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AbsolutEStyle Fashion Show: Apr 25 Peter Jensen Photography
100 original garments presented by 28 models
With Absolute Style hosting nearly 1,000 people ro marvel at 100 original garments presented by 28 models, the one thing you don’t want to be on April 25, is fashionably late. The last loose ends are being snipped and tied this week as the University of the Fraser Valley’s Fashion Design program puts finishing touches on what’s quickly become the region’s marque fashion event. “It’s an exciting, creative show with a huge, diverse collection of works,” disclosed UFV Fashion Design program head Deanna Devitt.
Fusing active wear with the avantgarde, this year’s collection is as diverse as the talented graduating students themselves. Devitt said several themes arose, from 1940s Gatsby to Russian princess, and safari. “Minimalism was a big trend so we are seeing sculpted clothing in black/white and midnight navy. On the softer side, lingerie styling is coming back with soft pastel colours – a very feminine look.”
Tickets are $10 for the 2:30 p.m. matinee show and $18 for the 7 p.m. show. UFV’s Alumni Association will host a wine and cheese reception at the evening event.
The show would not be a success without the generous support from sponsors, including media
For more details about the Fashion Design diploma program or Absolute Style, see ufv.ca/fashion.
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Get your tickets early: Absolute Style is on Thursday, April 25, in the Envision Athletic Centre on the Abbotsford campus.
As in previous years, designers decide if their creations are available for sale, with some past students preferring to recreate fashion with a custom fit for interested buyers.
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about 14 to 20 patients per day.” In addition to being a renowned surgical facility, the team at VLEC are dedicated to maintaining their position as a leading centre for clinical eye research and education.
Dr. Blaylock has greatly aided in those advancements, as he developed “The Blaylock Procedure,” used by ophthalmologists worldwide. The surgery requires the Dr. Blaylock has been removal of the natural lens of practicing in the Abbotsford the eye, which is then replaced area since 1989, and has with a bifocal intraocular lens, well over 45,000 successful usually eliminating the need for surgeries to his name. He says glasses or contacts altogether. he “loves what he does,” and currently works at the Valley In addition to his contributions to the field of eye surgery, he Laser Eye Centre (VLEC), which is ranked as one of the also lectures around the world on his techniques and clinical top laser centres in North studies. America. “The day starts at 8 a.m. with an amazing team of over 30 people, including nurses, technicians, medical office assistants and doctor colleagues,” says Blaylock, “and it usually involves many different types of surgery on
Whether it’s a young adult who wants freedom from glasses, an active senior seeking a better quality of life, or a patient with an extreme eye condition, Dr. Blaylock said it’s about making each individual’s life more enjoyable.
“Every patient presents a unique challenge with one best option, and my challenge is to determine what is best for each person and then provide those services at the highest skill level possible,” says Blaylock. “It’s all about quality of life, and having surgery can be life changing for my patients.” The goal is to provide patients with the “simple things,” like playing golf or watching their children play, and it all begins with the ability to see. “There really is nothing else in medicine where you can so significantly enhance the quality of people’s lives,” says Blaylock. With the science of eye care continuously evolving in the form of new treatments and technologies, Dr. Blaylock and his team at VLEC believes the potential to improve their patients’ lives goes as far as the eye can see.
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Beauty and the Beast: May 1
April 19-21 The BC Classic and Custom Car Show comes to Abbotsford’s Tradex building at the Abbotsford Airport. There are more cars, stars and guitars than ever at B.C.’s only indoor spring car show. Check out 100s of Radical Rides, enjoy live classic rock and get your picture taken with Hot Rod hotties. For more information visit bccustomcarshow.com.
April 23 It’s time to rock and music fans will get the chance on April 23 when Motley Crue comes to the Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre. The show starts at 7:30 p.m. Motley Crue is on its 2013 Canadian tour, which marks the most expansive run of Canada in the band’s history. The quartet of Vince Neil, Mick Mars, Nikki Sixx and Tommy Lee, has been thrilling audiences for 30 years. For tickets and information visit abbotsfordcentre.ca.
May 1 Disney’s Beauty and the Beast is coming to Abbotsford on May 1. The musical production starts at 7 p.m. The award-winning worldwide smash hit Broadway musical is an elaborate theatrical production. All of the beloved characters will be there, singing dancing and telling a magical tale. For information visit abbotsfordcentre.ca.
May 3 The Valley Concert Society is presenting I Tromboni on Friday, May 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Matsqui Centennial Auditorium. I Tromboni was formed in 1999 when five of Canada’s finest young trombonists dedicated themselves to the promotion and performance of live music for the trombone quintet. For more information, visit valleyconcertsociety.com
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Rosé Smack Down: Good, juicy fun There is a fun wine-on-wine contest called the Rosé Smack Down, where tasters get to choose the favourite of two rosé wines: Haywire or Bartier Scholefield (B·S). Winemaker Michael Bartier and wine expert David Scholefield have their dukes up (almost literally) to see which wine will come ahead.
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While both wines are 100% Gamay Noir and very food friendly, they are different.
What do you like best about UFV? We have incredible faculty. Small class sizes mean students and teachers get to know each other.
What’s your favourite class so far? Where is the most awesome place on campus? The courtyard in the fall.
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Use three words to describe yourself: Creative, Passionate, Pragmatic.
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The B·S 2010 rosé (13.4% ABV/$18.99) is the more “grown up” of the two wines. It is refreshing, with a lot of fruit— strawberries and cooked rhubarb—on the palate. I find more of the fruit on the nose, accompanied by floral notes, spice and an earthiness. This wine is great in a glass all by itself or paired with a well-laid-out charcuterie board. While I do like both and would drink either, I chose the Haywire because it has more staying power. A day after initially tasting the wines for the contest, I opened both again to pour and drink. The Haywire was just as lively and fresh as it had been at first opening; sadly, the B·S was a little tired.
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Middle School Students Raise Money " ” for Ethiopia With an iPod Buy-out by Michelle Watrin Envision Financial Run for Water’s Randall Peters has become a popular assembly leader in the Lower Mainland. He has had a school-wide assembly with Colleen and Gordie Howe Middle School staff and students for three years in a row. Through stories of both hope and need in the lives of kids the same age who live halfway around the world he inspired youth to make a difference in the world. “He gets better every year,” grade 8 teacher Craig Hemmrich shares. “The story about the girl who lost her parents to AIDs and had to walk for water for a place to stay brought a tear to my eye.”
rope and getting water from a tap installed in her village. She explains in broken English the pain, both physical and mental, she had gone through for years when she had to walk for water in exchange for a place to live. She now intends to go to school to become a doctor. “Now I have hope. Thank you Run for Water!” she exclaims through a luminous and contagious smile. “We want you to get creative with fundraising. Don’t go door-to-door asking for money…challenge yourself and do something original,” Peters told the attentive crowd.
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Inspired by the assembly, students began planning fundraising strategies to help more kids in Ethiopia have clean water. An entire afternoon was spent with leadership students presenting a fair full of interesting booths and games for the students to explore, while purchasing tickets in a carnival-like atmosphere.
allowed to listen to music on their iPod for a day when their teachers were not instructing. “We raised $252.35. That is enough for seven kids to have clean water for the rest of their lives,” grade 8 student Aman Gill explained, remembering the figure Peters had shared that $35 brings clean water to a child for the rest of his or her life.
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Massey, by Chef Jeff 62 restaurant Foraging for food has become a bit of a cultural obsession lately. The trend towards local and sustainable is at its peak when you consider finding your dinner while out for a walk in the woods. As spring is now in the air, there are several plants to watch for if you are scavenging for dinner in the forests. Stinging nettles typically grow in shaded moist ground, often near a spring or stream. Harvest the top set of leaves. Watch for the ‘sting’ on the stem and leaves while picking. Once the leaves are cooked or dried, the sting will disappear. These plants are great in soups and sauces with their herbaceous flavour. If you venture into the drier climate of the interior, wild asparagus will soon be popping up. Look in bright, sunny locations with sandy soil. When harvesting the spears, make sure to leave a few stalks to ‘seed down’ for next year. Once asparagus is cut, the sugar starts to change into starch so eat them as soon as you can.
In our local rainforests, ramps or fiddleheads are more common than asparagus. These are the fresh curls of fern tips coming out of the ground. Both sword ferns and deer ferns are common to our region and are edible. Please note that mature ferns are not edible. Only harvest the young, unfurled ferns. Fiddleheads are recommended to be fully cooked before eating. We are anxiously awaiting the first morel mushrooms of the season here at restaurant 62. These honeycomb looking fungi have a nutty, rich flavour and are a harbinger of spring. They are often found in areas that had forest fires the year before. Morels also need to be fully cooked before consuming so refrain from snacking on your way home! Be sure to be familiar with identifying ‘false morels’ which can be toxic, before venturing out to pick your own mushrooms. Good luck with the food gathering and enjoy the bounty of the forests.
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