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A Trendy Excuse: The Flu
The emails for unappealing projects kept coming in, and Brooklyn artist Alaina Stamatis kept putting off responding. Finally, she decided to break her radio silence.
"I was like, 'Oh, honey, I didn't even see these—I've been in bed with the flu!'" said Ms. Stamatis, 26 years old.
In fact, Ms. Stamatis said, she didn't have the flu. The contagious virus still ravaging the New York City area was merely a convenient excuse, and she isn't the only one who has employed it to dodge work obligations or reorganize social plans. In a city of busy, over-scheduled residents, the illness has become a go-to fabrication for last-minute changes of plans.
Take Giancarlo DiTrapano, the owner of the independent publishing company New York Tyrant Books. He said he had a friend in town last week, but "I had some other things to do." So, he said he told his friend he had the flu even though he "felt fine."
"The flu is like 'a get-out-of-jail-free card' right now," Mr. DiTrapano said.
To be sure, the flu has seriously affected thousands of people this season. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has labeled influenza an "epidemic," and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared a flu emergency this month. Between 600 and 800 people a day reported to New York City emergency rooms with flulike symptoms between Jan. 18 and Jan. 21. The visits peaked last week at 800 daily and have decreased some from there.
CDC spokesman Curtis Allen called the decline "small" and said "it could still go up."
"Influenza is notoriously hard to predict," he said.
The rash of flu cases has caused public-health groups, governments and employers to send cautionary messages about spreading the virus. That, said Colin Jerolmack, a sociology professor at New York University, "could cause people to take advantage of it."
"It can create a gray area and seem like you're doing a sort of civic duty by staying home and keeping people safe," said Mr. Jerolmack.
Exaggerated, real or made up whole cloth, "the flu" is now a common explanation for sudden absences.
It has been evident on New York's social events circuit, where the viruses can spread through handshakes and hugs.
Somers Farkas, a philanthropist, said she has noticed some events aren't as well-attended as normal. Her husband, businessman Jonathan Farkas, was sick with the flu and "we've had to cancel on some engagements, dinners, and lectures," she said. "I've noticed that friends have not been able to attend things because of the sickness."
Others have been less honest about their absences.
"The flu is a good cover right now," said Paul Johnson Calderon, a bow-tie designer and regular at New York social events. He said he used the excuse to shirk a friend's recent fashion show.
"In life you wouldn't get by without a white lie here or there," he said. "If you are too busy and you spread yourself too thin, then you will actually get the flu."
Celebrities and their representatives have cited the flu for missed events, although the diagnosis wasn't always precise.
When Glenn Close canceled her appearance as host for a party thrown by violinist Joshua Bell on Jan. 16 in Manhattan, a spokesman for the event said the actress was "in bed with the flu—it's a crazy epidemic going around." Later, a spokeswoman for Ms. Close said the actress actually "had an upper respiratory infection, not the flu."
On Wednesday night, actors Gina Gershon and Richard Gere both canceled on the New York premiere of the movie "Parker," citing the flu, said Andrew Saffir, the event producer. Ms. Gershon said she is "taking preventative measures to avoid getting sick," Mr. Saffir said. A spokesman for the actress didn't respond to a request for comment; a spokesman confirmed Mr. Gere is ill.
Offices, too, have thinned out during flu season. Some employees "could be exaggerating, one or two might just say they have the flu," said Beatrice Kaufman, president of the temp agency Bon Temps, whose agency has had significantly more requests recently.
Jenny Correa, 26, a Brooklyn prop stylist, called in sick with the flu last week after she started to feel slightly under the weather. She wasn't sure she had the illness, but "I'm a hypochondriac," she said. "And I wanted to spend time with my mom."


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Scammers continue to target everyone, regardless of age, gender, education or income level. Scams can cost people a lot of money and cause a great deal of distress.
The Okeechobee County Sheriff's Office has received numerous complaints of possible scammers in Okeechobee County.
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This MRI scan shows detail of the baby's brain. MRI is particularly good at showing structures within the central nervous system. Taking and interpreting these images remains difficult and time consuming, however, so they are not part of routine testing.
Although the color is developing in your baby's eyes, the final color will not be known for some time.
What color will your baby's eyes be? The iris controls the amount of light that enters the eye and gives the eyes their color. Eye color is determined by the amount of melanin within the iris; this is the substance in the skin that gives different skin tones.
It certainly doesn't follow that your baby will have an identical eye color to that of you or your partner. Most fair-skinned babies will be born with only a small amount of melanin in the eye and the iris will appear gray or blue. If dark-skinned then there is a great deal of melanin and the color is usually dark gray or brown. The color continues to change after birth as melanin is produced in response to light. Your baby will be a year old before the final color of her eyes is fully developed.
Practicing visualization
Visualization is an effective and positive way to help prepare for labor. Try practicing it in these final weeks, beginning with a basic relaxation exercise. So start at the top of your head and gently flex and relax every muscle down to your toes, concentrating on each muscle, and your breathing, as you do so. Now imagine the birth, with every step given a positive connotation. For example, your baby is floating in water, and is gently rocked as the contractions begin; the tightening you feel is the strong walls of your uterus, guiding your baby into the world; the contractions are waves on which you and your baby are riding, as your baby is washed out-you are both swimming together with the tide.
Focus On... Your body
Cesarean birth
If you know you're going to have your baby by cesarean, it's good to being aware of what to expect following the birth. Although you should remain mobile after cesarean surgery, it's also important to get plenty of rest. Keep in mind that a cesarean section is major surgery so you will need to avoid lifting and carrying heavy loads for the first few weeks. Since this may be difficult if you have other small children or you are at home alone, you should try to recruit as much help as possible after the surgery. You should avoid doing any shopping since this usually involves carrying heavy bags. Order online if you can.
The advice is not to drive for six weeks. If you feel up to it before this time, check with your doctor that it is okay and make sure you're comfortable wearing a seatbelt and doing maneuvers, including emergency stops.
It is generally thought to take up to six weeks to fully recover from a cesarean delivery.
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A full crew worked on the session (no prizes for guessing whether they had a good day) and this time we placed her in front of some old barrels with the celebrated red 'drop' design on the side.
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Featuring the PNB premieres of Jerome Robbins Circus Polka and Molissa Fenleys State of Darkness
plus the return of George Balanchines Rubies and Symphony in Three Movements
May 31 June 10 at McCaw Hall
SEATTLE, WA Happy 125th Birthday, Stravinsky! Pacific Northwest Ballet proudly presents STRAVINSKY 125, a tribute to one of the greatest composers for dance of the 20th century, Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971), May 31June 10 at McCaw Hall. The vibrant mixed repertory program features the PNB premieres of Jerome Robbins charming Circus Polka, set to Stravinskys Circus Polka for Wind Symphony, and Molissa Fenleys dynamic solo, State of Darkness, set to Stravinskys legendary The Rite of Spring. Also on the program are two works by master choreographer and Stravinskys friend and frequent collaborator George Balanchine the jazzy Rubies, set to Capriccio for piano and orchestra, and Symphony in Three Movements, a large-scale ballet that showcases the extraordinary talent of PNB dancers and the PNB Orchestra.
Stravinsky and Balanchine have given the world many treasured ballets and their histories are forever joined. From Apollon Musagète for Diaghilevs Ballets Russes to the studios of the New York City Ballet, they share the description of being among the finest artists of the 20th century. PNB Artistic Director Peter Boal
Plus! Special Opening Night Musical Prelude In observance of Igor Stravinskys 125th birthday, the PNB Orchestra will perform Stravinskys Greeting Prelude on opening night of STRAVINSKY 125. This setting of Happy Birthday was composed in 1955 for the 80th birthday of Pierre Monteaux, conductor of the premiere of The Rite of Spring, among other Stravinsky works.
STRAVINSKY 125 runs May 31, June 1-2 and 7-9 at 7:30 p.m. with a 2:00 p.m. matinee on June 2 and a 1:00 p.m. matinee on June 10 at McCaw Hall, 321 Mercer Street.
Tickets range in price from $18 to $145 and may be purchased:
- By calling the PNB Box Office at (206) 441-2424 (Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m., Sat. 10:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.)
- In person at the PNB Box Office, 301 Mercer Street (Mon.-Fri. 10:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m., Sat. 10:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.)
- Online at www.pnb.org
- *90 minutes prior to each performance at McCaw Hall at 321 Mercer Street
- Discounts of up to 40% available for groups of 10 or more by calling (206) 441-2416 or emailing email@example.com.
Stravinskys Circus Polka was composed precisely for the circusfor the Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus in 1942. The circus impresarios wanted to do a ballet for elephants. I telephoned [Stravinsky], not giving away the whole story. What kind of music? he asked. A polka, I said. For whom? he wanted to know. Elephants. How old? Young! Okay, if they are very young, Ill do it. George Balanchine
Balanchines 1942 ballet for Fifty Elephants and Fifty Beautiful Girls was performed 425 times. Thirty years later, in 1972, Jerome Robbins created a new ballet to Stravinskys raucous Circus Polka for Wind Symphony, this time for 48 young dance students and a Ringmaster (performed by Robbins in the original cast). Robbins short 4-minute ballet ends with a floor pattern that spells out the composer's initials, I.S., the perfect opening for Pacific Northwest Ballets celebration of Igor Stravinskys 125th birthday.
Circus Polka premiered at New York City Ballet in 1972 and the original cast included 48 students from the School of American Ballet. PNBs production of Circus Polka, featuring PNB School students, is staged by former New York City Ballet principal dancer and current Robbins Trust repetiteur Judith Fugate.
More about Molissa Fenleys State of Darkness pnb premiere!
"One day, when I was finishing the last pages of l'Oiseau de feu (The Firebird) in St. Petersburg, I had a fleeting vision which came to me as a complete surprise, my mind at the moment being full of other things. I saw in my imagination a solemn pagan rite. Sage elders, seated in a circle, watched a young girl dance herself to death. They were sacrificing her to propitiate the God of Spring. I heard and I wrote what I heard. I am the vessel through which Le sacre passed." Igor Stravinsky
Choreographer and performer Molissa Fenleys intensely dynamic solo, State of Darkness (1988) is set to Stravinskys The Rite of Spring. Commissioned by the American Dance Festival in North Carolina in 1988, State of Darkness was first performed by Fenley herself, who received a New York Dance and Performance Award (The Bessies) in choreography for her work. Peter Boal received a Bessie Performance award for his revival performance of State of Darkness in 2000.
Just when I thought Molissa Fenleys dancing in her modern solos couldnt be beat, Peter Boals tour de force in State of Darkness nailed me to my chair. It was a triple whammy: Fenleys gripping choreography set to Stravinskys Rite of Spring, plus Boals powerhouse performance. Sharon McDaniel, The Palm Beach Post
Ms. Fenley comments about choreographing and performing in State of Darkness: I called the work State of Darkness for precisely the reason that I didnt follow the original scenario of The Rite of Spring. I followed an inner, intuitive voice that understood the music. I knew there was the possibility for one person to take on the varying states of the music. State of Darkness which had many passages choreographed around the idea of fear, entering into the shadows, delighting in an animal presence, shifting from being extremely powerful to being totally out of control is a dialogue with the music, a very direct give and take from score to choreography. The dance was choreographed with belief in the rightness of it, belief in the truth of the body in music. Yes, I would pray to my buddy, Igor that I would make it through each performance, able to withstand and transcend the stamina and endurance necessary. One friend said to me before a performance, I cant believe that you have to climb that mountain each time, but I was addicted to it, to the challenge and great reward. At the last crash of the music, where, in The Rite of Spring scenario, the Chosen One is killed, this modern woman steps out into the light: intact, strong and alive.
Molissa Fenley was born in Las Vegas and grew up in Nigeria and Spain. She received a degree in dance from Mills College in 1975 and then moved to New York City and formed Molissa Fenley and Dancers in 1977. Her 30-year career of choreographing and presenting her work has developed in cycles. From 19771987, she focused on group works performed by her and an ensemble of dancers. During the next ten years, her work shifted to solo performances created in collaboration with contemporary visual artists and composers. Now, in a third cycle, she is once again exploring the dynamics of ensemble work.
More about George Balanchines Rubies
Rubies, set to Stravinsky, seems in a different world: spiky-edge crimson costumes, shimmying hips, twisting wrists, lightning-quick kicks. Jonathan Porretta was a marvel of controlled wildness; watching him fling himself around the stage, you sensed what a joy it must be to perform Balanchine. Kaori Nakamura was his deft partner, pursing her lips at the end of their playful pas de deux like a perfect Jazz Age ingenue. Ariana Lallone led the ensemble, with her supreme, queenly confidence. Her movements seemed to put an emphatic stamp on the music, punctuating it with her long arms and legs Moira Macdonald, The Seattle Times
Rubies, set to Stravinskys 1929 Capriccio for piano and orchestra, is the American heart of George Balanchines three-act Jewels and a Stravinsky/Balanchine masterwork. Choreographed in 1967 for Patricia McBride and Edward Villella, two of the most vivacious dancers in American dance history, plus a supporting female lead and a corps of twelve, Rubies effuses glam wit and jazzy chic. Clive Barnes, dance critic for The New York Times, called Rubies Balanchines most sophisticated vein of choreography the dances pour out of him.
Former PNB Director of Education Jeanie Thomas wrote, Capriciousness [referring to the title of Stravinskys score] might also be said to characterize Balanchines choreography, which is half elegant, half street-smart. With its jutting hips, flexed feet, show biz kicks and witty counter-rhythms, Rubies is a many-faceted example of the exuberantly distorted classicism that Balanchine invented to render Stravinskys musical idiom three-dimensionally.
PNB first performed Rubies on February 3, 1988, with Magali Messac, Hugh Bigney and Colleen Neary performing the roles originated by Patricia McBride, Edward Villella and Patricia Neary. It has since been performed at home and on tour, including performances at the Kennedy Center in 1992 and in Melbourne, Australia, in 1995. The Company last performed Rubies in Seattle last June, during the PNB premiere of the three-movement, evening-length Jewels. This production of Rubies is staged for PNB by Elyse Borne, former New York City Ballet soloist. Ms. Borne has been staging Balanchine ballets for the George Balanchine Trust since 1994.
More about George Balanchines Symphony in Three Movements
Choreographers combine movements, and the ones I arranged for this music follow no story line or narrative. They try to catch the music and do not, I hope, lean on it, using it instead for support and time frame." George Balanchine
Vibrant, startling, and athletic, Balanchines Symphony in Three Movements has been called the most raw and unleashed ballet Balanchine has done and one of the most exciting works in the international repertory. A large ensemble ballet that devours the stage, Symphony in Three Movements contains jazz-flavored movements and bursts of choreographic ferocity that mirror Stravinskys impressions of World War II that are the basis for the score.
Symphony in Three Movements premiered on opening night of New York City Ballets 1972 Stravinsky Festival with an original cast that included Sara Leland, Marnee Morris, Lynda Yourth, Helgi Tomasson, Edward Villella and Robert Weiss. The work received its PNB premiere in 2005 on the Companys first repertory program under the direction of Peter Boal and featured PNB principal dancers Patricia Barker, Carrie Imler, Carla Körbes, Kaori Nakamura, Noelani Pantastico, Jonathan Porretta, Jeffrey Stanton and Batkhurel Bold.
In his review of PNBs opening night premiere performance, The Seattle Post-Intelligencers dance critic R.M. Campbell, wrote, PNB has several Balanchine/Stravinsky ballets in its repertory, but nonetheless, this is a major addition. Symphony in Three Movements is all about sharp thrusts and angles, wit and edgy rhythms, just like the music. It propels itself across the stage in all manner of being, expanding and contracting like the heart, pumping without cease. Moira Macdonald, in her review for The Seattle Times, said, ...the evenings closer, Balanchines Symphony in Three Movements, was a wonder a big, busy ballet involving nearly the entire company, performed at breakneck speed ... Dancers flew through the air in the ballets signature move: a simple, soaring jump, with both legs tucked up.
PNBs production of Symphony in Three Movements is staged by former New York City Ballet soloist Susan Pilarre. Ms. Pilarre has been staging Balanchine ballets since 1980.
More About Igor Stravinsky
Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971) was one of the most authoritative composers of the twentieth century, both in the West and in his native land. A quintessentially cosmopolitan Russian, Stravinsky was born and raised near St. Petersburg and entered law school in 1901, at the age of nineteen. That year he also gave his first piano recital and began studying piano and composition with Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. In 1910, Stravinsky came to the attention of Serge Diaghilev, who asked him to orchestra two pieces by Chopin for the ballet Les Sylphides, and then to compose an original ballet. The result, Firebird, projected both Diaghilevs Ballets Russes and the young composer to worldwide acclaim. Stravinsky went on to master musical styles ranging from Romanticism to Neoclassicism to Serialism and was regarded as one of the great musical innovators of his age. His broad oeuvre ranges from symphonies to piano miniatures.
Stravinskys ballets for the Ballets Russes also included Petrushka, choreographed by Michel Fokine, The Rite of Spring, choreographed by Vaslav Nijinsky, and Apollon Musagète (later called Apollo), choreographed by George Balanchine. The composers long artistic relationship with Balanchine resulted in several commissioned ballet scores Jeu de Cartes (1936), Orpheus (1947) and Agon (1953-1957) and many ballets choreographed to existing works.
Stravinsky also achieved fame as a pianist and conductor, often conducting the premieres of his own works. With the help of his protégé Robert Craft, he wrote a theoretical work entitled Poetics of Music. In it, he famously claimed that music was incapable of expressing anything but itself. Craft also transcribed several interviews with the composer. Stravinsky was named by Time magazine as one of the most influential people of the twentieth century.
About Pacific Northwest Ballet
Pacific Northwest Ballet, one of the largest and most highly regarded ballet companies in the United States, was founded in 1972. On July 1, 2005, Peter Boal assumed the role of Artistic Director, succeeding Kent Stowell and Francia Russell, Co-Artistic Directors of PNB since 1977. The Company of forty-four dancers presents over 100 performances each year of full-length and mixed repertory ballets at Marion Oliver McCaw Hall and on tour. The Company has toured to Europe, Australia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada, and throughout the United States with celebrated appearances in Washington D.C. and New York City.
Founded in 1974, Pacific Northwest Ballet School, under the direction of Francia Russell since 1977 and now under Mr. Boal's direction, is nationally recognized as setting the standard for ballet training offering a complete professional curriculum to over 900 students. The School and Company also provide comprehensive dance education to the greater Seattle area reaching over 10,000 adults and children each year through DanceChance, Discover Dance, Eyes on Dance and other outreach programs and activities.
This production of STRAVINSKY 125 is generously sponsored by Moss Adams LLP and PONCHO with additional support from Harkness Foundation for Dance and Marios. The Seattle premiere of Circus Polka is generously underwritten by Marcella McCaffray. The Seattle premiere of State of Darkness is generously underwritten by Lyndall Boal. Pacific Northwest Ballet's 2006-2007 Season is sponsored by ArtsFund, Microsoft, Northwest Danish Foundation and scan|design by Inger & Jens Bruun Foundation, and supported in part by Mayors Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, PONCHO, 4Culture - King County Lodging Tax, Washington State Arts Commission and National Endowment for the Arts.


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2008 Mooneyes Xmas Show & Drag Racing - Mooneyes '08 Xmas Show & DragsWritten by on May 1, 2009 Santa's Breath Smelled Like Dragster Fuel
Showgoers might say from its earliest days of being held on-site at their Santa Fe Springs, California, location the Mooneyes Xmas party has served as a sort of demographic barometer throughout the years. For December 23, 2008 all it took to confirm this was still the case, one only had to take a long walk around the perimeter of the Toyota Speedway of Irwindale and witness everything from rails and Gassers to crusty old beaters tearing it up on Irwindale's 1/8-mile dragstrip to the park's outer edges. The drag racing activities were added to the event when it moved to Irwindale and from the steady increase of new competitors each year it looks like drag racing will continue to be a mainstay of what make the Mooneyes Xmas Show & Drags a really neat and unique event. For the people who were more into the scene of pompadours, tattoos, and cuffed Levis the place was packed wall-to-wall with all kinds of custom culture iconery for sale in the vendors row. Beyond the vendors area out further in the lots, the local car clubs and lone wolf packs were filling the air with good smelling barbeque smoke and put on a real good show 'n' shine to boot. For information about next year's Mooneyes Xmas Show & Drags check out www.mooneyesusa.com.
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We know this '46 Chevy sedan delivery has been a Gasser since back in the day because we used see it on the streets of West Covina when it was known as the Grateful Dead.Check out the Mooneyes dragster getting its Moon tank fueled, and near ready to roll up to the line. There's no mistaking a Dragmaster chassis with its double-hoop rollbar, the cycle tires look like they could be a pair of Avon Speedmaster Mk.IIs.The odds of seeing an early '50s Mopar Gasser like Paul Soliz' The High and Mighty back in the '60s were about as likely as meeting Raquel Welch shopping at a local Sears, Roebuck and Co.Here's Larry Fator just moments before launching the Dead on Irwindale's 1/8-mile strip. Notice in keeping with fashion trends contemporary to the Gasser age, Larry is wearing a blue Pendleton wool shirt.
In the pits the place was crawling with cool old trucks. This Studebaker push truck was in charge of lighting up this Corvette-powered '32 Austin Bantam. Notice the fuel tank fits neatly into a chopped '23 T radiator shell.Any time a person can meet Gene Winfield and see a bunch of luscious pinup girls dressed as Santa's helpers all at the same time is a good thing.
At first this little girl was afraid to meet Santa Claus (played by Bo Huff) but after Santa said she could pull his beard she warmed right up. We think the tall guys with Santa are famous baseball players.


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Tuesday, Maker could have a noteworthy evening at Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack and Resort. He has entered two horses, Derby Kitten and Sneaky Kitten, in the $75,000 Independence Day Stakes for 3-year-olds and up. He also has Starsilhouette ready to go in the $75,000 Firecracker Stakes for fillies and mares, ages 3-and-up.
Both events are scheduled for one mile on the turf, and will comprise the early daily double. Derby Kitten and Starsilhouette are 3-1 morning line favorites in their respective races. Sneaky Kitten is 12-1 in the line.
"I don't think I'll go with two in the Independence Day Stakes," said Maker. "Derby Kitten will probably come out. Sneaky Kitten and Starsilhouette are based in New York, and will ship to Mountaineer today. Alan Garcia will ride them. One of my assistants, either Joe Sharp or John Lynde, will be there to handle saddling."
Sneaky Kitten, by the Kentucky-based turf champion Kitten's Joy, was foaled in New York. His breeder/owners are Ken and Sarah Ramsey. The 4-year-old colt broke his maiden at Belmont Park and has won in allowance company at Aqueduct. He's made 12 career starts, gaining two wins, seven placings and purse earnings of $140,954.
Starsilhouette, a 6-year-old daughter of the sprint champion Orientate, was bred in Kentucky, auctioned for $85,000 as a yearling and claimed for $20,000 by Maker for the Ramseys at Saratoga in August of 2011. She's won 10 of 16 efforts since then, and has career stats of 34 starts, 14 wins, 10 placings and purse earnings of $339,966.
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Hansen, of course, also went to the post as the 3-5 favorite in the 2012 edition of the Grade 2 West Virginia Derby. He had the lead with a furlong remaining. But from thereon, the colt shortened stride and came in fourth - a huge disappointment to the syndicate headed by Dr. Kendall Hansen that owned him.
It wasn't entirely a lost day at Mountaineer for Maker, however.
He sent out the Ramseys' color bearer, Major Marvel, to win the final race on the card, the $100,000 West Virginia House of Delegates Speaker's Cup.
Garcia, age 27, is best known for winning the 2008 Belmont Stakes aboard the 38-1 shot, Da' Tara. He has piloted Sneaky Kitten once before, when he registered his allowance victory in November.
Garcia has two prior efforts on Starsilhouette. Both resulted in wins. The first came in a starter allowance (non-black-type) stakes at Gulfstream Park last December; and the most recent occurred in an allowance/optional claiming event at Keeneland in April.
Sneaky Kitten and Starsilhouette are closers. The former tends to stalk the pace. The latter tends to come from mid-pack, and sometimes from way behind.
They'll be seeking a stakes sweep for Maker and the Ramseys at Mountaineer on Tuesday.


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Telling the UWFox Stories through Videos
Where in the World was Professor Johnson in Summer 2015?
Professor Beth Johnson has a passion for choral performance. Did you know that she toured Europe with a local choir group this summer?
Featured Videos
GEMS (Girls, Engineering, Math and Science) 2015
Middle school girls from the surrounding area were engaged in several 1 hour workshops/classes in science, engineering, and math related activities at UWFox.
UWFox Students at the Nobel Conference
Senior Lecturer of Psychology, Ellen Wilson, and her students from PSY 311 attended the Nobel Conference held in early October in Minnesota. The presentation topic was " Addiction: Exploring the Science and Experience of an Equal Opportunity Condition". View Video
Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities at UWFox
UWFox professors from various disciplines talk about why undergraduate research is important and what kind of opportunities are available to students on campus. View Video
Travis Hammerstad Map Restoration Project
Travis Hammerstad, a Life Scout from Troop 135, has spent more than 600 hours since summer 2014 working on a map restoration project with Weis Earth Science Museum Director Dr. Joanne Kluessendorf, and Boy Scout Counselor Rose Marie Lewis. View Video
UWFox Employees' Efforts Result in WI Geology Day Proclamation
Through the joint effort of two University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley employees, Dr. Joanne Klussendorf, Director of the Weis Earth Science Musuem and Dr. Beth Johnson, Professor of Geology, Saturday, October 17 has been declared Wisconsin Geology Day. View Video
Fall 2015 All Campus Picnic
UWFox students, faculty and staff got together to celebrate the start of the fall semester. What a fun day!
International Student - Jeong Yoo
An international student majoring in psychology chose UWFox for the opportunity to continue her studies at UW-Madison through the UW Colleges Guaranteed Transfer Program.
International Student - Hazem Younis
An international student talks about his choice of enrolling the UW-Platteville collaborative engineering program and an unexpected job opportunity that he was hired for on campus.
International Student - Peixin He
An international student majoring in business talks about why she chose UWFox and her life on campus.
UW-Fox Valley Foundation Reveals New Logo
The UW-Fox Valley Foundation revealed a new logo and vision during an event on June 25th, 2015. The foundations' new brand identity was designed by Coalesce Marketing & Design through a grant from the 2GETHER•4GOOD 24-hour marketing marathon. View Video
UWFox Helps Caitlin Zuehlke's Education Dream Come True
Caitlin Zuelke describes how UWFox and Lawrence University helped propel her towards achieving her educational and dream career goals.
UW Colleges and Bellin College of Nursing Sign Transfer Agreement
UW Colleges has signed a transfer agreement with Bellin College of Nursing. The agreement recognizes our AAS degree and allows our students to complete their BS in Nursing degrees at a premier institution. Chancellor Sandeen and Provost Lampe were on campus, together with representatives from Bellin College. View Video
Surprise Twist at UWFox Awards Ceremony 2015
UWFox faculty and staff honored 57 students for their academic excellence and/or extraordinary service outside their classrooms. As Dean Rudd concluded the ceremony, one student shared this with the entire audience. View Video
Posters in the Rotunda - UWFox Students Engaged in Undergraduate Student Research
Eight students engaged in undergraduate research with five faculty members participated in the annual Posters in the Rotunda event at the state capital on 4/22. View Video
small problems/BIG TROUBLE
Professor of Art, Judith Waller, and Emeritus Professor of Geology, Jim Brey, talk about their new exhibit, small problems/BIG TROUBLE. It is currently on display in the Alyward Gallery at UWFox from April 1 to May 2, 2015.
UWFox Theatre Presents "Failure: A Love Story"
Failure: A Love Story is a magical, whimsical fable that traces the sisters' triumphs and defeats, lived out in the rickety two-story building by the Chicago River that was the Fail family home and clock shop. This funny, moving and profoundly wise play reminds us that in the end, all that remains is love. View Video
Chancellor Sandeen Shares Personal Stories
UW Colleges & Extension Chancellor Cathy Sandeen explains her interest in leading the UW Colleges & Extension as well as some insights into the personal life of our new chancellor. View Video
UW Budget Cuts Impact UW Colleges
UW Colleges & Extension Chancellor Cathy Sandeen addresses Governor Walker's budget proposal including UW base budget cut, spending flexibilities, and public authority status and the potential impact on the UW Colleges. View Video
UW Colleges Chancellor Cathy Sandeen provides her impressions after her first visit to UWFox
Chancellor Sandeen thinks that UWFox is a great example of carrying out our primary mission of education while still being very connected to the community. View Video
UWFox Undergraduate Research on Stream Quality with Professor Gonya
UWFox students learn how to determine stream quality and the health of surface water on the Lower Fox River tributary streams
Zombie Series Lectures
Professor Bill Gillard talks about the upcoming Zombie Series Lectures. Fascination with zombies is (unlike the zombies, of course) alive and well.
Kenneth F Anderson Terrace Dedication
UWFox celebrated the life and contributions of the late Ken Anderson, well known and highly regarded Emeritus associate professor of communications arts/theatre.
UW Colleges & Lawrence University Partnership Agreement Signing
UW Colleges and Lawrence University signed an historic agreement today to help students more efficiently transfer from any UWC campuses to continue work on their bachelor's degree from Lawrence.
UWFox Theatre Professionals Attend Broadway Teachers Workshop
Associate Professor of Communication Arts and Theatre Director Susan Rabideau and Technical Theater Director Erick Gyrion attended the Broadway Teachers Workshop in New York City this summer.
UWFox Children's Center Gardening Project
The University Children's Center got the kids interested in gardening by involving them in the entire process. Find out what they planted!
What's kept Professor Malcolm Allen busy this Summer?
Professor Allen talks about the Dickens conference he attended in Béziers, France in July. Professor Allen's presentation dealt with Dickens' vision of London and how George Gissing, a later Victorian novelist, both admired and reacted against that vision. View Video
Evelyn is on for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
Guess who Evelyn nominated for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge! Were you challenged by your friends? Did you make a video, donation or both?
Tree Campus USA 2014
UWFox once again met the standards required to be named a "Tree Campus USA" by the Arbor Day Foundation. The new tree was dedicated to retired, long-time Buildings and Grounds staff member, Pat Duebler.
2013 Report to the Community
Let us share our perspectives on 2013 with you with a brief video perspective on why we are proud to be THE University of Wisconsin in our community.
Student Spotlight - Jeremy Fischer
Jeremy chose UWFox so he can study close to home while continuing his powerlifting training in the area. View Jeremy's complete profile.
UWFox Season's Greetings 2013
Happy Holidays from UWFox! Check out our 2013 holiday card through the collaboration between talented faculty, staff and students at UWFox!
Jeffrey Prokash Gallery Talk
Jeffrey Prokash is a UWFox alumnus. He talked about how UWFox art professors Frank Zetzman and Judith Waller influenced his career and passion for art. Jeffrey's work is on display in the Aylward Gallery now through December 6, 2013. View Video
Lila Locksmith Huberty Hall Dedication
UWFox honored one of its most esteemed educators by reopening Lecture Hall 1338 as "Lila Locksmith Huberty Hall". Locksmith Huberty taught Spanish and French at UWFox beginning in 1946 and retired from the University in 1983. View Video
Duel the Dean
Students challenged Dean Rudd to several games of pool. Sponsored by Campus Activity Board. Join us on Facebook to view more photos.
Allyssa Novak - UW Powers Me Guest Tweeter
Each week UW Powers Me invites a student guest tweeter to talk about their life on their campus. Allyssa Novak shared her week-long college experience at UWFox. Allyssa was the first UW Colleges student to be invited as a guest tweeter"View Video
"Layers: Places in Peril" Presented at National & International Conferences
Art Professor Waller talked about how the idea of her "Layers" exhibit was formed and how she with Emeritus Geography Professor Brey to connect art and science. View Video
UWFox Commencement 2013 Sights and Sounds
The end of one journey and movement toward the start of the next is captured during the commencement ceremony on May 21, 2012. View Video
EGR 105 Spring 2013 Final Projects
"This year, projectile projects were more popular," said Professor McLanahan. Check out this short video and see all the projects. View Video
UWFox Celebrates Arbor Day with 'Tree Campus USA' Recognition
UWFox is the first UW Colleges campus to be recognized as the Tree Campus USA. View Video
UWFox Hoop House Construction
The hoop house was a spin-off from the campus composting project. It's a joint effort between students and faculty on campus. View Video
UWFox Season's Greeting 2012
Happy Holidays from UWFox! Check out our 2012 holiday card through the collaboration between faculty, staff and students at UWFox.View Video
Avenue Q Coming to UWFox!
Tony-winning musical Avenue Q is the hilarious and heartfelt story of a bright-eyed college grad who comes to New York with big dreams and little money. He can only afford to live on Avenue Q but—good news!—his neighbors turn. View Video
UWFox Green Roof Project
Dr. Weglarz talks about our first green roof segment, installed in September 2012 on the Communication Arts Center with help from staff and student volunteers. More Green Roof Project photos can be viewed on UWFox Facebook page. View Video
Fox Valley Engineering Program New Building Dedication
The Fox Valley Engineering program moves into a new location this summer. This new expansion will allow UWFox to "attract, retain and develop talent for the future workforce" locally.
Layers: Places in Peril - Gallery Talk
Professor Judith Waller and Dr. James Brey gave a gallery talk on this unique art and earth science collaborative exhibition of paintings and text.
LAYERS: Places in Peril. (Naples, Mt.Vesuvius, Campi Flegrei)
"Naples" is part of "Layers: Places in Peril," an art and earth science exhibit currently in the Aylward Gallery. We had the opportunity to film Professor Waller while she was working on this painting. Vist the blog for more information about this exhibit.
EGR 105 Project Presentations
Students from Dr. Ranen McLanahan's class presenting real world engineering designs. Check out some of the cool designs shown in this video!
Moments of UWFox Commencement 2012
The end of one journey and movement toward the start of the next is captured during the commencement ceremony on May 17, 2012. Congratulations, graduates! Please stay connected with us on Facebook!
UWFox Astronomy Day 2012
Barlow Planetarium director, Alan Peche, talks about the upcoming Astronomy Day on April 28, 2012.
Frank and Lynn Zetzman "Recent Works" Exhibit at UWFox
Frank and Lynn Zetzman talking about their recent art work and share their passions about the arts. You can see their work being displayed in the Aylward Gallery on campus from now until May 4, 2012.
Professor Johnson Explains What Micro Earthquakes Are
Dr. Beth Johnson, UWFox Assistant Professor of Geography-Geology explains what micro earthquakes like the city of Clintonville recently experienced are.
Dean's Scenes - Dr. Martin Rudd
Dean Rudd talks about his first few weeks as UWFox dean and his goals for the near future.
Learning Community - The Political Image Art Display
Students in The Political Image learning community courses, ART 111 and POL 215, have created unique display art in the halls around campus. How many can you identify as you stroll through the halls?
UWFox Summer Vacation
Vroom! Vroom!! Emeritus Dean/CEO Jim Perry and his wife, Joy, had quite a speedy agenda this past summer.
UWFox Summer Vacation - Juli McGuire's Sizzling Summer Passion
Chef Juli was busy in summer. Guess what she's trying to perfect while interning at a local restaurant.
UWFox Men's Basketball vs. FVTC
UWFox Men's Cyclones Basketball team held off Fox Valley Technical College for a 75-60 win on 11/28/2011. Go Cyclones Go!
UWFox G.E.M.S. 2011 Moments
140 girls and their parents attended the G.E.M.S. (Girls in Engineering, Math, and Science) on Saturday, November 14, 2011.
UWFox Summer Vacations - Evan Kreider
Find out what profess Kreider was playing this summer! Happy jamming!
UWFox Summer Vacations - Susan Rabideau
Professor Rabideau fulfilled her old theatre dreams in Athens, Greece this summer. Check out some cool pictures that she took during the trip!
Highlights of e.a.t.s. XV
e.a.t.s. XV was held on October 15, 2011 at UWFox. Over 300 guest and volunteers enjoyed remarkable food and drink, an outstanding silent auction, a raffle, music, socializing and a very festive evening.
UWFox Summer Vacations - Terri Gonya
Are you curious how Professor Gonya spent her free time this summer? Do you know what kind of instruments Professor Gonya plays?
UWFox Summer Vacations - John Beaver
What was Professor Beaver up to this summer? Definitely not teaching physics! Dr. Beaver traveled to Brazil and took lots of sun photos using various cool cameras.
Fall 2011 All Campus Picnic
We are back! UWFox students, faculty and staff got together to celebrate the start of the fall semester. What a fun day!.
UW Colleges Chancellor Cross Recognizes UWFox's Katie Meulemans
UWFox student, Katie Meulemans, was recognized by UW Colleges Chancellor, Ray Cross, at the Fall 2011 Convocation. Katie noted how the opportunities provided to her in classes and organizations helped her in her pursuit of a marketing degree. View Video
Fall 2011 - First Week at UWFox
Welcome back, UWFox students, faculty and staff members!
Register for Fall Classes - Do It Now!
The time is running out and seats are filling up. If you haven't registered for fall classes, do it now!
UWFox Retirees Reflect
Best of luck on the new chapters in your lives, Dean Perry, Professor Putman and Professor Hayes. We will miss you very much!
Professor Judith Waller Profile
Professor Judith Waller found solace in art since she was young. Find out what's turned Judith on to art and how she work passionately with her students after more than 25 years.
Weis Earth Science Museum Celebrates Wisconsin Museum Week
The Weis Earth Science Museum (WESM), Wisconsin's Official Mineralogical Museum, is celebrating Wisconsin Museums Week 2011, with free admission to all visitors May 18 through May 24.
Professor George Waller Receives Political Science Award
George Waller, senior lecturer in Political Science, has been named the recipient of the "2011 Instructional Academic Staff [IAS] Award for Outstanding Contributions to Political Science Education in the University of Wisconsin Colleges." View Video
Namibia Study Abroad class with Professor Joy Perry
Professor Joy Perry talks about her experiences in Namibia with her study abroad class.
Appleton East and Appleton West Combined Bands Performing at UWFox
An exciting collaborative concert featuring the combined bands from Appleton East and Appleton West high schools was performed at UWFox's Communication Arts Center on 3/13/2011.
Namibia Study Abroad class with Professor Ladwig
Professor Ladwig talked about the invaluable experience in Namibia with her study abroad class.
Composting 101
UWFox students show what should and should not be composted.
UWFox Women Basketball Team Scores!
The UW Fox Valleys women's basketball team's suffocating defense paved the way to a 70-49 victory over the visiting UW Marinette Lady Bucs. With the win the Cyclones advance to the WCC state tournament this weekend at UW Waukesha. Go Cyclones Go! View Video
UWFox Men's Basketball Team Rocks the Game!
The Cyclone men defeated UW-Sheboygan 82-60 in a Wisconsin Collegiate Conference quart-final match up on 2/23. They are advanced to the semi final's game on Saturday, 2/26 at 7p at UW-Waukesha.
Professor Amy Knepple Profile
Professor Knepple talks about her passion in teaching and why she chooses psychology as her career.
UWFox Fall 2010 Student Art Exhibit
Professor Waller talked about student art work and their exhibits at UWFox.
UWFox Students Keep Campus Compost
Adrian Landreth and Stephanie Krueger talk about the compost program on campus.
Wataru Akamatsu Profile
Wataru is a freshman at UWFox. He talks about why he picked UWFox to study this fall.
Professor Susan Rabideau Profile
Director of UWFox Theatre, Susan Rabideau, explains her lifelong interest in theatre and how you can get involved.
UWFox All Campus Fall Picnic 2010
Students and staff alike had a great time at the campus picnic!
George Waller LOOKS CLOSER at UWFox
Political science professor George Waller talks about the education offered at the University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley.
UWFox Through My Voice
During the Joy Cardin show on the IDEAS network of Wisconsin Public Radio (recorded on August 18, 2010), a medical doctor from Racine called in. This caller, who attended several colleges, discussed the benefits of her UWFox educational experience. View Video
UWFox Librarian Retiring after 30 Years
Retiring Director April Kain-Breese played a central role in the evolution of UWFox's library.
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UWFox Commencement 2010
The end of one journey and movement toward the start of the next is captured during the commencement ceremony on May 20, 2010.
UWFox Student Art Exhibit Spring 2010
The work of students enrolled in Spring 2010 sculpture, 2D and 3D design, and drawing courses is featured.
Dr. Zaiden's Math Magics
Dr. Zaiden talks about the use of simple math rules and basic algebra to do some pretty cool stuff.
'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' Preview
Erick Gyrion, Technical Director, gives a preview of a musical presented in the new Communication Arts Center.
Can You Name All the Colors of Joseph's Coat?
In preparation for the Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat theatre performance, several try their hand at naming all the colors of Joseph's coat.
UWFox Students at the Polar Plunge 2010
UWFox students brave the cold during the 2010 Polar Plunge.
FastTrack Student - Roy Kordus
Find out how the FastTrack program has helped Roy achieve his educational goal.
Art Major Matt Braun
Matt discusses his education as an art major at UWFox.
FastTrack Student Ge Lee
Ge explains how FastTrack has been a good fit for his lifestyle.
'Doubt' Performances Announced
John Patrick Shanley's brilliant Pulitzer prize-winning play, Doubt, embarked upon a six-show run at the University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley.
FastTrack Student Carly Weborg
FastTrack Student Carly Weborg talks about the ways the program has benefited her.
Channel 5 Updates on UWFox Makeover Winner
UWFox Career Makeover winner Linda Sharp gives an account of her first semester back in college through a Channel 5 news story.
Radio Exhibit Honors Collector Clyde Stephenson
Clyde Stephenson, radio collector and restorer, highlights his lifetime hobby and discusses what visitors can see at the Aylward Gallery exhibit at UWFox.
UWFox Announces New Campus Venue Named for Jim Perry
Watch the dedication of the new CAC building.
UWFox Names 'Career Makeover' Winner
Bradly Kemp, a 34-year-old Menasha resident, was named the winner of the first ever University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley/WFRV TV5 Career Makeover.
Career Makeover on Channel 5 WFRV
Career Makeover provides the chance to win tuition for the 2009 UWFox fall semester. Watch this video or visit the UWFox Career Makeover Web site for details.
Meet Russ Clayton
World traveler Russ Clayton finds his educational home at UWFox and plans to launch his new career as a doctor.
Meet Wes Collier
Wes Collier finds a new life as a chemistry major at UWFox after working in paper conversion and glass fabricating. Wes reveals what drew him to UWFox and propels him into space research.
The Vagina Monologues Return to UWFox
Susan Rabideau, Director of UWFox Theatre, previews the production of The Vagina Monologues held in Spring 2009 at UWFox.
A Day with Martin Luther King
Dean Perry was the Student Government Association president at UWFox's sister campus, UW Marathon County, in 1967 when he met Dr. Martin Luther King. Find out how this striking experience has changed Dean Perry's view of life.
UW-Platteville Collaborative Program
The collaborative engineering program between UW-Platteville and UWFox is highlighted. This video is produced by and courtesy of New North.
Biology Majors Advising Tips
Interested in a biology degree? Dr. Dubear Kroening advises biology majors about courses they need to take and how to sequence those courses.
Nursing Major Advising Tips
Interested in a nursing degree but not sure what classes to take? Listen to Dr. Dubear Kroening offer advice about taking classes to meet the nursing degree requirements.
General Advising Tips
Need help figuring out what classes you should take at UWFox in order to seamlessly transfer to other schools? Watch this video about general advising tips.


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One of the most eagerly anticipated events of the social calendar, the 84th annual Candlelight Ball had guests in their black-tie finery, turning out to raise funds for lifesaving care at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla's Prebys Cardiovascular Institute.
The Players
Conrad Prebys and Debbie Turner held court in The Grand Del Mar ballroom, surrounded by a who's-who coterie eager for construction updates on Prebys' namesake facility, on track to open in 2015.
The Scene
The dance floor heated up when Wayne Foster Music & Entertainment kicked the party into high gear. –Photography by Bob Ross


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I just finished warhammer 40k (Dawn of War 2), great game!
Sometimes when I finish boss battles, I can't pick up the item that drops from the boss because the game immediately goes into a cutscene (the screen height reduces and I lose mouse while a voiceover goes on). I'm just wondering whether I actually get those items at the end of the game. Since I never even get to hover over it, I don't know whether it's actually there in the loot that is shown at the end of the game.
This happened a couple of times including the final fight with the alpha hive tyrant. It dropped a blue item with a box shape, and I didn't even get to pick it up.


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i want to get the print of enumuration constants that has been defined in current enumeration in C language.how?
C query
Moved to C-C++ forum.
The short answer is "you can't", not in standard C.
Giventhere is no quick and easy way of getting the system to print say "red".
One way is to define a lookup table, such as
enum colours { red, green, blue };
One way is to define a lookup table, such as
struct { enum colours; char *word; } table[] = { { red, "red" }, { green, "green" }, { blue, "blue" } };


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When playing a mixed White Wolf game, how should Genius: The Transgression's Havoc rules interact with Hunters from Hunter: The Vigil? Do they count as humans, or are they supernatural enough themselves not to trigger it?
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On page 270 of Genius: The Transgression, it says that "untemplated humans" are capable of triggering Havoc. Hunters of the first two Tiers don't have a template, so they're considered normal for these purposes. However, Hunters of Tier III should probably count as supernatural for this purpose; if you've got monster parts implanted in you, experimental government tech, boons from Satan's daughter or magical artifacts at your disposal, you're probably okay with mad science.


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By Jennifer Jonassen At the beginning of the year a trio of activists spearheaded a movement against the discriminatory campaign based in Georgia called Strong4Life. This controversial campaign features toxic messages with the intent of combatting childhood obesity primarily through shame. Hundreds of people were inspired to … [Read more...]
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Latest Call of Duty: Ghosts Double XP event kicks off todayWritten by: / / 8 Comments
Activision and Infinity Ward have today announced another Double XP Weekend event for Call of Duty: Ghosts for an all-new chance to earn double the amount of experience points you normally would over the next three days.
What's the occasion? The event is in celebration of next week's Xbox-exclusive downloadable content, the five-part Onslaught map pack, which is out on January 28th.
The latest Double XP event, however, kicks off today from 10am PST / 18:00 GMT / 20:00 SAST and lasts until Monday, January 27th at the same time.
Will you be taking part in this week's Ghosts Double XP event? Let us know what level you're at at the moment and where you hope to be by the end of the weekend.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - 12-year old Dolci Towle looks like any other middle school girl. She's active, loves to laugh and hangs out with her dogs and her chickens.
The difference is you'll usually see Dolci in the shade when she's outside and she no longer runs like she used to.
Dolci used to love hanging out in the sun at the swimming pool with her family. But that changed when she was eight-years old and came home from church came with a red rash on her face and blisters on her knuckles.
Dolci's father, Frank, says he chalked it up to sunburn and poison ivy. Except it didn't go away. Around the same time, she started developing muscle aches. Her mother, Jennifer, recalls it got to the point where Dolci couldn't life her arms to put on her shirt by herself.
It was actually a dermatologist who figured it out. Dolci was diagnosed with juvenile dermatomyositis, a form of rheumatoid arthritis.
"I'd never heard of it before so I was okay," Frank said, "until I Googled it and there's way too much information!"
"We panicked because there's a large spectrum of severity with this condition and we didn't know how bad she was," Jennifer says.
Medication keeps most of Dolci's symptoms in check but she had to give up sports and she can't spend much time in the sun. She admits that can get frustrating, especially when "all your friends are doing something that you can't do."
But Dolci has picked up new interests, like playing the cello. She hopes to be either a doctor or a crime scene investigator when she gets older. For now, she has the support of older sister Ameris and her parents. They say the whole family has has had to rethink how they do family activities.
The family unites around activities for the Arthritis Foundation, hoping one day to find a cure.
"It's real for us," Jennifer said. "Our child has this condition and we would like for her to be cured someday - and the only way she can be cured is by people funding research."
"The way I felt when I got diagnosed - I don't want other kids to feel that way," Dolci said. "I want them to have a cure because I don't want them to go through what i did."
Dolci is the honored hero for Saturday's Arthritis Walk at Lake Shawnee. Registration begins at 8 am at Shelter House #2, with the walk starting at 10 am. To register, get information or donate to a team, visit www.arthritis.org.


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