Oceanside
police are searching for a man — believed to have a gun — who failed at
three carjackings in a Target store parking lot Thursday afternoon.
The
first two victims escaped, while the third fled after trapping him in
her car by hitting a kill switch, police Lt. Leonard Mata said.
The man then smashed through a window and ran off.
The series of attempted carjackings was reported about 2:45 p.m. in the Target parking lot on El Camino Real near Vista Way.
All three victims were women. Two of them said the man had a gun.
Mata
said the women described the man as white, possibly in his 40s to 60s,
wearing a denim jacket and jeans. One victim said he wore a pink
undershirt. He is also said to have leathery skin and “gray, scraggly
hair,” Mata said.
The
lieutenant said the man approached the first victim and ordered her to
get back into the car, as if he were going to steal it with her inside.
She drove off.
The man approached a second woman and gave the same order,Cheap Yves Saint Laurent louis vuitton borse High Quality Replica Bags. Mata said. That woman ran into the store.
He
told the third victim to remove the car’s steering wheel lock and leave
the keys inside. She did, but she also,The high quality Canada Goose Banff Parka women will last you for seasons to come. unbeknownst to the man, flipped the kill switch on the car. She then ran away.
The
man got inside the car and tried to start it. But it did not start. And
the windows automatically locked, trapping the man inside, Mata said.
He broke a window to escape.
Female empowerment was the theme recently during "StudentWorks 12,Buy High Quality Canada Goose Men's Tremblant Jacket Online ." a dance concert presented by the Fontana A.B. Miller High School Dance and Conservancy Programs.
Five
Miller students served as choreographers for the show, creating
performances that focused on girls and women overcoming various
obstacles.
One of the choreographers, Crystal Edwards, entitled her piece "They Were Blind."
"It's about two different types of women -- one being controlled by men and the other being free-willed," she said.
During a struggle between a man and a woman, background dancers helped set the woman free from her oppressor.
Similarly,
in Abigail Dixon's piece, "Facing What's to Come," a woman is
constrained by a jacket before being able to get away from it with the
help of other women.
"It shows the restrictions that a lady has to carry throughout her life,Latest Discount moncler jackets men Online!" Dixon said.Scarpe Hogan Interactive 2012 Donna Marrone replica shoes Outlet .
"Silence," which dealt with parents trying to control their daughters, was choreographed by Angelika Lopez.
"It's about women instead going for their own dreams and own goals instead of going through their parents," Lopez said.
Two other choreographers looked back at historical incidents.
Khanh
Luu created "The Pace of Life," which examined the plight of children
who were forced into labor to support their families because of poverty
in the early 1900s.
"The psychological impact on the maturity of children was greatly impaired," Luu said. "They were forced to grow up quickly."
2012年12月13日星期四
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With ABBA's Dancing Queen blaring, the 14 senior women, and six men, joined another 20 models, ages 17 down to 6.
Skye Gladstone, 70, who's about to be a grandmother for the first time, slid across the stage in a slinky black outfit with an ever-so-short skirt.
“If you're comfortable wearing this, it's certainly in style,” volunteer announcer ArleenRoberts said.
Would she? “Oh absolutely,” Skye said.
Dawn DiPaola, who'd been Miss United States in 2006 and who runs a Delray Beach modeling firm, had taught everyone how to walk the runway.
The oldest model: Dawn's grandmother, Ida Christian, 90.
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Participants included Diane Greenfield, 66, of Greenacres and Barbara Mandel, 74, of Delray Beach, who'd seen announcements about the event.
“I dance,” Diane said. “I do karaoke.”
Barbara allowed as how she modeled as a teenager.
Barbara had a message for the cynics who say people reach a certain age and stop being beautiful: “I think you can look great at any age.”
Before Diane's husband died two years ago, “he told me to get out there and enjoy life,” she said. Then, a bit wistfully, “my husband thought I was beautiful.”
“They are beautiful,” said Katherine Reyes of Boynton Beach, who's all of 12. Most of these people have been retired longer than she's been alive. And her friend Alexandra Santiago, downright ancient at 16, chimed in, “Every woman is beautiful.”
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This is all old hat for models. Even the senior ones working the runway at the first “SeniorFashion Show and Holiday Spectacular,” held Wednesday at the Boynton Beach Mall.
With ABBA's Dancing Queen blaring, the 14 senior women, and six men, joined another 20 models, ages 17 down to 6.
Skye Gladstone, 70, who's about to be a grandmother for the first time, slid across the stage in a slinky black outfit with an ever-so-short skirt.
“If you're comfortable wearing this, it's certainly in style,” volunteer announcer ArleenRoberts said.
Would she? “Oh absolutely,” Skye said.
Dawn DiPaola, who'd been Miss United States in 2006 and who runs a Delray Beach modeling firm, had taught everyone how to walk the runway.
The oldest model: Dawn's grandmother, Ida Christian, 90.
Well, not quite. She's just a kid — one month younger — next to Mary Bono.
“I had my nails done,” Mary called.
She said she's a veteran at this, having modeled at her church.
“I'm so proud,” Mary said.Canada Goose offers the moncler down coats in women's styles. So, she said, is her “significant other,” who's 99.
“You gotta keep going,” she said.
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Participants included Diane Greenfield, 66, of Greenacres and Barbara Mandel, 74, of Delray Beach, who'd seen announcements about the event.
“I dance,” Diane said. “I do karaoke.”
Barbara allowed as how she modeled as a teenager.
Barbara had a message for the cynics who say people reach a certain age and stop being beautiful: “I think you can look great at any age.”
Before Diane's husband died two years ago, “he told me to get out there and enjoy life,” she said. Then, a bit wistfully, “my husband thought I was beautiful.”
“They are beautiful,” said Katherine Reyes of Boynton Beach, who's all of 12. Most of these people have been retired longer than she's been alive. And her friend Alexandra Santiago, downright ancient at 16, chimed in, “Every woman is beautiful.”
Some were a little shy; not among them the male model who shook his backside and blew kisses. And some were a little slow. But all walked the walk.Thank you! It's very good moncler jackets men!
One of the biggest cheers came for Angelo Porcaro, 87, snazzy in gray slacks with white necktie and white jacket, who raised a fist like a champion.
“I've got that fire!” he'd boasted before he'd gone on. Then, a little sheepishly, a confession: “I wish I did.” Followed by that smile again. And the sparkling eyes. “But at least I'm on top of the ground.”
2012年10月22日星期一
Mission engaged young women
To portray Fannie Winner at the Clark County
Heritage Center on Saturday, Pat Baker donned Victorian clothing of the sort
Winger might have worn when she founded the Young Woman's Mission in 1898.
She also pored through the YWM archives to connect with the true character of the women who started mission work 114 years ago and were remembered at Saturday's tea party for current members.
“These were all women from comfortable homes who had no idea what poverty was or how the other half lived,” Baker said.
The fact that they boldly went where no other women had gone, “that's the most impressive thing,” she said.
The YWM story has its particulars: Grateful for her recovery from a lengthy illness, Winger organized it “for the sole purpose of benefiting the sick poor of our city in whatever way might suggest itself,” according to minutes from the founding meeting.
But Molly Wood, associate professor of history at Wittenberg University, said Winger and her compatriots acted at a time when women throughout the country were taking action.
“Because women were still largely excluded from formal political processes,” Wood said, “they increasingly formed alternative organizations … to propel themselves into public life.”
Leading them on the national level, explained Wood, was “a small but influential cadre of women trained in law, economics, etc.Their presentation revolved around fancy shirts with jeans, skirts, moncler jackets men and others. and especially the ‘new' discipline of social work,” fields available to them because of recent access to information.
Virginia Weygandt, director of collections at the Clark County Historical Society, said women were drawn to social issues because they knew the importance of the home to the larger society and vice versa.
Still not everyone was pleased that the women were venturing outside of the home.
Hearing mission members had called on a woman with TB who shared a room with a male border, one woman refused to join, fearing for her reputation.
And in 1934, some members feared for their safety.
The YWM volunteers who staffed the Mother's Clinic when it opened on Feb. 19, 1935, “actually expected to be arrested,” said mission member Margie Baldwin.
Their courage was needed to face another challenge, too: keeping expenses at less than $100 a month, “$85, if possible,” Baldwin reported.
Years later, mission member Dr. E. Sue Miller ran the clinic, which Planned Parenthood now operates in the Park Shopping Center with mission support.
Miller's contributions are remembered with an annual scholarship to a second-year female medical student. Baldwin said members also remember the 1935 case of a woman married 22 years, who had endured 21 pregnancies, had 11 living children and the memories of two stillbirths and eight miscarriages.
One of the mission's fundraising traditions was a charity ball, the first held Nov. 6, 1899, at the Arcade Hotel. Tickets were $1.50 and Gov. and Mrs. Asa Bushnell led the grand march.
The last dance was held in 1980 at Memorial Hall, said member Rosie Anderson, who fondly remembers the events.It's no longer something women wear to make a statement. Paired with duvetica down jackets and black tights.
“We always had Ohio Edison hang all the lights from the ceiling,” she said. “They really made it look like a winter wonderland.”
The sandwich committee worked in advance, packing the sandwiches into shirt boxes from the fashionable Vogue Shop and storing them in the freezer at W.R. Hackett's until the dance.
“We always had it between Christmas and New Year's. Sometime's we'd go in our long gowns with our snow boots on,” Anderson said.
She particularly recalls chairing the 1976 ball, when the Memorial Hall furnace gave out, and the fur jacket and posh outwear became fashionable indoors.
Similarly,Palazzos, a multi-layer skirt and a canada goose parka jacket for men. Jane Warbington shares the story of a woman who drove her car through the front door of the mission's Nearly New Shop shortly after shopping at the 923 W. Main St. thrift store.
Finding her battery dead, the woman got a jump start, apparently when her car was in gear.
The car “made a hairpin turn, went out in the street and went into the shop,With raw silk saris worn under cropped canada goose jackets and thin belts.” recalled Warbington, who was in the building at the time. “If it hadn't been for some steps, that car would had probably gone through the shop and back to the railroad.”
She also pored through the YWM archives to connect with the true character of the women who started mission work 114 years ago and were remembered at Saturday's tea party for current members.
“These were all women from comfortable homes who had no idea what poverty was or how the other half lived,” Baker said.
The fact that they boldly went where no other women had gone, “that's the most impressive thing,” she said.
The YWM story has its particulars: Grateful for her recovery from a lengthy illness, Winger organized it “for the sole purpose of benefiting the sick poor of our city in whatever way might suggest itself,” according to minutes from the founding meeting.
But Molly Wood, associate professor of history at Wittenberg University, said Winger and her compatriots acted at a time when women throughout the country were taking action.
“Because women were still largely excluded from formal political processes,” Wood said, “they increasingly formed alternative organizations … to propel themselves into public life.”
Leading them on the national level, explained Wood, was “a small but influential cadre of women trained in law, economics, etc.Their presentation revolved around fancy shirts with jeans, skirts, moncler jackets men and others. and especially the ‘new' discipline of social work,” fields available to them because of recent access to information.
Virginia Weygandt, director of collections at the Clark County Historical Society, said women were drawn to social issues because they knew the importance of the home to the larger society and vice versa.
Still not everyone was pleased that the women were venturing outside of the home.
Hearing mission members had called on a woman with TB who shared a room with a male border, one woman refused to join, fearing for her reputation.
And in 1934, some members feared for their safety.
The YWM volunteers who staffed the Mother's Clinic when it opened on Feb. 19, 1935, “actually expected to be arrested,” said mission member Margie Baldwin.
Their courage was needed to face another challenge, too: keeping expenses at less than $100 a month, “$85, if possible,” Baldwin reported.
Years later, mission member Dr. E. Sue Miller ran the clinic, which Planned Parenthood now operates in the Park Shopping Center with mission support.
Miller's contributions are remembered with an annual scholarship to a second-year female medical student. Baldwin said members also remember the 1935 case of a woman married 22 years, who had endured 21 pregnancies, had 11 living children and the memories of two stillbirths and eight miscarriages.
One of the mission's fundraising traditions was a charity ball, the first held Nov. 6, 1899, at the Arcade Hotel. Tickets were $1.50 and Gov. and Mrs. Asa Bushnell led the grand march.
The last dance was held in 1980 at Memorial Hall, said member Rosie Anderson, who fondly remembers the events.It's no longer something women wear to make a statement. Paired with duvetica down jackets and black tights.
“We always had Ohio Edison hang all the lights from the ceiling,” she said. “They really made it look like a winter wonderland.”
The sandwich committee worked in advance, packing the sandwiches into shirt boxes from the fashionable Vogue Shop and storing them in the freezer at W.R. Hackett's until the dance.
“We always had it between Christmas and New Year's. Sometime's we'd go in our long gowns with our snow boots on,” Anderson said.
She particularly recalls chairing the 1976 ball, when the Memorial Hall furnace gave out, and the fur jacket and posh outwear became fashionable indoors.
Similarly,Palazzos, a multi-layer skirt and a canada goose parka jacket for men. Jane Warbington shares the story of a woman who drove her car through the front door of the mission's Nearly New Shop shortly after shopping at the 923 W. Main St. thrift store.
Finding her battery dead, the woman got a jump start, apparently when her car was in gear.
The car “made a hairpin turn, went out in the street and went into the shop,With raw silk saris worn under cropped canada goose jackets and thin belts.” recalled Warbington, who was in the building at the time. “If it hadn't been for some steps, that car would had probably gone through the shop and back to the railroad.”
2012年10月10日星期三
Does ABC's 'Nashville' Reflect 'The End of Men'?
Country superstar Rayna James is
racing around her well-decorated mansion, chasing after her two daughters and
taking pins out of her hair. "Teddy, a little help please!" she yells. Her
husband swoops up the kids, preparing for a night of baths and bedtimes, while
Rayna gets ready to perform for hundreds of screaming fans. It's clear from the
first 30 seconds of ABC's "Nashville" who has more power in the country star's
marriage. Rayna James (Connie Britton of "Friday Night Lights" and "American
Horror Story") is not just the star of this television show, she's the family
breadwinner.
There are a lot of things about "Nashville" that make it worth watching -- its interesting take on female rivalry, its not-terrible original music, the fact that it's set in Nashville and its female-centric storyline involving Britton's Rayna and her young, pop-country sensation rival Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere).
But there's one more noteworthy aspect of the show: how its powerhouse female characters relate to the men in their lives. On "Nashville," gender dynamics are in flux. The setting is a post-recession world where women have increasingly become the primary breadwinners, large numbers of men have stagnated professionally and who holds the power -- financial, emotional, sexual -- in relationships isn't predetermined. In short, "Nashville" looks a whole lot like the present reality journalist Hanna Rosin described in her September 2012 book "The End Of Men."
Rayna's relationships with her husband Teddy (Eric Close) and her bandleader Deacon (Charles Esten) are the most obvious examples of the show's upended gender dynamics. Teddy is a stay-at-home dad whose career went bust during the recession, turning their family into a "cash poor" single-income household. While Rayna tours and performs, Teddy takes responsibility over many of the everyday domestic duties.
Teddy isn't some doltish dad we're invited to laugh at because "OMG he's a dude taking care of kids." He clearly cares for his children and is perfectly capable of fulfilling his domestic responsibilities. The "less than" feeling that he has about his role as the not-breadwinner is primarily self-imposed. When his kids complain about their mother leaving to perform, he explains her absence, "Someone's gotta work around here." He tells Rayna in the first episode, "I know I've let you down. I'm sorry as hell about that," then adds, "I'm not the first guy to go bust." We can see that Teddy is a great dad and partner, but he sees himself as a failure.
It turns out that his sense of inadequacy and the uneven power dynamics are a major source of stress in the marriage. During the pilot, Rayna's label threatens to stop promoting her new record, and her power-brokering, businessman father, Lamar Wyatt, offers Teddy the chance to run for political office. "Do you understand the kind of power you'll have?" he asks Teddy, dangling before his son-in-law the promise of a more traditionally masculine role. When Teddy entertains the offer, Rayna is less than understanding. "You want me to just take some time off so I can stand on the side of the stage and smile and shake hands?" she screams. "You want to tell me something about standing on the stage that I don't already know?" Teddy retorts. "How about letting me step into the limelight for a change?"
The other man in Rayna James' life, Deacon, her ex-lover, bandleader and confidante, is also less successful than Rayna by conventional measures. He's single, his songs have never been hits -- "It is available in antique stores here and there," he says wryly when speaking about his first record -- and he only has a job if he's involved with Rayna or Juliette's tour. We learn that he's "the best" bandleader out there, yet he's never really been able to make it on his own. Even in the stereotypically male-dominated south, the women surrounding Deacon hold the cards in his professional and romantic lives.
Juliette Barnes embodies a different, younger female archetype that's emerged amid the changing gender dynamics of the last 20 years. She has an insanely successful career at a young age and doesn't apologize to anyone for that success (many have compared the character to Taylor Swift, although Juliette has none of Swift's bubble-gum persona). She's unabashedly aggressive -- both sexually and professionally, often blending the two without thinking twice. She's the girl who came of age at the height of hook-up culture and is still embracing that mentality,She pinned together blue broadcloth strips, the start of sleeves for canada goose parka jackets jacket. achieving varying degrees of emotional and sexual fulfillment. In "The End Of Men," Rosin writes: "Young women may be less vulnerable than ever but that does not mean they experience that as empowerment ... Ultimately the desire for a deeper human connection always wins out,Nova Leather showcased outfits of leather featuring skirt, top, shirts, moncler jackets men and others. for both men and women."
The "deeper connection" part seems to be what Juliette still struggles with. At times her ambition borders on manipulation, and she uses sex to avoid dealing with her demons, rather than confronting them. In one telling scene, one of the men Juliette is sleeping with finds her crying on the phone in a closet at the recording studio. Instead of explaining what's wrong, she grabs him by the jacket and pulls him into the closet with her, starting to make out with him before her tears have dried.
"Nashville" also highlights the idea that as professionally successful as many women have become, we don't live in a matriarchy. Rayna and Juliette are talented, accomplished and adaptable, but they're still beholden to others,He presented his work through the outfits moncler coats,and shirts of colours counting blue, green, dark green and sky blue. namely their parents and those at the top of the country music industry. The characters with the greatest amount of traditional power -- Lamar Wyatt and the head of Rayna and Juliette's label, Marshall Evans, are men, just as outside of TVLand, most Fortune 500 CEOs and government officials are still male.
Rosin herself has said that we often use mediums like television to work out our collective feelings about changing gender roles. "Pop culture is like our subconscious," she told the Washington Post in September. "There are two cultural areas where I feel like we are working out how we feel about masculinity and feminism. Dominant, aggressive women -- how much can we handle women in power? I think pop culture has been throwing that at us for the last year ... Then,The cream suit featured a fitted, canada goose parka with a zip front and a matching skirt . how much can we accept a domesticated man who's not emasculated?"
"Nashville" highlights the ways in which we're still figuring out the answers to these questions. Marriage, sex and work are changing all around us, and the show mirrors those changes back to us -- just with more rhinestones, love triangles and twang.
There are a lot of things about "Nashville" that make it worth watching -- its interesting take on female rivalry, its not-terrible original music, the fact that it's set in Nashville and its female-centric storyline involving Britton's Rayna and her young, pop-country sensation rival Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere).
But there's one more noteworthy aspect of the show: how its powerhouse female characters relate to the men in their lives. On "Nashville," gender dynamics are in flux. The setting is a post-recession world where women have increasingly become the primary breadwinners, large numbers of men have stagnated professionally and who holds the power -- financial, emotional, sexual -- in relationships isn't predetermined. In short, "Nashville" looks a whole lot like the present reality journalist Hanna Rosin described in her September 2012 book "The End Of Men."
Rayna's relationships with her husband Teddy (Eric Close) and her bandleader Deacon (Charles Esten) are the most obvious examples of the show's upended gender dynamics. Teddy is a stay-at-home dad whose career went bust during the recession, turning their family into a "cash poor" single-income household. While Rayna tours and performs, Teddy takes responsibility over many of the everyday domestic duties.
Teddy isn't some doltish dad we're invited to laugh at because "OMG he's a dude taking care of kids." He clearly cares for his children and is perfectly capable of fulfilling his domestic responsibilities. The "less than" feeling that he has about his role as the not-breadwinner is primarily self-imposed. When his kids complain about their mother leaving to perform, he explains her absence, "Someone's gotta work around here." He tells Rayna in the first episode, "I know I've let you down. I'm sorry as hell about that," then adds, "I'm not the first guy to go bust." We can see that Teddy is a great dad and partner, but he sees himself as a failure.
It turns out that his sense of inadequacy and the uneven power dynamics are a major source of stress in the marriage. During the pilot, Rayna's label threatens to stop promoting her new record, and her power-brokering, businessman father, Lamar Wyatt, offers Teddy the chance to run for political office. "Do you understand the kind of power you'll have?" he asks Teddy, dangling before his son-in-law the promise of a more traditionally masculine role. When Teddy entertains the offer, Rayna is less than understanding. "You want me to just take some time off so I can stand on the side of the stage and smile and shake hands?" she screams. "You want to tell me something about standing on the stage that I don't already know?" Teddy retorts. "How about letting me step into the limelight for a change?"
The other man in Rayna James' life, Deacon, her ex-lover, bandleader and confidante, is also less successful than Rayna by conventional measures. He's single, his songs have never been hits -- "It is available in antique stores here and there," he says wryly when speaking about his first record -- and he only has a job if he's involved with Rayna or Juliette's tour. We learn that he's "the best" bandleader out there, yet he's never really been able to make it on his own. Even in the stereotypically male-dominated south, the women surrounding Deacon hold the cards in his professional and romantic lives.
Juliette Barnes embodies a different, younger female archetype that's emerged amid the changing gender dynamics of the last 20 years. She has an insanely successful career at a young age and doesn't apologize to anyone for that success (many have compared the character to Taylor Swift, although Juliette has none of Swift's bubble-gum persona). She's unabashedly aggressive -- both sexually and professionally, often blending the two without thinking twice. She's the girl who came of age at the height of hook-up culture and is still embracing that mentality,She pinned together blue broadcloth strips, the start of sleeves for canada goose parka jackets jacket. achieving varying degrees of emotional and sexual fulfillment. In "The End Of Men," Rosin writes: "Young women may be less vulnerable than ever but that does not mean they experience that as empowerment ... Ultimately the desire for a deeper human connection always wins out,Nova Leather showcased outfits of leather featuring skirt, top, shirts, moncler jackets men and others. for both men and women."
The "deeper connection" part seems to be what Juliette still struggles with. At times her ambition borders on manipulation, and she uses sex to avoid dealing with her demons, rather than confronting them. In one telling scene, one of the men Juliette is sleeping with finds her crying on the phone in a closet at the recording studio. Instead of explaining what's wrong, she grabs him by the jacket and pulls him into the closet with her, starting to make out with him before her tears have dried.
"Nashville" also highlights the idea that as professionally successful as many women have become, we don't live in a matriarchy. Rayna and Juliette are talented, accomplished and adaptable, but they're still beholden to others,He presented his work through the outfits moncler coats,and shirts of colours counting blue, green, dark green and sky blue. namely their parents and those at the top of the country music industry. The characters with the greatest amount of traditional power -- Lamar Wyatt and the head of Rayna and Juliette's label, Marshall Evans, are men, just as outside of TVLand, most Fortune 500 CEOs and government officials are still male.
Rosin herself has said that we often use mediums like television to work out our collective feelings about changing gender roles. "Pop culture is like our subconscious," she told the Washington Post in September. "There are two cultural areas where I feel like we are working out how we feel about masculinity and feminism. Dominant, aggressive women -- how much can we handle women in power? I think pop culture has been throwing that at us for the last year ... Then,The cream suit featured a fitted, canada goose parka with a zip front and a matching skirt . how much can we accept a domesticated man who's not emasculated?"
"Nashville" highlights the ways in which we're still figuring out the answers to these questions. Marriage, sex and work are changing all around us, and the show mirrors those changes back to us -- just with more rhinestones, love triangles and twang.
2012年9月27日星期四
October is full of haunts and jaunts at Lockwood-Mathews
The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum will offer visitors a frightfully
good time at its upcoming Halloween Costume Party and Ghostly Sightings
Tours.
On Oct. 27 and Oct. 31, the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum at 295 West Ave. in Norwalk will invite visitors of all ages to celebrate Halloween, and explore the darker memories of this National Historic Landmark.
An adult event, 21 and over, the Haunted Mansion Costume Party on Saturday, Oct. 27, from 7 to 11 p.m., will embrace the Collins family attire worn on the TV drama House of Dark Shadows, which was filmed at the mansion in the 70s. The Haunted Basement Tour will introduce guests to the rarely seen cavernous underbelly of the building, which will be transformed into an eerie dungeon on the night of the party.
The Ghostly Sightings Tours on Wed. Oct. 31, 12-4 p. m, will focus on the history of the house, when it was a private residence, between 1868 and 1938.
For the costume party, the museum invites guests to dress in their scariest or most imaginative costume and enjoy a night filled with dark "Collins family fun," dancing, prizes--and a perfectly good scare.canada goose jackets All proceeds will benefit the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum.RadioShack Cycling Readings by the Psychic Tea Room of Norwalk will be available upon request. Light dinner, drinks and Halloween treats will be catered by Outdoor Cookers Catering and Event Planning.SAXO BANK Cycling
General admission to the party, which includes dinner, drinks and dancing is $75 (for adults 21 and over). Tickets for psychic readings range from $25 to $40 and tickets for Haunted Basement Tour will be $10.A special ticket price of $99.99 will include the party, one palm reading and the Haunted Basement Tour.
All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded. The Haunted Mansion Halloween Costume Party is chaired by Trustee Doug Hempstead and sponsored in part by SL Powers, Ring's End, BJ Ryan's, BJ Ryan's Banc House and Hatch and Bailey. Haunted Basement design courtesy of Greg Kling, Photography: Amber Meyer; Grave Rubbings by Rita I Phillips; Flyer design courtesy of Ellen Letkowski. All proceeds to benefit the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum.
By showing their "Haunted Mansion Halloween Party " tickets, visitors can continue their ghostly explorations with the Norwalk Historical Society's Haunting at Mill Hill Lantern tour through the graveyard at Mill Hill Historic Park on either Friday, the Oct. 26 or Saturday, Oct. 27. Reservations recommended. For information and tickets: www.norwalkhistoricalsociety.org
The Ghostly Sightings Tours on Wed. Oct. 31 from 12 to 4 p.m. will be $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and $6 for children and young adults
Docents will take visitors through the first floor of the Museum and discuss the darker memories of this National Historic Landmark.
LMMM's 2012 programs are made possible in part by generous contributions from LMMM's Distinguished Benefactors: Xerox Foundation,moncler jackets men Klaff's, Maurice Goodman Foundation and Mrs. Cynthia C. Brown.
On Oct. 27 and Oct. 31, the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum at 295 West Ave. in Norwalk will invite visitors of all ages to celebrate Halloween, and explore the darker memories of this National Historic Landmark.
An adult event, 21 and over, the Haunted Mansion Costume Party on Saturday, Oct. 27, from 7 to 11 p.m., will embrace the Collins family attire worn on the TV drama House of Dark Shadows, which was filmed at the mansion in the 70s. The Haunted Basement Tour will introduce guests to the rarely seen cavernous underbelly of the building, which will be transformed into an eerie dungeon on the night of the party.
The Ghostly Sightings Tours on Wed. Oct. 31, 12-4 p. m, will focus on the history of the house, when it was a private residence, between 1868 and 1938.
For the costume party, the museum invites guests to dress in their scariest or most imaginative costume and enjoy a night filled with dark "Collins family fun," dancing, prizes--and a perfectly good scare.canada goose jackets All proceeds will benefit the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum.RadioShack Cycling Readings by the Psychic Tea Room of Norwalk will be available upon request. Light dinner, drinks and Halloween treats will be catered by Outdoor Cookers Catering and Event Planning.SAXO BANK Cycling
General admission to the party, which includes dinner, drinks and dancing is $75 (for adults 21 and over). Tickets for psychic readings range from $25 to $40 and tickets for Haunted Basement Tour will be $10.A special ticket price of $99.99 will include the party, one palm reading and the Haunted Basement Tour.
All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded. The Haunted Mansion Halloween Costume Party is chaired by Trustee Doug Hempstead and sponsored in part by SL Powers, Ring's End, BJ Ryan's, BJ Ryan's Banc House and Hatch and Bailey. Haunted Basement design courtesy of Greg Kling, Photography: Amber Meyer; Grave Rubbings by Rita I Phillips; Flyer design courtesy of Ellen Letkowski. All proceeds to benefit the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum.
By showing their "Haunted Mansion Halloween Party " tickets, visitors can continue their ghostly explorations with the Norwalk Historical Society's Haunting at Mill Hill Lantern tour through the graveyard at Mill Hill Historic Park on either Friday, the Oct. 26 or Saturday, Oct. 27. Reservations recommended. For information and tickets: www.norwalkhistoricalsociety.org
The Ghostly Sightings Tours on Wed. Oct. 31 from 12 to 4 p.m. will be $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and $6 for children and young adults
Docents will take visitors through the first floor of the Museum and discuss the darker memories of this National Historic Landmark.
LMMM's 2012 programs are made possible in part by generous contributions from LMMM's Distinguished Benefactors: Xerox Foundation,moncler jackets men Klaff's, Maurice Goodman Foundation and Mrs. Cynthia C. Brown.
2012年9月19日星期三
August 2012 Seemed to be Fourth Most popular in Over a Centuries
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In response to growing interest from international markets, the Company created a proactive campaign establishing an international brand position utilizing icons and messaging that was specifically designed to transcend borders and languages.Team Specialized Cycling wins opening title at Worlds 2012.
The new branding is scheduled for worldwide release as a selection of retail hang tags featured on an exciting lineup of all new running jackets geared for a fall 2013 international launch.
Oryon's CEO Tom Schaeffer states, "We have been working diligently to develop a number of industry relationships and the response has been universally positive. Given the international scope of our ongoing dialogue, we felt it a proactive necessity to develop and implement brand identity programs to complement not only our vendors, but ultimately the consumer. At the same time, we are always thrilled to be approached by designers and industry colleagues who bring a fresh outlook and enthusiasm to their creations. Collaboration with talented individuals and companies who see the value in our products is the life blood of staying at the forefront of emerging technologies such as Elastolite. Who knows what new idea may become the next big winner in the fashion industry?"
Additional details of the Company's business, finances, appointments and agreements can be found as part of the Company's continuous public disclosure as a reporting issuer under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission's ("SEC") EDGAR database.
2012年9月9日星期日
Why we can't get enough of French label Sandro!
A French label always gets us
excited: Gallic charm; insouciance in the way the clothes carry
themselves,French moncler
coats brand Moncler has also adopted a similarly fantastical . and above
all, that just-arrived-from-Paree feeling we get every time we slip into
something of francais heritage.
Sandro is that label. A Parisian fashion house whose clothes radiate insouciance with a razor sharp edge. It's Emanuelle Alt, after she's spent a week living with Rihanna; sharp, sleek tailoring with contrasting, outstanding street detail that has us wanting to devour the entire collection as if it were fashion chips.
Working with a palette of electric blue, grey, bottle green and Bordeaux for autumn/winter 2012, Sandro offers style and pocket-conscious shoppers the perfect, mid-market sartorial antidote to the pricey, high end Fall collections that are oh-so-desirable, yet financially destructive!
Denim has been fashioned in delectable variations,Over moncler jackets men grey one half from the deaths occurred from the north from the say. ranging from shock-inducing block colours, to leopard print and boasting eyelets lace and zip details to add an interesting edge.
The Sandro girl doesn't compromise style for comfort, instead merging them together and wearing it in the form of an oversized chambray shirt,sexy Babydoll for Halloween Now Expanded at Das Cheap . or a cosily chic lambswool, angora and cashmere mix sweater. Blouses, shirts and vests come emblazoned with circus prints, tiger heads speckled complementarily amongst polka dots and a russet coloured silkscreen top that has us drooling at its high end look, high street price!
Outerwear and accessories are hot Fall favourites, too, as the Sandro girl embraces an uber-luxe fur-trimmed leather jacket, coats boasting military details and leather-trimmed mannish coats in melange tweed, whilst accessories take a functional turn in the form of zipped, wristlet clutch bags and roomy, embossed leather satchels in want-now hues.
Shoes for Fall, you'll be pleased to know, don't fall into the blister-causing category. A moccasin suede studded slipper touches on the super-comfortable slipper trend,Kim Kardashian's 'night uniform costume pix . while Sandro's classic sneaker, the Albatross' is reworked in want-now variations of denim and pink leather and leopard print. Heel lovers, don't despair, instead snap up the Abracadabra; a slingback platform heel in uber-luxe goatskin.
An overall desirable collection boasting season-transcending pieces with a gritty edge, in wardrobe- building colours and cuts that aren't too trend-led. If chic could be comfortable with a tinge of street style cred, it would probably look like this collection.
Sandro is that label. A Parisian fashion house whose clothes radiate insouciance with a razor sharp edge. It's Emanuelle Alt, after she's spent a week living with Rihanna; sharp, sleek tailoring with contrasting, outstanding street detail that has us wanting to devour the entire collection as if it were fashion chips.
Working with a palette of electric blue, grey, bottle green and Bordeaux for autumn/winter 2012, Sandro offers style and pocket-conscious shoppers the perfect, mid-market sartorial antidote to the pricey, high end Fall collections that are oh-so-desirable, yet financially destructive!
Denim has been fashioned in delectable variations,Over moncler jackets men grey one half from the deaths occurred from the north from the say. ranging from shock-inducing block colours, to leopard print and boasting eyelets lace and zip details to add an interesting edge.
The Sandro girl doesn't compromise style for comfort, instead merging them together and wearing it in the form of an oversized chambray shirt,sexy Babydoll for Halloween Now Expanded at Das Cheap . or a cosily chic lambswool, angora and cashmere mix sweater. Blouses, shirts and vests come emblazoned with circus prints, tiger heads speckled complementarily amongst polka dots and a russet coloured silkscreen top that has us drooling at its high end look, high street price!
Outerwear and accessories are hot Fall favourites, too, as the Sandro girl embraces an uber-luxe fur-trimmed leather jacket, coats boasting military details and leather-trimmed mannish coats in melange tweed, whilst accessories take a functional turn in the form of zipped, wristlet clutch bags and roomy, embossed leather satchels in want-now hues.
Shoes for Fall, you'll be pleased to know, don't fall into the blister-causing category. A moccasin suede studded slipper touches on the super-comfortable slipper trend,Kim Kardashian's 'night uniform costume pix . while Sandro's classic sneaker, the Albatross' is reworked in want-now variations of denim and pink leather and leopard print. Heel lovers, don't despair, instead snap up the Abracadabra; a slingback platform heel in uber-luxe goatskin.
An overall desirable collection boasting season-transcending pieces with a gritty edge, in wardrobe- building colours and cuts that aren't too trend-led. If chic could be comfortable with a tinge of street style cred, it would probably look like this collection.
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