Friday, September 20, 2013

Milan fashion week celebrates homegrown creativity

Models wear creations for Fendi women's Spring-Summer 2014 collection, part of the Milan Fashion Week, unveiled in Milan, Italy, Thursday, Sept. 19, 2013. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni)

Models wear creations for Fendi women's Spring-Summer 2014 collection, part of the Milan Fashion Week, unveiled in Milan, Italy, Thursday, Sept. 19, 2013. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni)

Models wear creations for Prada's women's Spring-Summer 2014 collection, part of the Milan Fashion Week, unveiled in Milan, Italy, Thursday, Sept. 19, 2013. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)

A model wears a creation for Max Mara women's Spring-Summer 2014 collection, part of the Milan Fashion Week, unveiled in Milan, Italy, Thursday, Sept. 19, 2013. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)

A model wears a creation for Costume National women's Spring-Summer 2014 collection, part of the Milan Fashion Week, unveiled in Milan, Italy, Thursday, Sept. 19, 2013. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni)

A model wears a creation for Just Cavalli women's Spring-Summer 2014 collection, part of the Milan Fashion Week, unveiled in Milan, Italy, Thursday, Sept. 19, 2013. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)

MILAN (AP) ? Milan is seeking to reclaim its fashion pre-eminence with a re-energized fashion week not only through strong messages from the runways but concrete acts of to enhance the city's prestige.

Fendi unveiled a new flagship store on via Montenapoleone, Kate Moss was on hand to launch a new retail concept for Stuart Weitzman and Costume National returned to Milan after a two-decade womenswear absence.

Roberto Cavalli said that Italian design is still driven by homegrown creativity -- and he hopes to see a greater push for young designers going ahead. "What's great about Milan we are the ones who design Italian fashion," he said.

On the second day of Milan Fashion Week on Thursday confirmed a trend toward dresses and skirts and away from pants. Not all of the looks were overtly feminine, although some reveled in chiffon and other light fabrics. Prada aside, most labels eschewed patterns and glitzy accents, preferring strong monochromatic shades.

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PRADA

Miuccia Prada is the most eclectic designer on the Milan runway. Every season she goes to a new place, either literally or figuratively, for inspiration and comes up with a collection that is different from everybody else's and almost always brings down the house.

To inspire the summer collection, Prada commissioned pop art murals for the walls of the label's show space, as part of Prada's stated aim "to engage themes of femininity, representation, power and multiplicity." International muralists Miles "El Mac" Gregor, Mesa, Gabriel Specter, Stinkfish and illustrators Jeanne Detallante and Pierre Mornet participated.

The murals translated into the collection as women's faces on knitwear and fur, rainbow patterns on overcoats and handbags -- and the overall over-the-top feel of the collection.

Originally renown as a minimalist designer, Prada went to town in this avant-garde collection full of glitter and glam. One of the leitmotifs was a graphic brassiere superimposed on outwear -- sometimes as an image, sometimes in bold sequins. The effect was a bonanza of color.

The looks were both an exploration of femininity and urban power. This is seen in the pleated skirts worn with athletic striped leg warmers and thick-soled sports sandals, albeit showered with sequins. As with many collections this round, pants were few and far between.

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FENDI

The latest Fendi collection is both feminine and flip ? in short, very chic.

At times reminiscent of 1950s couture, the breezy, colorful show is appropriately dubbed "dreamwear" by the label's designer, Karl Lagerfeld.

See-through chiffon and organza allow the body to take the lead without ever clinging to its contours. The silhouette is boxy rather than curvy, with lots of geometric lines: squares, trapezoids and triangles.

Fresh sherbet and fluorescent colors are worked in monochrome blocks, most evident in the show opener, a sheath dress made up of flaps in progressive shades of pink, from rose to raspberry. The same theme was re-created on the invitation.

There were few pants in the collection, with a pert knee-length sheath under a summer coat the favorite look. By night, the same look is transformed into dreamy evening gowns under dramatic diva coats.

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COSTUME NATIONAL

Costume National hung out an "under construction" sign on the long-awaited Milan return of its women's collection.

The phrase described both the space where designer Ennio Capasa staged the company's return after a 23-year stint in Paris and the looks themselves.

Capasa purposely sought out the raw, concrete subterranean cavern beneath a glass high-rise to unveil his new collection, which he dubbed "De-Construct-Re-Construct."

Exploring the limits of tailoring, Capasa left lots of spaces uncovered ? bare curves between the breasts, high arches on the back. Straps helped to anchor the gilets, jackets and halters securely in place. The looks were finished with skirts ? to-the-ankle, slit A-lines, or at-the-knee pencil ? and cropped trousers. Silhouettes were loose, unconfining.

The designer stuck to strong colors: black and white, with some acid yellow and coverall blue. Footwear was either pointed shoes with thin straps or open-toe sandals, always on a wedge.

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MAX MARA

Max Mara has clean looks for next summer that are alternatively playful and workaday.

The women's collection had an austere quality reflected in the monochrome neutral shades and simple lines that by contrast lent emphasis to playful touches: layers of sheer fabrics, lame shimmers, and youthful romper or jumpsuit silhouettes.

For the urban professional, there were straight pencil skirts and spaghetti strapped sheaths all landing discreetly below the knee. Max Mara topped them with sleek button-less jackets, varying in length. There were few trousers, a trend emerging this season in Milan.

The label recognized the demands of today's professional woman and equipped her with not just one bag but two: the versatile JBag and a clutch.

For evening, there were shimmery sheer below-the-knee sheaths worn over mini dresses or rompers. And for any hour playtime, Max Mara broke out the color: eye-popping orange, green, fuchsia, royal blue and purple. The single-shade outfits with rompers or dresses were accessorized with color-coordinated sheer hosiery, bags, stiletto heels and oversized rounded sunglasses.

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JUST CAVALLI

Just Cavalli is reminding young women to remain carefree, and show some skin, but with grace.

Roberto Cavalli's younger line featured bikinis with belly-button grazing 1950s bottoms and 1960s mini-dresses with mid-drift-revealing cutouts.

The collection reveled in patterns: checks, florals and plaids. While other designers underplayed pants, Just Cavalli celebrated them, pairing them with bra tops, cropped tops and biker jackets.

Associated Press

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Giants set to rally behind heartbroken coach

East Rutherford, N.J. ? Tom Coughlin was dealing with more than the New York Giants' 0-2 start Wednesday, and most of his players knew it.

The team's poor play was insignificant compared to what the 67-year-old Coughlin had been through the past 48 hours.

His only brother, John, died unexpectedly Monday night in Hackensack, N.J. The death came a day after the Giants' season seemed to be slipping away following a 41-23 loss to the Denver Broncos.

"I know exactly what he is going through, unexpected death, death of a family member, someone who is very close to you," said defensive end Justin Tuck, who has played nine seasons for Coughlin. "I am sure he was someone he talked to regularly and confided in and that person is no longer there. It's difficult. It anybody understands it, I definitely do.

"You try your best to be supportive."

Two years ago, Tuck went through his own tragedy. He had his grandfather and an uncle die in a span of a month.

Tuck admired the way Coughlin handled himself at the 8 a.m. team meeting, noting the long-time coach probably would not have burdened the team with his problems had it been possible. He spoke because they already knew about it.

"It just goes to show you the character that he has and how much he puts into the team and the organization," fullback Henry Hynoski said. "He loves us. He treats us like we are his own sons. We feel bad for him and his family. We want to go out and give that little extra for him this week. He's here for us and we have to be there for him, too, for this tough process."

A club official who asked not to be identified said Coughlin's approach to Sunday's game against the Panthers in Charlotte, N.C. has not changed. He has been in his office, working.

"I wouldn't expect anything less out of him," said guard Chris Snee, Coughlin's son-in-law. "I don't know how he feels prior to our 8 o'clock meeting or after practice, but during that window, he is enthusiastic and he has been trying to lead us to a victory."

Receiver Victor Cruz said it was emotional listening to Coughlin, especially the passion in his voice.

"I feel like this team is an extended family to him and we felt like he could talk to us as candidly as he wanted to," Cruz said. "People are going to respond. It was a time where we needed to hear that. It was definitely an emotional thing, at least for me it was.

"I am personally going to respond for him and I think the team will as well."

Coughlin was not asked about his brother's death at his news conference Wednesday. The team has asked the media to refrain from reporting it until an obituary was ready.

Coughlin, who led the Giants to Super Bowl wins in the 2007 and 2011 seasons, did thank the reporters for their concern and condolences as he entered and left the news conference.

"The only way we can be there for him is stepping it up," said Pro Bowl longer snapper Zak DeOssie, who played on both Super Bowl teams.

Safety Antrel Rolle said the tragedy has brought the team closer.

"We are all family," he said. "If coach has a loss, we all deal with the loss. We're here for him. Our condolences go out to him and the rest of his family. No better time than to pick his spirits up."

Coughlin had been alerted to his brother's medical crisis on Monday morning and traveled to the hospital. After meeting with the team, he skipped his usual day-after news conference and returned to his brother's room.

His meeting with the team Wednesday was his first since the death.

"Anytime you have someone in your circle who is a coach or a player and they are going through a hard time, of course you want to do your part to pick them up," Tuck said. "If that's win a football game or saying a kind word or whatever it may be, you are always going to try your best to pick their spirits up.

That's what they did for me and I was better for it. Any way I can return the favor or we as a football team can, we need to jump on that."

Source: http://www.theday.com/article/20130919/SPORT14/309199447/-1/rss08

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THE RSC's BILL TO REPLACE OBAMACARE; THE AMERICAN HEALTHCARE REFORM ACT

The Republican Study Committee members have been very busy developing an alternative to ObamaCare. The RSC released their plans today.

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The centuries-old oath taken by health care professionals reads, ?Do no harm.???It is time for Washington lawmakers to take a similar approach when working to fix the problems that exist in our broken health care system.? Simply repealing the President's health care law is not enough?it must be replaced.

Conservatives recognize that patient-centered reforms rooted in free markets are the best way to lower costs and solve problems in our health care system.??That is why the Republican Study Committee (RSC) is proud to bring forward a pragmatic, practical, and portable free-market alternative to the current health care system.? Simply put, our bill is a better way forward.?Specifically, the RSC's?American Health Care Reform Act:

  • Fully repeals President Obama's health care law, eliminating billions in taxes and thousands of pages of unworkable regulations and mandates that are driving up health care costs.

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  • Spurs competition to lower health care costs by allowing Americans to purchase health insurance across state lines and enabling small businesses to pool together and get the same buying power as large corporations.

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  • Reforms medical malpractice laws in a commonsense way that limits trial lawyer fees and non-economic damages while maintaining strong protections for patients.

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  • Provides tax reform that allows families and individuals to deduct health care costs, just like companies, leveling the playing field and providing all Americans with a standard deduction for health insurance.

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  • Expands access to Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), increasing the amount of pre-tax dollars individuals can deposit into portable savings accounts to be used for health care expenses.

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  • Safeguards individuals with pre-existing conditions from being discriminated against purchasing health insurance by bolstering state-based high risk pools and extending HIPAA guaranteed availability protections.

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  • Protects the unborn by ensuring no federal funding of abortions.


Repeal and Replace Obamacare: It's Time for Reform?

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Obamacare is a train-wreck full of broken promises that is increasing health care costs and interfering with the doctor patient relationship. Obamacare must be stopped. We recently sat down with Americans from across the country to ask their opinions of Obamacare and how it is affecting them in the workplace.

There is a better way to the one-size-fits-all approach of Obamacare.?That is why the Republican Study Committee (RSC) is proud to bring forward a pragmatic, practical, and portable free-market alternative to the current health care system without the unworkable taxes and mandates forced on American families through the President?s health care law.

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Looting hits Acapulco as Mexico storm death toll reaches 80

By Luis Enrique Martinez and Alberto Fajardo

ACAPULCO, Mexico (Reuters) - Looting broke out in the Mexican beach resort of Acapulco on Wednesday as the government struggled to reach tens of thousands of people cut off by flooding that had claimed at least 80 lives.

Stores were ransacked by looters who carried off everything from televisions to Christmas decorations after floodwaters wreaked havoc in the Pacific port, which has experienced some of the worst storm damage to hit Mexico in years.

Tens of thousands of people have been trapped in the aftermath of two tropical storms that hammered vast swathes of Mexico. More than 1 million people have been affected. Acapulco's airport terminal was under water, stranding tourists.

There was no let-up in sight.

One of the tropical storms, Manuel, became a hurricane late on Wednesday, barreling north along Mexico's northwestern coast and threatening more flooding and mudslides.

Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said 58 people were still missing from Atoyac, a municipality near Acapulco in Guerrero state. Authorities had recovered 18 bodies earlier in the day.

"There was a massive mudslide that practically buried part of a small community of about 400 people," he said. "Sadly, it looks like they were trapped."

Some 288 people had been rescued from the site and another 91 were still waiting to be evacuated, officials said.

Shops were plundered in the city's upscale Acapulco neighborhood of Diamante, home to luxury hotels and plush apartments, where dozens of cars were ruined by muddy brown floodwaters. Marines were posted outside stores to prevent further theft.

"Unfortunately, it wasn't looting from need of food. It was stealing for stealing's sake," said Mariberta Medina, head of a local hoteliers' association. "They even stole Halloween and Christmas decorations and an outboard motor."

Acapulco's tourist trade was already grappling with a surge in drug gang violence, which earned the city the dubious distinction of Mexico's murder capital last year.

Torrential rains were spawned by two tropical storms, Ingrid and Manuel, which converged on Mexico from the Gulf and the Pacific over the weekend, triggering the flash floods.

Rescue workers in the state of Baja California Sur, home to the popular beach resorts of Los Cabos, prepared to evacuate people from flood-prone areas.

Another area of low pressure over Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula has a 70 percent chance of becoming a tropical cyclone in the next 48 hours. It is likely to dump more heavy rains across an area already hit by floods and mudslides.

On Wednesday afternoon, national emergency services said they had registered 80 deaths due to the storms.

Hurricane Manuel could dump up to 15 inches of rain in the state of Sinaloa and cause life-threatening flash-floods, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.

As the cost of the flooding continued to mount, the Finance Ministry said it had around 12 billion pesos ($925.60 million)available in emergency funding.

EVACUATIONS

The poor weather forced state oil monopoly Pemex to evacuate three oil platforms and halt drilling at some wells. A Pemex official said its refining operations had not been affected and that the company had seven days worth of inventory.

Pemex's refinery in Tamaulipas, its smallest, was partially flooded, but operations were still normal, the firm said. The Transport Ministry said all oil export terminals were open.

The rains pummeled several Mexican states, with Veracruz, Guerrero, Puebla, Hidalgo, Michoacan, Tamaulipas and Oaxaca among the hardest hit.

Landslides have buried homes and a bus in Veracruz on Mexico's eastern seaboard. Thousands were evacuated from flooded areas, some by helicopter, and taken to shelters.

Dozens of homes in Tampico, one of the main Gulf ports north of Veracruz, were waterlogged when the Panuco River burst its banks, forcing evacuations.

Crocodiles swam into the streets of Tampico.

"They don't bother the people," a spokesman for the state government of Tamaulipas said.

The port was operating as normal, he added.

Acapulco is struggling to cope with the downpour that has submerged vast areas of the city, choked its palm-lined streets with mud and stranded about 40,000 visitors.

More than half of the deaths occurred in Guerrero, where Acapulco lies. Despite the loss of life, state Governor Angela Aguirre said the beach resort was "virtually back to normality."

About 5,300 stranded tourists in Acapulco have been taken to Mexico City, said Gerardo Ruiz Esparza, Mexico's minister for transport and communications.

But food and bottled water are scarce, and cash has been hard to come by after power outages knocked out bank machines.

"We waited for more than hour to get into a shop and only managed to get instant soup, some tins of tuna and two cartons of milk," said Clemencia Santana Garcia, 45, who sells goods on Acapulco's beaches. "This is going to get ugly."

($1 = 12.9645 Mexican pesos)

(Additional reporting by Lizbeth Diaz, Miguel Gutierrez, David Alire Garcia and Anahi Rama; Writing by Michael O'Boyle and Simon Gardner; Editing by Dave Graham, Vicki Allen, Cynthia Osterman and Bill Trott)

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/looting-hits-acapulco-mexico-storm-death-toll-reaches-002743567.html

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Thursday, September 19, 2013

Chesapeake Regional Medical Center Earns National Accreditation ...

The Weight Loss Center at Chesapeake Regional Medical Center has been accredited as a Level 1 facility under the Bariatric Surgery Center Network (BSCN) Accreditation Program of the American College of Surgeons (ACS). The accreditation demonstrates the center?s commitment to delivering the highest quality care for its bariatric surgery patients.

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?To earn the accreditation, Chesapeake Regional met the essential criteria that ensure its ability to support a bariatric surgical care program and the institutional performance requirements outlined by the BSCN accreditation standards. Accredited bariatric surgery centers provide both the hospital resources necessary for optimal care of morbidly obese patients and the support and resources necessary to address the entire spectrum of care and needs of bariatric patients, both pre- and postoperatively.

??????????? ?We are very proud to have received further endorsement and the highest accreditation level for our program,? said Peter F. Bastone, president and CEO of Chesapeake Regional Medical Center. ?Our patients receive a top-level quality of care and, as a result of this accreditation, we will be able to expand the type of patients we can care for within this service. I am proud of our bariatric program and team of professionals. I am looking forward to serving a broader spectrum of patients residing in southeastern?Virginia?and northeastern?North Carolina.?

??????????? Bariatric surgery centers that are accredited under ACS BSCN program standards are part of the Metabolic Bariatric Surgery Accreditation Quality Improvement Program (MBSAQIP) administered by the ACS. In March 2012, the ACS and American Society of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS) announced plans to combine their respective national bariatric surgery accreditation programs into a single unified program to achieve one national accreditation standard for bariatric surgery centers. That transition is now in process.

??????????? ACS BSCN accreditation is awarded in categories, each with its own criteria that must be met. Facilities undergo a site visit by an experienced bariatric surgeon, who reviews the facilities? structure, process and data quality. Because optimal surgical care requires documentation using reliable outcome measures, accredited bariatric surgery centers are required to report their outcome data to the MBSAQIP Data Registry Platform.

??????????? The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has recognized?Chesapeake?RegionalMedical?Center?and allows expanded Medicare coverage of bariatric surgery for beneficiaries of all ages who have been diagnosed with other health problems associated with obesity. Medicare coverage has been limited to procedures performed in facilities accredited by the ACS or the ASMBS.

??????????? In the?United States, more than 15 million people suffer from severe obesity, and the numbers continue to increase. Obesity increases the risks of morbidity and mortality because of the diseases and conditions that are commonly associated with it, such as type II diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular disease, among other health risks. At the present time, weight-loss surgery provides the only effective, lasting relief from severe obesity. Therefore, the ACS believes it is of utmost importance to extend its quality initiatives to accrediting bariatric surgery centers so that it can assist the public in identifying those facilities that provide optimal surgical care of patients who undergo this surgical procedure.

??????????? The ACS is a scientific and educational association of surgeons that was founded in 1913 to raise the standards of surgical education and practice and to improve the quality of care for the surgical patients. Its achievements have placed it at the forefront of American surgery and have made the College an important advocate for all surgical patients. The College has more than 79,000 members and is the largest organization of surgeons in the world.

Source: http://www.thehealthjournals.com/2013/09/chesapeake-regional-medical-center-earns-national-accreditation-from-the-american-college-of-surgeons/

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The Mesa Press : Rape Aggression Defense is ?RAD?

Essence McConnell, Staff Writer
September 18, 2013
Filed under News

Ladies, listen up. A basic self-defense training program has come to San Diego City College District. Presented by the SDCCD Police Department, Rape Aggression Defense will be featured for women only, reaching out to both female staff and students.

R.A.D. was founded by ex-Marine, ex law enforcement at Christopher Newport University Police Department and College of William and Mary Police Department, the old Dominion Police Department, and RedMan Advisory Board and Assistant to the Director of Training for RedMan, Lawrence N. Nadeau. Nadeau has many more accomplishments, and to this day continues to teach self-defense and police tactics. Not only does he teach physically, but Nadeau teaches mentally and?has written several instructional training manuals, teaching philosophies he?s learned along with military techniques.

Nadeau started R.A.D. in 1989 where he worked as Executive Director until 1998 when he turned the program management to his 4 top senior female Staff Instructors. R.A.D. is now internationally known for self-defense education, here to educate not just women, but children, men, elderly, and anyone willing to learn the art of self-defense.

While this program is fully accredited, it has been taught in over 3500 colleges and universities, cities and counties, and state police departments, but mainly known for its teachings throughout women?s resource centers around the country.

The reason why SDCCD will only be holding this workshop for strictly women is because our SDCCD Police Department has only been trained in R.A.D. for women. This does not mean men cannot acquire these same opportunities for self-defense. There are over 45 R.A.D. locations in the state of California. In the San Diego area we have a few R.A.D. programs, San Diego Community College, University San Diego, GEM reMADE, and several independent instructors here to help.

If one chooses to attend a workshop in the Mesa, City, or Miramar campus, one can expect to learn real life self-defense tactics and techniques, awareness of one?s surroundings, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance, confidence building, and the basics of hands on defense training.

It has also been common for past students to come to classes and share their stores.

DeAnn Griffin, R.A.D. coordinator explains, ?There have been women who have applied their techniques in real life situations and have come back and shared what has happened and what technique they used.?

Each class is 6 hours long from 8:00 am to 3:30 pm, 12 hours total, broken down into two sessions and both sessions must be attended.

Unfortunately, the first class started September 21st here at Mesa College and the second will be the 28th, but it?s not too late to attend City College?s workshop on October 12th and 19th, or Miramar College?s workshop on November 2nd and 9th.

Take advantage of these courses because they only come around twice a school year. R.A.D. will come back in spring semester where times and dates will be available nearer to spring.

If interested, register with Officer DeAnn Griffin, or contact her for any further information needed.

Phone: 619-388-341

Email: dgriffin@sdccd.edu

For further information on the program, you can also visit http://www.rad-systems.com

Source: http://www.mesapress.com/news/2013/09/18/rape-aggression-defense-is-rad/

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