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Going for the Gold: Elitsa Storey and Brad Washburn
Click here for the Going for the Gold Vodcast.
The "Going for the Gold" series kicked off our One-Year-Countdown to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. We will feature a different 2010 U.S. Olympic or Paralympic hopeful each week with a vodcast on the first and second Friday of every month.
(WINTER PARK, Colo.) - Most college students spend their days going to class, writing papers and studying, but for Elista Storey (Sun Valley, Idaho) and Brad Washburn (Winter Park, Colo.), school is another activity to add to their already busy schedules.
Both are 2010 U.S. Paralympic Team hopefuls who have been competing on the international level for years.
They live and train together in Winter Park, Colo. and have been friends since Storey was 10 years old and Washburn was 12 years old.
"Between school, work and living life, I try to get in as much training as possible," said Storey. "I'm just trying to get everything done."
For Storey, getting everything done means juggling school, work, her four year relationship with Washburn, taking care of the couple's dog, Summit, traveling and being a Paralympic athlete.
"It means a lot to be a Paralympic athlete," said Washburn. "I've strived for it my whole life. Now I'm finally here."
Storey and Washburn both traveled to Torino for the 2006 Paralympic Winter Games and although neither stood on the podium, they were both happy to finally be a part of the Games.
They saw the excitement of winning a gold medal when their friend and teammate Allison Jones (Colorado Springs, Colo.) accomplished that feat in Torino.
"I just remember her running over and giving me a giant hug," said Washburn. "It was cool to see her win."
"That day was the most memorable for the whole team," said Storey. "We were all so excited for Allison. It was just a great day for the U.S."
Storey and Washburn now hope to experience that excitement for themselves one year from now in Vancouver.
"I hope to podium in the next Paralympics," said Washburn. "I've achieved one medal on the World Cup circuit so far this season. I think it's going to be good."
The 22 year old has been training and racing a lot more in preparation for Vancouver, hoping to improve upon his 10th place finish in slalom at the 2006 Paralympic Winter Games.
Storey has the same dream for Vancouver. Just out of medal contention in Torino, the 20 year old has been preparing by "getting as much snow time as possible, training hard and racing."
Neither takes what they have achieved for granted, but both know their role as a Paralympic athlete goes beyond training.
"It is important to share your story," said Storey. "Just getting the knowledge of athletes with physical disabilities out into the world is important. As long as you are telling people, they will know about it and be more open-minded about it."
Born in Bulgaria, Storey knows how important it is for people to be open-minded. She was born without a knee or ankle joint in her right leg and a deformed left hand.
Storey spent the first five years of her life in an orphanage in Bulgaria before Janis and Gary Storey of Sun Valley, Idaho adopted her in 1992.
The Sun Valley community has always been very supportive of Storey, who had multiple surgeries when she was 6 years old, including one to remove her right leg.
Following in the footsteps of her three older brothers, Storey was racing on the Sun Valley ski team by the time she was nine. At 16, she became one of the youngest skiers to ever make the U.S. Adaptive Ski Team.
Never letting her disability get in the way of her accomplishments, Storey competed on both the able-bodied and disabled ski teams at Sun Valley.
Sharing her story has helped other Paralympic hopefuls follow their dreams including 12-year-old Meghan Erickson.
"When I met Elitsa it was the first time I ever saw anyone with almost my exact disability," said Erickson. "Seeing what she has accomplished, I knew that I could too."
Washburn is concerned for the U.S. Adaptive Ski Team and is glad to see kids as young as Erickson actively pursuing skiing.
"We need more athletes," said Washburn. "Our team is diminishing. We used to have 20 to 30 people and now it is down to 12."
He wants other athletes to experience what he does on the slopes: freedom.
Washburn was only 11 months old when he lost his right leg below the knee. The Highland Ranch, Colo. native was up on skis just four years later and at the age of eight he was ready to race down the mountain.
It wasn't until the 2008 season that Washburn really made his mark in competitive skiing. Not only did he finish in the top 10 of eight World Cup races, he went on to take the national slalom title.
"It's an amazing feeling knowing you are one of the top athletes in the world going out there and giving it your all," said Washburn. "You are the best the U.S. has to offer."
For him there is no other feeling than racing down the mountain at the highest speeds. For her it is the "burn in the legs after a day of long training that just makes you feel like you have accomplished a good day."
Both have one reason in common as to why they spend their days on the mountain: to represent their country at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games in Vancouver.


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As part of the 2014-2015 Conservatory Dance Company season, dance majors will once again have the unique opportunity to train with legendary and sought-after choreographers and dancers. The season includes:
The Student Choreography Project is a showcase of original choreography by the Conservatory's top students. Recognized for national festivals and awards, this edgy and inspired concert features selections from a variety of dance genres by some of today's most promising young artists.
Retired Professor Nicolas Petrov returns to choreograph Romeo and Juliet, Dec. 5-14.
Choreographers Murphy, Morse, Koresh and Powell collaborate with Conservatory Dance Company students in a performance like you've never seen before. These innovative choreographers bring their unique perspectives to a show that features an exciting fusion of styles.
The Conservatory Dance Company restages another memorable production of Prokofiev's famous ballet, choreographed by Petrov, an internationally acclaimed dancer, choreographer and artistic director who retired from Point Park last year. He choreographed the American premiere of Romeo and Juliet at Point Park more than 40 years ago. It was his first production at the school.
This performance showcases the diverse and impressive talents of the Conservatory Dance Company students, featuring an exciting array of dance legends and styles. Each has influenced the dance world's past and inspires its future. Past performances at the Byham have included pieces by George Balanchine, Martha Graham, David Parsons, Dwight Rhoden, Alejandro Cerrudo, José Limón, Ben Stevenson and Raphael Xavier.
Point Park Connections is an opportunity to see students shine in premiere pieces featuring a wide range of dance styles and experiences through the adjunct dance faculty.
Conservatory Dance Company students shine on stage in this annual tradition featuring the dazzling work of our most accomplished dance faculty.
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UPDATE: Somewhere out there, regular-mall shoppers are getting ready to be mighty confused about the oversized jackets, gloves-as-straps bags, and enormously large and deconstructed sweaters. Yes, Martin Margiela isn't exactly for the average American...but that's why this line is so particularly wonderful.
The first lookbook from the secretive collaboration between H&M and Martin Margiela has been released today, and boy, oh boy. From the mega-menswear to gorgeous oxblood wedges, the whole thing perfectly encapsulates the forward-thinking genius of Margiela. Somehow, the collaboration with the large retailer hasn't diminished the vision at all — and in fact, has re-envisioned it to be wonderfully weird and wearable. So, click through and check it out, and enjoy imagining mall-going U.S.A. trying on these billowing dresses (is that a necklace, or a stethoscope?) and asymmetric pants. It's a beautiful thought. (Fashionista)
This post was originally posted on October 8, 2012.
The oversized blazer, big ol' shoulder pads, and strange sex appeal are all par for the (Margiela) course, and we're beyond interested to see how the avant-garde design house manages to commercialize its clothing for H&M. The first images of models Sarah Murray and Marie Sophie Wilson have been released, and they are just as stark, Belgian, and Margiela as we could hope for. With dramatic, black-and-white images and very MMM-esque avant-garde shapes, it is clear that, despite collaborating with the Swedish super retailer, the enigmatic brand is certainly keeping its eclectic DNA with this project.
The Sam Taylor Wood-shot ad campaign will run this month in Vogue, Elle, Marie Claire, GQ, and Dazed & Confused, and the TV ad will run starting November 8 — as for us, we'll be racing to fire up our laptops when the collection drops in 230 H&M stores and online on November 15.


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Two nonprofits are seeking sponsors that will allow 500 children from Orange County shelters and motels to have a private holiday party at South Coast Plaza.
The Happiness Project and Costa Mesa-based Festival of Children Foundation are asking for $125 for each child to visit Santa, make holiday crafts, eat food, play games and receive a gift bag full of toys, school supplies, gift cards and clothes during the Dec. 14 event.
The money also includes the children's transportation to and from the event, which goes from 9 p.m. to midnight after the Costa Mesa shopping center's normal operating hours.
To donate or for more information, visit http://www.festivalofchildren.org.
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In celebration of community and goodwill, the Global Village – started in 2002 by the Office of University Apartments, Office of International Education, and International Business Studies – helps international exchange students adapt to life at Marquette.
Four students – two current undergraduates called "ambassadors" and two international exchange students — live together in a two-bedroom, furnished unit in Campus Town West, conveniently located across from campus.
Global Village is a close-knit community that promotes cultural sharing and great opportunities for personal growth. Marquette students wanting to be ambassadors can request to live with a friend who is also an ambassador. You can be in any major, from any background.
You'll complete a survey and be carefully matched with international students giving similar answers. You and your three roommates split the cost of a Campus Town apartment.
The application timeline for Global Village Ambassadors for the 2019-2020 academic year is as follows:
For more information, please contact Eric Hetland or Jamal Epperson.
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Pathology Fellowships
The Neuropathology Program at the Massachusetts General Hospital seeks to train individuals who will become leaders in Neuropathology through combinations of basic or clinical research, teaching and the provision of high-quality, state-of-the-art patient care. The philosophy of post-graduate pathology training at MGH is based on the premise that trainees learn best by being exposed to a wide variety and large volume of clinical material, with a level of responsibility appropriate to their level of experience.
The training program in Neuropathology is a two year ACGME-accredited program that involves consistent exposure to, and responsibility for, clinical specimens, with supervision and backup from senior trainees and faculty. Interaction with other clinical service in the hospital during the course of patient care is an important part of this experience. Fellows are given graded responsibility to test their knowledge and decision-making capacities. They also learn to evaluate the literature critically, integrate new knowledge into their practice, and present this data at clinical conferences. Trainees are expected to teach in the second year neuroscience course at Harvard Medical School and to design and carry out at least one independent clinical or basic research project.
Types and Numbers of Appointments
There is one first year and one second year fellow each year. Normally one Neuropathology fellowship position is available per year, although the program is approved for a total three trainees at any one time.
Applicants must have completed two years of Anatomic Pathology training or be eligible for certification in AP, AP/CP, Neurology or Neurosurgery. Applicants should have already passed USMLE Part 3. Graduates of an international medical school must also have a valid visa and ECFMG certificate.
Applicants for fellowships in Neuropathology must:
- Have completed residency training in Anatomic or in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology acceptable to the American Board of Pathology, and,
- Be eligible for employment and medical licensure in Massachusetts
Goals and Objectives
- To develop knowledge and skills in the techniques and interpretation of frozen section and intraoperative smears and the applications of advanced technology, including image analysis, immunocytochemistry, and molecular diagnostics to neurologic problems of adults and children.
- To become proficient in the diagnosis and classification of nervous system <span class=">neoplasms and of non-neoplastic diseases of brain, spinal cord, muscle and nerve and to be able to effectively communicate these diagnoses to clinical staff.
- To learn the performance and interpretation of special techniques utilized in the diagnosis of these diseases, including immunohistochemistry and molecular diagnostics.
- To be able to integrate laboratory information, including morphology and basic and advanced laboratory studies and clinical information, and formulate an interpretive report that will provide, in a clear, concise, and complete form, the information needed by clinicians to proceed in the management of the patient.
- To become proficient in the presentation of information at clinical conferences and to have the opportunity to present at local and national meetings.
- To interact with and effectively teach residents, medical students, clinical colleagues, and ancillary laboratory staff.
- To analyze the literature critically, integrate new information into clinical practice, and use systems-based resources to improve diagnostic skills.
- To have a basic understanding of the principles of clinical investigation: to design, carry out and publish a study using patient-related information to advance knowledge or to disseminate existing knowledge in the specialty.
- To develop an understanding of laboratory management issues appropriate to a diagnostic Neuropathology service.
Structure of the Neuropathology Program
The Neuropathology program is a two year training program, designed to be entered either after two years of Anatomic Pathology training (AP/NP path approved by the American Board of Pathology) or after completion of Anatomic Pathology or Anatomic and Clinical Pathology training. The Neuropathology Service examines about 1500 surgical specimens per year including over 500 intraoperative consultations, 100 muscle biopsies and around 20 nerve biopsies and about 200 brains. Training during the first year is predominantly focused on classification and diagnosis of neoplasms as well as medical diseases of the nervous system. In addition, the first year includes a one month rotation at Children's Hospital to expand experience with pediatric and developmental neurological diseases and neuropathology. Trainees present at hospital-wide patient-oriented conferences as well as in teaching conferences for other trainees. Additional teaching experience comes when fellows teach in the Neuroscience Course at Harvard Medical School as laboratory instructors. The second year, the trainees are appointed as the Alzheimer Disease Research Center (ADRC) Neuropathology Fellow and are responsible for the processing and analysis of 65-70 brains with a wide variety of neurodegenerative disorders that are received by the ADRC Brain Bank. This allows them to develop experience in the current diagnosis of neurodegenerative diseases, while they continue their experience in surgical neuropathology and frozen section diagnosis.
Graduated responsibility
Fellows take on the responsibility for assisting in the training and teaching of residents from other training programs, including within the MGH Pathology Departments (AP or AP/CP residents) and from Neurology (both adult and pediatric services). As the year progresses, the fellow is encouraged to write complete reports and to communicate preliminary results to clinicians. In the final 2-3 months on the Neuropathology service, the fellow is given the opportunity to sign out cases independently, showing cases to the attending only when problems are encountered. The attending subsequently reviews and countersigns all cases, but the expectation is that no changes should be necessary to cases that the fellow thinks are straightforward. In this way, the fellow and the program will be able to assess the fellow's ability to function independently, while maintaining an adequate level of supervision.
- Matthew P. Frosch, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Pathology; Chief, Neuropathology Service and
Training Program Director
- E. Tessa Hedley-Whyte, MD, Professor of Pathology
- David N. Louis, MD, Professor of Pathology; Chief, Pathology Service
- Anat Stemmer-Rachamimov, MD, Assistant Professor of Pathology
How to Apply
Applications for combined AP/NP training should be submitted through the NRMP as described for the AP program, with indication that they wish to be considered for this combined training program. For potential candidates who are already engaged in residency training (AP, AP/CP, Neurology or Neurosurgery), inquiries should be made as early as feasible since positions are often filled several years in advance. Applicants should send a completed CAP standardized Application for Pathology Fellowships, a current CV, 1-page personal statement concerning their interest in Neuropathology, and three letters of reference to:
Program Director
Matthew P. Frosch, MD, PhD
Director, Neuropathology Fellowship Training Program
Massachusetts General Hospital
55 Fruit Street, Warren 325
Boston, Massachusetts 02114
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Monday, November 29, 2010
Lavash crackers
Lavash crackers are such an easy snack to make - all you need is a thin lavash bread and some toppings. Grated cheese is a popular choice, but various "sprinklers" work as well. I used a mix of seeds - and as you can see from the photo, also with tiny pieces of sun-dried tomatoes. I've stopped using the latter, as they burn easily and don't stick have as easily.
Lavash crackers
Serves a small crowd
thin lavash
sea salt flakes
white sesame seeds
nigella seeds
paprika powder
Spread a thin layer of mayonnaise on the lavash, sprinkle with seeds, salt flakes and paprika powder. Using your kitchen scissors, cut the lavash into bite-sized pieces.
Place on a large baking sheet and bake in a pre-heated 200 C/400 F oven until the lavash pieces are crisp and golden on edges. Keep an eye on the crackers, as they can burn easily!
3 comments:
- Tania Asnes said...
These look lovely. I was perusing your blog in the hopes of some help, actually... I am hosting an intimate birthday dinner for my Finnish friend, and she doesn't like sweets. I was hoping to find a recipe for a licorice dessert, like a licorice cake, because she adores Salmiakki. Might you have any ideas? Thank you!
- 8:13 pm, December 02, 2010
- Pille said...
Tania, that's a tricky question, as I don't eat salmiakki myself. But I'll look around :)
- 7:26 pm, December 04, 2010
- marju said...
Proovisin ka, suurepärane kiire snäkk. Kasutasin käepärast olnud paprikapulbrit ja pitsamaitseainet.
- 11:17 am, December 14, 2010
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Associate Professor Chemistry
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John W. Sibert, IV, Ph.D.
Inorganic/Macrocycle Synthesis
B.S., University of South Florida (1986): Chemistry
Ph.D., The University of Texas at Austin (1991): Chemistry
NIH Postdoctoral Fellow, Northwestern University (1992–95)
Research Description
My research program is centered around the synthesis and coordination chemistry of novel classes of macrocyclic receptors with applications that range from catalysis to medicine to materials science. Specific research areas include:
- The "Wurster's" Crowns - Redox-Active Macrocyclic Receptors
- Novel Lipophilic Hosts/Oligomeric Metal Complexes for use in Cancer Therapy/Diagnosis
- Macrocycle Synthesis and Coordination Chemistry
- Supramolecular Chemistry: Organic Host-Guest Systems
- Bioinorganic Chemistry
Selected Publications
Tristani, E. M.; Wirgau, J. I.; Dubay, G. R.; Sibert, J. W.; Crumbliss, A. L. "Siderophore-redox active ionophore host-guest assemblies: A prototype for selective metal ion compartmentalization," Inorg. Chim. Acta 2010, 363(13), 3611-3615.
Clare, J. P.; Statnikov, A.; Lynch, V.; Sargent, A. L.; Sibert, J. W. "'Wurster-Type' Ureas as Redox-Active Receptors for Anions," J. Org. Chem. 2009, 74, 6637-6646.
DeBacker, M.; Hureau, M.; Depriester, M.; Deletoille, A.; Sargent, A. L.; Forshee, P. B.; Sibert, J. W. "On the Oxidation of Wurster's Reagent and the Wurster's Crown Analog of 15-Crown-5 in the Presence of Alkali Metal Cations," J. Electroanal. Chem. 2008, 612, 97-104.
Sibert, J. W.; Forshee, P. B.; Hundt, G. R.; Sargent, A. L.; Bott, S. G.; Lynch, V. "Wurster's Crowns: A Comparative Study of ortho- and para-Phenylenediamine-Containing Macrocyclic Receptors," Inorg. Chem. 2007, 46, 10913-10925.
Sibert, J. W.; Forshee, P. B.; Lynch, V. "Electron Transfer vs. Coordination Chemistry: Isomer-Specific Binding of Hg(II) by an ortho-Wurster's Thiacrown Ether," Inorg. Chem. 2006, 45, 6108-6110.
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Judge finds California boy responsible for murder of white supremacist father at age of 10
RIVERSIDE, Calif. – A California judge found Monday that a boy was responsible for the second-degree murder of his white supremacist father when the defendant was just 10.
Prosecutors argued the boy, now 12, knew what he was doing when he shot 32-year-old Jeff Hall — a regional leader of the National Socialist Movement — and the slaying was premeditated.
Defense attorney Matthew Hardy said his client grew up in an abusive and violent environment and learned it was acceptable to kill people who were a threat. Hardy contended the boy thought if he shot his dad, the violence would end.
The boy, who is not being identified by The Associated Press because of his age, did not testify at trial.
Riverside Superior Court Judge Jean Leonard heard the case without a jury. At issue was whether the boy knew what he was doing was wrong and whether there was premeditation.
Prosecutors argued that the child killed his father to keep him from splitting up with his stepmother, who at first said she had killed Hall but then quickly retracted her statement. She was not charged in the case.
The boy's younger sister bolstered the prosecution's case by saying her elder sibling plotted the shooting days in advance.
Hall was shot at point-blank range with a .357 Magnum while he slept on a sofa in the family home.
The boy said in a videotaped interview with police that he didn't think he'd get in trouble because he saw an episode of "Criminal Minds" in which a child killed an abusive father and wasn't arrested.
Prosecutors maintained Hall's white supremacist beliefs had nothing to do with the crime. They noted the boy had a history of violence that dated back to kindergarten when he stabbed a teacher with a pencil.
Hardy said he hopes the boy, if convicted, would not be sent to a juvenile lockup but rather be placed in a private facility that offers therapy, medical treatment and schooling.


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I have checked Glitter to Go gel already- simple, but smart idea!
It gives bit cooling and shimmering effect- would work great as after sun product.
You can also mix few drops with your favourite body lotion to create subtle, sparkling effect- so desirable during summer party nights ;-).
- May 5, 2008 at 11:52 AM
Thanks for this, the quad's on my wishlist ;). And I might get a lipstick too...Will have to see them in person first, of course.
Great blog ^_^.
- May 5, 2008 at 5:04 PM
- Beauty Anonymous said...
Hi there,
Thank you very much for sharing your experience with Glitter to Go!
Glitter to Go is product-wise. The subtle shimmering effect is perfect for summer nights! I would love to check out the item by the counter!
Thank you so much for stopping by and posting your comment!
- May 6, 2008 at 1:47 PM
- Beauty Anonymous said...
Hello Cris,
You are welcome.I am really glad you like this post and my site. :)
I like the quad as well, especially the light blue and aquamarine eye shadows. This eye shadow quad is kind of a standout among all the golden bronzed eye shadow palettes from other summer 2008 makeup collections.
Let me know how you try out if you get a chance to pick up a thing or two from Givenchy summer 2008 collection.
Thank you so much for stopping by!
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La Casa Sirena is a stunning luxury beachside home located within a short stroll of the beautiful Mermaid Beach. This home has been cleverly designed with three levels of spacious open plan living. Tastefully designed with the classic beach theme in mind La Casa Sirena is complemented by a beautiful kitchen with caesar stone bench tops, four generous bedrooms, three stylish bathrooms, air conditioning, large alfresco areas with a barbecue and ocean views, two separate living rooms on different levels, tropical gardens and a double garage. For year round swimming La Casa Sirena has a fully heated swimming pool complete with an outdoor heated shower.
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This home has three levels of generous living with bedroom two and three on level three (bedroom two offers ocean views), master bedroom on level two and the fourth bedroom on level one. The three stylish bathrooms and two separate living areas ensure there is room for everyone.
Bedding configuration:
Bedroom 1 - one King bed with a large ensuite and a walk in robe (level two).
Bedroom 2 - 1one Queen bed with ocean view (level three).
Bedroom 3 - one King bed or two long singles (level three).
Bedroom 4 - two Bunk beds which sleeps four (level one).
There is also a sofa bed available in the downstairs lounge room upon request (extra charge applies).
Note: Information on listed products and services are provided by the operator and were correct at the time of publishing. Rates are indicative based on the minimum and maximum available prices of products and services. Please visit the operator's website for further information. All prices quoted are in Australian dollars (AUD).


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how great is that first image! 😀
source | scans by marryfrom livejournal via Mirik at tFS
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