet owners who have this on going problem with runny eyes. (Posted on 3/10/11)
- Amazing Product Review by TakTak
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This product is a God send. I own a white ShihTzu that has severe eye tears. This not only created a stain around his eyes but it had an aweful smell. This product clears up the tears, stains, and smell. He is now a beautiful little puppy. (Posted on 3/10/11)
- Awesome Product! Review by Lila
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My Apricot toy poodle has suffered from extreme eye staining all 5 years of his life. I heard of this product, Angel eyes, and thought I would give it a try. After two weeks we noticed a substantial difference in the staining around his eyes. Not only is the staining completely gone around his eyes, he doesn't seem to chew his feet as much. This product has been wonderful! (Posted on 3/10/11)
- Angels Eyes -Tear Stain Remover-Awesome! Review by Joy the Quilter
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This product is awesome. I had already tried several others that claimed to remove tear stains, brown around the mouth etc, but only Angel Eyes did the trick. Our 8 year old Bichon Frise has been on it for over a year now and all her brown marks have disappeared. I keep her on a maintenance dose of twice a week and it's great. She loves the taste and looks forward to getting it in her food. (Posted on 3/10/11)
- Great product. Will order again. Review by Wave
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It works. Great price. (Posted on 3/10/11)
- GREAT Value Great Stuff Review by marty
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I started using this product on my Mini Poodle and had startling results in 3 weeks .I'm using about 3 times a week and my Poodle is STAIN FREE!!!Great stuff and recommend for tear stain and the dog likes it.I mix it in a little ricotta cheese and viola,gone (Posted on 3/10/11)
- This stuff really works, I am very happy Review by daveynoemi
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I saw change within two weeks. (Posted on 3/10/11)
- Just starting to see change.. Review by Karen
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Just starting to see a change in my puppy's tear staining. I've been using the product nearly 3 weeks and it says give it 3-5 weeks. I'm hoping it will totally eliminate the unsightly redish, orange stains soon. I'm being patient, and using the product exactly as suggested, because I really want it to work! (Posted on 3/10/11)
- Better than it clains. Review by Linda Aspinall
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It helped clear up our poodle's eyes - but his bad breath went away as a bonus! (Posted on 3/10/11)
- Angel Eyes Review by Bev
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Works great for my puppy's eyes. (Posted on 3/10/11)
- Excellent!!! Review by eagleye
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Great product that works. Excellent price online! (Posted on 3/10/11)
- I will keep buying Review by GramJean
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I mix it with yogurt because our other dog gets into his food and eats it also. So far we have noticed a difference but it has not totally cleared up. In three weeks about 75%. (Posted on 3/10/11)


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OPAH Restaurant & Bar @ Town Center Aliso Viejo
- Address:
26851 Aliso Creek Road # C
Aliso Viejo, CA 92656Neighborhood:
Aliso Viejo
- Cuisine:
CalifornianPrice: $31 to $50
OPAH Restaurant & Bar @ Town Center Aliso Viejo
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://opahrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 9493608822
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Sunday: 11:30am - 3:00pm; Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday: 3:00pm - 9:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 3:00pm - 10:30pm, Sunday - Monday: 3:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Californian
- Executive Chef: Marc Cohen
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: Live entertainment Thursday through Saturday nights.
A word from OPAH Restaurant & Bar @ Town Center Aliso Viejo
At Opah Restaurant & Bar, we serve the finest fresh fish in Orange County. Carefully hand selected each day to deliver the best quality available. Come in and enjoy the menu created by Marc A. Cohen, One of the Best Chef's in Orange County. The menu is exquisite, featuring edible works of art, that look so good the could be on a magazine cover. Dont forget to try one of our signature Award Winning Martinis, or have some wine outside near the fireplace on the patio. We offer live music for our patrons on certain nights as well to add to the dining experience. If you wondering how we came up with the name Opah. It comes from the Hawaiian word for Moonfish, which was once viewed as Good Luck by fisherman, & often given away as a gesture of Good Will.Continued
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OPAH Restaurant & Bar @ Town Center Aliso Viejo reviews from OpenTable diners
77 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.2
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (41)fit for foodies (40)great for outdoor dining (36)great for lunch (27)vibrant bar scene (25)special occasion (19)good for groups (17)hot spot (14)great for brunch (12)kid-friendly (9)late-night find (6)notable wine list (6)scenic view (3)romantic (3)Show More
- lacking seasoningSanJuanSetphDined on 9/26/2014when you order the signature dish, which would be Opah, You are looking for a special preparation that stands out and this did not. Squash risotto was also undercooked and very bland. Burger looks much better and I wish I would have gone that route. We won't be back there's other fish in the sea. Excuse the punSpecial Features:
- Always Good Opah!brea2942Dined on 9/20/2014We went here for Happy Hour after the movies and had a wonderful time. Drinks are $1 off wine & beer & $2 off starters/appetizers-every day!! It's a great concept & more restaurants should try to do this. We chose to eat off the appetizer menu instead of dinner and the food is excellent. Hubby & I had the Kobe sliders, Maryland crab cakes and BBQ chicken flat bread. Friends had sliders, lamb chops & prosciutto wrapped shrimp. All food is divine and the portions are not huge but they are ample for small bites. Our waitress was super friendly and accommodating. This is a wonderful restaurant whether it be for lunch, dinner or Happy Hour. We return often and are never disappointed.Special Features:
- Yummy AgainSuesFabFindsDined on 9/13/2014Opah is great every time we go. Memorable appetizers like prosciutto wrapped shrimp, crab cakes and then the entree of fresh salmon so very good!!!!Special Features:
- Never again.JedirabbiVIPDined on 9/6/2014Things seemed fine with the soup and salad however when we didn't have the entrees a half hour later we thought something might be wrong. Finally they came, mine a cheeseburger; no ketchup or any dressing at all. That took another 5 minutes. I took a bite and it was RAW! Totally raw inside! By the time it came it back it had no cheese and my wife was already done. We sat down at 7:30 and it was now 9:00! For a cup of soup and a cheeseburger! The waiter and the manager acted like it was no big deal. This experience was completely unacceptable on every level and my last. Thank you so much for a terrible evening.
- kateDined on 9/5/2014It was our first visit to the restaurant and the food was very good. Our server was friendly and she checked on us many times. My husband had the lamb chops which were delicious and I had the halibut. It was nice to be able to walk from the restaurant to the movies! We will go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 9/1/2014I came here for lunch with my friend. Food was great but service was just OK. The server should have paid more attention.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lacking in consistency latelyOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/31/2014We've experienced hit or miss quality with this restaurant lately. On our latest visit a couple of the items were over cooked and not very palatable. The wait staff was very friendly and helpful, but the kitchen needs to get things right on the first attempt.Special Features:
- Bit of a fluctuationOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/24/2014We are frequent guests at OPAH and always recommend. Had a bit of a 'foodie' letdown Sunday, things just weren't up to par. Chalk it up to a different chef, things just didn't have depth of taste...and it didn't help that the weather didn't cooperate with oysters, which were unavailable and off the menu, despite our high hopes. However, we had a wonderful server named Karen, who was simply professional, timing our orders to perfection without fuss. I didn't get the assistant's name, an energetic thin man, who was as charming and attentive as one could wish.Special Features:
- Enjoyed!FairVIPDined on 8/19/2014We had dinner with our daughter. Food and service were both great. We will return!Special Features:
- thistle14Dined on 8/16/2014Disappointing visit to one of my favorite spots. The food tasted as if it had been sitting waiting for me for 30 minutes, and the tables are so close together that we entertained both couples on either side with our conversation. From the time we were seated until we left it took 30 minutes. I felt I was in a fast food restaurant.Special Features:
- Awesome as usualJMcNeilDined on 8/8/2014My sister and I meet here a few times a year for lunch - we meet half way between Los Angeles and San Diego (sort of). Anyway, we love this restaurant - it never disappoints. Great food, great service. Look forward to our next girls' day out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I like this placekatyDined on 7/26/2014Food is good, price is little bit high for the small portions...but is ok.Special Features:
- Love this placewinston949Dined on 7/24/2014I have been going to Opah's for many years now. Normally for lunch the outdoor dining space is very nice. The lunch menu is great. This last visit I went with a friend for dinner. I tried the special and found the fish was a little dry and so were the potatoes. I normally consider the food here outstanding. The hors' dvours we had were amazing. I think the dinner special was just an exception and not the norm. I will definitely continue to returnSpecial Features:
- RoscoeVIPDined on 7/24/2014Opah always a winner. food and service excellent. never had anything I didn't thoroughly enjoy. staff makes you feel comfortable and appreciated. I highly recommendSpecial Features:
- Upscale food relaxed atmosphereJburgartVIPDined on 7/19/2014This is a great restaurant with upscale food and a relaxed atmosphere. Price is reasonable and service is excellent in our experiences.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Halibut Fish & Chips - YUMChicagogirl92VIPDined on 7/19/2014Second time back to this great little place. And we ordered the exact same thing. It was excellent. Service awesome. We'll will be back and we promise to order something different :-)Special Features:
- Consistently excellentDealmkrDined on 7/18/2014OPaH's never disappoints. Large, varied menu, almost everyone can find an item they like.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brie Fondue YummySkipVickiVIPDined on 7/13/2014If you're looking for an appetizer that is sure to please, try the brief time do with the cinnamon sugar toast. Amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pretty goodMandAVIPDined on 7/12/2014The service was good. We had mojitos, beet salad, slamon BLT and crab cake sandwich. The beet salad was a stand out. The BLT had a HUGE hunk of bacon that rendered it unfit for the sandwich. Nevertheless, the sandwich was good without it.Special Features:
- FOOD IS SUBLIMEOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/11/2014We are frequent diners at Watermark in Laguna Beach and know the culinary expertise of Mark Cohen and his staff. This was our first visit to Opah in Aliso Viejo and it was beyond expectations. We 3 are foodies and know a bit about preparation and taste. Some of the best scallops over risotto ever!!! And we are Italian and know risotto and great food. Bravo and brava to all.Special Features:
- Great meal!rickyeatswellDined on 6/30/2014The white salmon special was incredible, completely fulfilling the buildup given by our gracious and capable server. House wines were excellent (I had the cab and my wife the merlot). We'll definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friday night dinnerChicagogirl92VIPDined on 6/27/2014Halibut fish & chips were excellent. Beet salad very good. Atmosphere awesome. Server was great. Will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Off NightShareDined on 6/26/2014We had eaten at Opah's for several years and enjoyed it. I choose this restaurant for my birthday dinner. My husband and I both ordered salads. The seafood salad had no taste. The crab tasted dry and old. The beef salad was unimpressive. Only a few ingredients. It was missing something. The server brought our check without asking us if we wanted desert. Also Opah's called our cell phone to ask if we were going to make our reservations. We had been sitting on their patio for 20 minutes.
- Delicious!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/19/2014The Mahi Mahi special was perfectly prepared -- definitely worth the price! It's a bit noisy, which was fine because I brought a noisy child.Special Features:
- FoodGreeneyedladyDined on 6/15/2014I've been to Opah a couple of times and the food was tastier than my last visit. Fish was tough and too sweet. The description wasn't very clear and I probably wouldn't have ordered it. However, all in all, I would go back. Nice ambience.Special Features:
- Nice but somewhat slow service...Jinga34VIPDined on 6/15/2014Our server was very nice but I think he was hampered by a very slow kitchen and not so helpful bus boys. Not a huge deal as we enjoyed hanging out but don't expect fast service. If you're picky, you'll have to deal with things such as having to ask for a knife to cut your food, having to ask for sweetener and cream because they don't come out with your coffee/tea, the heater may or may not work on the patio, etc. Still a pleasant experience and the food is good.Special Features:
- horseshoemacDined on 6/15/2014The food was wonderful. Although my wife thought the swordfish somewhat dry. The bacon wraped dates and the sweetpotato tower was very good. Yes I would go againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always good great serviceluvitVIPDined on 6/10/2014Great fun easy parking Fun for kids. Great bar Good for large groupsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food and service, but...doncrDined on 6/6/2014My wife and I celebrated our anniversary and had really great food and service. Unfortunately, it probably wasn't the best choice for a romantic evening. The noise level was "energetic"--good for the bar scene but not for us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Opah in Aliso ViejothegoodchefDined on 6/6/2014Great food, good service, casual, friendly and relaxed atmosphere...easy access...from 73 toll road. Perfect for dinner before or after the movie at Aliso Viejo Town Center...a happy, short walk to the theatre. Ahi appetizer and crabcakes...amazing. Try a Moscow Mule from the bar, really good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- food quality decliningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/6/2014I was practically screaming to be heard over the music. My wife complained that her favorite beet salad was very salty this time. The halibut she always orders didn't have the flavor or flaky texture it usually has and this time the hazelnut crust looked more like a batter found on frozen fish sticks. The potato mash the fish rested on was very thick and sticky as though it had been under a heat lamp too long. My grouper was cooked perfectly but lacked flavor and the salsa it came with was so heavy in onion it overpowered the other ingredients. My ample serving of haricot vert were cooked perfectly and turned out to be the best part of the dinner. We left before after dinner dessert or drinks...bad atmosphere to digest our meal.
- The following 359 reviews are from the OPAH Restaurant & Bar @ Town Center Aliso Viejo reviews archive.
- Best SeafoodGFamilyDined on 5/29/2014Wow...what a surprise. Best clam chowder around. I was also very happy with the quality of fresh seafood dishes and how well they were cooked& presented. This is a gem of a restaurant. Nothing else compares to it in the area.Special Features:
- dcpDCPKobeFanDined on 5/22/2014One of my favorite "go to" places in Aliso Viejo. Sad the Irvine location closed. It was close to home. Was wonderful to have locations close to both work and home.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunch at OpahopticalDined on 5/21/2014I've been to the restaurant a number of times in the evening. This was my first time trying their lunch menu. There were great choices and the food quality was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jamsr1529Dined on 5/17/2014Reservations were honored. Outdoor seating was comfortable, but noisy when full. Wedge salads were generous and well done. Seafood salad was full of shrimp and very good. Waiter was nice , but missing for long periods. Will try them again for the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always great fooddollDined on 5/9/2014By now I think I have tried most of the items on the menu. This time I ordered Rotisserie chicken. It was very good. Very tasty and not dry. My dinner companions ordered trout and halibut and they loved it. It was their first time at Opah and they told me they would definitely return. The table next to us ordered clams. Normally, by then I would smell something fishy with trout, halibut and clams in close proximity. This time, I did NOT smell anything fishy AT ALL!!! that's what a good seafood restaurant should strife for. Then maybe I can start ordering seafood. The service was excellent. She checked on us constantly but not being intrusive. The warm bread and sundried tomatoe spread were good. Can't wait to go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never DisappointedDon1Dined on 5/2/2014It was good to get back to Opah. You never go away hungry. The fish and chips are outstanding, and my girlfriend was looking forward to the seafood salad and she was not disappointed. I had the macadamia crusted mahi mahi and it was very good. We brought our own wine and they charged a $15.00 corkage, which was reasonable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Lunch SpotocfoodieDined on 4/23/2014The food is consistently good, service is great, nice upscale place to take a client to lunch. They have some outdoor seating which is nice, however keep in mind it is on a high traffic driveway parking area for the strip mall it is in. All in all this is one of the nicer places to go in Aliso Viejo.Special Features:
- First time hereCFNOBISDined on 4/20/2014Took my wife and mother here for Easter dinner. Had the Haiibut and it was wonderful. We will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, great service!FranchescaDined on 4/17/2014We took a friend out for his birthday -- and the experience was fantastic! Food was excellent and service even better. It was much more crowded than I'd expected, though. And even though we were seated at the edge table (because I'd requested a "relatively quiet" location because one of us is hard of hearing), it was still quite noisy. Not enough to remove a star, though.Special Features:


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Casa Quad Cities, AmeriCorps VISTA Target Hispanic Poverty
August 19, 2013
Five people will spend the next year fighting poverty among Hispanic residents in the Quad Cities. The members of AmeriCorps VISTA, which stands for Volunteers in Service to America, will spend one year working at Casa Quad Cities to develop programs that target the root causes of poverty.
Executive Director of Casa Quad Cities, Michael Woods, says poverty is a growing problem in the Quad Cities Latino community.
"We do mirror a lot of the national politics and national statistics in the sense that the Latino community was hurt the worst under the last recession," said Woods. "We do see poverty pockets and we want to address those, so that we can see that the only ethnic group that's actually having a growth population in the Quad Cities is also contributing economically and thriving as well."
Each VISTA member will focus on a specific project area: youth development, adult education, workforce development, healthcare, and volunteering.
Chicago-native Julius Bell will teach computer classes, along with other adult education courses.
"I would like to have the participants in my classes have a better knowledge of computers, internet, Microsoft programs," said Bell. "Able to pass the GED exam if they wish to take th GED exam, and just have a better life for themselves."
Vivian Chang hopes to put together a volunteer network within the Quad Cities Hispanic community.
"Casa QC kind of approached recruiting volunteers and training volunteers a different way," said Chang. "Because a lot of time there's a language barrier for hispanic and spanish-speaking volunteers. Or maybe they didn't grow up with the idea of volunteering being something you can do. So we want to reach out to that community and kind of engage them in the greater Quad Cities area."
Casa Quad Cities Executive Director Michael Woods says he hopes to continue the programs created by the five VISTA members after their year with the organization is completed.


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Jennifer A. Ziegler (Ph.D., University of Colorado) is Associate Teaching Professor of Management at the Fanning Center for Business Communication. Dr. Ziegler teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in management communication and management writing. An alumna of Georgetown University, Dr. Ziegler's first career was in public accounting. She later earned an M.A. in Speech Communication from the University of Illinois, and a Ph.D. from the University of Colorado. Dr. Ziegler was previously chair and graduate program director in the Department of Communication at Valparaiso University, where she developed an expertise in digital and social media. Dr. Ziegler conducts research in the management and practice of safety in dangerous occupations (particularly wildland firefighting) with a focus on the relationship between investigative reports and organizational culture.
"Using Escaped Prescribed Fire Reviews to Improve Organizational Learning ,"
Joint Fire Science Program, August20, 2012, 31.
"Managing the meaning of leadership: Leadership as 'communicating intent' in wildland firefighting ,"
(with Michael T DeGrosky),
Leadership, 4, August, 2008, 279-297.
"The story behind an organizational list: A genealogy of wildland firefighters' Ten Standard Fire Orders,"
Communication Monographs, 17, 2007, 415-442.
"Discursive opening and closing in organizational self-study: Culture as trap and tool in wildland firefighting safety,"
Management Communication Quarterly, 17, 2004, 319-359.
James M MacCrea,
Marlane Steinwart,
Jennifer Ziegler,
National Communication Association, Orlando, FL, "Remembering Apple CEO Steve Jobs as a 'Transformational Leader': Implications for Pedagogy and Theorizing," (November15, 2012).Jennifer Ziegler,
Cramer Fire Staff Ride, Salmon-Challis National Forest, Salmon, ID, "Cramer Fire Staff Ride: Making Sense of the Story," (June25, 2012).
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Army Wives Photos - Season 6, Episode 4 Photos
It's a star-studded Sunday on "Army Wives" when Susan Lucci and country star Craig Morgan both join the cast alongside Kelli Williams as Claudia Joy's budding nemesis, Jackie Clarke! View photos from their first episode together now.
For more exclusive "Army Wives" access, including photos, videos and more, visit the Straight From the Set Blog and become a fan of the show on the official "Army Wives" Facebook page.


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Sweden profile
King: Carl XVI Gustaf
King Carl XVI Gustaf ascended the throne in 1973, on the death of his grandfather Gustaf VI Adolf. The current king's father died in a plane crash in 1947, when Carl Gustav was only nine months old.
During his long royal apprenticeship, Carl Gustav underwent the usual military training, but also studied history, politics and economics at Swedish universities, served in the diplomatic corps, and worked in banking and commerce.
Constitutional changes in 1974 deprived the king of all but ceremonial duties, such as opening parliament and representing Sweden at the diplomatic level.
King Carl XVI Gustaf is best known abroad for presenting the annual Nobel Prizes.
He married in 1976, and he and Queen Silvia have three children, the eldest of whom - Princess Victoria - is heir to the throne.
Outgoing prime minister: Fredrik Reinfeldt
The Alliance for Sweden, a centre-right coalition headed by Moderate Party leader Fredrik Reinfeldt, came to power at elections in September 2006, ending 10 years of rule by the Social Democrat Party.
Governing with a slim seven-seat majority in its first term, Mr Reinfeldt's government cut income taxes, trimmed benefits and sold off state assets.
Buoyed by Sweden's rapid economic recovery from the 2008 , Mr Reinfeldt looked assured to win a second term ahead of elections in 2010 and become the first centre-right PM to be re-elected since World War II.
However, his Alliance for Sweden fell short of an overall majority by two seats, and Mr Reinfeldt formed a minority coalition government. The anti-immigration Swedish Democrats became Sweden's first far right party to win seats in parliament.
The opposition centre-left Social Democrats, who governed Sweden for much of the period since World War II, suffered a painful slump in support.
Strong growth continued into the run-up to the next election in 2014, but voters became increasingly concerned about stubbornly high unemployment and declining welfare and education services.
After becoming party leader of the right-wing Moderate Party in 2003, Mr Reinfeldt moved it towards the political centre, toning down its criticism of Sweden's welfare state and adopting a consensual approach. He supports Sweden's entry into Nato, provided there is cross-party support.
Born in 1965, Fredrik Reinfeldt joined his party's youth wing in 1991.
- A centre-left coalition led by the Social Democrats won the parliamentary elections of 15 September 2014 but fell short of an overall majority. Social Democrats leader Stefan Lofven is in talks to form a government, but has ruled out any deal with the anti-immigration, far-right Sweden Democrats, who have emerged as the third biggest party in parliament.


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FDA Update
Another Use for the Cancer Drug Lapatinib
The FDA has approved the use of the drug lapatinib (Tykerb) in combination with letrozole (Femara) to treat postmenopausal women with advanced HER2-positive and hormone receptor (HR)-positive breast cancer. While these women in the past would have received some form of hormone-deprivation therapy alone, new evidence suggests that they may benefit from the addition of lapatinib.
The evidence comes from a phase III clinical trial, EGF30008, comparing lapatinib plus the aromatase inhibitor letrozole with letrozole alone in women with advanced, metastatic breast cancer for whom hormone deprivation therapy was indicated. Women who received the combination treatment lived more than twice as long without their cancer progressing compared with those receiving letrozole alone (35 weeks versus 13 weeks).
Patients in the combination treatment arm also had superior rates of overall disease response and stable disease, the trial's lead investigator, Dr. Stephen Johnston of the Institute of Cancer Research in the United Kingdom, told the NCI Cancer Bulletin in 2008. "These patients would previously be treated with endocrine therapy alone," Dr. Johnston added. "Now the suggestion is that combined therapy may be a better approach."
It is too early to know whether an improvement in overall survival will be observed in the clinical trial, the FDA noted in a statement.
"This drug combination of Tykerb plus Femara provides women being treated for advanced breast cancer with an important treatment option," said Dr. Richard Pazdur, director of the FDA's Office of Oncology Drug Products, in the statement. "This entirely oral treatment regimen works by targeting both HER2 and the hormone receptors, thereby slowing the cancer cells' ability to grow or spread."


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Stylist's Beauty Director Joanna McGarry tests out this season's take on the up-do, and shows you how to get the look in the video above.
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After pulling the left hand side over my eye, I twisted it back over my ear until I reached the nape of the neck, secured with a grip and fixed with hairspray before repeating on the other side. With that peekaboo fringe and a sense of wartime nostalgia, it's the ideal up-do.
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In this week's address, with schools getting ready to open their doors again over the next few weeks, the President talked directly to students and parents about the importance of preparing for an education beyond high school.
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Was there anything not to love about the Best Supporting Actress's "Nairobi blue" Prada gown? Between the yards of flowy fabric, the plunging neckline and that Fred Leighton headband (which one editor called "the best accessory of the year so far"), the look was flawless, top to bottom. (And by the way, this is her fourth best dressed title from PEOPLE readers — count 'em 1, 2, 3, 4! — of 2014.)
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But readers were equally smitten with the ladies in navy: Sandra Bullock, in a draped Alexander McQueen gown and side-swept curls, and Amy Adams, in a strapless peplum Gucci Prèmire dress that was custom made to hug her frame in all the right places. Read More